Serious Question, is it true that Obama compared the US ?

with the Nazi's in his 2001 radio interview, does anyone know where I can see the transcripts of that interview? I can't believe he would be so stupid to do that.Serious Question, is it true that Obama compared the US ?
Yea, check this out.





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2uGDKlht…Serious Question, is it true that Obama compared the US ?
I just looked it up and found the quote. And once again, it looks like the right has distorted the truth in an attempt to get political advantage. These people are so ugly! Here's what he actually said, referring to Brown v. Board of Education, the famous case in which the Supreme Court ruled that black kids could attend the same schools as white kids:





';I mean you’ve got World War II, you’ve got uh, uh, uh, the doctrines of Nazism, that, that we are fighting against, that start looking uncomfortably similar to what we have going on, back here at home.”





He is pointing out that the racial doctrines of the Nazis we were fighting looked too much like the racist doctrines that barred black American children down south from attending all white schools. Which is of course what happened. It's a perfectly accurate assessment, and the Republicans are twisting it as they always do.
He could use it as an example of what we don't ever want to be. If Obama said that the US is nothing like the Nazi's and gave reasons why they are different then technically he is still comparing the two.
Stop digging up nonsense





Obama is finally going to put a Black man in charge of your affairs and you cant stand it. Us blacks are going to rule.





so get used to it.
dont be surprised. if he did say it, I wouldn't be. He's attributed very often with intelligence he does not possess.
he did and was in chicago. at his community affaires he was running
completely false.
';serious question'; ? lol


Find and answer and then come back and enlighten us all.
good luck finding that. im sure it doesnt exist.
It's true. I've seen the tape of the broadcast.
It was in relation to segregation and not the U.S. as a whole.