"Osama Bin Laden Is Dead,"the black man did it?"‏

Omg, all over the web the biggest news is Osama Bin Laden is dead.
All in all is great news. One of the U.S problems has been
eliminated and now we can feel a little safer and have some of
our troops come home safe. But now it's turning into a color issue.
Why is it when one problem ends people always seem to escalate to another?
"The black man did what the white man couldn't do" I guess these issues
of the past were and are never really in the past for we never let it die.
Why can't we just be happy as human beings that this problem has been
eliminated and one of our worst nightmares is over? The man who is
responsible for 9/11, the man that you seen in terrorist video footage
training very young soldiers to be killing machines and to raise war
against the U.S. The man who uses his own people as pawns
in this game so called life. The man that has people in private lock
sanctuaries who knows nothing else but to be a human suicide bombs.
The man who could have probably had started WW111.
This asshole is fucking dead; lets celebrate because one of Satan's
spawn has died. We are now safe for the moment be. And who killed him,
"the black man did what the white man couldn't do!"
have you forgotten of all the brave man and woman who were put on the
line to keep us safe? It could be one of your friends or a family member.
The U.S security of defense is who we should be thanking for this,
for it was them who eliminating the nuisance. I for one voted for Obama
because Hilary had dropped out of the presidential race and I felt we
needed a change. And i believe Obama made it as president do to the
fact that he held the most votes from the bigger majority of the black
and Latino race. I am not saying he is not a good president; he is
looking out and is trying his best. It's not props to the black man
is much props to the man Obama for doing his job.
So please people stop your ignorant ways and let the color issue go.
Because you are contributing to part of this racial War. Remember
it wasn't the black man, and it wasn't the white man, it was our great nation
of defense. Why does it all have to be a color thing, now,'Wsup Wit Dat?"