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Don't be disingenuous, or try to minimize the corrosive impact of those words. Do you agree with those sentiments or not? You didn't answer the question.
I'm sure the POTUS has great healthcare... i thought Cheney was dead a couple of years ago. Who was the last Pres. to die in office from natural causes?
I think people get too upset at things (Repubs and Dems both). The people speaking most likely aren't saying they are going to literally KILL HIM. Figuratively, they could have meant "Kill him in the election" i.e. - attack him, win, etc.Do you agree with the sentiments expressed in the videos I posted on the first page of this thread?
If you don't agree, then I guess that when a HS football team says they are going to "kill" the other team you get equally upset.
The picture below is from a HS football team's homecoming t-shirts. These shirts are being sold at the school.
Don't be disingenuous, or try to minimize the corrosive impact of those words. Do you agree with those sentiments or not? You didn't answer the question.
Which sentiments? Didn't have time to watch all of your vids. List some...i'll give yes/no answer for each.
Is Obama an Un-American Terrorist Sympathizer?
Is he a Terrorist himself?
Is he a sleeper agent/radical Muslim?
Yes, No, No.
But that's the beauty of America...freedom of speech.
whatever sticks.
I'm just curious what makes Obama an Un-American Terrorist Sympathizer.
Why wow?
-I believe that he has close ties to some very un american terrorist type people (Wright, Ayers, etc.). You have every right to believe otherwise.
-His wife was also never proud of her country until he was running for POTUS.
-He has close ties to ACORN. A group that tries to undermine the sanc y of democracy.
-Close ties to Fannie/Freddie executives. The same ones who put the US in the financial predicament it is in now.
One or two associations I can brush off as coincidence...start putting the puzzle together though and one has to start asking questions about his judgement and who he'll appoint to office.
Bill Ayers blew up a bunch of empty buildings 40 years ago. That makes him a piece of . Obama deserves a mild amount of criticism for agreeing to serve on the board of a charitable foundation with him, but that's politics, you sometimes have to go along to get along. John McCain has some pretty sleazy associations in his past too, if you want to play the guilt by association game. Ayers is currently a faculty member at UI-Chicago. Are his students terrorist sympathizers for taking his classes?
You don't think blacks might have a reason to be less than reverential towards this country? Walk a mile in their shoes before you condemn them for failing to snap to attention and sing the National Anthem at the drop of a hat.-His wife was also never proud of her country until he was running for POTUS.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/223436.php-He has close ties to ACORN. A group that tries to undermine the sanc y of democracy.
I've always had questions about whether this is a good way to do voter registration. And Democratic campaigns usually keep their distance. But here's the key. This is fraud against ACORN. They end up paying people for registering more people then they actually signed up. If you register me three times to vote, the registrar will see two new registrations of an already registered person and the ones won't count. If I successfully register Mickey Mouse to vote, on election day, Mickey Mouse will still be a cartoon character who cannot go to the local voting station and vote. Logically speaking there's very little way a few phony names on the voting rolls could be used to commit actual vote fraud. And much more importantly, numerous studies and investigations have shown no evidence of anything more than a handful of isolated cases of actual instances of vote fraud.John McCain's campaign manager was on their payroll as of September. He has even closer ties to Fannie and Freddie. Why is that a mark against Obama but not McCain? That is an indictment of the two-party system and current campaign finance methods more than it is a mark against McCain or Obama.-Close ties to Fannie/Freddie executives. The same ones who put the US in the financial predicament it is in now.
Smear and guilt by association.One or two associations I can brush off as coincidence...start putting the puzzle together though and one has to start asking questions about his judgement and who he'll appoint to office
That was so ing hilarious, that first guy seemed like he knew what was going on, and he wasn't going to give the guy what he wanted, a sound bite, but then he turned around and did just that....
They are probably exiting his classes with extremely liberal views. If I attended UI-Chicago I wouldn't take one of his classes. Would you?
You don't think blacks might have a reason to be less than reverential towards this country? Walk a mile in their shoes before you condemn them for failing to snap to attention and sing the National Anthem at the drop of a hat.
Examples of African Americans who are proud of their country. Isn't it interesting that the NAACP never supports conservative african americans?
www.consumersrightsleague.org/UploadedFiles/ACORN_AHC_Report.pdf
http://mic emalkin.com/2007/07/26...state-history/
McCain's campaign manager was on their payroll because he was a lobbyist for them. There is a big difference between a lobbyist who doesn't have access to the books of a company and an executive who does. You should be more wary of the people that were distorting the books (Raines, Johnson) than the one that was doing the job that he was paid to do (Davis).John McCain's campaign manager was on their payroll as of September. He has even closer ties to Fannie and Freddie. Why is that a mark against Obama but not McCain? That is an indictment of the two-party system and current campaign finance methods more than it is a mark against McCain or Obama.
What you call a smear I call valid questions about judgement and associations.Smear and guilt by association.
PM5K...obama might have my vote if you add more pics to your sig.
If it was a subject that interested me, yes.
Examples of wealthy Republican African Americans who are proud of their country. Why isn't Mic e Obama en led to fell angry and upset over slavery, Jim Crow and the ins utional racism that still exists today?Examples of African Americans who are proud of their country. Isn't it interesting that the NAACP never supports conservative african americans?
His sound bite was comedy gold:
"From the ages of 1 to 6, Barack Obama was immersed in radical Islam."
Yeah, when most kids are playing with their GI Joe Dolls, Obama was the feared Boy-King of the Weatherman Underground.
Mine too.
What if the subject was offered by two different professors?
David Robinson - Father was in the military. Depending on his rank, he might have done OK, but I'm pretty sure his dad wasn't a millionaire.Examples of wealthy Republican African Americans who are proud of their country. Why isn't Mic e Obama en led to fell angry and upset over slavery, Jim Crow and the ins utional racism that still exists today?
Colin Powell - Born In Harlem, son of Jamaican immigrants. I'm pretty sure his parents weren't that well off.
Condy - Born in Alabama, traces her roots back to slavery.
These are examples of people who made themselves. They weren't born with a silver spoon in their mouth. They are proud of their country and don't have to spew hatred towards it.
Well there you go...
You owe me one Obama...
Thanks PM5K...I think I'd be scared if you tried to do that with McCain supporters.
Another example of Obama supporters buying votes!!!!
Probably would go with the other prof, but I don't care much about Bill Ayers one way or the other. It certainly isn't relevant to the current election.
Well, good for them. Now who the are you to tell Mic e Obama she isn't en led to her feelings?David Robinson - Father was in the military. Depending on his rank, he might have done OK, but I'm pretty sure his dad wasn't a millionaire.
Colin Powell - Born In Harlem, son of Jamaican immigrants. I'm pretty sure his parents weren't that well off.
Condy - Born in Alabama, traces her roots back to slavery.
I'm not saying she isn't en led to her feelings. I'm just saying that I don't have to agree with them.
You certainly don't seem to think they are legitimate, and I have no problems with blacks not being patriotic towards our country. I think they've earned that apathy if that's what they want, and it shouldn't be questioned.
So Findog the real question is...Now who the are you to say that all of the McCain supporters aren't en led to their own feelings?
They can hate Barack Obama all they want...threatening his life and slandering him by calling him a terrorist, that's not an "opinion" they're en led to, that's libel and slander at best...and making remarks that deserve the scrutiny of the SS at worst.
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