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This isn't a debate about his policies...you want to know about how I feel about immigration, healthcare, the war, etc I'll be more than happy to discuss it in another thread.
I'm waiting to hear an answer to my questions in the OP from one of the regulars whom it's addressed to.
since you didnt address anyone DIRECTLY, here is a question for you
if you hated bush, why would you be so supportive of obama
Anyone can see the vast differences in the pro-Obama and anti-Obama posters on this forum.
Those opposed to the policies of Obama and this administration post links to articles highlighting the shortcomings and failures.
Those supporting Obama and this administration post threads about those who post the links highlighting the failures.
It would seem that the pro-Obama crowd would post links highlighting all the achievements that Obama and this administration has achieved or wish to achieve.
It seems like there are some whose quality of life depends on how many articles that speak ill of the President they can post on an internet message board. And sometimes it's not even slandering articles, but it is spun in the message title to appear like it is.
Let's say for whatever reason you don't have time to sit in front of a computer, does it make your day worse knowing you're not letting people know you hate someone's guts over the internet? Does posting these articles come before friends and family? Does the thought of posting anti-Obama articles on the internet get you out of bed in the morning? Do you look at yourself in the mirror every night and get a sense of satisfaction knowing you did your best slandering the president to anonymous people? How much of your daily life is devoted to things other than posting deragatory articles of the president over the internet?
It seems like there are some whose quality of life depends on how many articles that speak ill of the President they can post on an internet message board. And sometimes it's not even slandering articles, but it is spun in the message title to appear like it is.
Let's say for whatever reason you don't have time to sit in front of a computer, does it make your day worse knowing you're not letting people know you hate someone's guts over the internet? Does posting these articles come before friends and family? Does the thought of posting anti-Obama articles on the internet get you out of bed in the morning? Do you look at yourself in the mirror every night and get a sense of satisfaction knowing you did your best slandering the president to anonymous people? How much of your daily life is devoted to things other than posting deragatory articles of the president over the internet?
...and for some, the quality of their day depends on how often they can defend 0bama between gulps of kool-aid.
This isn't a debate about his policies...you want to know about how I feel about immigration, healthcare, the war, etc I'll be more than happy to discuss it in another thread.
I'm waiting to hear an answer to my questions in the OP from one of the regulars whom it's addressed to.
Ok, I give. My life is totally and completely 100% meaningless to the absolute degree unless I can come here and bash Obama. Happy?
Ok, I give. My life is totally and completely 100% meaningless to the absolute degree unless I can come here and bash Obama. Happy?
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