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Why, because he's neither a down-the-rabbit-hole Liberal, or one of the minorities worshipped by same? Or because in the job world, he would be too busy keeping a plant running and solving technical problems, to take all day socializing with the elite whose only skill is de-motivation and flowery fictional reports to other elites?
How do you know so much about that poster? I wasn't aware of his ethnicity or profession & work ethic, and it doesn't say anything in the profile either... weird.
I have to say Occupiers are basically not very noticed overall i the country to be with nay of the oters.. Inmost palces it does not exist really.Why not throw reagn and Carter in the mix if including Bill Clinton and Gore also.
Having family overseas and having lived overseas, I can tell you that Bush was our biggest embarrassment. Most people don't know about the Tea Party and many don't know the true differences between Republicans and Democrats, but I can say at least in Australia and South Korea... Bush was hated very much.
Bush wasn't hated in Australia. Besides for some extremists (Bob Brown an co.), both sides of Australian politics generally supported Bush on his policies which directly affected us.
The US president is generally viewed in a neutral manner in Australia -- we really don't care all that much about him. For example, when Obama came here recently, I think the US secret services were expecting a crowd of people to go see him so they set up big barriers, and literally a handful of people turned up.
The occupy crowd probably received the most criticism here due to it sort of taking place in Sydney, but the tea party, Democrats and Republicans rarely make the news, nor do most people really care much about them.
If there was an option for "the US government as a whole", that would be the one I'd choose. Regardless of who is in power, they also seem to f*ck stuff up, blame it on the former president then continue to f*ck some more stuff up. That in itself is extremely embarrassing.
On an unrelated note; MSNBC is about as bipartisan as Fox. If you watch/read either, chances are you're an idiot.
To a general worldwide audience, Bush and the people who surround him have to be the most embarrassing.
To the politically informed, the Tea Party is probably more embarrassing. They make George Bush look intelligent and reasonable.
The lazy, entitled Occupy whiners who waste their time trashing parks are certainly an embarrassment, but their complete lack of power (compared to the Tea Party, which managed to get a bunch of people elected, resulting in a nonstop display of breathtaking idiocy in congress) keeps them from rising to the level of most embarrassing.
Funny how you totally ignored that the occufart movement was created by democratsin response to the TEA party.
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Libya and with no vote from congress. Obama should be impeached for that. I didn't hear any outcry from the democrats. Nothing. How about Obama and the drone attacks escalating under Obama.. no outcry from that. Dems are silent.. a bunch of hypocrites..
I said what full scale invasion/occupation? You're obviously unaware of what that actually entails.
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