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This is WAY past disagreeing with his policies, this man is a danger to our country. Open you eyes before you make a huge mistake in November...
I agree with you. And the mistakes have already begun, and are taking place before our eyes. Some won't and refuse to see it for what it is.
That is their freaking problem. I hold them responsible, should Obama win the election again. Should the ecnomy tank even further, should more people lose their great jobs, and homes too, i won't care, that is all on them.
Do you honestly and sincerely after knowing this guy, think things are going to improve! You are so guillable. And get what we will deserve, one mistake, can be forgiven, two, is just stupid as hell.
I've been on these threads and I'm seeing the President referred to as "Obozo", or Obummer, or other unbecoming names. If you don't agree with the President's policies or if you didn't vote for him, you just don't. The least one can do is respect his title and realize that he is our President and should be respected as such. He is President Obama, not Obummer or Obozo.
I've never done this. I didn't agree with it when liberals online and in the national news media did this to GW Bush for more than 8 years (before, during, and after his presidency) and members of his administration including Cheney, Rove, and Rumsfeld. If any liberal here complains about conservatives making such insulting words about Obama then they are hypocrites for all the years they did the same to GW Bush.
It isn't the American way to respect titles and positions. Our political history is rife with this manner of disrespect. That is not to say that many don't practice this disrespect - but disrespect in American politics has been a staple since our founding.
In the Navy we enlisted service members had an old saying we used towards officers we hated. "I have to respect the rank, I don't have to respect the person who wears the rank".
In the Navy we enlisted service members had an old saying we used towards officers we hated. "I have to respect the rank, I don't have to respect the person who wears the rank".
This is so true... always had to love the ensigns fresh out of college and still wet behind the ears, but ran around barking orders at everyone.
Bush was a White man. The "insults" were there, of course ... mostly directed to commentary regarding his intelligence, or lack thereof. The "insults" of Mr. Obama seem almost exclusively lobbed by racists, or have a racial overtone. That's how I interpret them. And I don't think I'm alone with that.
No, you're not alone, but you and others like you are wrong because it is you who are looking at this through the prism of racism, not those critical of him and his policies.
No, you're not alone, but you and others like you are wrong because it is you who are looking at this through the prism of racism, not those critical of him and his policies.
The county i work in is full of Racists. These rednecks around here openly say the don't want any latelling me what to do. I would say that doesn't cover any of his policy work at all,.
Last edited by CaseyB; 08-10-2012 at 01:21 PM..
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