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Okay, I've neglected the thread for a few days, but here's my motive.
What the hell is Giuliani talking about? This nation was founded on the principle of anti-colonialism. The Founders were staunchly anti-colonialist. Being anti-colonialist is part of being American. So, we have Rudy Giuliani criticizing Obama for not loving the country, and then calling him anti-colonialist, which would indicate that he does love the country. Does that make sense to anyone, or has Rudy lost his marbles?
Okay, I've neglected the thread for a few days, but here's my motive.
What the hell is Giuliani talking about? This nation was founded on the principle of anti-colonialism. The Founders were staunchly anti-colonialist. Being anti-colonialist is part of being American. So, we have Rudy Giuliani criticizing Obama for not loving the country, and then calling him anti-colonialist, which would indicate that he does love the country. Does that make sense to anyone, or has Rudy lost his marbles?
The root of Giuliani's rage makes no logical sense whatsoever.
The root of Giuliani's rage makes no logical sense whatsoever.
It's sad that for something to make political sense, it doesn't have to follow logic and reason. What's even sadder is that, except for the right-wing base, this move by Giuliani make no political sense, either.
Apparently I'm not the only one who wondered about Mr. Giuliani's anti-colonialist comment. Apparently, it may not be as random as I first supposed, apparently, there's a 'history' of doing so:
I think it's perfectly understandable that he feels closer to black people than to white ones, one look at his family is enough, he has a black wife and black children...
I think it's perfectly understandable that he feels closer to black people than to white ones, one look at his family is enough, he has a black wife and black children...
And this has what to do with being anti-colonialist?
"Some people thought it was racist — I thought that was a joke, since he was brought up by a white mother, a white grandfather, went to white schools, and most of this he learned from white people," Giuliani said. "This isn't racism. This is socialism or possibly anti-colonialism."
Do you agree with Giuliani that Obama is anti-colonialist? Are you anti-colonialist?
Anti-colonialist sounds like Newspeak.
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