Obama Supporters Sign Petition to Repeal the Bill of Rights

[Chimuelojones]

Originally Posted by Exitus Acta Probat

So should Mark Dice turn on his camera and let it record for an hour just to capture five or so minutes of relevant video?

I dont what Mr. dice should do. Nor do I care. If you want to make a big deal of a guy asking people to sign a petition, they why not ask someone that studies yahoos like Mr. Dice and their "methods"...

People actually go to school to understand these dynamics. I dont have a clue why some people do what they do.

If you really want answers...ask the professionals.

I just said that editing can make anyone look foolish and ingnorant on any issue. I know that much.

[Mac_Muz]

Originally Posted by MOS0311

No, he should simply state how many people actually listened to him first and told him to get lost, versus omitting that pertinent information.

Honesty would go a long way in helping me not to laugh at this guy and the Conservatives gulping down metamucil while falling hook line and sinker for this propaganda piece.

I wonder how many people there would be, before some guy smacks him straight in the nose and sets him on his tea kettle ass?

[bluesjuke]

Originally Posted by NJBest

This guy interviews college students near a beach. Check out his other videos. You could get these people to sign their left nut away. It's not an empirical study by any means.

No, but there are voters among them.

[OICU812]

Originally Posted by Willsson

This should be done in every city and town in the U.S. Get a list, keep it secure. We'll need to know who CANNOT be trusted with our liberties, rights, and privileges. Or at this point, what might be left of them.

And after the revolution we can ship them to Qatar where they'll indeed enjoy their U.S. public education.

I'm sure the NSA will have the list stored on a triple back up system, along with your post.... ooops and mine too.

[JohnnyMack]

Originally Posted by OICU812

I'm sure the NSA will have the list stored on a triple back up system, along with your post.... ooops and mine too.

You can be reasonably sure City-data is on the "watch list".