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As far as the Black Panther story, you mean the one Fox News latched onto to stir up more racial tension? I would talk about it but this woman did a good enough job debating Megyn Kelly on the issue. 2 minutes and 25 seconds in. |
I'm far from an expert on this but to me the video maker and poster must be clearly political opponents, it's like after 8 years of bush abuse they expect him to go up like that
which is completely unrealistic, same with sports teams, if a club have had bad management for years, buying wrong players, paying to much, etc.etc. than it would take years to rebuild the team and club under new management, with a country known as the biggest economy of the world one could expect a bit more time hope things will go in the good direction for the USA |
These girls may or may not vote for Obama in 2012. Think about that!
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Thread over! Game, set and match to BFT3K. :1orglaugh :thumbsup . |
How dare you say anything bad about Black Jesus!
He talks pretty and is black so he is above criticism. If you don't love Black Jesus you are either a terrorist or a racist. |
I don't know its any better but at least its not any worst. With Bush we were always on look out for another fuck up.
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I'm not sure what you were going for here. . |
OK, just a few things
People hated Bush because of the wars Obama said he was going to send more troops to Afghanistan, but you still voted for him, it's also been said that the pull out date is not realistic at this point People hated Bush because of the Patriot Act Obama Extended it People hated Bush because he spent so much money in 8 years Obama spent more in 18 months, new budget is 40 cents of every dollar is borrowed, 1.47 trillion dollars People hated Bush because of the growing unemployment rate Under Obama, it got worse and the only sector hiring is government, by over 25% in growth, who pays for that? Taxpayers? Not if they aren't working And in Arizona, the voters voted for a bill to do something that's the responsibility of the US government, security, but Obama sides with Mexico on that But we did get Obama care, this is suppose to keep prices from going up, everyone I talk to is paying more since it passed. My buddy that works for Coca Cola is now paying $80 a month more, he doesn't make very much working for them We got bank reform, they're going to hire 800 new people to police it and the two biggest fails, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are exempt, but hey, 2300 pages of regulation? Obamanomics, or Keynesian economics has failed in the UK and they voted Brown out for a rational economic plan to cut government spending by 25% And the best most liberals can say is it's Bush's fault, are they that fucking blind? |
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I assume you are talking about the Shirley Sherrod story. You do realize that she was forced out by the administration BEFORE that video was shown on Fox or her name had even been MENTIONED by Fox, right? It had only been shown on that Breitbart BigGovernment.com site and then the administration fired her. . |
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They heavily reduced the injunction criteria, and they dropped injunctions against two others. Perhaps you might listen again? . |
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She was blasted by the NAACP , which they later changed their moind on, it was their tape, LMAO |
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People voted for Obama because he was going to fix things, I just dont' see that happening
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Yeah I miss Bush. I miss a president choking on pretzels instead of speaking to the american people. I miss a guy who can ignore a disaster and then pretend he flew over it with one picture of his ugly ass looking out a window on the tarmac somewhere. I miss a guy who photoshops in more soldiers because even though he only speaks to controlled military crowds twice a year, there still aren't enough, so lets photoshop some more.
Fuck. Yeah that was awesome. Lets do THAT shit again. |
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Obama is like a fire fighter getting on the scene 8 years after the fire started and then being asked to put it out. What do people really expect? Then man is one of the few who has actually been doing what he said he was going to, and considering the repub's every effort to block and do nothing more than sit on there asses the last few years I think he's done pretty well.
Takes a long time to rebuild people that think that there is some magic plan by anyone thats going to make this all just go away in 2 years is a fool to begin with. You can not compare it with what happened in the past, for the simple reasons that the world was not as interconnected as it is today. The stakes are higher and there are more reasons things can fail. As far as using 6 dollar gas a one of my markers... why not? It's something that effects me personally daily. Of course I use other things too but the gas one is something everything gets and gets now. |
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I would just like to see Barry do one thing that is going to help the country, but no, he had to push the ban on drilling, when his own experts said it was safe and thats going to cost even more jobs. He wants more regulations, thats going to cost more jobs, he's moving in the wrong direction |
BTW this is something you might want to look at to understand why the US is still spending while the UK has to cut down. Sometimes it is difficult to see where the US actually stands compared to others. The results might surprise you.
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There is no reason or excuse why solar power has not been mass produced to the point where it's affordable for everyone. Under the republicans alternative energies took a huge hit, starting back with Regan and the taxing that was added to it. My physics professor in collage had a successful windmill design, built 6 of them and they would produce so much electric that they spent most of the day back feeding it into the local power grid. He was put out of business buy those republicans. Those 6 windmills... 4 are still working today, 30 years later. The other 2 where never allowed to be put up. |
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I guess the point went right over your head.... Never mind then :disgust . |
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Now if you want to say there wasn't enough funding to grow this, I can understand your point there. But you are saying he wasn't even allowed to put them up? |
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I give you the HYBRID, the carbon footprint to build one is in some cases 4 times that of a conventional car, the metals used in the batteries are nasty to the environment. And if you drive down the freeway at the speed limit, you'll be passed by several cars, when you see a hybrid going over the speed limit, he's getting about the same gas mileage you are. |
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We hated Bush because of the wars, but Obama extended it. It doesn't matter if we want to be there or not, we need to follow through and stay until the job is done. If that's the next fifty years, so be it. We are still in Germany, still in Japan, and still in South Korea. As for the Patriot Act, it was needed. At least some form of it. Does anyone know anyone who was ever arrested or had their civil liberties violated by the Patriot Act? No. Of course not. When it comes to how much money Bush and Obama spent... Bush spent money because he wanted to. They do it all the time - spend spend spend and then pass the buck onto the next guy. But what the last guy - Bush - failed to factor in was that we left the country in the worst possible shape ever. And the only way to get the ship moving again is for our government to spend money. Right now we have a massive construction project near our house, paid for by your tax dollars (well, if you live in California anyhow). I wonder how many hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent on this fourteen mile freeway by-pass - and how many jobs it created. I'm sure it's got hundreds of construction workers, but let's think about the engineering firms, architects, truck drivers, suppliers, concrete companies, etc.... Who's fault is it? It's Bush's fault. It's pretty simple. If I am the CEO of a company for eight years and I run it into the ground, after the new guy is in office for a year do we really expect him to have everything fixed? Of course not. It's going to take us a lot longer to unfuck this. |
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The hybrid is just and example of the public being tossed a bone to make them "feel good" and does nothing to actually help the problem. |
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When is the last time unemployment was extended for 99 weeks? The GOP did offer up an answer, use some of the stimulus money they are sitting on, they were ignored They offered up a health care plan, they were ignored They wanted to NOT block drilling in the gulf, they are afraid of loosing literally thousands of jobs, and they laid out exactly why, but were ignored. Sorry, putting the government in charge of the banks, that makes sense? Leaving out Freddie and Fannie makes sense? AMP, I'm not saying the GOP has the answers, but the direction Barry is taking us is not the right direction, more regulation strangles business. Go ask any business owner how hard it has become to run a business and how regulation has hurt the bottom line and kept them from expanding. |
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that technology has been around for several decades, my sub was built in 69 Now take that technology and keep both gases, inject them into a chamber and light a match, BOOM, you have combustion and water coming out of the tail pipe |
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america is still racist and it's core. the rich white frat boy trashes the joint then they send in the negro janitor to clean up the mess.
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This guy is an idiot. The financial crisis was caused by deregulation during the Bush Administration, not Obama's. The wars were also inherited by Obama, not Bush.
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For example, it is cheaper to heat your home with electricity then to electrolysize (sp?) water with electricity and burn its hydrogen & oxygen. To break water molecules apart requires some electricity, and the larger your water tanks are (and the more fuel you want to create), the more resistance there is in the water (Ohms Law V=RI). You can fix this by adding salt, but too much salt and too much electricity will cause the salt to break up into Sodium and Chloride (Dangerous!). The electricity has to be DC not AC, and the voltage has to be regulated to be efficient. |
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This is my point... there is no reason that we could not be all doing this. using solar, wind and in some placed even hydroelectric. There are other solutions out there that actually produce enough energy that they not only give you what you need for your car but for your entire house. |
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Question for you asshole What has Obama done that has any dent in the debt or the economy in a positive nature during his 18 month reign? or are you just going by Obamas economic advisors,? LMAO |
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The new government have also been asking for suggestions off of the public as to any changes that need making - not sure if anything will come out of it though. The labour government were voted out partly just due to how long they had already been in power as well as having a charisma-free leader that just seemed to suck the life out of anyone around him. There is only so long you can go on blaming the previous administration for things before everyone realises that actually you havn't really got a clue what you are doing. |
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Nothing. Or at least nothing that is showing any signs of real success yet. I guess I'm not ready to write the guy off just yet. It took GW 8 years to screw things up this bad. I don't know if Obama can hang on long enough to see any positive results from anything he's done. Too many people hate him just for the sake of hating him. It's really odd to me that there are people, many many people, that want to see Obama fail more than anything, for what reason? Why does the right want to see this guy fail at making things better? Every day I see this stuff and it always leaves my jaw hanging open. Think about this for just a minute: Bush was actively fucking things up... proper, for 8 years. I can't think of one single thing that improved with Bush in office. Well, rich people and the corporate overlords will disagree, but that's obvious. Yet for the right, it's like it never happened. Instead, crucify the new guy trying to fix all this shit. Make up 100% fake "news" stories when all else fails. Fringe lunatic groups like the tea people and Glenn Beck burning up television air time & predicting the end of the world every single day and protesting either something they don't understand or don't even know why they're protesting it in the first place. Does anyone really believe that we would be better off today with McCain / Palin in there? Honestly? |
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