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trow a rock at him(and not because he is black because his Ideals are out of wack he is not in toche with the peoples wants and needs so dont even try to play the race card)
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Ah, the immortal race card. But it seems no one is playing it here. So don't be presumptuous, Naruto...
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omg ur right. You talked down to me and I feel bad now. ;_; ...actually I'm used to receiving this kind of treatment whenever I express my political opinions around here. If you want proof, ask apple.SHAMPOO about our long rivalry. XD The point is, you can't fall back on a stupid argument like "he cares for us when others don't" to defend a politician of any sort because that's what any politician will tell people just to get votes, and to believe it without question is simply naive. Sure, Obama may genuinely care what the people want, or he may just have put it up as a front to get elected. Unless you know him in person, you have no right to say that he does or doesn't. Similarly, one can argue that bush was a great president because he was a regular church-goer and a very spiritual person. >_< That's why I hate it when I see people using a lame argument like that instead of looking at issues and current events to judge a president. :P But I digress, as much fun as it if to go off-topic, I should desist and steer it back on course. XD |
If i saw Obama i would probably just observe his activates from far, and pretend to ignore him if he sees me.
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If I had the opportunity to meet the President, I would shake his hand... but in a situation like you described, I would probably just watch the motorcade go by... he does have places to be, after all.
As for the whole healthcare debate in this thread, I'm for either the public option to provide competition for the outrageous rates health insurers charge individuals (and I've seen how much worse my parents' healthcare coverage would be if they bought a plan as a family as opposed to getting it through either of their employers), or the forced segmentation of some of the providers that have monopolies on various states (I saw somewhere recently that one company provided 98% of the insured care in Alabama... but I'm not entirely sure if this is true or not) so as to create competition in these monopolized states. With regards to the "for or against Obama" debate going on here, I'd have to take the side that he was handed an evolving disaster when he stepped into office, and is not solely responsible for the slow movement on stuff (some of the Democrats in office in Washington won by very narrow margins and have to walk a tightrope on policy as to not lose their borderline constituents), though Obama is by no means a super-human miracle worker, like it seems many of his supporters believe. |
I'll scream his name and then run over there and shake his hand =)
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