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Fidel Hussein Obama


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wow thanks for posting this. i bet he will try to get congress to change the 22st Amendment and run for a thrid time.

and yet millions of these followers would say this is bull but its all true

See what I mean? Do you have any grounds at all for this suggestion, or is just the kind of thing that he'd do because he's mad & evil enough?

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Rhuairidh, we have already established that he has made significant pushes against the constitution before, but in most cases he was stopped, right?

Ok then you should know humans are creatures of habit, and it's actually quite possible for him to make an attempt against the constitution again.

How is one person's opinion of what he might move towards doing satire? Oh because your opinion doesn't coincide with his?

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Yes, various times. Actually... I am Cuban-American...

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Well you all can Get the He$$ outta this country if you dont like it ! WHy not try living in Iraq,Iran,or the Sudan ! You`ll all be welcome there I bet !

THe U.S.A. is still the best country to live in on this Planet ! with a few exceptions like Oz. Sweden,some of the So called Socialist countries ! Finland,The Scandnivian lots !

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Well you all can Get the He$$ outta this country if you dont like it ! WHy not try living in Iraq,Iran,or the Sudan ! You`ll all be welcome there I bet !

THe U.S.A. is still the best country to live in on this Planet ! with a few exceptions like Oz. Sweden,some of the So called Socialist countries ! Finland,The Scandnivian lots !

Japan, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Switzerland and probably even Germany.

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Surely the very fact that one can say such things about one's country's Leader and (even if it is being monitored by the Spooks, which is something that began long before the current President came to office), you are unlikely to find the Secret Police knocking at your door in raincoats to take one away to the cellars under Police Headquarters, rather suggests that Mr. Obama has not turned the country into a Police state.

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I could live in the States if I wanted to, but I wouldn't like it. Even visits are unpleasant for me. It's not that the States are not a great country, and the people are generally wonderful, and it has some very beautiful places, but it isn't for me. I think the biggest problem I have is all the little social rules that Vietnamese are relaxed about -- all the "pardon me" and "thank you" and keeping one's distance and not asking certain questions that just come naturally to a Vietnamese (like how much money do you make).

Then there is the toilet paper and the toilets. I like the Western style seat, but not the rest of the apparatus one bit.

And the shopping centers -- huge impersonal machines that just want to get you in, grind you up and spit you out sans money. Ugly, generally dirty, crowded, noisy (announcements and loud music), stand-in-line affairs and miles to walk to get back to your car after walking miles in them.

I also like coconuts and longans and chinese radishes and guava and real bananas and really fresh veggies and even fresher fish and seafood, and even temperate foods like apples and peaches that haven't been in controlled storage for six months and real tasty tomatoes and chicken, not chicken grease.

Then there is the difference in the government. Basically, you have elections, and we have committee meetings. The latter are more personal, and you have personal cognizance of the people you deal with in government, and so while there is petty corruption, it is managed and keeps the wheels oiled and the personal aspect enables you to actually get things done without lawyers. Oh, and there is plenty of corruption in the States too. It's just on a grander scale.

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I could live in the States if I wanted to, but I wouldn't like it. Even visits are unpleasant for me. It's not that the States are not a great country, and the people are generally wonderful, and it has some very beautiful places, but it isn't for me. I think the biggest problem I have is all the little social rules that Vietnamese are relaxed about -- all the "pardon me" and "thank you" and keeping one's distance and not asking certain questions that just come naturally to a Vietnamese (like how much money do you make).

Then there is the toilet paper and the toilets. I like the Western style seat, but not the rest of the apparatus one bit.

And the shopping centers -- huge impersonal machines that just want to get you in, grind you up and spit you out sans money. Ugly, generally dirty, crowded, noisy (announcements and loud music), stand-in-line affairs and miles to walk to get back to your car after walking miles in them.

I also like coconuts and longans and chinese radishes and guava and real bananas and really fresh veggies and even fresher fish and seafood, and even temperate foods like apples and peaches that haven't been in controlled storage for six months and real tasty tomatoes and chicken, not chicken grease.

Then there is the difference in the government. Basically, you have elections, and we have committee meetings. The latter are more personal, and you have personal cognizance of the people you deal with in government, and so while there is petty corruption, it is managed and keeps the wheels oiled and the personal aspect enables you to actually get things done without lawyers. Oh, and there is plenty of corruption in the States too. It's just on a grander scale.

Would you agree though, that those similarities are kind of shocking? I actually didn't think they had anything in common until someone told me to look into it..

See my personal view of Obama was: Lying jerk with a tie(or just a Politician)

As for your being more comfortable where you are, more power to you! Everyone says the grass is greener on the other side, but few people say I think my grass is just fine.

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I don't get this socialism thing at all,he isn't even particularly left wing.

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They called Bush a fascist and not those on the other side of the political fence are having their turn at political hyperbole.

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I don't get this socialism thing at all,he isn't even particularly left wing.

In the US socialism is generally viewed as being on par with Stalinism. So calling someone a socialist is actually calling them a pinko commie who wants to destroy 'merica! Basically hyperbole driven character assassination.

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If socialism is defined as having the government do things for us, such as deliver our mail and build our highways and educate our children and defend us against criminals and foreign invaders, then I suspect almost all Americans are socialists.

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Surely the very fact that one can say such things about one's country's Leader and (even if it is being monitored by the Spooks, which is something that began long before the current President came to office), you are unlikely to find the Secret Police knocking at your door in raincoats to take one away to the cellars under Police Headquarters, rather suggests that Mr. Obama has not turned the country into a Police state.

I would like to suggest that there might be degrees of Policestateness, eh?

I think denying that there actually is a police state is somehow naive. The only question is one of degree.

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I would like to suggest that there might be degrees of Policestateness, eh?

I think denying that there actually is a police state is somehow naive. The only question is one of degree.

Actually, yes, you're probably right. I think the difference is that "Democracies" do it by more subtle ways, they tell us that they're there for our own protection, and they're just here to help. And gradually introduce more & more laws that restrict what we can do.. for our own protection.

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I'm completely confused again.

How is this subject a "conspiracy theory" and not a political debate? Where is the conspiracy? Move it to the right forum!

Edit: Never mind, it got more 'conspiracy'.

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...Japan, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Switzerland and probably even Germany.

Canada and New Zealand come to mind. :)

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Actually, yes, you're probably right. I think the difference is that "Democracies" do it by more subtle ways, they tell us that they're there for our own protection, and they're just here to help. And gradually introduce more & more laws that restrict what we can do.. for our own protection.

Corrupted democracies, yes. Illusory democracies, yes. A rose by any other name would smell as sweet... :tu:

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