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Obama doesn't want to bring anyone together; he is a liberal elitist who wants to drive a permenant
partisan wedge using the events that happened during his presidency to pretend that all Republicans
are evil warmongers. Luckily enough for him, he has plenty of liberal lemmings who are stupid enough
believe his B.S. |
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I have bit my tongue for the most part and I have waited until I really had something other to say
about the man aside from that he lacks experience. I also don't like to get involved in political
debates for the most part. I feel the man is making us a sitting duck for a terrorist attack. I
also think he has blatently lied and he is no less dishonest than any other politician. I did not
agree with his idea to release photos and/or info of the supposed mistreatment of terrorist
prisoners. I'm not going to apologize for my lack of sympathy towards someone who has been treated
harshly in an effort to gain information that could lead to the capture of more dangerous terrorist
leaders or to the prevention of future terrorist attacks. I am a gentle person and I personally
couldn't hurt anyone, but I don't think that enhanced interrogation techniques that have been used
sucessfully for many years are as barbaric as they are made out to be. These people are terrorists.
Doesn't anyone care that they want to blow us up? I don't want to seen them tortured to death, but
if we have a way to gain important intelligence information, I don't think we should stop it.
Anyway, why Obama felt we needed to see photos of this is beyond me. Then, he changes his mind. He
shouldn't have chosen to promise the release of classified information in the first place. Further,
the satellite photos that could prevent a tragedy by identifying something like a minor leak in a
dam before it became a huge leak and caused a disaster are not considered an invasion of privacy and
I understand they are being discontinued. Does anyone really think the government wants pictures of
their vaction in Disney? Do you think the governement is keeping a photo album of you and giggling
because they found a picture of you picking your nose? I don't like a true invasion of privacy, but
we are on camera in almost every store we go in (theft prevention), at all ATM's, in many schools
and at our places of employment. Those are only the few places that came immediately to mind. I am
more offended that an employer has a need to make sure that I am not slacking off than I am to think
that there could be a random picture out there that no one will ever even see or think about. If
something can prevent a huge disaster or stop a terrorist attack (or at least identify the terrorist
in the event that the attack is not prevented) isn't that worth the small risk that something out in
space might happen to get your picture at some point in your life? I know some people feel strongly
against this and I can respect those who do, but my opinion is we are already subjected to invasions
of privacy on a fairly constant basis so why stop something that could prevent a major catastrophe?
I don't hate Obama. I think every president has their strengths and weaknesses, but I don't think
Obama is the man to keep us safe and protected from the very real threat of terrorist attacks. I
know how people feel about Bush, but he did strive to keep the US safe from terrorist attacks. His
dicision to go to war with Iraq might not make a lot of people feel a great deal of respect for him
if they find his motives to be questionable, but I felt that he and the vice president were a bit
more....um...ok, tough and might have given potential terrorists a bit more to consider before they
chose to attack us again. |
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Seams very unpatriotic to me. Something fishy about that big tuna. |
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No, but oxygen out of doors after a lovely rain, surely is.
...and the earth and air are crisp and fresh, and the world is newly-born, and the day is young and
full of promise of achievement to come..... |
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Obama will turn us into a socialist country. Honestly i'm afraid. |
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While Mr. Obama is an excellent speaker, he is not a breath of fresh air. Americans who support him
wholeheartedly are doing so out of their desire for change; Obama will not bring the change America
needs. A simple overview of his activist and political life will reveal much of what America does
not need. His ideology is not the ideology of a Republic, which is what made America prosperous and
self-sufficient and is what we so desperately need NOW. Neither Obama or McCain will provide true
patriotic change. It does seem that my fellow citizens are asleep and unwilling to wake up from
their dream of utopia. When they do open their eyes, it will probably be too late to stop the
speeding train! |
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Obama makes me sick. |
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Nope. He's just another candidate in a long line of candidates that lie and underachieve. |
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Maybe terrorist air maybe you shou;ld stop sniffing |
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10 Oct 2008 21:54
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