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Posted on September 10 at 2:44 p.m. (Suggest removal)
getbizi - Most have "some truth to them?" Then PROVE IT! Even if just one has some truth to it, does that make it okay to post all of the other ones that are blatant lies? You'll never admit that you got caught trying to spread lies about health care reform, therefore, in my opinion, YOU are the radical!
Despite your pitiful attempt to spin the fact that you just got caught spreading propaganda, MOST of the points you copied and pasted have indeed been proven as FALSE. It amazes me that people like you will continue to lie about this stuff even when the truth is readily available for anyone with internet access.
Although the PolitiFact article is incomplete for some reason, the following link has a line-by-line rebuttal of the complete false email propaganda that you are guilty of trying to spread as if it's a fair representation of the House health care reform bill:
http://edlabor.house.gov/blog/2009/08/he...
But wait, there's more. EVERY item from that lie-filled email misrepresents the actual language of the bill.
http://www.reasic.org/2009/08/debunking-...
If you're interested in actually reading H.R. 3200 (instead of basing your opinions on wingnut lies) you can do so at this link:
http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h32...
Those facts are pesky things aren't they? That chain email, which you uncritically assume is the truth, was obviously written to attempt to scare people about health care reform by lying about the legislation. Why do you think they have to lie about it instead of finding legitimate criticisms? Because they know that they are wrong to oppose it and have ZERO legitimate criticisms, that's why.
Posted on September 9 at 8:54 p.m. (Suggest removal)
This is for you getbizi - Stop trying to mislead people with discredited lies.
The truth can be found at the following link and if you had even bothered to Google your email chain letter propaganda you'd know most of them are completely false, so much so that many are rated as "Pants on fire!" LOL! Better get an extinguisher...
Posted on September 9 at 8:29 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Rkt - Until you prove your allegation that Obama is a "control freak" who wants to "dictate how we live our lives" there is no need to debate anything with you. The only thing that you've proved is that your opinions are irrational and delusional and now you want to change the subject and have a debate? Sure. You obviously just want to play games and I refuse to waste my time with that kind of nonsense.
Again, it is impossible to reason with unreasonable people. Just see people like getbizi for example. He thinks that he's being clever by copying and pasting already discredited LIES and propaganda about health care reform. Anyone can go get the truth from a variety of credible fact checking websites, but wingnuts like you and him will believe whatever feeds your preconceived belief that anything and everything liberals or Obama does is bad with no critical thinking whatsoever.
2rightwingers is another prime example of these kind of irrational opinions. To him/her anyone who supports the president is somehow worshiping a "Messiah" or a "Great Leader." They go on and on about how Obama is doing the exact same thing as Hitler and other horrible dictators while offering zero evidence and then proclaiming that they're somehow NOT comparing him to Hitler. How hypocritical can you get? When challenged on their insane assertions such as Obama wanting to "indoctrinate" children with a "radical agenda" he can provide zero facts to back up this nonsense, and when all evidence points to it just being a speech to encourage kids to stay in school and work hard, they ignore this and keep on demanding it was originally some kind of sinister plot.
There is no need to debate with people like this. Their mind is already made up and conclusions are formed in some kind of alternate reality where only reporting by right-wing sources is accepted as truth regardless of the actual facts. You've all been duped and look like total fools for believing such nonsense, but keep it up. This is why Dems won in '08 and it's why we'll win in '10.
So long, I'm done here. Go ahead and get in your petty last words and hate-filled attacks with more lies about our president. It only shows your true colors, so have at it.
Posted on September 9 at 12:12 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Also, 2rightwingers - If you truly don't want to make this personal, why do you keep trying to make fun of my username? Seems like a personal attack to me, therefore you are a hypocrite.
Posted on September 9 at 12:05 p.m. (Suggest removal)
So, there was an "original" version of Obama's speech? LOL! You've got to be kidding me.... Everything's always a conspiracy theory with you people. Get back to me when you accept reality.
I don't debate with people who ignore facts and base their opinions on lies and propaganda. Been down that road here before, and it is pointless.
You people are the one making outrageous claims about our president so therefore the burden of proof is on YOU. However, none of you can back up any of your arguments with any facts whatsoever. What does that tell you? Just like Palin, Beck, Hannity, Limbaugh, Malkin, Bachmann and the other idiotic wingnuts, you're all full of IT, that's what. For once just ask yourself: Why does my side constantly make stuff up? The answer is obvious - because they're wrong.
Posted on September 8 at 7:28 p.m. (Suggest removal)
More baseless accusations with ZERO proof to back up your delusional opinions. Amazingly you people continue to deny the subject matter of Obama's speech and focus on propaganda and lies being spread about our president. Unbelievable. I'm done trying to reason with unreasonable people. Keep on hating Obama if it makes you feel better, I really don't care.
Posted on September 8 at 4:18 p.m. (Suggest removal)
proudbandmom - I hate to have to correct you again, but you left out the "and all mankind" part of the sentence you quoted that goes after what Demi Moore said. This was one sentence spoken by two people - Demi then Ashton. That's a pretty important part to be omitted don't ya think? Why do people insist on taking quotes like this out of context when it's plainly obvious that these messages are inspirational and not sinister in any way?
I'll admit that I don't like the verbage used in this video such as "serve" or "servant" but only because right-wingers will take it out of context and try to imply some sinister meaning upon it as if Obama is out to make everyone their slave or some nonsense like that. That's how ridiculous the political discourse has gotten in this country. Nobody with half a brain or more believes this kind of foolishness, do they?
In this case common sense clearly shows the video (just like Obama's speech to school children) is meant to be inspirational but they are being characterized as exactly the opposite by those on the right who irrationally hate Obama and anything and everything he does no matter what the facts actually show to be true. I find that reprehensible.
Posted on September 8 at 1:01 p.m. (Suggest removal)
proudbandmom - You are misrepresenting the "Pledge" video. First you should understand the context of the video which begins with President Obama saying "Let us summon a new spirit of patriotism, of responsibility where each of us resolves to pitch in and work harder and look after not only ourselves but each other." (Ronald Reagan or any other president could have said the exact same words and nobody would be complaining.)
The video shows celebrities making different pledges all related to Obama's initial statement. The actual quote (that you incorrectly gave) is from Anthony Kiedis who says "I pledge to be of service to Barack Obama." In the CONTEXT of Obama's initial statement and everything said in this entire video, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that statement. Nobody is asking anyone to "serve" the president. It's just a statement by one Obama supporter in regards to us all working hard for ourselves and each other and nothing more.
Here's a link to the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqcPA1ysS...
Just setting the record straight. Thank you for your other comment.
Posted on September 8 at 12:43 p.m. (Suggest removal)
2rightwingers - You've still yet to prove that your erroneous claim that Obama's speech was a "total and blatant abuse of power by a sitting President to further a radical agenda in an attempt to indoctrinate young minds." I'll be waiting forever because you are WRONG!
Did you even bat an eyelash over Bush's "Czars"? Nope. Why are you changing the subject to Czars? Because you can't prove any of your false claims about Obama, that's why. All the wingnuts have to use against him is guilt-by-association, lies and propaganda. If you have legitimate criticisms of his policies, fine, but enough already with the politics of personal destruction! It didn't work for you in '08 did it? Then learn your lesson!
Here is the text of President Obama's speech to school children (for those interested in the truth)
http://www.whitehouse.gov/MediaResources...
Did you even bother to read the text of the speech that was released in advance yesterday? I doubt it because your mind is already made up and you'll never change regardless of the facts. The speech was pre-written and unedited after this 'controversy.' The only change was the lesson plan with the part for students to tell "what they can do to help the president" was removed due to complaints. This is the one part that had the wingers in an uproar but they fail to admit the context in which that question is asked. The speech WAS just about staying in school and working hard regardless of the idiotic conspiracy theories from people like you. There was no mention of any policies or initiatives other than EDUCATION. In that context, asking what students can do to help the president reach educational goals is perfectly okay. Any reasonable person would agree, but there's a huge lack of any reasoning going on these days from those on the right. They prefer to base their opinions on lies and disinformation with zero critical thinking, and that is just not right! Actually, it's a mental phenomenon called "motivated reasoning" where they only believe whatever feeds their preconceived ideas. Look into it.
The reason I brought up race is obvious. There is no other explanation for the irrational hatred people show toward Obama after only 8 months in office. Seriously, I want to know: What has he done as president that's been so bad for our country? I challenge you to name just one thing that proves he is a socialist/communist/fascist/racist/whatever. If you people are going to make such outrageous claims then the burden of proof is on YOU. The reality is that you can't prove any of it because those claims are simply false. Therefore, hatred of Obama is either because people have been misinformed or their opinion is based on nothing but partisan politics or they are racist. It's a simple as that.
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Posted on November 9 at 5:59 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Sure they do chilco74. They fight for your freedom to play too.
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