<Disillusionati> Obama is pedantically overcompensative, pettily undercompensative, he has no sense of pride in personal power, our independence as a nation, or self-responsibility. A vote for Obama is a vote for defeatism, government takeover; economic and self-sacrificial slavery. "Hope" and "change" are his euphemisms for fantasy and self-debasing ambiguity. Gay marriage is the least of our concerns, (if you're self-confident enough you don't need a president to valid
<Disillusionati> Some see invading Iraq as poking a bees nest, I see it as setting a bee trap. Keeping them engaged on our terms. Because when a single bee knocks down a skyscraper, just "moving on" is stupid. Wars are never ended by choice; they're two-sided. If we hadn't won independence from England, we should still be fighting for it today. The Islamic crusadists are fighting democracy in exactly the same way blacks were (forced) to fight for slavery during our civ
<Disillusionati> We're in Iraq, and we're in Afghanistan, the terrorists are fighting hardest in Iraq, because they value it as more critical to their geopolitical interests, and we should value it most critically in our interests against them. Acknowledging that terrorists are warring against us is not "fear-mongering," it's reality. These are the modern crusades. We weren't in Iraq on 9/11. Obama thinks he's running for president of the UN or EU, but America is an
<Disillusionati> Presidents do not control the economy. Bush is not a King. Congress, and the public itself, share responsibility. The dem congress has lower ratings than Bush. You cannot scapegoat the government for everything. Sometimes it's the natural evolution of circumstances.