Dear Mr Obama

[sheepshead]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG4fe9GlWS8

[sheepshead]

bump

[texaspackerbacker]

Most of the time, I don't bother watching these things, but since you bumped it, I made an exception.

That's 2 minutes I'll never get back.

[sheepshead]

Most of the time, I don't bother watching these things, but since you bumped it, I made an exception.

That's 2 minutes I'll never get back.

Not even sure how to respond to such ignorance.

[texaspackerbacker]

Sorry.

It was cute. OK?

What's the significance of the thread title?

[sheepshead]

Cute? Did you really see the whole video? Its the God Damn essence of this election and the core difference between liberals and ohhhh everyone else with a brain.

[texaspackerbacker]

All I saw was 31 seconds of "Ya Hey Der".

Could you possibly have posted the wrong link?

[mraynrand]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG4fe9GlWS8

You watched the one in his sig. Watch this one - all the way to the end.

[Scott Campbell]

Not a proud moment in Conservative history fellas.

[mraynrand]

Not a proud moment in Conservative history fellas.

Do you have a point to make?

[Scott Campbell]

Not a proud moment in Conservative history fellas.

Do you have a point to make?


Not really.

[mraynrand]

Not a proud moment in Conservative history fellas.

Do you have a point to make?


Not really.

:D :?:

[texaspackerbacker]

Oops

OK, I finally watched the right one.

Sheepshead, that was totally EXCELLENT. And your comments about the liberal mindset versus us good normal America-loving Americans were also right on target.

You'll have to excuse me and John McCain for our lack of computer literacy. I can, at least, do email and forums--not much else. McCain, however, I'm sure has people for that sort of task.

[bobblehead]

hmmm...I got more giggles reading this thread with tex watching the sig video than I got in the joke thread.

[retailguy]

All I saw was 31 seconds of "Ya Hey Der".

Could you possibly have posted the wrong link?


You kill me sometimes Tex.... I laughed my ass off when I read this.



Very moving video. It is funny that when you stop listening to the media and start listening to the folks "in the know" how much your perspective changes.

I do not know how you can watch this video, and then actively promote what Obama is spewing. I do not understand it. We have a standard of living that is the envy of the world, free or not. How can you say to an Iraqi that this was a mistake? How can you say that since we didn't find weapons of mass destruction we shouldn't be there. How can you say that we should pull out and let them figure it all out? How can you say that? Those creating chaos in Iraq are NOT Iraqi's. Not the vast majority anyhow.

Sometimes "change" gets you nothing more than you have right now. Sometimes it's just 'different'. I don't see where Barack is going to "improve" things. Change them? Well sure. But for the better? If you strip away the "class envy" and you strip away the weath redistribution, and you make it a priority for the rest of the world to "feel better" about our leader, well, just what are you left with? Some free health insurance that some rich guy pays for? An extra .50 for your minimum wage job, of which half will lose due to staffing cutbacks?

I'm frequently told that the republicans are "out of touch" with the little guy. Are they out of touch with this guy?

[bobblehead]

I do not know how you can watch this video, and then actively promote what Obama is spewing. I do not understand it. We have a standard of living that is the envy of the world, free or not. How can you say to an Iraqi that this was a mistake? How can you say that since we didn't find weapons of mass destruction we shouldn't be there. How can you say that we should pull out and let them figure it all out? How can you say that? Those creating chaos in Iraq are NOT Iraqi's. Not the vast majority anyhow.


My views on this are very documented, and I am sort of playing devils advocate, but I am trying to make a valid point....how can we be against the war in iraq....how about a 400+ billion dollar deficit. Or the infrastructure we could have built here with the TRILLION+ that we spent there.

[mraynrand]

Oops

OK, I finally watched the right one.

Sheepshead, that was totally EXCELLENT. And your comments about the liberal mindset versus us good normal America-loving Americans were also right on target.

You'll have to excuse me and John McCain for our lack of computer literacy. I can, at least, do email and forums--not much else. McCain, however, I'm sure has people for that sort of task.

At least you know McCain isn't blowing a bunch of time on internet porn.

[mraynrand]

I do not know how you can watch this video, and then actively promote what Obama is spewing. I do not understand it. We have a standard of living that is the envy of the world, free or not. How can you say to an Iraqi that this was a mistake? How can you say that since we didn't find weapons of mass destruction we shouldn't be there. How can you say that we should pull out and let them figure it all out? How can you say that? Those creating chaos in Iraq are NOT Iraqi's. Not the vast majority anyhow.


My views on this are very documented, and I am sort of playing devils advocate, but I am trying to make a valid point....how can we be against the war in iraq....how about a 400+ billion dollar deficit. Or the infrastructure we could have built here with the TRILLION+ that we spent there.

It's a totally valid concern. The question of whether a secure, pluralist, pro-western democratic Iraq is, in the long term, both attainable and worth the blood and treasure the U.S. spent, is the greatest issue of our time.

[texaspackerbacker]

Oops

OK, I finally watched the right one.

Sheepshead, that was totally EXCELLENT. And your comments about the liberal mindset versus us good normal America-loving Americans were also right on target.

You'll have to excuse me and John McCain for our lack of computer literacy. I can, at least, do email and forums--not much else. McCain, however, I'm sure has people for that sort of task.

At least you know McCain isn't blowing a bunch of time on internet porn.

How did you know? Are you SPYING on me? :oops:

[swede]

I only watch internet porn for the articles.

[texaspackerbacker]

I do not know how you can watch this video, and then actively promote what Obama is spewing. I do not understand it. We have a standard of living that is the envy of the world, free or not. How can you say to an Iraqi that this was a mistake? How can you say that since we didn't find weapons of mass destruction we shouldn't be there. How can you say that we should pull out and let them figure it all out? How can you say that? Those creating chaos in Iraq are NOT Iraqi's. Not the vast majority anyhow.


My views on this are very documented, and I am sort of playing devils advocate, but I am trying to make a valid point....how can we be against the war in iraq....how about a 400+ billion dollar deficit. Or the infrastructure we could have built here with the TRILLION+ that we spent there.

It's a totally valid concern. The question of whether a secure, pluralist, pro-western democratic Iraq is, in the long term, both attainable and worth the blood and treasure the U.S. spent, is the greatest issue of our time.

What was the economic cost of 9/11--to say nothing of the human cost? A lot higher than the war figures, I would think. A repeat of 9/11, multiple repeats, a potentially biochemical or nuclear repeat, what would that cost?

The leftists can't stand the thought of the obvious linkage here because it blatantly displays their ignorance, if not worse. But that linkage is true.

Asserting American power, influence, and values--even in Iraq, which admittedly had very limited connection to al Qaeda--is clearly THE NUMBER ONE FACTOR in preventing repeats of 9/11.

The left wants to divert from this issue and say the economy is more important; Well, terrorism at home IS an economic issue--the TOP economic issue.

[sheepshead]

Oops

OK, I finally watched the right one.

Sheepshead, that was totally EXCELLENT. And your comments about the liberal mindset versus us good normal America-loving Americans were also right on target.

You'll have to excuse me and John McCain for our lack of computer literacy. I can, at least, do email and forums--not much else. McCain, however, I'm sure has people for that sort of task.

whewwww. I thought I was loosing it man.