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9-3-2009 4:01 PM
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Sometimes you find the craziest things on Dummy Underground.

But I love the completely undocumented explanation that its racist organizations that are responsible. Anything that opposes Obambi is racist.
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9-3-2009 4:12 PM
n2sooners
Heh, I saw someone get called a racist the other day for saying something negative about Kennedy.
9-3-2009 6:17 PM
jatfla
I can choose not to listen to him...can the children and their parents?

I don't care if anyone calls me a "racist"; I know it's not true. Some of us don't want anymore of the environmentalist/liberal/anti-capitalist propaganda subtlety programed into our children's minds. We're aware of how much has already been accomplished there and are ready to call a halt to it.
9-3-2009 7:25 PM
Oortcloud
It's our president speaking to our children. How much more unamerican do you have to be to deny this right and privilege to your children?
9-3-2009 7:49 PM
jatfla
How is it a "right"? And why would we have to consider it a "privilege"?
9-3-2009 11:09 PM
Oortcloud
How can you ask if it is a right? It's the president of our country? Every citizen has a right to hear the words of our president.

And its a privilege because he is speaking directly to our children. The president does not have to take the time to speak directly to them. He could just as easily put to work whatever he has in mind without trying to make a connection.
9-3-2009 11:19 PM
jatfla
Words fail me....
9-4-2009 9:07 AM
Steve Savage
It's difficult not to conjure up an image of the president on a giant TV screen, speaking to whomever, without comparing that scenario to a "1984" Orwellian Big Brother, repetitively implanting memes of propaganda into the "gel state" minds of the unwary.
9-4-2009 9:52 AM
BobbyRutan
In my deep memories of elementary school and junior high I had remembered listening to Presidents Reagan and Papa Bush speak to all of us on television. I had recently doubted those faint memories as I told myself that surely those two Presidents must not have spoken to school children. After all if they had attempted to speak to school children their conservative base must have decried the "indoctrination" of school children and threatened to pull their kids out of school in response. It turns out I was wrong on both fronts. Presidents Reagan and George H. W. Bush did in fact speak to school children in national addresses, and conservatives at the time did not react the same way t...
9-4-2009 10:30 AM
Steve Savage
The text of his talk will be made available to all before September 8.

9-4-2009 1:44 PM
n2sooners
How dare anyone question their children being asked how they can serve 'The One' by 'The One' himself.
9-4-2009 1:57 PM
BobbyRutan
Wow, used to be that conservatives questioned anyone questioning the President as treasonous.

My how times have changed.
9-4-2009 2:22 PM
dulios
A great part of Reagan's address to school children was a policy speech: he touched on tax cuts, government spending, national defense, and foreign policy. Get a load of this bit:

We've been trying very hard in Washington to make America even more economically fit by really overhauling our entire tax structure.

When we came into office, the top personal tax rate that the Federal Government could put on your income was 70 percent.

Now, you can understand, I think, that if you were getting up in those brackets -- there were 14 different tax brackets, depending on the amount of money in each bracket you ear...
9-4-2009 2:23 PM
dulios
In George H.W.'s address to students, he pushed his education agenda:

We made a start nationally now by setting six National Education Goals to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

By the year 2000, at least 9 in every 10 students should graduate from high school. We should be first in the world in math and science. We need to regularly test student's abilities...

Reaching those goals is the aim of a strategy that we call America 2000, a crusade for excellence in American education, school by school, community by community.
That's not partisan in the least, is it?
9-4-2009 2:24 PM
BobbyRutan
Stump speech, conveniently ignored.

"If I can't see it, it doesn't exist", lalalalalalala
9-4-2009 2:48 PM
Oortcloud
One begins to wonder at how awkward it becomes to be continually forced to swallow humble pie?

Popped for Bobby and dulios
9-4-2009 2:57 PM
n2sooners
From the Washington Post, published Friday, October 4, 1991:

Democrats assailed the Bush Administration today for spending $26,750 in taxpayer money to hire a production company that oversaw President Bush's telecast from an eighth-grade classroom here to schoolchildren around the country on Tuesday. The money came from the Education Department's salary and expense budget. As a result, Representative William D. Ford, the Michigan Democrat who heads the House Education and Labor Committee, demanded that Education Secretary Lamar Alexander appear before the committee to defend his "spending scarce education dollars to produce a media event." And the House majority leader, Richard A. Ge...
9-4-2009 3:12 PM
jatfla
The main point is that people are not racists if they don't want their children to listen to Obama's message IF he's seeking to influence their political viewpoints. The schools have done a fairly good job at convincing them that global warming is real, that not recycling is a crime, that SUV's are unpatriotic, and that America is just as bad as every other country on the planet. That has nothing to do with math, grammar, civics, spelling, general science or geography.
9-4-2009 3:43 PM
BobbyRutan
Did Reagan and Bush place their speeches before the nation for public review and inspection?

Dulios has already pointed out that President Reagan and the elder President Bush gave speeches where parts where directly related to political issues and/or administration initiatives of the day.

However the rabid right is trying to portray encouraging children to stay in school, work hard, and to set educational goals as something akin to policies of the axis of evil.

OK. GOP Senator likens U.S. government to N. Korea and Saddam Hussein's Iraq
9-4-2009 3:52 PM
Oortcloud
That has nothing to do with math, grammar, civics, spelling, general science or geography.
Uhm ...

global warming is real
It's science and it is real.

that not recycling is a crime
That would be health and science and while my personal opinions on recycling effectively leave this to question you certainly cannot be saying that recycling in and of itself is bad?

SUV's are unpatriotic
Environment and health (and science). SUV use an exorbitant amount of fossil fuels and the reasoning people object to using smaller and more efficient cars is laughable (not safe, "I'll drive what I want", "there's plenty of oil", etc)

Ameri...
9-4-2009 4:01 PM
ljsdesign
Pop for Oort!
9-4-2009 5:22 PM
Oortcloud
I also find it humorous that some people scream "WE ARE NOT RACIST" because they don't want to be associated with presenting a biased point about our president but feel completely guilt free when they use the word "Messiah".

In both cases the usage of a slur is pretty obvious.
9-4-2009 5:36 PM
n2sooners
Funny how just a few short months ago slurring the president was not only an art, it was the highest form of patriotism.
9-4-2009 5:47 PM
n2sooners
BTW, calling Obama 'The One' or 'Messiah' or 'Obamessiah' is not only not racist, it isn't even aimed at Obama. It is aimed at the way those on the left worship the ground on which he walks. In other words, it's aimed at you, not him.
9-4-2009 5:51 PM
Oortcloud
A few short months ago we had a president who was destroying the American Constitution, beginning its economic slide into disaster, lying to his public in order to pursue a personal and profitable war, advocating for the torture of people, or the suppression of science because the truth was a little inconvenient to industry giants.

BTW, calling Obama 'The One' or 'Messiah' or 'Obamessiah'
Ironic, then, that the only person calling him "The One" or "Messiah" or "Obamessiah" would be you.
9-4-2009 6:09 PM
n2sooners
I see. You are simply a hypocrite. It's okay to bash a president whose politics YOU don't like, but it is racist to say anything disparaging about the president YOU support.

"I'm sick and tired of people who say that if you debate and disagree with this administration, somehow you're not patriotic. We need to stand up and say we're Americans, and we have the right to debate and disagree with any administration." HRC

http://bit.ly/CbIp1

http://bit.ly/72hi0

http://bit.ly/fTPrv
9-4-2009 6:14 PM
ljsdesign
We need to stand up and say we're Americans, and we have the right to debate and disagree with any administration."
As long as you agree that we (leftist, liberals, evil enviromentalists, whatever we're being called these days) have the same rights.
9-4-2009 6:39 PM
Oortcloud
I see. You are simply a hypocrite. It's okay to bash a president whose politics YOU don't like
Of for the .... at least get your own argument. And using you tube as a source? Are you shitting me?

And AGAIN, because you lack the capability to get this through your thick skull - when Bush was in office and people disparaged him it was because we were crying out against his corruption and atrocities - your sniveling little group are whining because you lost the election.

Really, it is as simple as that. Get a damn spine, accept what a decrepit group you support, admit that people like Hannity, Beck, Limbagh, and the sort are nothing but bald faced liars (death panels, birth c...
9-4-2009 7:42 PM
n2sooners
Of for the .... at least get your own argument. And using you tube as a source? Are you shitting me?
Did you bother to see what it was? Or where it came from? Just showing you that I wasn't the first or only to use those terms.

And AGAIN, because you lack the capability to get this through your thick skull - when Bush was in office and people disparaged him it was because we were crying out against his corruption and atrocities - your sniveling little group are whining because you lost the election.


Why are so many liberals such pompous pricks? Are you saying the left wasn't upset that Bush won? Give me a freaking break. The left invented whining, crying, and ...
9-4-2009 7:59 PM
Oortcloud
Look you friggin moron, Bush had support of the left until he started lying so your argument about people desparaging one or the other based on politics is bullshit.

And the reason I may appear to be a pompous prick is because I'm fed up with ignorant lying blowhards falling back on the same tired and disproved arguments as an excuse to act like spoiled children.
9-4-2009 8:54 PM
davboz
was because we were crying out against his corruption and atrocities - your sniveling little group are whining because you lost the election.
People like this who are either completely blind and think the agenda is pure and patriotic, OR they know what it truly is and don't realize it's extreme dissonance to the spirit of this nation, OR they are fully aware of its extreme nature yet are behind it anyway, are completely hopeless, no matter which of the 3 possible camps they fall into. No ammount of exchange or discourse with them will cause the needed brain shift to more normal perceptions where they would sense true shock at the nature of the people in power.

The only option...
9-5-2009 12:05 AM
BobbyRutan
So back to reality. Is encouraging students to work hard, stay in school, and plan for their educations, something that is symbolic of regimes in North Korea and Saddam Hussein's Iraq?

Just answer that simple question.
9-5-2009 12:55 AM
Oortcloud
Apparently it is if you drink the republican kool-aid.
9-5-2009 1:41 AM
willhelm
How can you ask if it is a right? It's the president of our country?
Every citizen has a right to hear the words of our president.
Geez, dude, you are one warped loon. LOL!!!
9-5-2009 3:43 AM
Oortcloud
It doesn't surprise me that you would deny citizens the right to hear from the leader of our country if what he says doesn't align with your ideology.
9-5-2009 12:38 PM
n2sooners
Geez, dude, you are one warped loon. LOL!!!
Come on now. Don't you know that children being forced to listen to something without parental consent is a right? And that kids being asked to help president Obama by their teachers is a privilege?
9-5-2009 1:39 PM
Oortcloud
Being forced eh? I'm sure you can give little Timmy a note to be excused from class if you are that much of an Obama hater.
9-5-2009 3:38 PM
n2sooners
Well, I'm not so concerned about them having to hear him speak, I'm more concerned about them having to do assignments on how they can help the president and how much he inspires them. Come on now, that was just creepy.
9-5-2009 3:54 PM
BobbyRutan
Here's what's really creepy.

And do you know what the administration is calling the "community service" organization the president wants kids to join? The "USA Freedom Corps"! That's right -- "Corps"! It's a civilian fascist army! You don't believe me? It's right there on the section of the White House Web site specifically dedicated to children!

No, wait -- it's on the archived Bush administration White House site for children.

It was Bush, so there was no indoctrination going on there, no sirree. Nor was there any indoctrination going when -- at a time when the White House was trying to brand Bush's foreign policy with the name "Freedom Agenda" -- the ...
9-5-2009 4:22 PM
ColoradoRight
Obviously touched a nerve here with the Obama Worshippers.
9-5-2009 4:51 PM
Oortcloud
Perhaps because we are passionate about the truth, not a blind belief?
9-6-2009 8:50 PM
ColoradoRight
The "progressives" have been using school children for their crazed policies for years and years now. indoctrinating good little ecoNazis who inform on their parents and who write letters of support to make sure their teachers get raises.

Of course, the original instructions for the educrats included having children write letters explaining how they could "help the president", to have their little charts and posters that would track thier activity in making sure they did what the President instructed them to do.

All that has been expunged down the memory hole - but just looking at the outraged reaction that someone might dare keep their children from listening to The Messiah - and immedia...
9-7-2009 1:37 AM
Oortcloud
Smells like more bullshit drifting in the wind ... the stuff you guys make up in order to validate your beliefs. Wow.

Tell me, if milk curls and cats die, is that democratic or liberal witchcraft too?
9-8-2009 12:34 PM
Oortcloud
OH MY GOD. DID YOU LISTEN TO THAT LEFTEST BRAINWASH GARBAGE? OMG OMG OMG

HOW DARE THE PRESIDENT INSPIRE DEDICATION IN OUR CHILDREN?????/?/?/?

HOW DARE THE PRESIDENT CHALLENGE OUR CHILDREN TO DO WELL ??????/????

HOW CAN WE ALL SIT BACK AND LET OUR CHILDREN BE BRAINWASHED INTO MAKING AN EFFORT TO SUCCEED?!!??!?!??!?!?

Some of you feeling a bit ridiculous yet?
9-8-2009 4:09 PM
ColoradoRight
I believe you should go back to the original start of this post - because a child could be excused it was immediately the action of "racist organizations".

No proof, nothing other than cry racist which is what happens any time The Messiah runs into any opposition.

With leftists its always about the color of your skin, not the content of your character
9-8-2009 9:14 PM
Oortcloud
The sad fact is that there are racist organizations that are loving the ability of the lunatic fringe to allow them free reign for them to voice their bigotry. I think the Bad Astronomer puts it succinctly :

Of course, there is a lunatic fringe in this country who will go ballistic about Obama no matter what he does; these are the ones saying the speech is indoctrinating children into accepting his socialist health care plan that will mutilate puppies and convert our elderly into Soylent Green. These people may be rabid racists, or simply mentally unbalanced, but we know for a rock solid fact that these people are utterly, completely wrong. Whatever you want to call them, it’s clear ...
9-8-2009 9:15 PM
Oortcloud
My apologies. I meant to include a link to Phil Plait, the Bad Astronomer, for those interested :

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2009/09/08/the-mainstreaming-of-evil/
9-9-2009 11:46 AM
ColoradoRight
and where are your links to the troofers (35% of Democrats?) who think that the government actually carried out the 9/11 attacks? The foaming at the mouth loonies who spent 8 years crying BusHitler?

Nah - you can find 2 idiots who don't like His Holiness because of the color of his skin. What you can't prove is that any of them have anything to do with the way that the American people are coming to their senses about the absolute destruction that this kook in the WH wants to carry out on America.
9-9-2009 3:08 PM
Oortcloud
Sorry, but 9/11 was just what it was, a terrorist attack. But the tragedy didn't end there. It was exacerbated by Bush who used the pain and suffering to get our armies over to an unjustified war in Iraq. But his oil buddies over there surely appreciated us coming over to protect their oil fields.

As for those that perpetrated 9/11, they were an inconvenience so were ignored so that Bush could line feathered pockets.

Perhaps you should pray to Obama CR? You keep calling him Messiah and His Holiness. As this entire clip points out, your bunch is nothing but a lot of hot air and lies and it doesn't surprise me that now you are exposed for the idiots you are you have to resort to ad hominem....
9-9-2009 4:00 PM
ColoradoRight
sorry dude - your bunch is the one that always calls anybody who opposes His Holiness The Messiah King Barack I (did I get those titles right?) racist.

Just as noted at the start of this whole thing.

9-9-2009 8:23 PM
Oortcloud
Either you're a racist or you willingly harbor them. Either way it says a lot about you
9-10-2009 12:49 AM
n2sooners
You know, when you call someone a racist every time they disagree with you the term looses all meaning.
9-10-2009 10:01 AM
BobbyRutan
You know, n2, every time the rebubbacan party refuses to work with the current President on anything, stoops to constant lying, demands the President show "humility" (especially after 8 years of Bush-Cheney arrogance), tries to shout him down in televised addresses to the nation, hangs on to unsupported ridiculous notions that the President isn't a true American, makes it reasonable to wonder what is the root of this severe contempt of the President of the United States.
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9-10-2009 6:19 PM
ColoradoRight
need we have to say more?

Opposition to Obama is racist - by the kooks very definition
9-10-2009 6:20 PM
ColoradoRight
or they will bite off your finger
9-10-2009 6:21 PM
ColoradoRight
or they will boo President Bush at His Holiness's inauguration but consider it the height of bad manners to note that lying is occurring
9-10-2009 6:22 PM
ColoradoRight
or spend the last 8 years throwing every epithet at the President and then have the audacity to declare that anybody who opposes putting the mailed fist of government around the throat of every single American racist
9-10-2009 7:43 PM
n2sooners
every time the rebubbacan party
What are you, six?

refuses to work with the current President on anything
The president has refused to meet with republicans on health care in months. It was this president who refused to negotiate with republicans on the stimulus package and simply told them "I won." The president doesn't want to work with the republicans. He wants them to roll over and vote for his plans without him giving an inch so when those plans fail he has some cover to blame it on the republicans. And in the mean time he continues to spread lies about health care such as the one about republicans having no plans of their own.

9-11-2009 12:25 AM
Oortcloud
Produce the plans then ...
9-11-2009 1:43 AM
n2sooners
9-11-2009 3:30 AM
Oortcloud
Dammit. I just spent a good half hour going point by point through the examples you provided and then clicked on the "close tab" and lost it all in one click. Sigh.

Basically the first 2 links bring up the same things Obama has said, producing the same statistics and suggestions of increasing health care, insuring all Americans, etc and doing it without raising taxes or gov't spending, which Obama also discussed and agreed with. The second also delved into abortion and religious issues that really have no basis in reality and in which Obama refuted.

The 3rd suggested business Association Health plans (also calling for insurance for all Americans) but it is really nothing more than yet one ...
9-11-2009 3:40 AM
Oortcloud
The 7th talks about pretty much the same stuff as above - "if you like it you can keep it", "choice and coverage", and "coverage of chronic and pre-existing conditions". It also discusses a pooling mechanism (similar to #3) and controlling cost (which is counter to the republican claim of government sticking its fingers into medicine). It makes a few other claims (reminiscent of a paid for television add on tv) without providing any explanation (probably more tax cuts for the rich)

The 8th is pretty funny. It hits a few more strawmen with claiming Obama is advocating gov't run health care, that bureaucrats will make medical decisions, and then from there pretty much goes onto what looks lik...
9-11-2009 3:54 AM
Oortcloud
You only confirm that the republican refusal to work with Obama is driven by politics. Both parties share many of the same points, statistics, and solutions but the republicans stymie any progress because it isn't under their own party. Seems a bit selfish. There were 8 years of republican control under Bush and they failed to deliver. It's not like they didn't have a chance to implement all these great ideas.

No where has a comprehensive plan been presented.
9-11-2009 4:11 PM
ColoradoRight
You know what? Not one Republican vote is required to pass anything His Holiness wants and desires (today anyway). What's all the whining about Republicans oppposing the enslavement of all Americans to the whipping post of government? You want to screw the 80% of Americans who have and are happy with their health insurance - go to it. You're so all fired sure that the 50-60 million Americans who would immediately lose their private insurance and be kicked into the loving arms of their government (with the efficient of FEMA and the customer service of the DMV) will love you for it? Its all yours. Go. We await their cries of joy at the loss of care, loss of coverage, increased cost, and...
9-11-2009 5:19 PM
n2sooners
The republicans haven't refused to work with Obama, Obama and the democrats have refused to work with republicans. Republicans have been locked out of meetings and their proposals are never heard. It was Obama who said "I won" when republicans tried to negotiate with him on his porkulus bill. And where did the idea that we need huge bills that cover every aspect come from in the first place? All these bills accomplish is being havens for pork, earmarks, and unpopular ideas that are unable to stand on their own merits (like the public option). Why won't they write up bills that cover the areas on which they agree and pass them quickly? The only reason is because they aren't interested in comp...
9-11-2009 5:30 PM
Oortcloud
Oh give it a rest. The links you provided show many similarities between what republicans propose and what Obama is doing. Your caterwauling about people losing their insurance and your completely fraudulous numbers of '80% of Americans with insurance' is just astounding.

It's quite evident that Obama is incorporating many, if not most, of the ideas you linked to. It makes it blatantly obvious that the whining is about who is doing it, not what is being done.

And as I pointed out. Not all Obama haters are racist, but all racist are Obama haters. Congratulations on harboring the scum.
9-12-2009 9:30 AM
BobbyRutan
I just thought to myself. Wow, we haven't even examined any of the text of this communist indoctrination that parents had to protect their children from hearing from our first African-American President of the United States.

Lets look at some of the speech. Those of you easily manipulated, or easily swayed by suggestive speech may want to go watch a Glenn Beck tear-jerker episode instead.

Indoctrination follows:

I've talked a lot about your government's responsibility for setting high standards, supporting teachers and principals, and turning around schools that aren't working where students aren't getting the opportunities they deserve.

But at the end of the day, w...
9-12-2009 9:31 AM
BobbyRutan
Oh the communism (gnashing, wailing)! Whatever will we do?
9-13-2009 11:19 PM
ColoradoRight
all racists are Obama haters? You mean the La Raza bunch that hates all white people also hate Obama? Or that you only judge people by the way they think about Obama so therefore the color of their skin doesn't count? Well, except for when they apply for a federal job and then it is the most important thing about them.

And its obvious that your default position of "Racist" isn't working at all and won't for the rest of time. But keep on yelling. It only proves the point.
9-14-2009 12:18 AM
n2sooners
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