Comments on: Obama’s Real Thoughts About Capitalism

By: dalej78

dalej78 — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 14:50:05 +0000

Last time I checked Mr. Obama, in this country you work if you want to make money, you get off your fat lazy ass, you get a freakin job and you work and if you want to be wealthy, you work hard and you work more. Just watch that movie with Will Smith, that’s what that Brother did, anyone can do that in America. Why do you think we have the most immigrants in the world? Because they know that’s the American Dream and you want to take it all away from us and your brainwashed zombies are on board too!!! I DON’T WANT SOCIALISM IN THIS COUNTRY!!! They introduced Socialism in my homeland and now they don’t have electricity!!!!! You whacko stupid Moron Mr. Obama, go to Venezuela or Cuba where they’d actually like you, but I’ve had ENOUGH!!

By: Phil Byler

Phil Byler — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 01:07:38 +0000

Sorry, Grassy Knoll, but the answer is different than what you may want to think. McCain is losing (right now) to Obama because (i) Republicans are out of favor with the voters and (ii) the financial “crisis” has put economic concerns favoring Democrats way ahead of foreign policy issues where McCain is clearly superior and perceived as superior.

McCain has been running ahead of the generic Republican label. The polls for over a year showed McCain to be the only GOP candidate who could win this year. Until the financial “crisis,” McCain was starting to build a lead.

So, the message has to be said over and over that Obama is a socialist who would ruin the economy, in addition to being an appeaser who would make Jimmy Carter seem like an Alpha male.

By: dulcimergrl

dulcimergrl — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 21:52:05 +0000

I’ve been wondering that myself for a long time, GK.

By: therightguy

therightguy — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 21:18:11 +0000

It comes down to locus of control. Some people believe in an external locus where the control of their lives is external, others favor an internal locus, where control is from the individual. On one side you have victims, the other responsibility. This is the mantra of socialism and the Neo-Com liberalism in this country: that everyone is a victim of something because they are not in control of their lives and the only fix is external. This fix only comes from the government, the collective. Remember, it takes a village, another mantra from the collectivists. Obama was born of sixties radicals and influenced throughout his life at various times by them. He is a product of that collectivist philosophy. So, what do you expect? What is apparent to some, and not reported by the mainstream media is Obama’s efforts to obfuscate his true philosophy, persona, and agenda. This makes him a very dangerous man in the context of where he came from. Hopefully we’ll see some scrutiny yet, but it’s probably too late.
Jim
http://www,therightguyshow.com

By: Grassy Knoll

Grassy Knoll — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 21:01:50 +0000

How is McCain losing to this guy? No need to answer, by the way.

By: oki2

oki2 — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:49:06 +0000

“Uncertain of my ability to steer a course of moderation, fearful of falling into old habits, I took on the temperament if not the convictions of a street corner preacher, prepared to see temptation everywhere, ready to overrun a fragile will.”

Yeah, that’s just the kind of person that should run a country. Someone so afraid that he will fall into his own bad habits due to his own fragile will.

By: BannedbytheTaliban

BannedbytheTaliban — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:32:24 +0000

“heartless rich people and hopeless winos”

Funny you should use those terms. Seems to me socialism creates those extremes, the heartless rich (party members) and the hopeless winos (proletariat). But I can see how Obama and his disciples can choose socialism; they are the only ones who will benefit.