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**softy54534** · 05-11-2008, 04:03 PM

What's ahead of us? Your views please.

Personally, I'm sure the next four years will be tough. We will all be tested.

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Instead of kicking yourselves and staying up trying to find a piece of mud big enough to dislodge Obama, learn the lesson of this campaign. Hate politics isn't a good tool when you pull it out everyday. People got numb after three campaigns waged exactly that way.

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You've got 4 years to build a better mousetrap. But be warned, if it's not a solution but merely more mud, well- make that eight years.

A few of my thoughts:

1) Yes, Obama was elected to the position of Leftist Messiah, but just with a "majority" of 52%. That means that there is pretty much an equal number of Americans (most notably the Americans who actually pay 97% of the taxes in this country), who rejected Obama. Therefore, one immediate challenge for the new Leftist Messiah and his babysitter, the Vice-Messiah, is to assure the other half of the country that he is not serious about moving America further into Socialism and welfare.

2) Unfortunately, this is a golden age for al Qaeda, Hamas, Hezbullah, Iran, the Taliban, and our other enemies. They have been assured that America is at its weakest point with an inexperienced, know-nothing president at the helm. They will not be impressed by Obama's only skill, which is to dramatically deliver pre-written speeches at rallies. Even Joe Biden, the Vice-Messiah, admits that our enemies will attack America if Obama was to be elected, so we had better brace ourselves.

3) The people who contribute least to society and take the most are now in control. We're seeing democracy reach its limits, as citizens can simply vote to legalize theft from others. And given the opportunity... They do.

When you look at Obama's 52% "majority," it's important to keep in mind that the lower-income 50% (Obama's core voters) only pay 3% of federal taxes! The system is clearly broken, when those who contribute 3% get to control the rest of the country which pays the other 97%.

4) The Obama presidency does not bode well for America. But, even though it's very disappointing to see Obama elected, we have no choice but to wish him success at steering the country to greater prosperity. He now must use his Messiah mind-control with his core voters to let them know that they need to be more productive and contribute their fair share to this country.

05-11-2008, 04:03 PM	#4
softy54534 Join Date Apr 2007 Posts 5,457 Senior Member	What's ahead of us? Your views please. Personally, I'm sure the next four years will be tough. We will all be tested. [...] Instead of kicking yourselves and staying up trying to find a piece of mud big enough to dislodge Obama, learn the lesson of this campaign. Hate politics isn't a good tool when you pull it out everyday. People got numb after three campaigns waged exactly that way. [...] You've got 4 years to build a better mousetrap. But be warned, if it's not a solution but merely more mud, well- make that eight years. A few of my thoughts: 1) Yes, Obama was elected to the position of Leftist Messiah, but just with a "majority" of 52%. That means that there is pretty much an equal number of Americans (most notably the Americans who actually pay 97% of the taxes in this country), who rejected Obama. Therefore, one immediate challenge for the new Leftist Messiah and his babysitter, the Vice-Messiah, is to assure the other half of the country that he is not serious about moving America further into Socialism and welfare. 2) Unfortunately, this is a golden age for al Qaeda, Hamas, Hezbullah, Iran, the Taliban, and our other enemies. They have been assured that America is at its weakest point with an inexperienced, know-nothing president at the helm. They will not be impressed by Obama's only skill, which is to dramatically deliver pre-written speeches at rallies. Even Joe Biden, the Vice-Messiah, admits that our enemies will attack America if Obama was to be elected, so we had better brace ourselves. 3) The people who contribute least to society and take the most are now in control. We're seeing democracy reach its limits, as citizens can simply vote to legalize theft from others. And given the opportunity... They do. When you look at Obama's 52% "majority," it's important to keep in mind that the lower-income 50% (Obama's core voters) only pay 3% of federal taxes! The system is clearly broken, when those who contribute 3% get to control the rest of the country which pays the other 97%. 4) The Obama presidency does not bode well for America. But, even though it's very disappointing to see Obama elected, we have no choice but to wish him success at steering the country to greater prosperity. He now must use his Messiah mind-control with his core voters to let them know that they need to be more productive and contribute their fair share to this country.
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