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Current Events => General Discussion => Topic started by: bijou on March 22, 2012, 10:55:28 AM
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With the online premiere of The Road We’ve Travelled, a 17-minute Tom Hanks-narrated documentary, the Obama campaign signalled its intention to stay ahead of the social-media game in the 2012 race for the White House. Launched on a new YouTube platform that allows viewers to share content, make donations and sign petitions on a single page, the hope is that the doc will go viral. But as enthusiasm for ‘clicktivism’ turns to cynicism about ‘slacktivism’, and as the time gap between the emergence of online phenomena and their satirical memes narrows, politicians throw themselves into social media at their peril. ...
Read more: http://www.spiked-online.com/index.php/site/article/12262/
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As expected, Obama's gang are deleting most negative contents. I would not post a comment on his video myself. Google owns youtube and has close ties to Obeyme.
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Wow 17 minutes of blaming Bush :mental:
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Wow 17 minutes of blaming Bush :mental:
17 minutes ??? Is that all??? Hell. I liked the guy and I got more than that.
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17 minutes ??? Is that all??? Hell. I liked the guy and I got more than that.
The video was 17 minutes, and all they did was blame Bush, and claim that 0bama is superman.
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Wow 17 minutes of blaming Bush :mental:
They are still doing that???????????????????? The 2000 Election is way over. :mental:
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They are still doing that???????????????????? The 2000 Election is way over. :mental:
Don't be so sure. They will get the 12% black vote, the 4% queer vote, the 15% queer supporter vote, the 20% liberal vote, the 8% admitted communist vote, the 22% white guilt vote, the 14% DUmmie vote, the 38% entitlement vote, the 48% non taxpaying vote and 100% of the dead vote.....now adding that up in my head, it comes to 281% of the votes.....minus a few hanging chads here and there.
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This will fail the YouTube test. No kitties or boobies.