Earn it, Obama!

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elehhhhna (26,269 posts)


You have a Nobel Peace Prize, Mr. President.


Earn it, kiddo. Here's your chance.

Wow... I'm sure this thread has already been alerted on about 20 times.

Lionessa (3,387 posts)

1. I'm sorry but no matter how great the speech, to bring up his

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Peace Prize is laughable. He's been one of the most violent administrations around. He's killed American citizens overseas, he's killed women and children through his drones and called all men of age enemy combatants to cover the number of innocents killed by his warring.
 
Peace my ass.

Oh no she dient! I interpret that as bringing up BENGHAZI!! Ban plz.

Very small campfire so far. Almost not worth roasting a marshmallow on yet.

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Oh my.

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That didn't take long.

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Lionessa (3,396 posts)

13. I'm surprisingly not angry, I don't get angry, but it's sure something.

Maybe pissy is a better word.

All wee-wee'd up?

Lionessa (3,396 posts)

12. I do know my history. But yes, I did exaggerate in using the word "most"

the rest is totally his violence. He has not had a peaceful administration within or without the borders.

There she goes again demagoguing the bestest thing to ever happen to this country.

[WinOne4TheGipper]

Wow... I'm sure this thread has already been alerted on about 20 times.

Oh no she dient! I interpret that as bringing up BENGHAZI!! Ban plz.

Very small campfire so far. Almost not worth roasting a marshmallow on yet.

You know, libs have a way of doing this.  They throw out a single fact, without specifics, so that it sounds worse than it actually is.  

They did it with the George Bush resume that they made up in the latter half of his first term.  In it, they put forth that under his watch, the federal government had executed an inmate for the first time in however many years.  That was to scare people into thinking that Bush was going to open an express lane in the federal death row system.  Conveniently left out of the "resume" was the fact that said inmate was named Timothy James McVeigh.  It's safe to say that most of us can agree that the SOB had it coming.

Similarly, they're trying to scare everyone that maybe there's a drone with their name on it the next time they visit the Eiffel Tower.  They neglect to mention that the American killed overseas was Awlaki.

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You know, libs have a way of doing this.  They throw out a single fact, without specifics, so that it sounds worse than it actually is.  

They did it with the George Bush resume that they made up in the latter half of his first term.  In it, they put forth that under his watch, the federal government had executed an inmate for the first time in however many years.  That was to scare people into thinking that Bush was going to open an express lane in the federal death row system.  Conveniently left out of the "resume" was the fact that said inmate was named Timothy James McVeigh.  It's safe to say that most of us can agree that the SOB had it coming.

Similarly, they're trying to scare everyone that maybe there's a drone with their name on it the next time they visit the Eiffel Tower.  They neglect to mention that the American killed overseas was Awlaki.

Actually of all the folk who should have been water-boarded Timothy McVeigh would have been on the top of my list.   Without getting all tinfoil hat about it I would just say he left a lot of unanswered questions (or at least answers most the American people have never heard) about who his confederates might have been.  And speaking of atrocities and children wasn't there a day care center at the Murrah building he bombed? Seems like he was one of the fastest executions on record. 

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Actually of all the folk who should have been water-boarded Timothy McVeigh would have been on the top of my list.   Without getting all tinfoil hat about it I would just say he left a lot of unanswered questions (or at least answers most the American people have never heard) about who his confederates might have been.  And speaking of atrocities and children wasn't there a day care center at the Murrah building he bombed? Seems like he was one of the fastest executions on record. 

6 years.  As I recall, he didn't go through with all of the appeals he could have.  Otherwise, he'd probably still be on death row to this day.

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Lionessa (3,387 posts)

1. I'm sorry but no matter how great the speech, to bring up his

Last edited Sun Dec 16, 2012, 09:03 PM USA/ET - Edit history (1)

Peace Prize is laughable. He's been one of the most violent administrations around. He's killed American citizens overseas, he's killed women and children through his drones and called all men of age enemy combatants to cover the number of innocents killed by his warring.
 
Peace my ass.

h FRICKING 5!!!!!!   

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6 years.  As I recall, he didn't go through with all of the appeals he could have.  Otherwise, he'd probably still be on death row to this day.

Amazing how long a convicted killer can drag out the process.  McVeigh chose not to as you say. While I have no problem with the death penalty I wonder if he got off too easy by granting his death wish?