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Time: How Hussein became Mr. Unpopular

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Time: How Hussein became Mr. Unpopular

http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,2015629,00.html
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I want Time magazine to explain how Barack Obongo Onyanga Hussein Obama got elected in the first place.

 

 

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Reply #26 from JoeUser Forums Top

i wasn't addressing time's analysis (amazing how the dreaded mainstream media somehow manage to get it right and are immediately restored to legitimacy by publishing something yall wanna hear). nor did i pronounce anyone a racist.

Who restored their legitimacy?  Even a broken clock (edited for Taltamir) is right twice a day.  That does not make it unbroken.

I think you are projecting your desires, not reality.

Reply #27 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting Leauki, reply 16
Making fun of the President's name? That would have been an impossibility when the left was in opposition during Bushitler's tenure!

No one ever expects the Spanish Inquisition!

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Reply #28 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting kingbee, reply 23

a more pertinent question would be--considering all the power you attach to what you consider 'mainstream media"--how time and similar publications have yet to influence 18% of pollable american public who claim to believe obama is a muslim.

That is one of your many problems bee pee.  You project your own biases onto others.  I have read all the comments and the only one that is "attaching" power to the MSM is you.  I see many "attaching" incompetence, malfeasance, dereliction of duty and such to them for the abject failure in performing their jobs.  But power?  Yes, they do have as much power as Goebbels did, which means without the weight of thugs behind them (SEIU, ACORN, New Black Panthers, Felons, etc.) they are just another example of incompetency and excused for the left to continue to be stupid.

Reply #29 from JoeUser Forums Top

WOW!  Double post with one click!

Reply #30 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting Dr, reply 26
Even a broken block is right twice a day.  That does not make it unbroken.

its broken clock, not block :P

What is the difference between a liberal and a broken clock? a broken clock is right twice a day, a liberal is never right. Liberalism is not a random selection of beliefs, but a philosophy that is so fundamentally wrong that it will always reach a false conclusion no matter what you apply it to.

That isn't to say that conservatives are always right btw... liberals and conservatives can both be wrong on an issue because there are more then two opinions...

actually, speaking of conservative, conservative seems to be a list of beliefs that people who (for VERY different philosophical reasons) agree with most refer to themselves as conservatives. The philosophy of a devout christian and an intelligent and educated atheist scientist are very different, yet both could be conservative (just for very different reasons).

Reply #31 from JoeUser Forums Top

its broken clock, not block

It is called not proofing your writing!  Spell checker would not flag that one after all. ;)

 

Reply #32 from JoeUser Forums Top

I figured it was just a careless typo and that you knew what the phrase was, just wanted to point it out so you can edit it. :)

let me know if you prefer that I don't do that, some people are offended by such corrections for some reason. (not me though, please correct me whenever I am wrong)

Reply #33 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting taltamir, reply 32
I figured it was just a careless typo and that you knew what the phrase was, just wanted to point it out so you can edit it.

I had not thought to do that (the edit feature did not work for so long, I rarely think about it).  But I have done so, and gave you credit.  And I do not mind being shown my atrocious typing and spelling.  But it can get in the way of a good discussion since I make so many typos and spelling errors. ;)