As I mulled over the comments left on this blog yesterday, as well as a few other informative news sites, about the killing of Osama and how many people think it’s a cover-up [Obama KILLS Osama] I noticed one very interesting thing about many of the conspiracy theories and the conspiracy theorists: They managed to leave Barack completely OUT of the circle of blame. Being the laid back person that I am, I’m very rarely SHOCKED, but I have to admit I was VERY surprised that people could have so much angst for the government, the Military, 99.9% of the media and multi-nation conglomerations that benefit off of war and pain [i.e. Lockheed Martin] – but yet we are still quick to say Obama doesn’t deserve to be looped into our conspiracy theories and overall outrage. It’s starting to look like the OBAMA deception has been a COMPLETE success.
Now let me state unequivocally that [Zionists-Illuminati conspiracy theories aside] I have a great deal of respect and admiration for Barack. If you decided to come into this article and paint me unilaterally as an Obama-Hater just because I’m giving a critical-opinion of him, you are an IDIOT. It IS possible to like and respect someone without having a wholly-favourable opinion of every-single-thing he does or stands for – and don’t get it twisted I DO respect the man.
Hell, Barack provided what was one of the FUNNIEST moments of 2011 this year, when he SONNED Donald Trump’s punk-birther-neo racist-ignorant-ass with some of the deadliest ETHER I’ve ever heard since Nas inserted his entire foot into Jay-Z’s mouth:
Donald Trump, go back to f*^king with Rosie O’Donnell because you are WAY out of your league, son.
Also, regardless of whether you believe Osama was murdered on May 1st, 2011 or died of kidney failure on December 13th, 2001, Obama did something that, given the recent tension created by the Tea Party and the Republicans slaying of the Democrats in the last election, I thought could NOT be done: He brought a divided nation together.
[Props to Barack for that 'I gotta hurry to get back to Michelle for round 2 while she still got that sexy sh*t on' walk]
Let’s face it, for all intents and purposes, Barack Obama IS a good man, good leader and good president. But here’s the problem – the Obama deception is what is RUINING our ability to have a realistic view of his efforts and contributions. Now when I say Obama Deception, I don’t mean that BULLSH*T “documentary” that attempted to paint him as some evil Zionist puppet [why would the Illuminati need a puppet anyways?] but what I mean is this: There is a widespread belief in our community that Barack can NOT be blamed or implicated in any Government or Military fraud, cover ups or villainous acts – basically because he’s a cool-ass dude with a whole lotta swag.
It’s time to put that BULLSH*T to rest. If you think the Government’s response to the BP oil spill was MESSED UP, Barack HAS to absorb some blame. If you are mad there are STILL troops occupying other countries, even ones with no real military threat like GERMANY [Yes, the U.S. ACTUALLY has troops in Germany] then Barack HAS to absorb some blame. And if you think Osama’s death was a big deceitful cover-up, then YES, Barack Obama HAS to absorb some blame for that too. The rhetoric of “what do you want the man to do, he’s just the president?” or “blame Bush” cannot continue to be the warcry of the Obama-supporter.
Now I am NOT trying to assist douchebag Dubya from escaping his fair-share of blame, cause dammit he worked hard as hell to get it, but we as Obama supporters can not fight fire with fire all the time because it creates an unrealistic and dangerously hyperbolic argument. We can’t keep saying “Blame that d*ckhead Bush” while Conservative Tea Baggers retort with “F*^k that n*gger Obama” because we end up in an unproductive place.
As Obama supporters, it’s time we realize it’s OK to NOT buy into the Obama Deception that he ONLY has control over the good things and is impotent to stop the bad things, because we are doing the same thing we HATE to see done to Barack: Framing his presidency in falsehoods and misleading statements – and he has done A LOT of good to deserve more respect than that.
This Is Your Conscience
18 Comments, Comment or Ping
lincolnanthonyblades
Weigh In Ladies & Gentlemen – Does Barack Get Too Much Blame, Too Much Credit Or Not Enough Realistic Criticism?
Explain..
May 3rd, 2011
Drgray91
*pushes glasses back and cross legs*
Not enough realistic criticism.
There's plenty defamatory criticism, biased criticism, ungrounded and arbitrary criticism but seldom do I see realistic, OBJECTIVE criticism.
Some of the criticism I hear is grounded so flagrantly in bs, or about thing so far off based from the root of the issue I don't know what to make of it. As if people have thrown objectivity to the wayside. Question his politics, his methods, his actions, Don't question the man, that's not how politics is done. HOWEVER, Barack has gotten to "civil" in his wingtips! I do know I'd be ready to tell people smooth off! Off the cuff remarks or not, show me some respect!
Every speech I'd give would end cooly with " I'm the President, I'll shut this whole damn country down, run and veto that… homeboy". #setitoff
May 3rd, 2011
Kam
Criticism is fine but I would like solutions to the problems Obama faced. I'm going to talk about the recent issue. How would you of ended the search for Osama a person who has been allegedly dead for 10 years?
I made a response to someone else on yesterdays post.
Look at it this way. If Obama came out and said " Hey Osama has been dead for over 10 years and the Bush Administration knew all along and we have been fighting a "fake war" how do you think that would go over?
I have a couple of scenarios 1) they would make him looks like another conspiracy theorist like Michael More who did Fahrenheit 9/11, 2) Call him unpatriotic and crazy, 3) those who have lost love ones fighting the Afghanistan and Iraq wars will be asking for justice and maybe reparations from the US government ( money the USA doesn't have) and long drawn out internal investigation which would of resulted in a waste of tax payers money and now one going to prison.
I'm all for criticism for Obama but the Bush Administration led a fake war now you're telling me you would like Obama to come and tell the truth. I don't think the truth would of went over well with the American people and other critiques. So yes criticize all you want but until you could tell me a solution that wouldn't be taxing on the American people then the lie stands ( hell Bush lied to America for 8 years lied about getting the most amount of votes lied about weapons of mass destruction)
May 3rd, 2011
Jason Howe
It is kind of like turning the tv on at 3am and there are two relative unknown boxers fighting. Lets say there are two white fighters, well…. I am indifferent to the outcome. However if there happens to be a black fighter vs a white fighter, I instinctively start pulling for the black fighter. I admit, I struggle with subjectivity when it comes to Obama so I simply base my judgment on his promises… either he has kept them or broke them! It is tough to find an unbiased opinion on the dude. He is either fawned over and framed as the second coming or presented as the guy who got the job to fill a quota. Check the link below, seems to me he is doing ok.
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/promises/...
May 3rd, 2011
GinaforDummies
I feel like I'm reading the NYTimes today without even opening the app up on my iPad… I do agree with you I've been saying all of this since the beginning of his term, also making another point that the change he promised will not happen in 1 term. I think if he has another term he will begin to solve more of this country's problems. I will be an Obama "Stan" if you will, because he was the first president I voted for so my opinions of blaming him for all the bad are biased but George Bush did, "screw everything up." (my dads voice lol) Have a good day everyone, can't wait to read the comments on this.
May 3rd, 2011
ATLienSince82
This.
You completely right Dr Gray…livin here in the south you hear so much racism that it does make you react in a defensive way…sometimes these tea baggers and racist conservatives are more attacking black people at large than just one man..you know?
May 3rd, 2011
ATLienSince82
But for real tho Kam…livin down here I ain't even remembering Bush like that because it's Obama's bills and laws that got more to do with what I'm goin through than things Bush did how many years back…
We do gotta start sharing some blame to that man at some point
May 3rd, 2011
ATLienSince82
Real talk tho! It's damn near impossible to hear someone rate how he's doing impartially..
May 3rd, 2011
ATLienSince82
What up Gina! Just had to mention you got an iPad huh? LOL
May 3rd, 2011
MistaHarsh
I understand what you're saying, but you should remember Bush. If it wasn't for the colapse of the economy due to foreclosures and hedge funds Obama wouldn't have this resistance or mess to distract him from issues that effect you most.
Bush's 8 years set the stage and Obama may only have 4 to bring things up to par. But the economy will never be the same again(anywhere in the world) nor will gas prices drop to how it was 10years old. A new world is forming…
May 3rd, 2011
MistaHarsh
Yes, ideally we should judge Obama with objective criticism. But this is american politics where people vote/think/fight/marry/sleep/shiet along party lines. Republicans backed Bush with as much blind faith as catholics belief in the 2nd coming and will continue to back whoever runs for republican office. The Tea baggers back Palin uneqivocally.
Obama needs his supporters to rally behind him with the same feverish tone as they did in '09 don't bend or break…..while I sit here in good ole Canada watching and eating popcorn like Micheal Jackson
May 3rd, 2011
GinaforDummies
LOL! It kind of crept up in there. Maybe I should've edited lol.
May 3rd, 2011
A Grown Ass Man
Great advice. Some of the schemes being done by the higher ups are so far out of our grasp of understanding the best thing to do is just keep an open mind to all possibilities.
May 3rd, 2011
A Grown Ass Man
"Obama needs his supporters to rally behind him with the same feverish tone as they did in '09 don't bend or break"
Unfortunately I don't see that happening.
May 3rd, 2011
Darin
You people are nutbags!!! Last time Osama & I were playing Parchessi he said he was ready to die…so we just double tapped his punk ass. Truth hurts. Lesson to all radical Muslims=keep messing with us & we will hunt you down & kill you…:). Bring on the war assholes.
May 3rd, 2011
Drgray91
Yes, indeed I do. My current location exposes me almost daily to the coverted racism this country still needs to deal with.
A lack of understanding coupled with fear of what we cannot identify with, is crippling us.
May 3rd, 2011
Tanya
Lincoln, just to give you the proper info concerning the military troops being in other countries (I am a military wife and am VERY inqusitive lmao) A few of the reasons that the U.s military have troops bases in Germany ( Just using Germany as an example since you mentioned it) is because #1, Germany is one of the United States allies, so with that being said, they have their base there for my #2 point, "rapid deployment". If something kicks off somewhere in southwest asia etc not only do they have a quick response time, but it is a WAY better strategy to have troops coming in from "all different locations" and arriving at any given time, as opposed to ALL coming from the "same general place" (the U.S) These are things that I guess people don't know because they are not involved in the military/ war strategies etc. When the enemy is coming from all different sides to surround you, not only do you they get caught off gaurd, but it keeps your men safe cause they dont know where your coming from ;0)
May 3rd, 2011
Adrian
"It IS possible to like and respect someone without having a wholly-favourable opinion of every-single-thing he does or stands for… "
CO-SIGN! The realest words ever spoken!
May 12th, 2011
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