[quote]pushharder wrote:
CrewPierce wrote:
…Not too mention some of us support the man but it doesn’t mean we’ll bow down to him.
Why not? Why not pledge your servitude? Many apparently have. Anything wrong with doing it? [/quote]
One silly actor in a stupid clip is now many?
Come on really. For a bunch of people who claim to not care what entertainers think, you sure do spend a lot of time getting wound up over what they have to say.
What was so wrong about what the others had to say?
[quote]pushharder wrote:
Christine wrote:
You must have still been at that rehab center in Portland, the one without the television sets this past Palm Tuesday. Messiah Obama was flat out gittin the palm fronds thrown in front of him when he rode into Jerusalem, D.C. on his donkey two days ago.
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My understanding was that Bush left in a helicopter? I didin’t realize he stuck around to give President Obama a ride.
So… some people are happy to get rid of the old… no different than celebrating a new year. No one knows what is going to happen, but we always hope for better. (That damn word, hope.)
Don’t you worry your little head about it, darling. You will be able to take off the tin foil hat soon enough. I predict President Obama will make mistakes and you can start your celebration.
I also prdict that most of the celebrities in the video wont keep their pledges either. You can then revel in thier inferiority as well.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
Christine wrote:
pushharder wrote:
CrewPierce wrote:
…Not too mention some of us support the man but it doesn’t mean we’ll bow down to him.
Why not? Why not pledge your servitude? Many apparently have. Anything wrong with doing it?
One silly actor in a stupid clip is now many?
You must have still been at that rehab center in Portland, the one without the television sets this past Palm Tuesday. Messiah Obama was flat out gittin the palm fronds thrown in front of him when he rode into Jerusalem, D.C. on his donkey two days ago.
Come on really. For a bunch of people who claim to not care what entertainers think, you sure do spend a lot of time getting wound up over what they have to say.
What was so wrong about what the others had to say?
Actually I think they are all cute, adorable human beings.
Barack loves the little servants
All his servants of the world
Red and yellow, black and white
They are precious in his sight
Barack loves his little servants of the world
I hope you and all the TN faithful pledged. He needs you. Change. Hope. Utopia is coming. Don’t despair.[/quote]
I think you have hit upon something very deep here, Push. It takes a high testosterone male to really tackle problems, yet Obama looks and acts like a metro. He got elected because he’s a ‘caring and kind hearted person, concerned for the poor and disenfranchised’. Yet he has to rely on high-Test males to create the conditions of prosperity.
Ironic, isn’t it?
This thread is awesome. Keep up the good work boys. Oh, and Push, you may want to look up the word “magnanimous” 
[quote]TrainerinDC wrote:
My issue was the “servant to Barack Obama”
We were founded never to be servants to a man, or men. More to an ideal. If these people will blindly follow Barack Obama, their mindless followers will blindly follow Barack Obama, and before we know it we will have an army of zombies running around our country.
We have enough sheep, we need zombie sheep? [/quote]
I’m sure you must have seen this. If not, enjoy.
[quote]Gambit_Lost wrote:
This thread is awesome. Keep up the good work boys. Oh, and Push, you may want to look up the word “magnanimous” ;)[/quote]
I think Push knew exactly what he was saying. The situation is “magnanimously pathetic.”
Magnanimous is Latin for “great soul.”
That translated into Sanskrit is “Mahatma.”
Pathetic is Greek for “emotional, sensitive to suffering.”
It fits. Obama is the Gandhi of the American masses, and he appeals primarily to emotion.
As an aside, think of all the people that Obama has been compared to, or draws inspiration from. John F. Kennedy. Abraham Lincoln. Jesus Christ. Martin Luther King. Mahatma Gandhi.
All great men. All great emancipators. All champions of Hope and Change. All adored by the masses.
Can you think of anything else all of these men have in common?
“I won” is hardly magnanimous.
The Dear Leader thinks he only represent 52% of the population and the rest don’t matter.
I think he will find out how fast the winds of “change” can change direction.
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Whenever I see my nephew we usually play silly games like tag, or we will have a burping contest, or some cute shit like that.
Anyway, I always tell him that whenever anyone wins, even if it isn’t you, you always throw your hands up and scream “I WON!”
It’s really cute, and it bugs the crap out of my sister when she is trying to teach him a simple game like Candyland or something. He will make a move, and then throw up his hands and scream “I WON!”
Just thinking about it makes me chuckle.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
You making a prediction of sorts?[/quote]
Merely an observation.
“Sell my piece of junk car and buy a hybrid”
Haha. Congrats retard, way to kill the environment by creating the need for a whole new vehicle just to feel good about yourself. When will people realize that buying a new hybrid is waaay more wasteful in manhours, transportation, fuel and overall toll on the environment than just keeping your old used car?
[quote]TrainerinDC wrote:
I pledge I will never be a servant to Barack Obama or any man as long as I can still stand, breathe and fight.
How’s that for a pledge?[/quote]
Took it myself. I just wonder what the hell is wrong with people these days?
lol. Man, you guys need to relax and unwind your fucking panties, sound like a bunch of females in here.
20 or so celebrities make a lame ad in which they pledge to better themselves, their communities, and to donate their time and aid to childrens’ diseases and you guys shit a fucking boulder… Really?? REALLY???
You guys want to pick out ONE comment from a 4 minute video and fucking harp on it as if that’s what the entire video is about. That’s a crock of shit. One person out of 20 makes a ridiculous statement and you idiots act as if it’s the entire consensus of the left.
All I see is ridiculous extremes from the left AND the right.
Left - Obama is God!
Right- Obama is Satan!
Where the fuck are the sane individuals floating in the middle because I don’t see many of em.
Sucking Bush’s dick for 8 years is completely acceptable and to be commended, but voting and supporting an Obama administration is an unforgivable sin.
My god, just look at some of the responses on the Obama page…
“I pledge to volunteer more this year, consider the impact of my actions on those around me, and continue believing in the impossible”
“I pledge to not judge others by how they look or what they wear, and to be a better positive role model to my children. I want my children to grow up knowing that all men and women are created equal.”
"I Pledge…
To be a happier person
To be there for my friends, family, and country"
Yeah, you guys are right. People wanting to dedicate themselves to bettering themselves, donating time, volunteering, helping those around them, and all around positive actions is a terrible, terrible thing.
Since when did positivity and bettering oneself become a bad thing?
I seriously question the sanity of some of you.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
That’s why when some folks on this thread say, “Who cares? It’s just some dumb celebrities”, you’ve got to shake your head and remind them that it was not just the German celebrities in the 1930s who were orgasming over the Fuhrer. It was the masses. And when the masses start twitchin’ and shakin’ and squirtin’ like porn stars over a socialist who happens to be the most powerful man on earth and who guarantees “change”, some smart folks are going to be concerned and rightfully so.[/quote]
This is what I meant when I said I was concerned about Islamism being A Nazism, but not THE Nazism.
The idea of Hope and Change forcefully imposed worries me a hell of a lot more than the idea of Mahmoud and Abdul lugging a backpack nuke through the frozen Manitoba woods on their way to Minneapolis.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
The idea of Hope and Change forcefully imposed worries me a hell of a lot more than the idea of Mahmoud and Abdul lugging a backpack nuke through the frozen Manitoba woods on their way to Minneapolis.[/quote]
How has hope and change been ‘forcefully imposed’?