Is Barrack Obama a communist?

reply to post by Clearskies

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Impressive...what do they have to do about the blank check signed by our CURRENT government?

Oh - right - nothing.

All I see going on is another criticism of a guy who isn't even president yet. I will be the first to criticize Obama policies that I think are wrong - but for crying out loud give the guy a chance - he is not even President yet!

reply to post by TruthWithin

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The only thread I made about the bailout for Fannie mae and Freddie mac was
this one. Watch the video, I dare you.

reply to post by Clearskies

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You win

There is nothing I can say that won;t be responded to with another link. I am wasting my breath - you have missed my point.

My only point is: Let's call Obama a communist when there is REASON to do so. Until then, figure out ways to protect us from the CURRENT policy blunders.

reply to post by Lucid Lunacy

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Here's one video;
You're welcome.

YouTube Link

reply to post by TruthWithin

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Right

Even worst case scenario, if Obama was a communist, it does not prove he will do communist things while in office. Innocent until proven guilty. Let's judge his bad actions when he actually does them, and not before.

That said, the idea lacks some serious substantial evidence. Like, lots.





I would much rather a communist society then the corporate fascism we currently have

reply to post by Clearskies

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Thanks for the video Again sure wish you had outlined some key things form it. Oh well. I will watch it later, when it fits into my multi-tasking schedule.

reply to post by Clearskies

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Is Obama African? No.
Is Obama a Communist? No, he's not part of any such organization. However, some of his policies seem to have socialistic tendencies.

Does he appear African? Yes
Does he appear Communist? Only to the misinformed.

What's the point of describing people using definitions alone? You limit how much can be expressed by using such a definitive methodology. What we should be doing is engaging in broad discussions concerning the entire range of his proposed policy issues. We have to test our opinions, run them through a formula that we as a community have developed through this hypothetical broad discussion, thus evaluating those opinions to discern from fact and ignorance, and finally creating valid conclusions. You have to admit your conclusions aren't substantiated. They are anecdotal and biased opinions. They need to be tested opinions.

You're just taking "evidence" from places you are merely calling reputable. You've connected the dots too liberally here. You've come out with a convoluted interpretation of the reality of the drawing as a whole.

[edit on 21-11-2008 by cognoscente]

reply to post by cognoscente

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What did I say about him being black?

Your reasoning sounds like my son's 'new math'!
"Run this through what you think it might be, add 4, write it down, then divide it in the regular way and voila'!"

Most of my articles I referred to were NOT biased.
'Dreams from my father' is not anti-obama.
What did I write about that is untrue???