chris_in_pdx
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Maybe to you, but not to the millions of people who care about the foreign invasion that is taking place at our southern border every single day.
Racism noted.
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Maybe to you, but not to the millions of people who care about the foreign invasion that is taking place at our southern border every single day.
Stupidity noted.Racism noted.
Stupidity noted.
Racism noted.
Racism? Did Shooter mention race?
I love this thread: "IMPEACH OBAMA FOR USING MILITARY FORCE IN LIBYA!!!"
In an alternate universe, where Obama refused to get involved: "OBAMA STOOD ON THE SIDELINES AND DID NOTHING WHILE GENOCIDE OCCURRED IN LIBYA!! HE'S AN INEFFECTIVE WIMP!"
Cue: Glenn Beck.
Sounds a little like the days of Bush, doesn't it? He took on an evil dictator who killed hundreds of thousands of his own people, and yet he got crucified because he didn't "stand on the sidelines."I love this thread: "IMPEACH OBAMA FOR USING MILITARY FORCE IN LIBYA!!!"
In an alternate universe, where Obama refused to get involved: "OBAMA STOOD ON THE SIDELINES AND DID NOTHING WHILE GENOCIDE OCCURRED IN LIBYA!! HE'S AN INEFFECTIVE WIMP!"
*rolling eyes*
I love this thread: "IMPEACH OBAMA FOR USING MILITARY FORCE IN LIBYA!!!"
In an alternate universe, where Obama refused to get involved: "OBAMA STOOD ON THE SIDELINES AND DID NOTHING WHILE GENOCIDE OCCURRED IN LIBYA!! HE'S AN INEFFECTIVE WIMP!"
Cue: Glenn Beck.
Sounds a little like the days of Bush, doesn't it? He took on an evil dictator who killed hundreds of thousands of his own people, and yet he got crucified because he didn't "stand on the sidelines."
Not so fast.
I think the impeachment talk is to underscore that Obama's move was unconstitutional. I don't at all think he's going to be impeached. It does say a lot about his respect for the constitution though.
A lot of the criticism over this new war activity is that it should have been done sooner, if the objective was to save peoples' lives over there. Since the action wasn't taken immediately, and obviously a lot of negotiation went on with the UN, he clearly had enough time to ask congress (the Senate, Democratic Party controlled, his own party) for authorization to use force.
To contrast Bush/Iraq with Obama/Libya, it was argued that Bush's action was in violation of international law but legal as far as our laws are concerned because there was congressional authority; the opposite is true for Obama (internationally legal, not legal according to US law)
Not so fast.
I think the impeachment talk is to underscore that Obama's move was unconstitutional.
Sounds a little like the days of Bush, doesn't it?
He took on an evil dictator who killed hundreds of thousands of his own people, and yet he got crucified because he didn't "stand on the sidelines."
Racism noted.
how is this statement, racist?
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/24/us-libya-government-civilians-idUSTRE72N5SV20110324
In November of 2007, Obama said that the President does not have the right to go to war unless the country is being directly threatened by a foreign enemy. Yet a week ago he took us into war in Libya, and now almost 100 civilians are dead.
Where is the outrage? And is Obama going to give back the Nobel Peace Prize?
Shooter - you well know that there has been no declaration of war since Korea -- not for Vietnam, not for Grenada, not for Kosovo, not for Kuwait, Iraq or Afghanistan. And no, this is not a war.
Your post is disingenuous on many levels.
My, my, my, how quickly we forget. Or are you simply oblivious to irony, barfo?
The Left jumped all over the civilian casualty figures coming out of Iraq to prove that Bush was a warmonger and a murderer. I'm just turning the tables, and showing that the same can be said of Obama.
I find it remarkable that Obama has taken us into war, without even discussing it with Congress, whereas Bush actually got a Congressoinal Resolution to go to war in Iraq. And yet Bush was the "criminal."
No "declaration" of war--but plenty of wars, as you point out. The point is not what you call it--the point is what it really is, which is why Kucinich and other members of Obama's own party are so upset about this.Shooter - you well know that there has been no declaration of war since Korea -- not for Vietnam, not for Grenada, not for Kosovo, not for Kuwait, Iraq or Afghanistan. And no, this is not a war.
The 100 deaths in Libya are a direct result of Mr. Obama's bombing campaign. The 100,000 or so deaths in Iraq were mainly due to suicide bombers.Yeah, because 100,000 and 100 are pretty much the same number of deaths.
Discussed, perhaps. Got their approval, no.He discussed it with them 24 hours before he did it, as has been reported in all major media.
The 100 deaths in Libya are a direct result of Mr. Obama's bombing campaign. The 100,000 or so deaths in Iraq were mainly due to suicide bombers.
The 100 deaths in Libya are a direct result of Mr. Obama's bombing campaign. The 100,000 or so deaths in Iraq were mainly due to suicide bombers.
Pretty neat how we're going to set up a no fly zone over a nation that has its air force destroyed.
That's a head scratcher.
The 100 deaths in Libya are a direct result of Mr. Obama's bombing campaign. The 100,000 or so deaths in Iraq were mainly due to suicide bombers.
