Is Obama's Sympathy With and Connection to the "Occupy Wall Street Movement" any surprise to you?

by bones327 Posted 2011/10/26 05:13:58

Related Topics: Occupy Wall Street, Obama, Wall Street, Chicago, Election, Media, 2008, Sad, Oval Office, Protests, Protest, Surprise

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After reading Pollack's article about obama's organization of similar kinds of violent protests in Chicago, I am not surprised.

His history is what it is.

What is sad and terrible for the rest of the nation is that he was not vetted by the media before the 2008 election put him in the Oval Office.

bones327 2011/10/31 05:25:37

http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

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wolf sloan 2011/10/26 12:12:13

+1
birds of a feather...

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Grayfox1940 2011/10/26 06:28:16

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The demonstraters are communistic leaning persons and so is obama so pink, oh what the heck he is RED and his communistic ideals are repulsive to those of us who beleive in free enterprise
and individual enterprise and ambition

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Chris 2011/10/26 05:25:22 (edited)

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he is trying to sway them onto the Democrat side, just like Republicans try to sway Tea Partiers onto their side....

That way we all stay in our neat little 2 political parties and nothing changes, YAY for the Status Quo! It ensures we will continue down our spiral of destruction.

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Grayfox... to Chris 2011/10/26 06:29:17

Yes we need a multi partysystem like France LOL,

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Simeon~... to Chris 2011/10/26 06:56:52
bones327 to Simeon~... 2011/10/28 14:26:28

Awesome. Why do not you start a movement to bring the leftist movements out of hiding to be more active in presidential and local politics. I am sure that the Democrats will be thrilled to have a bunch of leftist parties who are actively raising funds so that someone to the left of Obama can ran against him and who ever the GOP puts up as a candidate in 2012.

I say "Go For It!!"

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Grayfox... to Simeon~... 2011/10/30 17:19:56

Do you prefer a one party system? Or do you perfer a multi party system where nothing gets done? We are actually a multi party system but it naturally evolves into being primarily a two party system. When I was younger I belonged to the Libertarian party for several years but they cant even get a few dog catchers elected in Po Dunk so I slowly realised I was wasting my time, money, and efforts and morphed into being a Republican

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bones327 to Grayfox... 2011/10/31 05:24:58

I prefer a multi-party system where you are able to exercise your freedom of speech.

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Grayfox... to bones327 2011/11/05 15:58:32

I dont feel that the system denies me freedom of speech. In the past new partys have grown and useless partys have floundered and then dissapeared.

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bones327 to Grayfox... 2011/11/05 21:26:16

then get up on your soap box, grayfox, and tell us how to solve the problems of america. who knows, you might get elected.

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