Open Thread #68

the uh, KrZ, you can’t use my user name.

it’s called socking.

it should be illegal.

this is at least one thing no one should ever do.

you apologize this moment.

$75000 for the whole student body is immaterial expense. One of your Obama supporting faculty members deemed it important enough that you guys all get read up on New York Times op eds on who to vote for in a span of couple weeks.

this sort of newspaper subscription for the college body is not new. I’ve heard of it being done for LA Times, USA today, etc. But never Wall Street Journal.

of course college students, who probably get “free” songs, games, computer programs, as well as the rare newspaper article on-line, this may seem like money in the trashcan.

I daresay, you guys cost the school more money by downloading all that stuff using the school’s internet bandwith. I’m 99% confident.

at least on the New York front, gyopo radio is all out for Obama.

they are inviting liberal Korean university professors as “political experts”, persuading local Koreans to vote blue. Even the radio anchors have a blue state hue to them.

when asked about KOR-US FTA or North Korea, it brings down to this, concerning their defense,

“true, Obama said nothing specific about either subject, but we really think Obama is a really, really smart guy, and thus you can expect Obama to use dialogue with North Korea and be open to trade.”

yes, they are projecting ideas that are most vital to the motherland, based on the fact that “Obama is a really smart guy.” Projecting, when Obama said nothing. Wow, let’s buy Obama a Hanbok !

more relevant to their present needs, gyopos are ignoring the fact that they are the ones who will pay for higher taxes.

so, gyopos, are you full or shit in your heads or what?

1/ KOR-US FTA, McCain will be for it, Obama will kill it. We can only guess that Obama will “transform” after being elected. But, do you really think he’ll screw AFL-CIO-UAW for Korea? Legit and provoking question. By wjk.

2/ North Korea. Dialogue? I admit even Bush has resorted to a Clinton in the end, but ok, let’s keep talking to Nazi-Iran and King Kim. I guess if you talk enough, they’ll feel bad for the US, and start conceding, because they want to be our friends. Brilliant !

3/ Taxes. This is observable by observation alone, but even Kiyosaki has noted that no wellfare state on earth has done it by soley taxing the rich, and leaving the middle class untouched.

4/ False promises of a wellfare state. He couldn’t keep it mathematically before the $700 Billion investment bank bailout, and he can’t keep it mathematically even with cuts in military spending and even with tax hikes. You can credit me, if this prophecy comes true within 8 years.

5/ Pathological lier, position changer–Obama. This is concerning, considering he basically called Clinton as inconsistent for having voted for the Iraq War, and used every chance he could get to use the “I’m black, therefore you are racist line.” Hey, Obama is the one who said he’ll delay tax hikes, and delay troop withdrawals, if the situation calls for it. He’s saying these two policies by Bush were right for the right time. How ironic !

user-81, do you recall that Obama himself said with his own lips, that the Elephants will say towards November that “Barack is too black.”?

that should do it.

No time to track around Barack.

Do you recall some of Obama’s associates describing Obama’s surge versus Clinton, as “Not since OJ Simpson, has a black man rocked a white female so badly.”?

Do you recall Barack Obama’s reaction to Hillary Clinton when photos were released of Obama in traditional Kenyan Muslim garb, with a white headdress and red sash on the robe? Obama said this was racial smearing.

I ask you to go view a youtube of Rev. Wright’s “sermons”. He makes it clear that this is a black man versus white woman thing in Obama versus Hillary.

You forget that Obama is more left than either Clintons. I wouldn’t bet that Obama will screw the unions for free trade.

One of Obama’s “greatest speeches” was when he made his first defense for Rev. Wright’s first “May God damn America” video. The whole theme of that speech was race.

When Obama won one of the early primaries, and went to the south to campaign, he asserted his campaign victory was not based on race alone, since he won some white votes here and there.

His wife became finally “proud of America” when her husband was leading in the primaries. She wasn’t proud of America prior to?

wjk, the voice of observation.

the US media, by the way, is going all out for Obama, too.

Recent headlines are quite steering, to say the least.

A news magazine comes out, with the cover story,

“Palin-ology”. With a photo of Palin and a shotgun over her left shoulder.

Stanford University comes out with a survey, which states that white Democrats are more likely to think black people are responsible for their own troubles and are violent.

Another survey comes out with the conclusion that white Democrats who don’t like Obama may cost Obama the Presidency.

Another survey comes out with the conclusion that what white Americans think isn’t racist, is racist from the point of view of black Americans.

another tries to analyze what factors are keeping McCain above at one point over Obama and even neck and neck with Obama at the polls, despite Obama being given the cushion of discontent of voters with the govt.

not your average survey by Universities, no less, in a non-election year, not involving the first half black/half white Presidential candidate in American politics.

wjk, the voice of observation.

Barack Obama said Thursday at a fundraiser in Chicago that the GOP is trying to make him and his wife Michelle appear “scary” and “too black.”

“They’re going to try to make me into a scary guy. They’re even trying to make Michelle into a scary person. Right?” Obama said at an event in the Hyde Park area, according to CNN.

Obama said Republicans were trying to start a drumbeat questioning Obama’s patriotism and whether he is “too black.”

“I don’t know, before I wasn’t black enough,” Obama said. The Illinois senator then suggested Republicans might say, “‘now he might be too black.’”

checkmate, user-81.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/06/21/obama-theyre-going-to-try-to-make-you-afraid-of-me/