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Originally Posted by ThirdMarioBro
I love the way that if you piss off a conservative enough, their viewpoints essentially boil down to a superiority complex. Its like the stubborn mule gag on Family Guy. No matter how many times I tell you Kevin Bacon was in Footloose, you'll tell me I'm wrong. I can't possibly be right, because you are naturally smarter than me.
Don't speak for "us". Speak for yourself. Anybody who agrees with the psycho-religiously driven policies of one Sarah Palin would see her as a sister in arms (which is part of the problem), fighting the fight for "morals" and "values". Anyone from the outside who is lucky enough to not have their political viewpoints tainted by faith (never combine the two), be it a fellow American like me (like it or not) or a neutral party such as a European can clearly see her as the whack job she is.
And by the way, I never saw a video of Obama standing in a Church to receive a blessing from a guest witch doctor. Palin? Well....
*Cue Reverend Wright speech about Obama hates America*
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I find it ironic that you attack Sarah Palin for faith when I get the impression that Obama supporters are obviously motivated by blind faith in him. When he campaigned, did he have a program for us? All I remember are a bunch of slogans such as "Yes we can!" and "Change we can believe in." In other words, take faith in Obama and he will magically get things right for you.
As far as "superiority complex", have you looked in the mirror lately? You obviously insult anyone who dares disagree with you. Speak for yourselves. You don't speak for the nation either. There were plenty of us who have seen, and still do see, that Obama isn't the messiah you evidently think he is.