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Dan hits it out of the park with this one.

“Not all of Obamerica is broken...”

Yes, it is. ALL of it. obamaerica has become a set of democrat fiefdoms run by the most corrupt of the corrupt politicians and so-called minority “leaders” in the history of man.
Their ‘leaders’ have sold them into virtual slavery over and over and over for their thirty pieces of silver. They carry the whips and shotguns for their corrupt masters as long as they can live in a nice house on the white side of town, have a limo, cheat the taxman, and every so often, get invited to a white party.
LOOK at them. Even the ‘reverend’ wright got his black church members to fork over MILLIONS so he could live in a white, gated community.
If the city you live in still somewhat decent, elect a black mayor. If you can live in your city at all after that, it will be by the skin of your teeth. Are your suburbs still relatively clean and well kept? Build some section 8 housing and watch your neighborhood become a crime infested ghetto.
No one will tell the truth about these things. And that is more than half the problem. Black ‘leaders don’t care about the people they claim to serve because they serve only themselves and exploit their own people. They don’t care how many black children die from gunshots, knife wounds, or abortion as long as they get their dues from the rats and their power stays intact.
There might be a couple of exceptions, but they are so few and far between they are barely worth mentioning.

If Obama really wants to get serious about gun violence, then all he has to do is turn to the man standing next to him. But Obama, like every Chicago politician before him, don't want to end the violence. The death toll is profitable, not just for rappers writing bad poetry about dealing drugs and shooting rivals, but for the politicians atop that heap who score money and gain power by using the problems of Obamerica as some sort of call to conscience for the rest of the country.
That's what Obama is doing now. Hiding behind Newtown and adorable little kids is the grim specter of Obamerica's death toll. It's buried inside the gruesome figures of how many Americans are shot each year issued as an indictment against the entire country in general and gun owners in particular. But those numbers are not an indictment of America. They are an indictment of Democratic mayors and Liberal social policy. They are an indictment of Obamerica. They are an indictment of Obama.

This country does not need to have a conversation about how many bullets should go in a clip. It does need to have a conversation about how many parents should go in a family. It needs to talk about the ghettos of Obamerica and have a serious conversation about broken families and generational dependency.

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If Obama really wants to get serious about gun violence, then all he has to do is turn to the man standing next to him. But Obama, like every Chicago politician before him, don't want to end the violence. The death toll is profitable, not just for rappers writing bad poetry about dealing drugs and shooting rivals, but for the politicians atop that heap who score money and gain power by using the problems of Obamerica as some sort of call to conscience for the rest of the country.
That's what Obama is doing now. Hiding behind Newtown and adorable little kids is the grim specter of Obamerica's death toll. It's buried inside the gruesome figures of how many Americans are shot each year issued as an indictment against the entire country in general and gun owners in particular. But those numbers are not an indictment of America. They are an indictment of Democratic mayors and Liberal social policy. They are an indictment of Obamerica. They are an indictment of Obama.

This country does not need to have a conversation about how many bullets should go in a clip. It does need to have a conversation about how many parents should go in a family. It needs to talk about the ghettos of Obamerica and have a serious conversation about broken families and generational dependency.