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To: opentalk
"children don't get the support they need when they're very young,"

Obama to World: America is a disgusting place that doesn't care about its children and lets them flounder at school, unlike the enlightened people in better countries.

Americans are a bunch of lazy softies who go around toting guns and cling to idiotic religious beliefs. Half of them are racists who resent me just because of my skin color. These losers really make me sick.

America is a terrible place. You are lucky you don't live there. Americans pollute the planet with tons of carbon waste daily because of an unsustainable lifestyle that consumes more than their fair share of the world's resources.

I am so ashamed to be an American. That is why whenever I am abroad I bow to foreign kings and try to set the record straight about what a crappy country I am from.

Thank you.


11 posted on 11/20/2011 10:04:07 PM PST by garjog
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To: garjog

This swine is as deep as a drunkard on the next barstool who won’t shut up!


12 posted on 11/20/2011 10:05:53 PM PST by Revolting cat! (Let us prey!)
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To: garjog
"A lot of poor children don't get the support they need when they're very young," Obama told a roomful of inquiring students down under. "So by the time they get to grammar school, they're behind."

I think he's right on this, at least from his experiences in Chicago and DC. Dad's not home and mom's figuring out the best way to exchange food stamps for brandy. They certainly don't care if the kid does anything other than watch TV and be quiet.

16 posted on 11/20/2011 10:28:29 PM PST by VanShuyten ("a shadow...draped nobly in the folds of a gorgeous eloquence.")
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