Posted on 04/19/2012 5:18:04 PM PDT by jimbo123
Just.
Asking.
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I couldn’t care less what the evil bastard has ever eaten.
Probably, but it doesn’t fit the narrative.
Since the largest proportion of the world’s population eats insects and meats considered exotic or unusual by Western standards we’re actually the unusual ones. I could care less what Obama ate as a child. It’s his policies as an adult that sicken me.
His do you know Obama has not eaten dog or cat as an adult and fed it to his children or guests at the White House?
Obama and his third-world brethren eating dog meat is not “exotic.” It’s sick.
I could care less what Obama ate as a child. It’s his policies as an adult that sicken me.
Exactly!
He can run all the skits he wants about Romney tying his dog to the top of his car, but not a one about Obama eating his....
It doesn’t look very moist.
In Vietnam they knew how to do it right.
I was kidding.
I’d been curious if Stewart/Colbert or any of the so-called late-night comedians would dare cross the subject, and make a joke at their dog-eating “Messiah’s” expense. They are such cowards when it really comes to going beyond their normal (culturally approved) easy-targets, like Bush, Palin, Christians and such. They’re cheap cowards and flacks, speaking only for their establishment masters, like dutiful footsoldiers.
There are very few animals you can whistle to and they'll come and jump up in your arms ~ where you can slaughter them with little fuss and bother.
What did you imagine that behavior was about?
Romney over Obama, sold.
One wonders why PETA hasn’t issued a public statement about Obama’s unethical treatment of animals.
It seems PETA’s animal advocacy and militancy are limited to fashion and do not deal with dining.
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