
You will do as your emperor commands you to, and you will like it you peasants!!






Posted by djbuck1Posted by truecapPosted by CluelessCancerPosted by truecap
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Posted by seraphPosted by StoicGoat
Seraph:
Whether he has acted more or less lawfully than any of his predecessors I am unprepared to comment upon at the present time, but I trust we can agree that he has acted unlawfully.
Yes, we're in agreement.
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Posted by seraphPosted by StoicGoatPosted by seraph
You can fly into a mad rage at the very thought of him if that suits you, but leave race (and sneaky little allusions to it) out of the debate.
He was born in the United States. It makes him American, regardless of his ancestry. And by every law of your land, he *is* President, and he has not acted illegally.
The portion I have bolded is false, although perhaps not with regard to his adventures in healthcare.
The Libya situation? That nuclear dumping site issue? I'll grant that these things are probably actionable, and one of them certainly was. By the same token, however, some of the previous administration's schemes are equally actionable.
But far from suggesting that exercising executive powers to thwart the Rule of Law is permissible... , it might help to remember that the Obama administration kicked off its first term in the wake of substantial economic and foreign policy damage, which the outgoing executive was not made to answer for.
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Posted by seraphPosted by MontgomeryPosted by seraphPosted by StoicGoatPosted by seraph
You can fly into a mad rage at the very thought of him if that suits you, but leave race (and sneaky little allusions to it) out of the debate.
He was born in the United States. It makes him American, regardless of his ancestry. And by every law of your land, he *is* President, and he has not acted illegally.
The portion I have bolded is false, although perhaps not with regard to his adventures in healthcare.
The Libya situation? That nuclear dumping site issue? I'll grant that these things are probably actionable, and one of them certainly was. By the same token, however, some of the previous administration's schemes are equally actionable.
But far from suggesting that exercising executive powers to thwart the Rule of Law is permissible... , it might help to remember that the Obama administration kicked off its first term in the wake of substantial economic and foreign policy damage, which the outgoing executive was not made to answer for.
I'm not sure how that would affect anything that has been mentioned.
"Equally actionable" -- I'm frowning on (what I believe is) deflection, here.
Surely you aren't suggesting that two wrongs make a right, or that one alleged incident excuses another (disclaimer noted)?
I'm not sure what else to take from "it may help to remember....."
How so?
I'm suggesting that Obama is no more the green-eyed monster than the individual whom he succeeded (and whose disaster he was left to put in order.)
It isn't a deflection so much as a plea for perspective.click to expand
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