Many Americans believe that the Obama administration's schizophrenic behavior during the unfolding Ebola crisis is proof that Barack Obama is an incompetent chief executive.
They are wrong. Obama is a competent leader. That's the problem. He's good at implementing bad ideas. And he's a self-described citizen of the world whose first loyalty is not to the United States.
President Obama has been rolling out the red carpet for Ebola. His policy is not designed to keep the American people safe from the deadly airborne virus that is ravaging West Africa. Instead of treating foreign Ebola patients overseas, the president is now making plans to import them into the United States, a move that jeopardizes American lives for no reason other than the fulfillment of his ideological objectives.
It is to share the burden, a redistribution of both wealth and health, much like Obamacare, which itself is an instrument of socioeconomic leveling posing as a health care system.
To Obama, the U.S. is nothing special. America is just another country, or as he has put it, "I believe in American exceptionalism, just as I suspect that the Brits believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism."
Obama is unburdened by traditional American values. Instead, his behavior is guided by his radical left-wing principles, repulsive as they may be to normal Americans. He is embarrassed by America.
Obama's neo-Marxist, multiculturalist, identity politics-infused worldview holds that America is an imperialistic, systemically racist, rotten, unjust country that has victimized other nations merely by being wealthy and powerful. America must be punished and deprived of its power to abuse brutal third-world dictators who fatten themselves while keeping their countries in desperate poverty, he believes.
This is why he can't stop apologizing for America. This is also why Obama wants to fundamentally transform – that is, destroy – America as we know it.
You know to a certain extent is thinking like this that is virtually fascistic in nature.
To many on the right, because Obama doesn't share the same views and does exactly what they want him to do when they didn't elect him that somehow that means he's not American.
It's the strange idea that to be a "true American" you must adhere to a very strict code to be considered American which is very antithetical to what America should be about which is individual freedom, deciding for yourself and voting and acting on your conscience on issues that you care about.
The idea that Obama or anyone else is "Rolling out the red carpet for Ebola" is ridiculous as is this entire article which is made up of every extremist right wing talking point in the book.
That Obama is not an American, but a foreign, marxist infiltrator that is trying to destroy the country.
It's ****ing nuts and it's never been true.
I wanted to comment on this but Boggieman ****ing knocked this softball right out of the park.
You know to a certain extent is thinking like this that is virtually fascistic in nature.
To many on the right, because Obama doesn't share the same views and does exactly what they want him to do when they didn't elect him that somehow that means he's not American.
It's the strange idea that to be a "true American" you must adhere to a very strict code to be considered American which is very antithetical to what America should be about which is individual freedom, deciding for yourself and voting and acting on your conscience on issues that you care about.
The idea that Obama or anyone else is "Rolling out the red carpet for Ebola" is ridiculous as is this entire article which is made up of every extremist right wing talking point in the book.
That Obama is not an American, but a foreign, marxist infiltrator that is trying to destroy the country.
It's ****ing nuts and it's never been true.
You know to a certain extent is thinking like this that is virtually fascistic in nature.
To many on the right, because Obama doesn't share the same views and does exactly what they want him to do when they didn't elect him that somehow that means he's not American.
It's the strange idea that to be a "true American" you must adhere to a very strict code to be considered American which is very antithetical to what America should be about which is individual freedom, deciding for yourself and voting and acting on your conscience on issues that you care about.
The idea that Obama or anyone else is "Rolling out the red carpet for Ebola" is ridiculous as is this entire article which is made up of every extremist right wing talking point in the book.
That Obama is not an American, but a foreign, marxist infiltrator that is trying to destroy the country.
It's ****ing nuts and it's never been true.
I've been saying for a while that we should bring the fascist lean back. There's so many posters on here that put their lean as Libertarian - Right or Conservative that would really just be better described as fascist. Some of the crap coming from these posters, like travel bans and quarantines, especially over something as small as ebola, is not conservative or libertarian on any planet I can think.
This theory about the President's attitude toward America has been around for a long time now. I've always resisted it, but I have to admit that where his actions regarding the ebola threat are concerned nothing else makes sense.
The President romanticizes countries like Sierra Leone as being the victims of colonization and US imperialism who would be every bit as prosperous and advanced as the US if it were not for the oppression they went through. Riven by corruption and poverty, they are still morally superior to the US in the President's eyes.
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President Obama has been rolling out the red carpet for Ebola. His policy is not designed to keep the American people safe from the deadly airborne virus that is ravaging West Africa.
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