I was listening to Obama the other day, and I once again, after one other time about a year ago, saw how -- if you were just listening to the words -- he usually sounds like a fantastic, benevolent, visionary, inspired leader that you want to follow. And, unfortunately, listening to the words is as much as a certain segment of the American populace cares to do. It's only when you take the time to dig through the facts behind the words that you start getting that sick feeling in your stomach, when you begin to see that the man is very perverse in the way he baits his audience forward toward his continued good life as president and their own destruction.
But I get it. People love Obama -- he sounds great. He sounds like he cares. People like feeling good. Dictators always speak this way -- reassuring, fighting-for-the-people, and setting up certain scapegoat groups of people which the dictators claim are the only thing standing between the country's present dire circumstances and him leading us into utopia. It's like the "People's Republic of China" -- doesn't that sound magnificent? And beneficent? What a wonderful title. If only it were true.
As with Obama, what wonderful words......
It just bugged me for the longest time: "WHY? WHY do people believe this obvious liar and word-baiter???" And then I remembered to step back, and view him from a mere surface perspective: Then he looked AMAZING!! ! Then I was like, "Ohhhhhhh, thaaaaat's why. Okay, I see." But listen to world dictators' speeches: They are always talking about fighting on behalf of the totally-oppressed people under them. No, we're not totally oppressed -- yet. Riculously regulated, but not totally oppressed yet. And no, Obama does not have the power of a dictator. But he IS that type of person: IF he had that power, he would wield it without mercy against the overwhelming majority of this country.
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Christianity is different than Judaism only in people's minds -- not in the Bible.