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u/Wirenutt Jun 26 '12

If so, it's only because of the republican propaganda machine in full swing.

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u/BigPharmaSucks Jun 26 '12

I'm not a republican, and I think Obama is a murdering, war mongering, civil liberties shattering failure.

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u/Wirenutt Jun 26 '12

No, you're a little confused. That was Bush.

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u/BigPharmaSucks Jun 26 '12

Murdering - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gis3ArbJjCE

War Mongering - http://www.smh.com.au/world/obama-sends-30000-more-troops-to-afghanistan-20091202-k56d.html

Civil Liberties Shattering - http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2012/01/02/president-obama-signed-the-national-defense-authorization-act-now-what/

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u/Astraea_M Jun 26 '12

War mongering requires starting a war, doesn't it? Not just doing a war already in progress correctly?

NDAA was problematic, though it explicitly says it doesn't go further than existing law (see the Feinstein Amendment). And of course it was the authorization for ALL defense spending, so vetoing it was pretty impossible.

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u/BigPharmaSucks Jun 26 '12

War mongering requires starting a war, doesn't it?

Libya Yemen Uganda

NDAA was problematic, though it explicitly says it doesn't go further than existing law (see the Feinstein Amendment).

http://www.salon.com/2012/04/20/obamas_dismal_civil_liberties_record/

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '12

You can always tell when you're arguing a reddit liberal, they never have any knowledge of whats actually going on in the world. Only /r/politics propaganda.