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Originally posted by Resurrectio
reply to post by RRokkyy
Ok... I am looking at a copy of the constitution.. Where do i find the proof on here? I have looked it over, and am yet to find your proof.
Originally posted by Resurrectio
reply to post by Honor93
Lie? hmmmmmm
we are ALL supposed to be 'truthers' in one form or another
Now who is picking apart words? I am done dealing with birthers like yourself.
Have a wonderful day.
Originally posted by Resurrectio
reply to post by civilchallenger
Stop with your silly demands... Why would someone type out an explanation?
I am not using it as an insult... It is just much easier to say Birther than a 5 to 6 word sentence...
Just like I type BH instead of his entire name.. Same reason some friends refer to me as Res..
Do you ever use TPTB? Or LEO? Or SETI? Or USA? Or NASA? jeesh some people are confrontational just to be confrontational.
Birther
"A racist sore loser who can't deal with having a black president so they make up absurd conspiracy theories about Barack Obama's birth certificate.
These nutjobs actually believe that there has been a conspiracy going back 48 years to fake Barack Obama's birth certificate. Apparently they had a crystal ball and knew that this black child (born in the days of segregation) would someday run for President.
Just ignore that racist nutjob foaming at the mouth. He's a right wing "birther" conspiracy nut."
Birther 6056 up, 4550 down
July 28, 2009 Urban Word of the Day
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A conspiracy theorist who believes that Barack Obama is ineligible for the Presidency of the United States, based on any number of claims related to his place of birth, birth certificate, favorite birthday, or whether or not he has heard the song Africa by Toto.
"Did you know that Barack Obama's parents concealed the location of his birth because they knew he would grow up to be President? What? Of course it makes sense, I'm a birther!"
birther
noun
* a person who believes - against evidence - that Barack Obama was born outside of the United States.
So-called "birthers" - who claim Obama is ineligible to be president because, they argue, he was actually born outside the United States - have grown more vocal recently on blogs and television news shows.
-- Hawaii Asserts Obama's U.S. Citizenship, AP, Jaymes Song, Jul. 28, 2009
Originally posted by Resurrectio
reply to post by RRokkyy
You are so naive.... Proof was provided.. It is not good enough for you. Please show me where it says he needs to provide a LONG FORM.. It is you that do not get it.. You argue with NO PROOF, NO FACTS.. lack of something does NOT prove ANYTHING!!!!
Some folks must5 have such uneventful, they make things up for excitement.edit on 12/30/2010 by Resurrectio because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Throwback
If the President has to be a natural born citizen and Barack Obama is President, then by the commutative property he is a natural born citizen. Am I right?
Originally posted by Resurrectio
reply to post by JohhnyBGood
That is ridiculous! You don't think that our Govt. looked into his citizenship? Stick with the shadow world of the web, seems the excitement of the "what if" is up your alley.
Originally posted by Honor93
reply to post by Sinnthia
what ever happened to the simple phrase: inquiring minds ?? ... is it really necessary to be referred as anything else? if so, i kinda like the word: "questioner"
Originally posted by Honor93
based on your posts so far, i seriously doubt you could comprehend the adequate answer. why don't you try to focus your attention on more basic concepts like truth?
what makes you think there is any 'dichotomy in my beliefs' (of which you have no clue) or in my statements needing rectification? when and if you can answer this question, perhaps we can proceed.
factless??? prove it.
I have all the 'evidence' i need to prove there is more to the story that what we're being fed ... are you so gullible as to swallow it without question?
If being on a 'even keel' means we have to agree, thanks but no thanks, i like my list ... i can feel more of the wind beneath my wings.
Originally posted by jibeho
Cindyremains is that you again? Welcome back again and again and again. These threads keep you coming back eh?
The truth will play out regarding Obama's history whether you like it or not.
Funny, that Governor Abercrombie is now saying that he saw baby Obama with his parents at social gatherings even though his mother was registered at the University of Washington in the Autumn of his birth.
This will be fun. Mind your T&C's ....
Originally posted by Guidance.Is.Internal
Prediction:
Abercrombie makes grandiose public promises to clear Obama's name. Behind the scenes, meets with hospital staff, asks to see the long form. He is told it does not exist. Matter is dropped and Abercrombie resumes being .. a governor. Yawn. The only long form you'll ever see is a hoax. If you ever see one. He was born in Kenya, big #ing deal. There's no conspiracy theory here .. people like Obama don't need to follow the rules we do.
judging from his many interviews just before Christmas, it seems Abercrombie wants to offer himself as some kind of eyewitness. However, there are problems with his story. While not claiming to have been present at the hospital for the birth (not one living person has come forward to make that claim), Abercrombie claims instead to have seen the baby present at social functions with the parents. The trouble with that explanation is that Stanley Ann Dunham and Barack Obama Sr. did not live together as man and wife after that baby was born. Two weeks after the Aug. 4, 1961, birthdate, documents reveal Dunham was attending college in Seattle. Anecdotal stories are not enough to prove constitutional eligibility. Official documents are necessary for that task, just as they were when the U.S. Senate put John McCain to the test of eligibility and examined his long-form birth certificate in 2008. Abercrombie is hardly an impartial witness. Like Obama, he has a lifelong record of involvement with socialist organizations, but steadfastly denies he's a socialist. He was also directly involved with a fundraiser for the Kapi'olani Hospital in which the institution briefly claimed Obama as one of its own, even sporting what purported to be a letter from the White House that was read by Abercrombie. However, upon questioning from WND, the letter was withdraw from the hospital website along with any other claims that Obama was born there. It leaves me wondering as always, why can't we just see the birth certificate? What's the big secret it holds? Read more: Hawaii's war on 'birthers' www.wnd.com...
Originally posted by TexasChem
Originally posted by Resurrectio
reply to post by JohhnyBGood
That is ridiculous! You don't think that our Govt. looked into his citizenship? Stick with the shadow world of the web, seems the excitement of the "what if" is up your alley.
Resurrection, I was wondering if your blatant appeal to ridicule somehow makes you feel superior in some manner? Those that see through it deem it childish and uncalled for.
Do you have knowledge of Obama being vetted by anything other than a liberally biased website on the internet?
Who was the third party government official or agency that did the vetting?
You seem so certain of it I was under the impression you could enlighten me!
Originally posted by Sinnthia
What are you questioning again?
I thought it was about a birth.
What is insulting about the term "birther" anyway? Where is the insult in that, again? Well, whenever "questioner" catches on, I will see to it you get full credit for that. In the meantime, I think I will use "birther" as it is pretty universally understood at this point and I do not see what is derrogotory about it.