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tector wrote:

dwkfym wrote:
This basically shows why we shouldn't care what Sam. L. Jackson thinks or does.

Did you before? Why?

Actors make movies. That's it. If they want, like anybody else, they can go into politics and do that--and if they show some proclivity, fine, now they are politicians. But otherwise, why do I care what they think any more than you or me?

Hell no. Do you even have to ask? The only thing I cared about coming out of that man's mouth is a few lines from Jurassic park (because I loved that movie as a kid) and this (warning: beeped out but foul language):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfEKkdEMGEI



I actually think that man is more sophisticated than that, but its not part of his persona. I think he had a lot more potential as an actor too but whatever, that role he does now is more profitable, more power to him. Either that, or the persona took over his real personality/intellect.

I have to say Mr Jackson has so many personas I doubt anyone of us knows the actual real man. I'm sure in some parts of your Country he sees himself as a fist pumping Black Panther and over here he is seen being comfortable playing golf with rich White businessmen and having a merry old time drinking 100 year old malt whiskey and talking about his house in Malibu.

My point is I pay little attention to actors, whatever there colour and there political views, as it seems on the whole where they put there tick is as questionable and warped as the lives they lead.

Now to contridict myself ..... as an annual present to my Mother I subscribe on her behalf to an American magazine called Cowboys and Indians, the description of the title I hope is not necessary . On the whole the actors and famous folks mentioned in the publication are outstanding people and seem to hold very genuine bonds with what I call the real American spirit.

I've had it with this Mfing president in this Mfing white house.

Sam L Jackson has always been a racist piece of shit.

Most Hollywood types are libitards anyway so no big loss there anyway.

Mike

ALL four of my grandparents got off the boat from Italy.
If all things were equal, and an Eye-talian American ran for President...
And, somehow I was the one casting the deciding vote...
We would have an Italian-American in the White House

There is nothing wrong with having pride of those who've succeeded.
Obama, regardless of how little I think of him and his politics,
has succeeded and achieved more than I have and FOR THAT
I have to salute him (with a Bronx cheer? LOL) for his achievements

Hence, the reason the Founders came up with the idea of the Electorial College.

What has Obama achieved exactly ... who is he?, where did he come from?, and what is his back ground ? The World still has no idea about this man and when his time is done in the White house he will make millions introiducing himself to the World ....... again

I will never understand how the ,self appointed , greatest Country in the World gave the top job to an unknown.

nicolas wrote:What has Obama achieved exactly ... who is he?, where did he come from?, and what is his back ground ? The World still has no idea about this man and when his time is done in the White house he will make millions introiducing himself to the World ....... again

This is a red herring, really--what's the big secret you don't know? You know where he was born, where he grew up, where he went to school, where he worked, whom he married, what church he went to. Most people just didn't care about them, really--that's why he got elected.

Just give this paranoia a rest already. It is tiresome. We hate the guy's politics--that's enough.

I will never understand how the ,self appointed , greatest Country in the World gave the top job to an unknown.

Well, out of the same election, we also could have made a complete dunce like Sarah Palin the VP to an old geezer. Welcome to America, the land of opportunity.

PS: Compared to this year, 2008 is beginning to look enlightened!

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This is a red herring, really--what's the big secret you don't know? You know where he was born, where he grew up, where he went to school, where he worked, whom he married, what church he went to. Most people just didn't care about them, really--that's why he got elected.

Just give this paranoia a rest already. It is tiresome. We hate the guy's politics--that's enough.

If in his second term he is found to actually be the 'Anti Christ' my lawyers will be in touch with yours




PS: Compared to this year, 2008 is beginning to look enlightened![/quote] It was almost as if the whole thing was staged and Obama was ment to win

Some people just want too much drama. The reality is bad enough!