Obama Youth

You're an idiot OS, a blind old idiot.

Just imagine if this was a George Bush praise session, would the same feelings of who cares abound.....No and you all know it. But you are blinded by your own shortsightedness and locked into the belief system ths schools have given your. Praise the President,OK, praist the individual within a "cult of personality" not a good thing.

No I'm saying this happens with every president, and some kids singing a song has nothing to do with brainwashing, agendas, recruiting, etc. Look at nursery rhymes, kids sing those and they don't learn to beat their wifes or make babies fall out of a tree. It's a kids song, and thats it.
On top of that, the title of the thread just highlights your ignorance and prejudice.

So, the line " . . . for all your great accomplishments . . . " got me thinking.  What has the president actually accomplished* so far?

I am also curious about the specific context this was done in.  It almost sounds like they are getting ready for a presidential visit based on the ". . . we honor you today . . ." line.  (Of course, "honor" could have been "offer" or they could just be sending a video.)





*The failout is probably in there, but I think it will be viewed as a mistake in the long term by at least some economists because of the effect on the deficit and the fact that it was passed too quickly without sufficient review.  (And when this happens, it will be Former President Bush's fault because he actually got the ball rolling.)

Of course, the blind patriotism indoctrinating the youth through the pledge of allegiance, practically mandated by every public school, is fine.

When one class in one school sings a song: not so much.
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Something like this?

To add:  I don't ever recall hearing anybody complain about this, certainly not the media.  So yeah, OS, I would say that once again you are full of it.


Edited by Eville - 24 September 2009 at 6:49pm

oreomann33 wrote: This scares me more.

Wow thats really messed up. I'm glad to see someone inspired to achieve, but a shame to see so much misguided-ness.

Yeah it looks like some highschool junk

Eville wrote: Something like this? To add:  I don't ever recall hearing anybody complain about this, certainly not the media.  So yeah, OS, I would say that once again you are full of it.

Yes, because a camp that parents choose to send their children to is so similar to public schools that most parents have to send their children to and the bible camp instructors are being paid from the same public funds as the teachers in the public school. 

I would have to say that in this case OS is not the one that is "full of it."

jmac3 wrote: Mack wrote: Eville wrote: Something like this? To add:  I don't ever recall hearing anybody complain about this, certainly not the media.  So yeah, OS, I would say that once again you are full of it. Yes, because a camp that parents choose to send their children to is so similar to public schools that most parents have to send their children to and the bible camp instructors are being paid from the same public funds as the teachers in the public school.  I would have to say that in this case OS is not the one that is "full of it." Nope, churches aren't "non profit" and don't pay taxes on property and money brought in. That doesn't happen at all.

And that applies to my point how?