New Executive Orders from the Kenyan

[BjornF16]

You have assumed Nukes could possibly be a racist because he used the term Kenyan. Is he not half Kenyan, is it bad to be a Kenyan? Did you take that as an insult and if you did why? Perhaps he used Kenyan as a derogatory remark to the hypocrisy Obama created when he stated his nationality as Kenyan in the Harvard law bio. I have noticed nukes questions many policies that may be controversial but I have never read any racist remarks and he has many times stated the same. The thing I think people get wrong is he doesn't have double standards, he holds all people and nations feet to the same fire. We will have to respectfully disagree about this assumption.

I didn't say he was racist. I said there are two possibilities (and listed them), there may be more. If you look back at the early posts, I asked if he really thought he wasn't a US citizen. I gave him the benefit of doubt. If he is merely ignorant of US law, then it would be an opportunity to educate him (and any others who propagate such non-sense). If neither ignorant nor racist, then it is an opportunity to give other options.

To what end? What do you hope to accomplish by such an investigation?
Whether or not they're credible, they seem to me of such overwhelmingly minor importance as to not be worth the time and effort required. Aren't there a multitude of far more important issues that merit attention?

I don't disagree with you Stan. I'm really just trying to get conservatives who oppose Obama to quit using obviously obtuse arguments and focus on credible issues, otherwise they risk not being heard at all.

For instance, calling him "The Kenyan" risks exposing your ignorance or racism (in reasonable peoples opinions). If you don't like the policies, then perhaps "Our Dear Leader" is more appropriate given his propensity to manipulate the media, pose like Mao, Stalin, etc., and his socialist policies. But even that risks turning people off of your actual message.

Chances are if you use the terminology here, you're using it when debating (arguing, discussing) others whose opinions you might actually sway.

Of course, if one moron only talks to other morons, it doesn't really matter.