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Orly Taitz resurfaces in New Hampshire
The story
![]() I figured the good doctor was going to sit this election out since Donald Trump had already solved the mystery. It did not take long for her to get an answer. The answer.
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The whole Birther movement is beyond retarded. The first (and in my opinion most logically consequent) question would be: "what would hypothetically convince you that Obama is a United States citizen?" First they asked for his birth certificate. When it was supplied, they demanded the long-form version. When that was supplied, they cried that it was a forgery. Meanwhile there is absolutely no evidence that would indicate that he's not a US citizen, and sufficient evidence to the contrary to place severe doubt on that position.
But furthermore... what's the big deal? It's a part of the constitution that has become truly no longer relevant in today's world. If Obama wasn't a US citizen, it would be a legal catastrophe... But this isn't some issue like him passing wide-spread censorship laws, or outlawing the ownership of anything more dangerous than a pair of safety scissors, or declaring war on Russia. This is him not being a born citizen. That's not a huge deal. At least, not 3-year-long, fanatic-devotion witch hunt level. It has absolutely no effect on his ability to implement policy or make decisions in the name of the USA – we voted for him, remember? The Birthers are on a similar mental level to those who doubt the veracity of the moon landing or who believe that 9/11 was a controlled demolition, and the fact that we have representatives in congress who believe this is kinda depressing. Last edited by Budget Player Cadet; 11-21-2011 at 07:52 AM. |
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That said, the Birthers are in fact a cavalcade of crackpots who can produce no substantiation whatsoever for their bizarre conspiracy theories, so the question is moot (except insofar as it forces evaluation of how, exactly, the eligibility of a Presidential candidate is to be confirmed in general)>
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Obama, and the family who raised him in entirety, are all descendants of old stock Americans. Their heritage literally goes back to the Mayflower.
In their minds, his African biological dad makes all of this irrelevant. |
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The big deal is that they wish to call him a nigger and foolishly think this is a discreet way of doing so.
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You forgot "uppity."
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Rush has got that covered, at least in reference to Michelle Obama.
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That's how I explained it to my husband a year or so ago. They really want to call him a n-----, but can't. And it's made them insane.
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The birthers just got through eight years of saying "Whether you voted for him or not, he is the President of the Uited States, and failure to support him is treason." Then they ended up with a Democratic Negro Person in the White House. They could tolerate the Negro thing, if it had been Condi or Colin, they could tolerate the Democratic thing, if he'd been white, but the two of them together were intolerable, therefore, with the power of magical thinking, he wasn't really the president.
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The reality is that birthers are a bunch of lost and confused people. They want to live in the America of their imagination. The country they think used to exist back in the good old days. "Our" country - a place where "they" weren't around. It's not just black people that disturb them. They don't understand Jews or foreigners or gays or city people or hippies or feminists or teenagers - the world is a big scary place and they want it to go away.
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Civil rights, Woodstock, Stonewall, Our Bodies Ourselves, etc ... that was all over forty years ago. People have been born, grown up, had children, and possibly become grandparents in that time. And all that time, they had radio, movies, and television to bring the larger world to them. In fact, they've had internet for half that time. There are Birthers who have never know a time before the internet. The Birther 'good old days' are not some rose-colored vision of men in fedoras and women in kitchens. So, no, I am not going to accept your vision of the Birthers as Grandpa and Grandma Walton on their rockers in the mountains, ready to open the hearts to everyone as soon as they get to know them. |
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As I pointed out, the life they're imagining is fiction - America was never really the way they think it was. A genuinely old person who lived back in those "good old days" would be more likely to realize that then somebody who's basing their knowledge off of nostalgia. |
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She does that with a lot of things.
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His hypothetical party-conversion.
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In True Blue Birtherism, on the other hand, President Obama was actually born in Kenya. If that were true, then there has been a massive Conspiracy which planted a short-form birth certificate, a long-form birth certificate, and birth announcements in the Honolulu newspapers fifty years ago as part of a deep-laid plot to plant a moderate centrist Democrat with a funny-sounding name in the White House. Presumably They are now just waiting for the time to be ripe to order their pawn to sign off on the Executive Order transferring all the money from the Federal Reserve Bank to the secret bank accounts in Nairobi.
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Well I hope it happens soon, because Mr. Bento Mbouti has promised me 30% of the total once he has satisfied all modalities.
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Well, you know, we can't END the birther nonsense, but maybe we can channel towards more... useful causes. I say we get some physicists and engineers in on the crazy, and then drive them so bonkers with needing to disprove his citizenship we get a working time machine.
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100% of Birthers are racists, retards, or some combination thereof. There are no exceptions to this rule.
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Where's the birth certificate? Well, he's released 2, how many do you want? They're obviously fakes. Funny, the copy I had to request for my husband when I was joining the DAR looks exactly like the "short form" version released in 2008, except Tony's says Washington instead of Hawaii. That was acceptable enough to get him a passport, get him into the army, and me into that oh-so-conservative bastion of WASPiness, the DAR. And on and on and on. We mostly just got a deer-in-headlights look when he couldn't refute anything we said and he'd try to move on to the next thing. (We actually think he's developing dementia or something. He's gone completely out of character on some non-political things recently, too) |
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Some of the quotes from Taitz' supporters are awesome! Check these out:
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These are people who are desperate to get Obama out of office any way they can and they're searching for reasons. This comes from their fear his Presidency will result in... uh... something.
I can't quite figure out what that something is. Cats sleeping with dogs, gays marrying, blacks and whites marrying, brown people moving in next door, healthy school lunches, death panels, communism, fascism, Sharia law, terrorism, a Muslim dictatorship by Christian minister Reverend Wright. I don't know. I can't figure it out. |
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![]() Oh my god, I thought this idiot hung herself out of shame when Obama finally humored the squawking jerks by showing his full form cert to everyone. Speaking of idiocy from the Taintz crowd: Quote:
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What can he possible give to her now? The short form, not good enough. Long form, not good enough. What does she need ,movies of his birth? Then she would say they were faked.
Birthers are really crazy. |
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There's the sensible party, the silly party, and the birthers or the Raving Looney Party.
Four state legislators are in on this! Four! |
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Movies of his birth on an Hawaiian beach with Don Ho and Jack Lord in attendance wouldn't convince these people.
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But I would totally favorite that on YouTube.
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Birth Certificate him, Danno.
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It was an espionage plot involving Kenya, Red Chinese spy Wo Fat, and a half-breed baby. Somehow Mcgarret's former military career factors in, an old girlfriend shows up - and dies, and some dirty hippy living in a beach hut doesn't realize that he's involved in something more than just hustling tourists.
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I swear to God it's only a matter of time before one of these lunatics does something violent.
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The ONLY thing that Obama can give these people that will shut them up is a letter that contains the sentence, "I hereby resign as President of the United States."
That's what they really want. I'd be willing to bet all the money in my pockets right now that most of the Birthers don't believe there's a problem with his citizenship. They just don't want him in office, and this is the way they think they can accomplish that task, by getting enough idiots out there to believe there's something fishy. |
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So part of the argument now is that he may hypothetically be a dual citizen?
Since countries can pretty much decide who is and who isn't a citizen (yeah, I know, it's not that easy) I would love it if random countries would unilaterally declare the next Republican candidate a citizen. Canada, Germany, maybe we can get South Korea in on it (OMG he's a COMMIE!). I want to watch people's heads explode. |
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He was never an Indonesian citizen. You've got to keep in mind, these people are nuts. |
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I'll be waiting anxiously for the RNC to officially denounce the STATE SENATORS who were part and parcel of this particular run of idiocy.
Somehow, I don't think it will happen. |
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It would like to see them censure or whatever the mouth breathing cretins who are walking in retarded lockstep with Orly on this one. That won't happen. |
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Gods, who was it on Meet The Press who wouldn't just say flat out that the birthers were a band of lunatics? Was it T-Paw when he still thought he could be President? It was a prominent GOP member, not someone's no-name alderman from Assfuck, Virginia.
Edit: I got impatient and Googled it myself. It was John Boner. Good job, JB! Last edited by MeanOldLady; 11-22-2011 at 02:32 PM. |
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While we're at it, John McCain is a dual citizen of the US and Panama. I find it especially amusing (in a, you know, not-amusing-at-all way) that this whole farce started when the other guy really wasn't born in the US, and technically wasn't even a citizen of the US at the time of his birth under the laws then in place.
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Also, he's white and properly "American" by whatever ineffable standards the birthers hold. |
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It was, for all of thirty seconds, and then Democrats were like, "Oh, he was born of American parents on a freaking U.S. military base" and let it the fuck go.
Last edited by MeanOldLady; 11-22-2011 at 06:31 PM. |
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Every time I hear her name I immediately think of this picture.
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There's now the deluded discovery that since there is a Native Hawaiian movement to declare the takeover of the Kingdom of Hawaii illegal, that means that Hawaii is not a legal state, and therefore Obama was not born in the United States. Or else since Obama's mother was only 18 1/2 when she gave birth, she had not been a legal US citizen for the full length of time that is required (in some secret document) to be a native born citizen.
And now Orly Taitz is running for the Senate from California. Because she did so well in the last election when she ran for state Secretary of State and lost the Republican primary to, shudders, a black man! |
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