Obama, the Viciously Dogmatic Ideologue, Further Divides Nation at Funeral

Suppose a young man died while driving drunk.

What would we say of a priest who took this opportunity, delivering the eulogy, to offer a thirty minute stemwinder on the evils of drink?

Now, the priest would have a point -- after all, the kid had died drunk driving.

And yet, we would also say the priest took advantage of a captive audience to deliver a sermon on one of his bugaboos.

Why is the Archpriest Obama permitted to indulge his sanctimonious venom at a man's funeral with no one in the media noting his religious zealotry?

Because, of course, they all belong to the same cult, and nod approvingly -- and judgmentally -- as the high priest invokes the wrath of his strange gods.

We are never going to be able to meaningfully and effectively address racial issues in this country until we take away the politics and politicians who ultimately benefit from our chaos.

Some even instigate it, a dark side of emerging American politics on both sides of the aisle.

On Tuesday, during the memorial service for the five murdered Dallas police officers, President Obama began the speech eloquently. But it sadly once again became a political dividing tool when he made the absolutely outrageous statement that teenagers can get a hold of a Glock more readily than a book or a computer.

Harmony, brief as it was, immediately became a social media free-for-all. He just could not help make it about his political beliefs with a whopper of a lie. Has he never heard of a library? Did he think politics really belonged at a memorial service? With an entire nation grieving and watching an entire city and police force grieving in front of him, for some odd reason, he felt the need to go there.

Someone should have reminded him he was not speaking at a campaign rally. There is a time and place for politics. A funeral service to help heal racial divides is not the time or the place to stoke political divides.

In short, we are letting the race hucksters make a three ring circus of our lives, our communities and our relationships with each other and we have become willingly audience members pinned to our sides to exit from the show.

By the way, the atheist/semi-Muslim Obama misattributed a quote to the wrong book of the (Christian) Bible and the media of course did not even notice, and even now that it's pointed out to them, they don't care at all.

"Two Corinthians" is worth constantly referencing, but Obama attributing a quote from the First Epistle of John to "the Gospel of John" is just more proof of Dear Leader's wondrousness.

posted by Ace at 02:02 PM

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