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Er,opinion polls are opinion polls-JUST THAT.
But what good is an opinion when it's not based on anything factual?
Everyone should know by now that Obama isn't a Muslim. Not after the BS we all had to go through before and during the 2008 election with Jeremiah Wright, and through the absolute nonsense spread by the birthers about being a Kenyan. At one point he was everything except American to these idiots.
No one is saying they're anything else.They don't chose leaders,they don't form governments nor do they decide policy etc etc etc.So why get a 'bee in your knickers'about about them??...you've already agreed they're meaningless!!
Why get upset? To elaborate on what I said earlier, more and more people don't want to listen to or hear the facts. They develop some kind of "opinion" based on their own prejudices or desires and wait until someone in a powerful position is kooky enough to agree with them. If someone believed that 1+1=3 and Sarah Palin came out and endorsed it, you could do an "opinion poll" and get a percentage of Americans to agree with it. It's the willing embracement of ignorance and stupidity, and that in itself is stupid.
Why do we need to continue to nurture a nation of crybabies who can't take it when they're blatantly wrong? If they don't have the facts right, then just tell them point blank... you're wrong. And if they continue to complain and act as if they're not in agreement with you because of some divisive title knowing that they're wrong, call the shit what it is.
Hung Jon said:It makes sense that the percentage of people who say this are conservative. I don't think they believe it but it's just a way for them to express their disapproval.
Yeah, but 1 out of 10 Democrats actually believed this nonsense as well according to the same "opinion poll".
This wasn't a question that required people to make a statement about the administration or the current atmosphere in today's politics. He doesn't become more American when he does something you like or more Muslim when he doesn't. It was as simple as asking what noise does a cow make or what color the sky is. There are some things in this world where opinions don't count. If Obama's religious affiliation was a Jeopardy question, their "opinion" wouldn't have scored them anything. At the same time, you can bet some stupid people would have written in and complained that the show had a "liberal bias" because the answer didn't add up to their flawed convictions.
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