Obama's Birth Certificate - Page 7

Boomygrrl · 12-09-2008, 03:00 PM

Obama was born in Hawaii...it doesn't matter who his father was.
This is really absurd. I really think there are people who hate the idea of Obama becoming president so much that they are trying all sorts of ways to "disqualify" him.
Obama has a lot of preparation to do...this country is in shambles. Unless someone has proof that he isn't a natural born citizen, the case should be closed. So far it's been speculation.
It's really pathetic! It really is!

KookyCurl · 12-09-2008, 03:39 PM

I bet all those people paying for all the legal fees to sue every action that Obama takes are also complaining about government wasteful spending. Ahhh the irony.

Besides in order to sue you have to have a cause, not just that you don't like the bill. You have to have something to actually challenge.

snappynappy · 03-27-2009, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by CottonCandyCurls

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Originally Posted by RedCatWaves

Oh, bullsh1t. You've been listening to Faux News again. Obama produced his birth certificate, long ago. That doesn't stop haters from bringing frivolous lawsuits though. Some people REALLY don't like black guys.

No this is not from fox news. So you can stop with the assumptions, hysterics and crude name calling. This actually has been a low lying story that has been avoided by the left and right news media. It is only getting mentions in the press now because there are several supreme court cases up.

He produced a certification of live birth which is different from the document being asked for. I'm black and I have no problem with black people. But I do find it curious that he's spending so much money to avoid showing the original long form document when "natural born citizen" is a constitutional requirement.

The Hawaii officials have also used vague legalese language when talking about his birth certificate. Again if it's nothing to see why not show it and put this to rest. Let all the people asking for it look like loons and gain some sympathy and gravitas.

Here's a similar scenario.
Imagine I have a slate of candidates for a job at Whitehouse Inc. Mr. Obama passes the interview and impress the committee. Then I ask him for his social security card for proof of residency to meet work requirements. He delays and delays. He left it at his grandma's house, oh he forgot to bring it in last Tuesday. I grow frustrated and tell him I can't give him the job without a proper social. Then puts a digital scan of it on his blog and sends me the link. I say that's not enough, so he decides to sue me because of course he's an American who can work at my company. I'm just an angry racist keeping him from a good job because I asked for something required for the job. Yeah that makes a hell of a lot of sense redcatwaves. You win...not.

just becuase you say your black online doesnt really mean you are...and the fact that you feel the need to say it is pathetic and an obvious ploy...

your inbred redneck genes are shining through. try grabbing onto something with a bit more factual proof other than some wackjobs startup blog or Sean Hannity's racism filled funbag!

CottonCandyCurls · 03-27-2009, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by dominiqueruth

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Originally Posted by CottonCandyCurls

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Originally Posted by RedCatWaves

Oh, bullsh1t. You've been listening to Faux News again. Obama produced his birth certificate, long ago. That doesn't stop haters from bringing frivolous lawsuits though. Some people REALLY don't like black guys.

No this is not from fox news. So you can stop with the assumptions, hysterics and crude name calling. This actually has been a low lying story that has been avoided by the left and right news media. It is only getting mentions in the press now because there are several supreme court cases up.

He produced a certification of live birth which is different from the document being asked for. I'm black and I have no problem with black people. But I do find it curious that he's spending so much money to avoid showing the original long form document when "natural born citizen" is a constitutional requirement.

The Hawaii officials have also used vague legalese language when talking about his birth certificate. Again if it's nothing to see why not show it and put this to rest. Let all the people asking for it look like loons and gain some sympathy and gravitas.

Here's a similar scenario.
Imagine I have a slate of candidates for a job at Whitehouse Inc. Mr. Obama passes the interview and impress the committee. Then I ask him for his social security card for proof of residency to meet work requirements. He delays and delays. He left it at his grandma's house, oh he forgot to bring it in last Tuesday. I grow frustrated and tell him I can't give him the job without a proper social. Then puts a digital scan of it on his blog and sends me the link. I say that's not enough, so he decides to sue me because of course he's an American who can work at my company. I'm just an angry racist keeping him from a good job because I asked for something required for the job. Yeah that makes a hell of a lot of sense redcatwaves. You win...not.

just becuase you say your black online doesnt really mean you are...and the fact that you feel the need to say it is pathetic and an obvious ploy...

your inbred redneck genes are shining through. try grabbing onto something with a bit more factual proof other than some wackjobs startup blog or Sean Hannity's racism filled funbag!

I added that FACT because I was accused of being other wise. But thanks for showing me how pathetic you are. I am not an inbred or a redneck, now who's the racist? I'm straight from the motherland, born and bred. I take pride in a full family tree with multiple tribes that each have their own languages, dialects, totems, customs, dances etc. I highly doubt you could say the same, but who knows.

Regardless of my background, the truth of the matter will eventually come out. If Obama boosters were so confident in his claims they wouldn't be so wary of anyone wanting to see the actual vaulted document.
All that is on there is his parents names and races, his full name, weight, place of birth etc. What would a public official, the president, the highest civil servant in the land need to hide? Time will tell.

Thanks for bumping the thread Dominique.

snappynappy · 03-27-2009, 03:20 PM

i am black...mixed with native and irish.

like i said just becuase you claim the motherland doesnt mean you are black...could just be a ploy

misspam · 03-27-2009, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by dominiqueruth

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Originally Posted by CottonCandyCurls

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Originally Posted by RedCatWaves

Oh, bullsh1t. You've been listening to Faux News again. Obama produced his birth certificate, long ago. That doesn't stop haters from bringing frivolous lawsuits though. Some people REALLY don't like black guys.

No this is not from fox news. So you can stop with the assumptions, hysterics and crude name calling. This actually has been a low lying story that has been avoided by the left and right news media. It is only getting mentions in the press now because there are several supreme court cases up.

He produced a certification of live birth which is different from the document being asked for. I'm black and I have no problem with black people. But I do find it curious that he's spending so much money to avoid showing the original long form document when "natural born citizen" is a constitutional requirement.

The Hawaii officials have also used vague legalese language when talking about his birth certificate. Again if it's nothing to see why not show it and put this to rest. Let all the people asking for it look like loons and gain some sympathy and gravitas.

Here's a similar scenario.
Imagine I have a slate of candidates for a job at Whitehouse Inc. Mr. Obama passes the interview and impress the committee. Then I ask him for his social security card for proof of residency to meet work requirements. He delays and delays. He left it at his grandma's house, oh he forgot to bring it in last Tuesday. I grow frustrated and tell him I can't give him the job without a proper social. Then puts a digital scan of it on his blog and sends me the link. I say that's not enough, so he decides to sue me because of course he's an American who can work at my company. I'm just an angry racist keeping him from a good job because I asked for something required for the job. Yeah that makes a hell of a lot of sense redcatwaves. You win...not.

just becuase you say your black online doesnt really mean you are...and the fact that you feel the need to say it is pathetic and an obvious ploy...

your inbred redneck genes are shining through. try grabbing onto something with a bit more factual proof other than some wackjobs startup blog or Sean Hannity's racism filled funbag!

Calling someone an inbred redneck just makes you look ridiculous. And sad.

Meghuney · 03-27-2009, 10:19 PM

All of this constant witch hunt stuff regarding Obama is kind of sad, too. Geez, let it GO.

snappynappy · 03-29-2009, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Meghuney

All of this constant witch hunt stuff regarding Obama is kind of sad, too. Geez, let it GO.

it is really sad...it just shows that you have to pull at strings to find somethign to pull the man down..

Oriental Curl · 03-31-2009, 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by dominiqueruth

like i said just becuase you claim the motherland doesnt mean you are black...could just be a ploy

The Motherland? You must be joking. Or just trying to get a rise.

And anyway, maybe, coming from Africa (but how could you know if this were true?), I'm missing the American significance of this. Because it seems to be a really irrelevant thing to be concerned about. I hate to be the one to bust your bubble here, but coming from Africa is not all that incredible. After all, nearly 800 million people have managed this 'accomplishment'. And there really is nothing like an American coming to Africa for the first time, having had the benefits of a first world education and healthcare system all their lives, and saying that they are now 'home', when they have NO concept of what it's like to face the realities that most Africans deal with every day.

And as for your assertion that you are black, native (Native American, I'm assuming, but considering your line of reasoning it seems lax of you not to specify) and Irish:
1. How do we know? I mean, just because you say it on the internet doesn't make it true, no?
2. Why would we care? What's the point of this argument?

Okay, I'm slinking back into my box now (anticipating the Wrath to follow...)

snappynappy · 04-01-2009, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Oriental Curl

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Originally Posted by dominiqueruth

like i said just becuase you claim the motherland doesnt mean you are black...could just be a ploy

The Motherland? You must be joking. Or just trying to get a rise.

And anyway, maybe, coming from Africa (but how could you know if this were true?), I'm missing the American significance of this. Because it seems to be a really irrelevant thing to be concerned about. I hate to be the one to bust your bubble here, but coming from Africa is not all that incredible. After all, nearly 800 million people have managed this 'accomplishment'. And there really is nothing like an American coming to Africa for the first time, having had the benefits of a first world education and healthcare system all their lives, and saying that they are now 'home', when they have NO concept of what it's like to face the realities that most Africans deal with every day.

And as for your assertion that you are black, native (Native American, I'm assuming, but considering your line of reasoning it seems lax of you not to specify) and Irish:
1. How do we know? I mean, just because you say it on the internet doesn't make it true, no?
2. Why would we care? What's the point of this argument?

Okay, I'm slinking back into my box now (anticipating the Wrath to follow...)

where is the wrath ...i wanna seeeeee the wrath!!!

I anticipate the wrath!!