Birther's have a movie now.

[weemadando]

Really? The greatest fraud in American history?

I would have though people could remember what happened nine years ago in Florida.

[bobalot]

It must make Republicans proud that these functionally retarded birthers and their sympathizers make up a significant proportion of their base.

[Isolder74]

Well the 9/11 guys have loose change.

Isn't it kind of funny that only God could even have a snowball's chance in Hell to even begin to pull this off?

[Serafina]

Their trailer-music sucks and totally overplays what the retards people in there are saying.

Of course, that actually makes it more watchable.

[Isolder74]

One thing I seemed to notice is the number of times they not only mentioned the 'race card' but also how many African Americans they placed in front of the camera in the trailer. They seemed to go on and on as if that was the only valid argument against their very weak and almost unprovable premise for their entire argument that Obama doesn't have a legal right to be our president.

They walk around waving their signs saying, show us the birth certificate, Yet when they are shown the legal document it's brushed off as either not the real one or a forger. As a bigger irony, someone makes a forgery so obvious just to lampoon them and they embrace it with completely open arms.

I know for one thing that if McCain was elected the fact that he was born in Panama wouldn't even be an issue(bearing in mind that both parents were natural born so it doesn't matter one tiny bit there).

[Darth Wong]

It must make Republicans proud that these functionally retarded birthers and their sympathizers make up a significant proportion of their base.

I doubt it bothers them too much. They got into bed with Jerry Falwell and the absurdly named "Moral Majority" a long time ago. Republicans are quite accustomed to sucking the cocks of morons and psychopaths in an attempt to gain electoral advantage.

[Oskuro]

Having trouble deciding if they are referring to Obama or Bush.

[Kodiak]

Having trouble deciding if they are referring to Obama or Bush.

Part of me wondered if they might've taken statements from an anti-Bush rally and simply pulled a "Fox News" on the footage.

[Darksider]

Having trouble deciding if they are referring to Obama or Bush.

Part of me wondered if they might've taken statements from an anti-Bush rally and simply pulled a "Fox News" on the footage.

I can see them doing that to get footage of minorities in order to deflect racism claims, but I honestly don't remember too many old white people who were angry at bush and declaring him a traitor. Most of them are probably genuine.

[Akhlut]

Really? The greatest fraud in American history?

I would have though people could remember what happened nine years ago in Florida.

Only if we discount America's willful and intentional disregard for treaties with Native American tribes. I'm pretty sure that was a bigger fraud.

[bobalot]

Well the 9/11 guys have loose change.

There were never any prominent Democratic politicians fanning the flames of that bullshit with little winks and nods, so I don't see how it's equivalent.

It must make Republicans proud that these functionally retarded birthers and their sympathizers make up a significant proportion of their base.

I doubt it bothers them too much. They got into bed with Jerry Falwell and the absurdly named "Moral Majority" a long time ago. Republicans are quite accustomed to sucking the cocks of morons and psychopaths in an attempt to gain electoral advantage.

I'm just hoping they go so far off the deep end they face an electoral backlash that cripples them for a generation, but somehow I doubt that will happen.

[Darth Yan]

This is like the birth certificate forgery saying obama was born in kenya (ignoring that Mozambique was part of zanzibar at the time and that kenya wasn't even a country at that point.)

[Isolder74]

Isolder74 wrote:
Well the 9/11 guys have loose change.

There were never any prominent Democratic politicians fanning the flames of that bullshit with little winks and nods, so I don't see how it's equivalent.

I don't recall saying it was. Now implying that they might be thinking that if they have their 'viral' video that gets to be in theaters that is somehow validates their claims when all they have in it is pure rhetoric as far as i can tell from this trailer.

As far as Democrats giving any part of the 9/11 movement any winks and nods, that is a major red herring. I don't see how that invalidates my implying that them seeming to think that now that they have their 'loose change' movie that their movement has a new level of legitimately now.

It does not.

[The Spartan]

Really? The greatest fraud in American history?

I would have though people could remember what happened nine years ago in Florida.

The problem there is that the people who buy into this nonsense are the same people who don't think the whole Florida fiasco was fraud in any way, shape or form. Or, on the off chance that they do recognize it (met one person like that), they think that it's okay because the outcome was 'correct'.