I can't tell if this is a joke or not.


I found it in connection with http://www.obamatruth.org

Please summarize because I'm not watching a clip of some Youtube user acting smug over the internet.

Watched about two minutes, seems like a joke.

Huh.

That's really weird. It's not funny enough or obvious enough to be a joke, but it's too wildly inaccurate to be serious.

Edit: Oh, he's a Paulbot. I guess that means it's serious.

But even Ron Paul supporters aren't THAT illogical, are they? He didn't even disagree with Obama, he just sort of repeated over and over again that we went to war with Iraq over 9/11, which is true if you're looking at it from the perspective of why the president said we went to war, but doesn't make sense if you're trying to say that there IS actually a link. Then he starts disagreeing with the war itself, following that up with "this is why obama is dumber than me."

If I'm not mistaken, Paul and Obama both agree on this issue anyway, don't they?

But he's just a Youtube user.

I actually voted for Paul, so I'm not trying to make a blanket statement about all his supporters, but yeah. I've known quite a few Paul backers and there's a large subset of them that are just completely wacky; this guy sounds just like pretty much everyone in that group. He obviously has very strong opinions, but it's also clear he isn't well-informed.



Yeah, they do.

I think this is the key. Youtube has given *******s who don't have the attention span to write out their moronic rants a voice. All they need to do is turn on the camera, open their mouth and upload, exposing the entire internet to their uneducated and cretinous viewpoints.

I think the problem is that PCs and Macs come prepackaged with video editing software. If you're not smart enough to pirate or legally own an expensive editing program, you don't need to be making videos. That's free-market of intellectual internet ideas!

A large number or Ron Paul supporters went over to Obama when they caught up to reality and realized that he would not, in fact, get the nomination.