White House releases Obama Birth Certificate

[LuciferSam]

Just for you Will, in bold below, definition 3, link provided as well. Exactly what my hard copy says, but of course this could all be a big redefinition conspiracy and I'm making this up.

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[sunspotbaby]

4. the dislike of or disagreement with President Barack Obama. :roll:

 

[PearlSB4U]

I hope all readers of & contributors to this thread know of The Balder Movement which suspects that Donald Trump is actually bald under that comb-over. The Donald could end this all simply by letting his hair down.
Also see another SoWal thread: Balder movement doubts legitimacy of Donald Trump's hair

 

[30ashopper]

UGH.

Firstly, it was Panama. And McCain is exactly who I referred to in the same post you are responding to.

Secondly, the point isn't that folks are at fault for questioning eligibility. The issue is with the insistence of ineligibility or illegitimacy despite the longstanding, irrefutable and verifiable FACTS that eligibilty has been met.

McCain is a citizen. He was born in a US sovereign land. The Senate passed a resolution attempting to help us all make it a nonissue. And guess what? It is a nonissue. Most folks don't know or care about it.

The carefully crafted pervasive progressive talking point isn't -

"We take McCain for his word that he is a natural born citizen".

Aside from a picture of a birth certificate, what other irrefutable and verifiable facts have been presented? Kinda odd actually, we've been having this discussion for three days and so far very little evidence has been produced.

 

[Geo]

4. the dislike of or disagreement with President Barack Obama. :roll:

I disagee with Obama all the time. Doesn't make me a racist anymore than it does you or anyone else. No one said this nor did they infer it.

 

[30ashopper]

You know reading back over this thread I can't help but noticed the people who say "birthers" angry, hateful and intolerant or racist happen to be some of the angriest, most hateful and intolerant posters on the thread.

 

[PearlSB4U]

Aside from a picture of a birth certificate, what other irrefutable and verifiable facts have been presented? Kinda odd actually, we've been having this discussion for three days and so far very little evidence has been produced.

What evidence/facts would satisfy you?

 

[Geo]

Shopper,

You have a point. Tolerant people are very intolerant of intolerant people.

 

[LuciferSam]

What evidence/facts would satisfy you?

Forget it let it go. When you converse with birthers long enough you feel like you've stepped into some alternate reality, some kind of twilight zone. Just let them drown or else they'll try to drag you down with them.

 

[Andy A]

I have a son who was born in Hunstanton, England while I was stationed at Sculthorpe RAF Station, England. He was born of American parents serving on foreign soil and considered an American citizen, because of birth, and a British subject, because of location. He had dual citizenship. On his 18th birthday he had to declare whether he would be British or American. I'll let you guess which he chose.