Caoimhín wrote: » Some of you really need to get laid.
Plazaman wrote: » Oh...oh....me first, me first. Where de wimmin at ?I'll be voting for Barack in 2012 if i have to go over and take up citizenship in the States or else blag my way into a polling station with fake ID and loud clothes and impersonate someone. Legal? No Sir. Fun? Hell ya.
Laisurg wrote: » I agree 100% i cringed at the way people were going on about it... honestly why the fúck would you care? Read a status from some gob****e on facebook that said ''OMG I SAW OBAMA IN REAL LIFE, MY LIFE IS COMPLETE'' Wasn't sarcasm either... now thats just embarrassing, now he's a good speaker but he's the same as every other president bar that, he'll say and do whatever the hell he thinks will get him votes and actually being able to deliver on it or not is another matter completely, i think it really says something about people that think he's the dogs bollocks because he's got charisma but don't have a clue about any of his policys or anything... not saying all his policys are particularly bad but most of the people that say ''He's amazing i love him!'' don't have a clue, had an argument with someone i know that think's he's great, when i asked her why he was great the only thing she could come up with was ''He caught osama after only 2 years'' What a plank.
Laisurg wrote: » Because we don't like Obama? I disagree with some of his policys and because he's the most powerful man in the world his policys on certain things directly effect other countrys views, that entitles me to dislike him.
syklops wrote: » I dont think he was talking about you. There is nothing wrong with not liking him, and there is nothing wrong with saying you dont give a sh1t either way. But saying you feel physically sick at seeing the coverage of him on TV, and then writing about it on an Internet forum suggests either there is something missing from your life or not all your dogs are barking.
Laisurg wrote: » I wouldn't go as far to say i felt sick watching it :P however i just though it was a little embarrassing that so many people turned up and were making such a big deal.
skelliser wrote: » i agree. Bar the colour of his skin the man has done absolutly nothing to warrant the attention he gets.
hsbc wrote: » Besides becoming the President of the US... well played.
Seachmall wrote: » And what has he done as president? Just becoming president doesn't really warrant the love people seem to have for him, do you think Bush would've gotten the same response? People argue he's a great president when they don't know anything about his presidency. They love him as a celebrity, they just won't admit it.
guitarzero wrote: » In case you havent seen reeling in the years, there is nothing the Irish do better than to all crowd around a high status politician, smiling and cheering in a such a worshipping, "we are not worthy" manner. It adds a bit of theater to their crappy, bland filled lives.
FirstHundred wrote: » If you were an AFPAK shepherd who lost his family to a Predator drone you might have a different opinion.
Seloth wrote: » Its embarrassing and truly laughable.My mother was excited to see him on the television and I couldnt care less about him being in Offaly but truth be told if you or I or any of us where there I'm sure we'd be the same. I can remember once when went to a gig with a few friends and when we were walking back to the que from a shop we spotted some of the band members who noticed we had seen them.Now they got a bit unease looking and two of my friends ran wanted to run over to them and did but I could see they really didnt want some annoying young fans runing over so I didnt bother.Needless to say the two lads ran over and said "Your -Insert band name-" to which they replied "Yup" and continued on :pac:
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » Reminds me of the worship of that slimeball Bill Clinton when he came to visit, he was treated as if he was a living saint. Made me want to vomit at the time.I think most Irish people are pathetic by nature, when I saw that tool Enda Kenny scream "He is the American dream." I felt my lunch move slightly upwards.. A phoney worshipping a phoney. Ireland is a parody of itself, a freakshow.
Seachmall wrote: » He's charismatic, that's all it is. He can win people over with two lines and a smile. If you asked 99% of the people screaming for him yesterday what they thought of him as a president you would have heard "CHANGE!" and "FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT!" inbetween a random assortment of words and orgasms as they try to convey just how good a president he really is. If you asked the same people about any of his political stances or what changes has he made you would get dumbfounded morons drooling on your shoes. Of course it's nice to have a good relationship with the US but all the fawning over Obama as a celebrity (as opposed to a politician) is just as idiotic as fawning over Paris Hilton or any of the other non-celebrity celebrities.
professore wrote: » http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/top-20-achievements-of-president-obama
Seachmall wrote: » And how many of the people drooling over him yesterday knew those things? I'm not saying he hasn't played his role as president, I'm saying people are ignorant of what he's done and love him for his charisma. Nothing more, nothing less. I'm sure some of those who were there knew his achievements but I'd be willing to wager that most didn't.
Freddie59 wrote: » That is a very sweeping statement. Do you really think everyone else is stupid?
Seachmall wrote: » And how many of the people drooling over him yesterday knew those things?