Obama and Cocaine: This Is Your Brain

Obama is the latest politican to pander to his base, and tell them not what he believes but what they want to here


Obama and Cocaine: This Is Your Brain
by Phil Harris

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Cocaine users get a cool rush of euphoria, and a feeling of being on top of the game. In reality, the drug causes a surge in dopamine levels by blocking the natural process of dopamine reuptake. The excess dopamine gives the user a feeling that all-is-well and its danger lies in the reality that the feeling is counterfeit. When the drug is removed, dopamine levels return to normal and the reality of normal gives the cocaine user a sense of depression.

Barak Obama has been talking about "new hope" and "real change" in his quest for the Presidency. He speaks with a calm reassuring style that masks the reality that he is promising absolutely nothing that is deliverable. In truth, he offers unrestricted infanticide, the return of our nation to a position of security weakness, and ultimately a seat on the failed socialist choo-choo train that runs successfully only in the minds of liberals.

I fear that many youngsters will get their first political experience through the false euphoria of empty Obama hype. Cocaine dealers profit as their users are ravaged and left in a heap of depressed reality. Our bright-eyed youth, experiencing the false high of Barak Obama's empty promises may end up the same way.

http://townhall.com/columnists/PhilHarris/2008/08/09/obama_and_cocaine_this_is_your_brain

Our youths shouldn't be allowed to vote. I think the voting age should be increased to 25, just for the very reasons given in the article above. Young punks just don't know shit. They haven't lived long enough to have learned much about life, and empty gas bags like hussein that blow hot air up their skirts and make them feel all warm and fuzzy rambling on about nothing.

Pale Rider wrote:Our youths shouldn't be allowed to vote. I think the voting age should be increased to 25, just for the very reasons given in the article above. Young punks just don't know shit. They haven't lived long enough to have learned much about life, and empty gas bags like hussein that blow hot air up their skirts and make them feel all warm and fuzzy rambling on about nothing.

If they can serve in the military they should be allowed to vote

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:Our youths shouldn't be allowed to vote. I think the voting age should be increased to 25, just for the very reasons given in the article above. Young punks just don't know shit. They haven't lived long enough to have learned much about life, and empty gas bags like hussein that blow hot air up their skirts and make them feel all warm and fuzzy rambling on about nothing.

If they can serve in the military they should be allowed to vote

I have to respectfully disagree pard. Young recruits in the military don't know much either. They're told to shut up and taught to take orders. I don't feel that's qualification for them to pick the person for the most powerful position in the world.

Pale Rider wrote:

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:Our youths shouldn't be allowed to vote. I think the voting age should be increased to 25, just for the very reasons given in the article above. Young punks just don't know shit. They haven't lived long enough to have learned much about life, and empty gas bags like hussein that blow hot air up their skirts and make them feel all warm and fuzzy rambling on about nothing.

If they can serve in the military they should be allowed to vote

I have to respectfully disagree pard. Young recruits in the military don't know much either. They're told to shut up and taught to take orders. I don't feel that's qualification for them to pick the person for the most powerful position in the world.

If they are going to put their asses and lives on the line for the country - they should have say who the CIC should be

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:Our youths shouldn't be allowed to vote. I think the voting age should be increased to 25, just for the very reasons given in the article above. Young punks just don't know shit. They haven't lived long enough to have learned much about life, and empty gas bags like hussein that blow hot air up their skirts and make them feel all warm and fuzzy rambling on about nothing.

If they can serve in the military they should be allowed to vote

I have to respectfully disagree pard. Young recruits in the military don't know much either. They're told to shut up and taught to take orders. I don't feel that's qualification for them to pick the person for the most powerful position in the world.

If they are going to put their asses and lives on the line for the country - they should have say who the CIC should be

Well, I disagree. I don't equate courage with experience and education. Young is young. Fighting is fighting. I just think you need more maturity and knowledge than an 18 year old has to vote for something that important.

That in no way takes anything away from the military. I respect those troops, but they're still just young punks.

Pale Rider wrote:

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:Our youths shouldn't be allowed to vote. I think the voting age should be increased to 25, just for the very reasons given in the article above. Young punks just don't know shit. They haven't lived long enough to have learned much about life, and empty gas bags like hussein that blow hot air up their skirts and make them feel all warm and fuzzy rambling on about nothing.

If they can serve in the military they should be allowed to vote

I have to respectfully disagree pard. Young recruits in the military don't know much either. They're told to shut up and taught to take orders. I don't feel that's qualification for them to pick the person for the most powerful position in the world.

If they are going to put their asses and lives on the line for the country - they should have say who the CIC should be

Well, I disagree. I don't equate courage with experience and education. Young is young. Fighting is fighting. I just think you need more maturity and knowledge than an 18 year old has to vote for something that important.

That in no way takes anything away from the military. I respect those troops, but they're still just young punks.

You have served Pale I have not - so I will consider what you are saying

But if a man or women is willing to fight for the country, I have no problem with them voting for who they would want at their CIC

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:

red states rule wrote:

Pale Rider wrote:Our youths shouldn't be allowed to vote. I think the voting age should be increased to 25, just for the very reasons given in the article above. Young punks just don't know shit. They haven't lived long enough to have learned much about life, and empty gas bags like hussein that blow hot air up their skirts and make them feel all warm and fuzzy rambling on about nothing.

If they can serve in the military they should be allowed to vote

I have to respectfully disagree pard. Young recruits in the military don't know much either. They're told to shut up and taught to take orders. I don't feel that's qualification for them to pick the person for the most powerful position in the world.

If they are going to put their asses and lives on the line for the country - they should have say who the CIC should be

Well, I disagree. I don't equate courage with experience and education. Young is young. Fighting is fighting. I just think you need more maturity and knowledge than an 18 year old has to vote for something that important.

That in no way takes anything away from the military. I respect those troops, but they're still just young punks.

You have served Pale I have not - so I will consider what you are saying

But if a man or women is willing to fight for the country, I have no problem with them voting for who they would want at their CIC

Well... we can't agree on everything... that would be boring...

It will NEVER be boring Pale

red states rule wrote:It will NEVER be boring Pale

I do love a good debate, and I do give consideration to other points of view.

Pale Rider wrote:

red states rule wrote:It will NEVER be boring Pale

I do love a good debate, and I do give consideration to other points of view.

What else can anyone ask for?