Ludacris should be ashamed!

Asshole :P

Obama is a politically correct empty suit.

Its a product of the times, things are only going to get worse as we move further away from individualism, creativity, and personal freedom and choice, and move closer to a collective thought based society.

Well he's not holding anything back I guess, but this will probably get all sorts of media attention and start a controversy and yadda yadda.

yeah it's ridiculous.

"Obama is a politically correct empty suit.

Its a product of the times, things are only going to get worse as we move further away from individualism, creativity, and personal freedom and choice, and move closer to a collective thought based society.




"

Wow, what a asshole.

Jeff Gerstmann for president. he's black/white/yellow/red/brown

"Evilross said:

"Obama is a politically correct empty suit.

Its a product of the times, things are only going to get worse as we move further away from individualism, creativity, and personal freedom and choice, and move closer to a collective thought based society.




"

yeah i agree. goddamn i really wished Ron Paul was goin to be president."

Wow, thats a bit too far.

Jesus... "Paint the white house black"? Too far.

Individual workers ftw.
On topic: Oh, Luda! *laugh* * pause* *credits*

so? just a song
get over it

I like Ludacris.

It's fine, really. Nobody takes this man seriously. His career is a joke. His music is a joke. Everything about him is one big punch-line.
Laugh it off, Ludicrous is nothing but a thug and a clown that got too much attention. Life goes on, hopefully.

I just hope that a black president will give the black community what they need to stop playing the victim and start becoming productive citizens (in general).
As a whole, the African-American community lags far behind even the newly arrived Spanish communities.... Go figure.
Anything that rejuvenates them and gives them the strength to succeed is a winner in my book. Go Obama!

correct me if im wrong(i dont listen to rap) but this guy is one of those mainstream sellouts.

"TwoOneFive said:

Its funny when you see all these "anti-government" protesters lapping up the spoonfed socialist dogma, while at the same time claiming the rights of a democracy to protest and stigmatize everything that they do not find in agreement with their own value system.
Democracy is a failed system, and it has been since its inception. Democracy to be relevent must rely on the citizens to be intellegent, informed, and intrested in the government enough to cast a vote.
Democracy as a system is a failure because the public is easily coerced into following a leader, charisma and charm outweigh good judgement in most people.
Democracy assumes that the general population is intellegent and well informed. This could not be farther from the truth in present day America.
The nation was founded as a Republic, and with good reason. If you ever doubt the wisdom of the founding fathers, just look at the weak pile of crap the United States has become today by abandoning its Republic free choice roots, and melding into a wold wide accepted 2 party "democracy" system.

However, people are ignorant of how stupid they really are; they will vote in someone who looks charismatic but doesn't necessarily have any political sense. Take a look at the current candidates for president. I'm not satisfied with either, but of the two of them I dislike Obama the most. The guy has very little experience, and personally I just have a problem with a presidential candidate who won't support America or it's troops. Whether you're for or against the war, you damn sure better support the troops. The guy doesn't want to wear an American flag pin, or have anything to do with the American flag, he won't put his hand over his heart for the national anthem, and he just recently "snubbed" the troops he was "visiting" in Afghanistan. I'm not ignorant enough to say "omg! his name is Hussein" cause honestly a man's name doesn't determine how well he does his job, but combine what I just said with the things I didn't say, and others I'm probably not aware of, and this guy just doesn't seem like he should be running. Now you may say, "what an idiot just cause he doesn't want to do those things doesn't make him anti-patriotic" but honestly, in my eyes, it does. And if you've heard anything his wife has had to say about the country, well it's just ridiculous.

"paint the White House black and I'm sure that's got 'em terrified"  Excuse me?  Really?  Is that honestly acceptable?

I just love how some of my female friends tell me they want to vote for him just because he is "cute". This is the American Idol election my friends. Substance, policy, ideals, and background play no part in politics today. Sometimes I wish there was a requirement on voting, and people who actually followed our government and had a clue was was actually going on could vote. Doesn't matter what party but as long as they are educated about what really is going on.

It's a rap song.  Get over it.

Always liked his music but didnt like him as a person

"goddamn i really wished Ron Paul was goin to be president."

I am notCitizenKane said:

"It's a rap song.  Get over it."

im english so i dont care

I don't really like Ludacris.
That song is horrible by the way, i just listened to it and it's garbage.
The only thing i agree with him on that song is the part about George Bush.

"TwoOneFive said:

"goddamn i really wished Ron Paul was goin to be president."

Are you high?"

I don't really see what the problem is. It's only a song.

"JustinNotJason said:

However, people are ignorant of how stupid they really are; they will vote in someone who looks charismatic but doesn't necessarily have any political sense. Take a look at the current candidates for president. I'm not satisfied with either, but of the two of them I dislike Obama the most. The guy has very little experience, and personally I just have a problem with a presidential candidate who won't support America or it's troops. Whether you're for or against the war, you damn sure better support the troops. The guy doesn't want to wear an American flag pin, or have anything to do with the American flag, he won't put his hand over his heart for the national anthem, and he just recently "snubbed" the troops he was "visiting" in Afghanistan. I'm not ignorant enough to say "omg! his name is Hussein" cause honestly a man's name doesn't determine how well he does his job, but combine what I just said with the things I didn't say, and others I'm probably not aware of, and this guy just doesn't seem like he should be running. Now you may say, "what an idiot just cause he doesn't want to do those things doesn't make him anti-patriotic" but honestly, in my eyes, it does. And if you've heard anything his wife has had to say about the country, well it's just ridiculous.

Watch less mainstream news.  It's bad for your critical thinking.  It's troubling that you've accepted these things as true when they are all talking points circulated by right-wing, McCain-endorsing sources.  What makes you so convinced Obama doesn't support the troops?  I think the guy who wants to deploy American soldiers into harm's way only for legitimate wars - which the Iraq war was not - cares more about the troops.  I think Barack Obama, by supporting a G.I bill giving more benefits and educational opportunities to war veterans, cares more about the troops than John McCain who didn't want to be "too generous", and opposed the bill.

Many of the critics of Obama's lack of flag-pin do not in fact wear flag-pins.  Obama has said himself: sometimes he wears one, sometimes he does not.  How a tiny shard of plastic made in China is the measure of patriotism in your country is very sad.  Question: do YOU wear a flag pin twenty-four-seven?  One picture of Obama without his hand over his heart is NOT overwhelming evidence.

And as regards the "snubbing of the troops", that is straight out of a McCain ad.  One which used footage of Obama visiting the troops only a matter of days earlier.

Most criticisms I hear of Obama are formulated through hearsay and McCain press conferences.  Most of which are easily debunked through independent sources and context - context being something rumours show little care for.  There ARE many valid criticisms for Obama, by the way, but none of these is one of them.
"

Not voting for Obama...so fuck you Luda.  Most stupid rap I've ever heard...so lacking in intelligence.  I find it sad that he doesn't acknowledge that it is the white vote and the white vote only that Obama will get into office on.  The "majority" as he calls it are whites, and Obama is doing well now.  If anything, this will hurt Obama.  The average white guy in America likes Obama because he isn't inflammatory and racist.  If some blacks are going to treat this election like its a race war and vote for Obama just because he's half-black...then you will see whites vote McCain in droves. 

Actually you'd be incorrect, I get alot of my news from a variety of different sources, and to label me as right wing would be incorrect. I watch very little "main stream" news. I think a guy who's over in afghanistan to visit troops but doesn't have the decency to shake one of their hands or talk to any of them is slightly distressing; however upon further inspection it does appear to be "heresay". Not saying it did or didn't happen but there's not evidence for or against it so I'll just give him the benefit of the doubt.  As far as as Obama not supporting the troops though I don't believe either candidate does enough, but I only vented about Obama.

As for the flag pin, I saw him say in an interview state he wouldn't wear the flag pin so that may not seem big like I said but I think it symbolizes more personally. No I don't wear a flag pin but then again I'm not an elected official that's supposed to symbolize the foundation of our country, nor am I trying to be the leader of this country.



As for me being right wing I would disagree, like I said I hate everyone equal. And I'm not above admitting my own ignorance to everything that happens on the campaign trail. I know there are many valid Obama criticisms, as there are for McCain. The biggest problem is you can never find someone in the middle to report criticisms on both sides, usually criticisms are derived from someone who supports one or the other. That's why I try to interpret things for myself, but like I said I'm not arrogant enough to say I know everything about whats going on. I suppose you could say I'm nitpicking little things, and to a certain extent you'd be right. I'd go more into his policies etc, but whatever.

"TwoOneFive said:

"Evilross said:

"Obama is a politically correct empty suit.

Its a product of the times, things are only going to get worse as we move further away from individualism, creativity, and personal freedom and choice, and move closer to a collective thought based society.




"

yeah i agree. goddamn i really wished Ron Paul was goin to be president."

Its funny when you see all these "anti-government" protesters lapping up the spoonfed socialist dogma, while at the same time claiming the rights of a democracy to protest and stigmatize everything that they do not find in agreement with their own value system.
Democracy is a failed system, and it has been since its inception. Democracy to be relevent must rely on the citizens to be intellegent, informed, and intrested in the government enough to cast a vote.
Democracy as a system is a failure because the public is easily coerced into following a leader, charisma and charm outweigh good judgement in most people.
Democracy assumes that the general population is intellegent and well informed. This could not be farther from the truth in present day America.
The nation was founded as a Republic, and with good reason. If you ever doubt the wisdom of the founding fathers, just look at the weak pile of crap the United States has become today by abandoning its Republic free choice roots, and melding into a wold wide accepted 2 party "democracy" system.
"

"TwoOneFive said:

"Evilross said:

"Obama is a politically correct empty suit.

Its a product of the times, things are only going to get worse as we move further away from individualism, creativity, and personal freedom and choice, and move closer to a collective thought based society.




"

yeah i agree. goddamn i really wished Ron Paul was goin to be president."

Its funny when you see all these "anti-government" protesters lapping up the spoonfed socialist dogma, while at the same time claiming the rights of a democracy to protest and stigmatize everything that they do not find in agreement with their own value system.
Democracy is a failed system, and it has been since its inception. Democracy to be relevent must rely on the citizens to be intellegent, informed, and intrested in the government enough to cast a vote.
Democracy as a system is a failure because the public is easily coerced into following a leader, charisma and charm outweigh good judgement in most people.
Democracy assumes that the general population is intellegent and well informed. This could not be farther from the truth in present day America.
The nation was founded as a Republic, and with good reason. If you ever doubt the wisdom of the founding fathers, just look at the weak pile of crap the United States has become today by abandoning its Republic free choice roots, and melding into a wold wide accepted 2 party "democracy" system.
"

"JustinNotJason said:

However, people are ignorant of how stupid they really are; they will vote in someone who looks charismatic but doesn't necessarily have any political sense. Take a look at the current candidates for president. I'm not satisfied with either, but of the two of them I dislike Obama the most. The guy has very little experience, and personally I just have a problem with a presidential candidate who won't support America or it's troops. Whether you're for or against the war, you damn sure better support the troops. The guy doesn't want to wear an American flag pin, or have anything to do with the American flag, he won't put his hand over his heart for the national anthem, and he just recently "snubbed" the troops he was "visiting" in Afghanistan. I'm not ignorant enough to say "omg! his name is Hussein" cause honestly a man's name doesn't determine how well he does his job, but combine what I just said with the things I didn't say, and others I'm probably not aware of, and this guy just doesn't seem like he should be running. Now you may say, "what an idiot just cause he doesn't want to do those things doesn't make him anti-patriotic" but honestly, in my eyes, it does. And if you've heard anything his wife has had to say about the country, well it's just ridiculous.

Watch less mainstream news.  It's bad for your critical thinking.  It's troubling that you've accepted these things as true when they are all talking points circulated by right-wing, McCain-endorsing sources.  What makes you so convinced Obama doesn't support the troops?  I think the guy who wants to deploy American soldiers into harm's way only for legitimate wars - which the Iraq war was not - cares more about the troops.  I think Barack Obama, by supporting a G.I bill giving more benefits and educational opportunities to war veterans, cares more about the troops than John McCain who didn't want to be "too generous", and opposed the bill.

Many of the critics of Obama's lack of flag-pin do not in fact wear flag-pins.  Obama has said himself: sometimes he wears one, sometimes he does not.  How a tiny shard of plastic made in China is the measure of patriotism in your country is very sad.  Question: do YOU wear a flag pin twenty-four-seven?  One picture of Obama without his hand over his heart is NOT overwhelming evidence.

And as regards the "snubbing of the troops", that is straight out of a McCain ad.  One which used footage of Obama visiting the troops only a matter of days earlier.

Most criticisms I hear of Obama are formulated through hearsay and McCain press conferences.  Most of which are easily debunked through independent sources and context - context being something rumours show little care for.  There ARE many valid criticisms for Obama, by the way, but none of these is one of them.
"

Well, it's nothing offensive and racist about it, I'm pretty sure that many politicians had something to say derogatory about Barack Obama. I'm also a black male and I'm supporting Barack Obama strongly, I'm going to the polls this November and casting my vote for "CHANGE." If Hilary Clinton was to win the Democratic nomination (I'll vote for her), me and those Republicans don't mix.

PS... It's just a short rap song with some political bashing throughout it.