Why are Obama supporters so anti-American?

Question

McCain entire family served in the military.

And what is wrong with being old, will all get there some day, in most country's that's something to be venerated.

And most of all whats wrong with serving your country.

It's almost like the Obama supporters hate the military that gave them. the right to vote

Answer 1

They have been heavily propagandized in the schools and are not aware of it.This teaching started in the 60's and now has become the norm and they all think the lies they have been taught are the truth. Just like hitler said" if you repeat a lie often enough-it becomes the truth".

Answer 2

There is nothing wrong with being in the military, but it does not make you above scrutiny.  His voting record for vets is poor.  There IS something wrong with being old.  You want a healthy president for the most stressful job in the world and he has not had a history of good health.

Answer 3

obama supporters dont hate the military or america, you are just a redneck r-tard who thinks yelling USA and listening to country music makes you a patriot, it doesn't, being an educated voter makes you a patriot

Answer 4

Obama supporters hate the military because taxes are increased due to the cost of war

Answer 5

God bless your simple little mind.

Answer 6

Sorry, but that's complete nonsense. Obama and his supporters are not against America. They're certainly not against the elderly - in fact they're the only ones so far in the debate who've outlines plans to improve the position for the elderly, with, for example, specific tax breaks for those over a certain age. They're also not against serving your country - the Obama plans include specific provisions along the lines of the GI Bill, which means if you serve your country, or your community, you will be able to afford a college education. The Obama plans also specifically include support plans for Wounded Warriors, and Veterans.

The only thing Obama and his supporters hate is unjust wars of aggression sold to the American people on the basis of out-and-out lies, for which there's no clear mission statement or exit strategy. Y'know, as opposed to the whole "Stay for a hundred years" strategy of John McCain, who, let's not forget, thinks the US could have won Vietnam if it had been allowed to drop more bombs in civilian areas...

Answer 7

I am not an Obama supporter but I think it's wrong to generalize people who are voting for him as anti-American.  Just as it is wrong to generalize McCain supporters as gun-toting, Bible-beating, rednecks OR Bush administration lovers.  But I do think this question and many of the responses sums up exactly what is wrong with this country right now.  There is no compromise, no civility....it's me against you, us against them, right against left, democrats against republicans.  When you are trying to solve problems as big as some that face this Nation...there is no complete right or complete wrong.  As long as we let this hinder our vision...we will continue to be divided and our problems will continue to grow.  

Answer 8

omfg WHO CARES if he served in the war!!! how many times are you people going to play the d**n POW card!!!!

Answer 9

Begetta,

There is nothing wrong with serving your country. I am a veteran, and will be voting for Obama in November. Why? Because the 30+ thousand wounded in Iraq will need to be cared for. Bush and McCain gave lip service to the term "Support our Troops." They have both voted against veteran's funding bills. Their motto should be "Support Our Troops 'til they need something." The only reason you think Obama supporters are anti-American is the Rovian venom they have been spewing trying to win this election.

Answer 10

That's it ? No more thoughts or arguments left in GOP ?

Answer 11

Because many of them are globalists.

Answer 12

Obama was raised in an islamic school, how coould he love America?

Answer 13

What kind of ignorant generalization is this? People shouldn't even dignify this question with a respose....

It's not that he's old, it's that he's not what we need. Obama inspires people and McCain does not.

Obama '08!

Answer 14

there are veterans and serving military members voting for Obama, as for their being un-American...it is scary to see what some people seem to think American is.

For example never questioning the president or any part of the government, thats not American. But I suppose you will keep waving the flag that I served under and calling me un-American because I don't just accept without question, the polocies and practices of our leaders.

Answer 15

thier idiots, its all bushes fault, even things bush has no control over. for them its all about the "BLUE" and not the red white and blue.  for them its winning and losing, its business.  the left has shown time and time again, all our country is to them is business.  no unity, its all EMPTY talk.  h**l, i even hear Kennedy crying in his grave, and turning to sleep on the right side.  

half these loony leftist dont even know why they hate bush or the right other then thier friend did who also had no reason, its the "thing" now days.  its stupid.  

Remember, Obama and the dems are like onions, as you peel the sophisticated lies and diminishes into nothing.

Answer 16

You got it twisted. Service to your country is fine but when your whole platform is " I was a POW, Vote for me" with no real agenda for the nations problems It's all just done for grandstanding.

Answer 17

Never said anything is wrong with serving your country.  I greatly respect the U.S. military.  But please explain how it gave me the right to vote.

Answer 18

I have supported Obama from day one and I support my brother and my best friend who are both in Iraq right now. And I love my country. I respect McCain deeply for his bravery. Stop just trying to get people annoyed when you know what you are saying is not true.

Answer 19

McCain is a war criminal.  He bombed a civilian electric plant.  

He deserved to be shot down.

Answer 20

Quit Lying, I will be patriotic again once Obama takes over the Whitehouse.  I only quit being proud of America when Bush became President.