Official Inauguration

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  • rafalski0

    Obama or not, It is what it always is, a political show designed to steer people's emotions. I find it interesting how advertising industry people who work on propaganda daily can be moved by this kind of stuff. It is what it is - words, meant to be uplifting and set ratings high.
    If people feel better after it, it's good. It's good when spirits are cheerful, isn't it.

    My Obama pronouncing every word so even immigrants (and me) could understand comment was a technical one - the guy is a pro, actually the world's top pro. He needs to speak this way. He also makes this rap a way to sound pompously dignified - two goals achieved in one rap. Good for him.

    His whole campaign rewrote propag err.. marketing textbooks no matter how it goes from here. I find it fascinating too.

    • Still better than Bush.Jaline
    • most people have better public speaking skills than Bushslinky
    • Thanks for that analysis. Are you, by any chance, Vulcan?ItTango
    • Who would you vote for then?Jaline
    • I don't see Bush and Obama as opposites, but of course there's hoping the latter is the lesser evil.rafalski
    • This is so much more than "the lesser evil". Sometimes Cynicism just blows. It's not always clever or insightful. Just the fear of Optimism.ItTango
    • the fear of Optimism.ItTango
    • I'd vote Ron Paul. He advocated freedom, Obama said again today freedom was a danger.rafalski
    • (sigh!) As in freedom is dangerous to those who wish to oppress... to deny it (freedom).ItTango
    • "without a watchful eye, the market can spin out of control".
      This clearly sounds like more regulation to me.
      rafalski
    • you are an interesting person, rafalskisputnik2
    • (i meant that in the best of ways)

      =)
      sputnik2
    • More regulation? There has been practically none! Have u been paying attention?ItTango
    • I don't think he has.DrBombay
    • Sorry, I was busy blushing after Sputnik's comment..rafalski
    • When government backs banks it's a huge interference as it removes a healthy risk and causes careless behaviors.rafalski
    • This was the case with Freddie and Fannie, an economically absurd situation where ppl got houses despite not being able..rafalski
    • ..to afford them.rafalski
    • Government caused the crisis by messing with the self regulating market. Well see more of that I'm afraid.rafalski
    • +10 for rafalski. they create the problem and then present themselves as the solution. it's crazy.sputnik2

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