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Is Obamaism a cult?

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Just wondering. No poll.

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It certainly indicates that a significant swath of our society is willing to follow a charismatic leader.

Whether it is a cult, a religion, or hypotism of the dullards, it is certainly seen by many looking for handouts (ie: the conveniently placed Mrs. or Miss Hughes) as a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. The problem to me is that the rest of us are providing the gold with nothing whatsoever in return.

Ohhh... you'll be getting something in return... :lol:

Oh, good grief!

 

Was that aimed at the Thread itself, or the YouTube video containing Obama supporters?

He definately has a cult following of detractors!

Ohhh... you'll be getting something in return... :lol:

 

He does show distinct signs of being quite carpathian, doesn't he?

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He does show distinct signs of being quite carpathian, doesn't he?

Machiavellian too.

No, but to keep preaching all of the failed conservative ideas like deregulation and more tax breaks for the wealthy just may be.

It sure seems like it, but I could have said the same thing about a number of the Bush supporters during the first couple years (until they figured out what a dolt he is). Some still worship at the altar of Dubya.

 

As I told a buddy of mine who couldn't understand why I wasn't as vehement an Obama supporter as he: "I don't like the guy; I'm just not sure about him. However, the bar's set pretty low, so he doesn't have to do much to be better than his predecessor."

It sure seems like it, but I could have said the same thing about a number of the Bush supporters during the first couple years (until they figured out what a dolt he is). Some still worship at the altar of Dubya.

 

As I told a buddy of mine who couldn't understand why I wasn't as vehement an Obama supporter as he: "I don't like the guy; I'm just not sure about him. However, the bar's set pretty low, so he doesn't have to do much to be better than his predecessor."

We won't have to wait too long for the bar to be pushed lower.

 

Just keep watching... :thumb:

We won't have to wait too long for the bar to be pushed lower.

 

Just keep watching... :thumb:

 

There is no bar. If anything goes wrong during his administration, it will be blamed on the Bush Administration or on obstructionist conservatives. Since the media is, with few exceptions, worshipping at his alter, nothing negative concerning him will be reported (Need an example? Look at the past campaign and consider just exactly what we really know about him?).

 

Finally, those who oppose him will, as was the case during the campaign, be branded as racists.

 

There is no bar for the socialist messiah.

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