Comments on: Barack Obama is Not the Change. We are the Change.

By: Laughing Out Loud

Laughing Out Loud — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 23:33:28 +0000

Feel stupid much?

By: DOWN WITH THE NEW WORLD ORDER!!!!

DOWN WITH THE NEW WORLD ORDER!!!! — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 04:24:33 +0000

Listen People Obama is a Fraud!!! He is a establishment puppet of the banking cartels. He supports the unconditional legislation Like the Patriot Act and warrant less wire taps. Plus under PDD/51 the president is literally a dictator and can suspend all 3 branches of government, making the excutive branch sole authority of power.

By: eovery

eovery — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 04:13:03 +0000

I thought Obama was the Messiah. He could lift his hands and calm the seas. So why can’t he fix this.

Obama is everyone’s dream. He did and still hasn’t said anything on 90% of the topics. Everyone is assuming his stand on everything.

So far he has choosen at least two Jewish people to be on his administration. This pisses off the Islamic, where they thought he was going to be friends to the Islamic.

He has maintain the same Secretary of Defense, the withdrawal time-frame has already been established. So his stance on Irag is the same as W’s Bush, now.

What Change? Just a bunch of campaigning hot air.

Well, at least some people are starting to wake up.

Change? That has been said starting with FDR, JFK, Slick Willy Clinton, and now Obama. Is this change, or more of the same? Each one of these also had a new deal. If it was from FDR, then there is nothing new about it! Should have been called “Old Deal”.

By: Andrea

Andrea — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 11:45:32 +0000

I totally agree and would like to add a few points:

As long as greed and irresponsibily rule our actions, nothing will change. We need to finally accept responsibilities for our actions, teach our children to live responsible and not expect our government to bail us out. Our government doesn’t have to support us, we have to support our country.

By: bulgarian solicitor

bulgarian solicitor — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 12:56:24 +0000

Word. Change starts with *you*

By: Brewse

Brewse — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 02:34:11 +0000

Sign Kyoto – is the mantra – pass it along

By: paulhallman

paulhallman — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 21:41:37 +0000

he is the change we need, get those war mongers out of office tellem see ya ,

By: Brandy

Brandy — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 20:55:50 +0000

I have been feeling very strongly about the work that we need to do in our communities for a little while as well. I think that the internet and blogs are great ways to spread information and share ideas but I have been asking myself how much it has all taken away from actual “real live” communities and *local* community work. It’s easy to “work” with people who only believe and think the same way that we do and to simply hit delete when we don’t agree. It’s another completely to go out and volunteer with people who may not see eye to eye on everything…with people you can’t just “delete.” Obama’s message to me was “get together, organize and work for the change you want to see happen.” It’s my true hope that he will continue to convey this message and to help awaken the desire in each of us to support each other and to work to make our local communities better. That’s one of the biggest reasons I love his message. It brought a significant group of people together to work towards a common goal. If we can remain motivated then we really will work to make significant changes in the world. We need a leader like this to awaken those feelings in the greater majority. He’s done that…can we continue to do our part by volunteering locally?

By: Orion Kubow

Orion Kubow — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 16:08:41 +0000

Well said, Derek. One thing I would add:

Most people who are successful in pushing for change get their ideas out, mobilize others behind them and stick to a cause. You’ve got to pick one thing (or maybe two, max.) that you really want to see changed and stick with it. Don’t spread yourself too thin and try to save the rain forest, Tibet, and stop hunger by yourself. Improving the recycling program in your own town is probably more realistic and meaningful than any of that.

By: Amber

Amber — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 16:03:17 +0000

Thank you!