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... Still indefensible...
Just saying the track record speaks for itself. If anyone supported him then but doesn't support him now because of the NSA weren't paying attention and didn't listen...who's fault is that?
At what cost? Thousands of innocent civilians have been killed... the way Obama has pursued the drone war has been worse than anything Al-Q and the Taliban has ever done in my estimation... killing innocent civilians on purpose through double tap strikes, signature strikes etc, these are all horrendous war crimes.
It doesn't necessarily mean military officials purposely target kids and innocent civilians. I wish innocent civilians weren't killed either but it's a catch-22, when you try to take the big fish the civilians become an unfortunate collateral and a casualty of war.
Snowden is a hero, and the fact that he is alive is not a testament to Obama's humanity, it's a testament to the fulitity of the intelligence complex. Anwar al Awlaki was an American Citizen who did not get due process. If it spreading propaganda against America, why did that warrant his immediate death? And why was his son killed in a separate killing?
Didn't say it was a testament to his humanity, but your irrational thinking tries to percieve Obama as someone that just says "fukk it bomb anyone in the way!" when going after threatening targets. U.S. government officials said that Anwar was a senior talent recruiter and motivator who was involved in planning terrorist operations for the Islamist militant group al-Qaeda. If you are afraid you're going to get killed for hanging out with Al Qaeda and associating yourself with their operations, I'm sorry but maybe you should wisely choose a better group of friends.
Yes please teach me more about the economics 101
I'm curious to see what you know actually since you think Obama refuses to pull a lever that will fix the economy.
More benign sarcasm... The financial crisis DID start and end in Wall Street, it was the epicenter for global financial activity and guess what, it still is. Do I want to round up and prosecute those responsible for fraud? I would at least think that an investigation is in order. Lets start by arresting those we KNOW were complacent in fraud and other criminal activities. It's not as easy as I think, but you know what's even easier? Letting everyone walk.
What crimes could you prosecute/arrest them for specifically? Insider trading, money laundering, price fixing, fraud? Most of the activity the Wall street Bankers participated in that caused the subprime mortgage crisis and economic meltdown wasn't, in technical terms, illegal. Different levels of blame for the economic crash goes past just financial institutions, there were also regulators, credit agencies, and government housing policies that were responsible.
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