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yes? take your time, sweetheart

>>26038708
laugh at him. everyone LAUGH at his self-imposed misfortune

He might regret it six years later, but politics set in, and he had to leave Guantánamo open — a symbol of oppression that (by his own account) tarnished the fame of America in the eyes of the world.

It is perhaps understandable that Obama felt a declaration of his intention to close Guantánamo need not be followed by the political work of closing it. For Barack Obama sets great store by words. He understands them as a relevant form of action — almost, at times, a substitute for action. He takes considerable authorial pride in the autobiography he published before becoming a politician. We may accordingly ask what impression his spoken words have made in his presidency, from the significant sample we now possess. He employs a correct and literate diction (compared with George W. Bush) and is a polite and careful talker (compared with Bill Clinton), but by the standard of our national politics Obama is uncomfortable and seldom better than competent in the absence of a script. His show of deliberation often comes across as halting. His explanations lack fluency, detail, and momentum. Take away the script and the suspicion arises that he would rather not be onstage. The exception proves the rule: Obama has a fondness for ceremonial occasions where the gracious quip or the ironic aside may be the order of the day, and he is deft at handling them. As for his mastery in delivering a rehearsed speech, the predecessor he most nearly resembles is Ronald Reagan.

This presents another puzzle. Obama said during the 2008 primaries that he admired Reagan for his ability to change the mood of the country — the ability itself, he meant, abstracted from the actual change Reagan brought. Astonishingly, Obama seems to have believed, on entering the White House, that his power as an interpreter of the American dream was on the order of Reagan’s.

>>24781590
That's why you will never make it, too busy taking shits.

>>24348791
Thanks, I didn't mean to sound so harsh, it's just that I hear a lot of similar advice from some really well off out of touch hippies. You're not wrong, but sometimes life can be complicated, especially if you're stubborn like I am >:)
https://youtu.be/G2mNEfHrwy0
I'm risking a lot by not cashing out as much as I should, but also if I did I'd be risking a lot by missing out on life changing money. I just hope I'm in God's grace and I'm on the right track, I just need one more 10x and I'm fucking golden, I wish these market maker fags would just let it happen, they keep suppressing it and it really infuriates me sometimes.

>>24301023
Sorry nigger, I'm here to stay.

>>23713461
Ok.

imagine owning 6 figures of stock in a major company that is going to grow from 50 employees to 500 in a short time frame

>>23521840
No war.

>>23476204

>>23200677
I do not believe you.
How does that make you feel?
Maybe post a screenshot of your wallet's balance, bitch.
Maybe post a signed address, bitch.
Maybe just shut up and NEVER post again, bitch. I like that option the best.
All in all, I just have one thing to say:
ur a fag

>>22612897
yes but you have to remember: the jews are suppressing the coin. this isn't like other PnDs. this is the God protocol.

based schizo link poster

OP. I'm not mad. I just want to know why you lied to everyone here. Please explain yourself slowly and clearly.

>>22367015
I wish it was that easy. You on the other hand, will suffer from testicular cancer in your lifetime.

>>22301429
>btfo by two sick digits in a row
keep missin’ out

>>22227216
https://youtu.be/O_4OfD-wmGs

>>22213892
Hope they kill themselves.

>>22151868
Yes

>>21948266
How much have you even earned in the last 6 months. You been on this board too much to be earning an actual wage. Get back to work wagie.

>>21907696
Go back to whatever shithole you crawled out of you fucking faggot.

>>21800280
Death.