Posted on 10/12/2008 1:26:41 PM PDT by pissant
Oh man. Marxism is alive and well with the First Lady of the Obamanation…
Most Americans, she said, don’t want much.
“They don’t want the whole pie,” she told the women. “There are some who do, but most Americans feel blessed just being able to thrive a little bit. But that is becoming even more out of reach.”…
“If we don’t wake up as a nation with a new kind of leadership…for how we want this country to work, then we won’t get universal health care,” she said.
“The truth is, in order to get things like universal health care and a revamped education system, then someone is going to have to give up a piece of their pie so that someone else can have more.”
Oh really. I have to give up a piece of my pie so that someone else can have more? The pie that I worked for. The pie that I spent my blood, sweat and tears to have? I have to give it up, so that someone else can have slice? From those according to their ability to those according to their needs…
Combine this with Barry O’s associations with radicals and those of varying communist beliefs, a Nancy Pelosi congress, and an eventual Supreme Court stacked with Barry O’s appointees, I gotta a feeling this country will indeed “Change”, just not in the way anyone who votes for Barry O’s platitudes thinks it will change..
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You understand, of course, that it was pure luck that I found this video. After leaving this thread, I followed a link from FR to a different video. Then, curiousity led me to view the “related video” titled Obama Explains What Change Means. Imagine my delight to see Beck discussing Michelle’s Marxism.
Archive is your friend!
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Where is the youtube of this? I can hardly believe she said Univeral Health Care!!! Seriously???
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