Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Aggressive

Actual Politico Headline: Leader Obama's Condition from the Union: Aggressive.Not bold. Not uncompromising. Not forward, that was his campaign slogan. Not audacious, which may have recommended his famous book.Aggressive. Because that he's less inclined to try and build bipartisan bridges only to achieve the Republican Party set fire for them.Which, you realize, does not strike me a lot as aggressive as reasonable. And lengthy past due.Now, partially this really is problematic since it plays into stories from the Angry Black Leader, that are gross since they're false and additional because even when Leader Obama were a demonstrably angry guy, well, fucking right he has got lots of shit about which to become angry, beginning using the reflexively obstructionist roadblock to advance or perhaps fundamental functional government that's the Republican Party, and anger is really a human emotion that our Leader is titled, regardless of racist stories that aim to deny African People in america access fully spectrum of emotional expression within the most fundamental types of rank dehumanization.Righteous anger isn't necessarily aggressive anger.Next, this really is problematic since it is representational from the double-standard the media routinely utilizes in the management of Republican and Democratic Presidents. Former Leader George W. Rose bush, who belligerently disgorged fairly aggressive pronouncements focused on being "around or against us" along with other tribalistic, anti-diplomatic frames, was positively referred to through the press (for many of his presidency) like a bold visionary or equivalent garbage, and rarely referred to as "aggressive," despite managing a hostile foreign policy, a hostile growth of executive forces, a hostile disregard for that rule of law, aggressive Congressional investing, along with other assorted aggressive jackassery.So perhaps awesome it using the "aggressive" about Obama's forthcoming Condition from the Union speech, Politico. Is exactly what I am saying.

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