Okay I rarely like to admit this but if you motherfuckers couldn't already tell I am barley 18, my earliest memories of politics where my parents telling me how great Obama was and so I as I dumb kid assumed that this means that presidents were always good. When Trump came to office I was in elementry school I was confused because I thought presidents were always good but my parents told me that Trump was bad and everyone trying to stop him was good and how we will pull through. They would always talk about how everything was better under Obama which made me like Obama much more. In middle school I learned the Truth about Obama but I still liked him because I thought the drone strikes were a mild blemish. it wasn't till I was 16 when I was fully radicalized when I had the correct opinion on this motherfucker, he raped Libya, he bailed out the banks, and just really sucked. But the problem is I still sometimes think of him in a positive light before I snap out of it, so can exposure to liberalism from a young age leave permanent damage or is Obama just charismatic?
2 posts omitted.He was very dilfy.
I was eighteen when he ran, I voted for him. Then he bailed out the bourgeois and it finished radicalizing me. I never believed he was gonna fix everything, but I felt pretty stupid to think he was any different at all than any of the other fuckbindles that had held that position.
>>766820lol I'm not a burger but even there we had some second hand obama glazing from the libs. I remember the Boondocks episode on obamacraze is great and sum up my feelings about it.
>is Obama just charismatic?yes he is. Trump also is, but in a completely different way (in a good for spectacle kind of way) that does not elicit any sympathy for him, while obama def feel like a guy that would be great to talk to even if he is a fucking imperialist snake
>>766825>Anyone is better than TrumpEven Spic Fuentes?