Was Obama born in the USA

My friend keeps telling me the birth certificate that is circulating is fake

Who really cares at this point? As long as a President does a good job for the country does it really matter if he is born here or not?

>>2
does it really matter if he is born here or not?
Yes. It's required by Constitutional law, for one. Although I sort of agree, there's bigger fish to fry like auditing the Federal Reserve.

>>1
Nice.  I want to be president.  Ask him to make me a fake birth certificate, too!

Shut up you people are just tin foil hat crazies who can't accept that someone you don't like legally got elected in fact there's no truth to your claims and you're grasping at straws for any tiny little shred of evidence to blow way out of proportion just because you don't want someone who isn't a fat rich white male to be president you people are closeminded bigots and I think you should be ashamed because there is absolutely no veracity to oh what's this

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=105764

>>5
>HURF DURF IM JEALOUS OF WHITE MALES BECAUSE THEY STUDY AND WORK HARDER THAN ME BUT I CANT BE BOTHERED TO ENGAGE IN HEALTHY COMPETITION SO INSTEAD I VOTED FOR OBAMA PURELY BECAUSE HE IS BLACK AND NOW HE'S TURNING OUT TO BE A KENYAN TRAITOR WHO'S TRYING TO TURN USA INTO THE USSRA AND NOW IM BUTTHURT
Wow, learn to use punctuation. Let your shitty choice for a first black president be lesson to you about how much of an idiot you are.

>>6
be a lesson to you*
bleh

>>5
>>WND
Well, i'll just be chucking that out the window then. Along with any other bullshit invented by Corsi and Taitz. They're the only ones keeping this insanity going.

>>6-7
It appears you didn't click the link that >>5 provided that shows that his post was just sarcasm, thus you wasted your time typing that wall of text.

>>9
Sarcasm? It's a link stating that Obama's birth certificate isn't real. This correlates with >>5's opinion.

>>10
（　´_ゝ`） Wow, you're pretty dumb.
Anyway, that certificate has proven to be false. It's an altered South Australian birth certificate made to look like a Kenyan certificate.

>>11
Sounds like you're avoiding the issue at hand. You voted for Obama because he's black and you don't want to admit that.

>>12
When did I say I voted for Obama? And why would that even matter? Doesn't voter discretion mean anything to anyone anymore? Anyway, on topic, that birth certificate like I said has proven to be false, and I see no one else besides the folks at WND dig up something similar that would refute Obama's eligibility.

I have doubts that if Obama released his original 1961 birth certificate that it would quell down the storm of conspiracy theories surrounding his birth. So that's probably why he hasn't bothered.

>>13
Wow, yet more butthurt denial. You just can't handle the fact Obongo's true calling in life is to harvest millet in the Kenyan highlands.

>>14
（　´_ゝ`） Wow, you truly are a moron. I question how people like you are able to push the power button on a computer tower/notebook, obtain a connection to the Internet and be able to write such unbelievably idiotic content.

butthurt
Right, you come from /b/, that explains everything.

Who cares where he was born.

Just ask yourself this question: Are his politics good?

>>15
And you need to chill for a second and look at the bigger picture. Even if there was definitive proof that Obama was born in Kenya he's still going to be president, the conservatives just threw this out there to leftists black flip in desperation to protect "the one" from all the evil racists. He's the fucking president, he is more advantaged and privileged than everyone else on the planet right now, any criticism is good and you should be encouraging it.

>>16
see
>>3

He's the fucking president, he is more advantaged and privileged than everyone else on the planet right now, any criticism is good and you should be encouraging it.

any criticism is good and you should be encouraging it.
I'm not discouraging criticism, and I realize criticism is a good thing, but when you receive such a moronic comment like >>14 posted, why bother?

>>5
Shit's been completely debunked, nigger.
 
Kenya wasn't a republic until 8 months after he was born. His father was not from Mombasa and his age was wrong. The registrar's name is a fucking laundry detergent.
 
Shit's faker than fake.

>>18
I do agree that some people are plain stupid aka #14, #6 and the others, but from my point of view this whole topic is STUPID.

I guess this huge thing is to keep us distracted of whats really happening. Did you hear some of the proposals of this guy? If we really give the power to the Federal Reserve things are going to be fucked up.

We already gave up 20% of our liberties (if not more) after 9/11 and this guys are going for the big pack.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jun/16/plan-gives-fed-sweeping-power-over-companies/?feat=home_headlines

>>20

edit, sorry didnt see that #6 was just quoting something. The retarded is the quoted one in #6's comment

>>3
>>18
>>3 is right but so is >>1. We have to look closely at the type of voters who choose a president who is too inexperienced to take the initiative himself and do more than simply represent interest groups. It doesn't require personal strength of character to push for state healthcare or measures against global warming or to spout empty platitudes about hope and change, it would have been more difficult for Obama to push for an audit of America's banks, including the federal reserve and so called "government sponsored" enterprises and set the record straight on the credit crunch and why it happened instead of the "hurr lol it's very complicated i don't understand what happened" obscurantism that we have now.

>instead of the "hurr lol it's very complicated i don't
>understand what happened" obscurantism that we have now.

Obscurantism... yeah I guess we havent got out of that era yet.