On Oct 9, 3:26*pm, Family-Outdoors wrote:


There is a disconnect in the thinking of those who state that Obama
lacks respect in he world community and then make clear they are
disappointed he won this prize.

Where's the disconnect? Seems perfectly consistent to me.

There may be question as to whether
he has accomplished enough to deserve the prize but to ridicule him
and the committee for accepting and awarding the prize respectively is
disingenuous.

Once again, I fail to see any inconsistency. How is ridiculing the
committee and the candidate for awarding and accepting, respectively,
what is perceived as an undeserved prize disingenuous?

If you simply despise the man and wish him failure and
lack of respect, without a reason you'd care to bring to light,
simply state this and cut with the twisted logic.

"Twisted logic" will do as well as any other description in what
passes for "discussion" (here as well as in so many other places and
venues in the world), I suppose. But it cuts both ways.

I believe for some there is nothing for which he will be granted credit.

You're absolutely right. On the other hand, there are some for whom
nothing that he does well ever be wrong. And between them, these two
groups comprise the vast majority. Almost makes a boy wish that the
the stupid buzz word (or, "term" to be more precise, I suppose) of a
couple of decades ago had some validity.....that they were, in fact,
silent.

giles.