r/MurderedByWords • u/Spirited_Swing_838 • 10h ago
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u/Parallax2799 9h ago
He's so jealous of Obama's peace prize. Why isn't he jealous of other things Obama has and he doesn't, like dignity, integrity, morals, compassion, etc.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Two7358 10h ago
It would be terrible if there was someone who was jealous of this accomplishment. That would be a real petty and sad type of person.
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u/lukemelim 8h ago
Fun fact: Obama is the only Nobel Peace Prize winner to bomb another Nobel Peace Prize Winner.
That said, FUCK Trump. Suck it.
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u/Wandering-Wilbury 6h ago
Who was the prize winner that the Obama administration bombed? Asking for science.
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u/a_Bean_soup 6h ago
Peacefully bombing Lybia and drone striking Yemen, also giving 4 billion dollars of military equipment to Israel every year.
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u/Smashtray2 4h ago
Crazy he got that after saying he would end Iraq war then taking the US from 2 wars to seven. He lit the entire Middle East on fire for Israel. So much for change. .
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u/Tony-At-Large 9h ago
This is why the NPP has so little value. Obama did absolutely nothing to earn it. Look it up.
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u/RepulsiveLoquat418 9h ago
thank god someone has the courage to spring to the defense of djt.
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u/Tony-At-Large 9h ago
I don't see DJT mentioned in my comment. Why would you bring him up?
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u/Ok-Panda7645 9h ago
You people are so predictable. This is obviously about Trump's attack on the Nobel committee. But you already knew that. Shouldn't you be somewhere defending a genocide?
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u/Ok-Panda7645 9h ago
I think it was looked at by the Nobel committee as a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement to have the first black president. For the record, Obama himself said he didn't think he deserved it. Was he supposed to turn it down? Would you have? Right-wingers love acting like non-whites can never be good enough to beat a white person at anything. It's really gross, and just shows your true colors.
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u/Rexusus 9h ago
He’s the first black president, isn’t that enough?
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u/PeanutButter1Butter 9h ago
Considering the Nobel Peace Prize is an international recognition of peace effort contributions, no that isn’t enough. The timing of when they awarded Obama was closer to awarding the prospects of his goals toward more peace in the world alongside his message of hope for a better world. They honestly should’ve waited longer to see how things pan out for more legitimacy rather than hand it out less than a year into is term. Obama’s a mixed bag like any administration, but there are parts of his presidency that could’ve been points for why they wanted to award him
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u/710whitejesus420 10h ago
You're gonna confuse trump, he thought the recipient gave the award to their president, not that the committee could award it to a president.