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Entries in Obama Voters Interviews (1)

Wednesday
Jul102013

Repeal the Bill of Rights on July 4th

Celebrating the 4th of July - Independence Day

 

On July 8, 2013 -  Mark Dice asks California beach goers, "Do you support Obama?" and continues, "Can you sign a petition showing support for his quest to repeal the Bill of Rights in the New World Order to modernize an ancient piece of legislation?"

Mark added, "Obama has done everything he can and we want to show him that the citizenry is right behind him."

After hearing Mark's ridiculous rhetoric, the people gladly take the clipboard and sign the petition form.

Only one person stood back, refused to sign the petition and asked, "Repeal the Bill of Rights?" adding, "It's totally in the Constitution, are you crazy?" - Ah yeah, Bingo!  This man added, "I took an oath up to defend it." He was a knowledgeable military vet which doesn't say much for all the civilians milling around that beach clueless on how and why they have freedom.  It says a lot about our students from the U.S. public school system and education curriculum devoid of history and civics classes. Sad. Scary. Lost.

Time: 04:38


Bio Factoid: Mark Dice frequently stirs up controversy from his commentaries, protests, and boycotts, and has repeatedly been featured in major media outlets around the world. Several of Mark's YouTube videos have gone viral, earning him a mention on ABC's The View, Fox News' O'Reilly Factor, CNN, Drudge Report, TMZ.com, and other mainstream media outlets. Mark has also been featured in (or attacked in) the New York Post's Page Six, Rolling Stone Magazine, USA Today, The New York Daily News, and in major papers in Pakistan and Iran.