Yes, you're portraying his words dishonestly by quoting them out of context so they appear to mean something other than what he meant.
Just as it would be dishonest for me to say Romney "likes to fire people" without including the part where he said "that provide me with services".
What other context in post 66 is needed for what I'm quoting? In the paragraph before my quote, he's made his case for everyone embracing the kumbayah of people throwing in and wanting more and more societal dependence, thereby subvertively allowing more and more Gov (and consequently
someone paying for it...and someone is obviously who he's talking to/about).
Now he goes into my quote. He's
clearly referencing business owners, and
clearly telling them, 'you didn't build that'. There is no
rational debate on this. That is, debate between anyone not a Dem needing to spin it in any way possible to correct for the horrible comment that never needed to be made.
Obama then corrects, either by design or Oh Shit!, and goes back into the mantra of 'More shit "from" society, more Gov!'.
Two rocks can understand this, why can't you? And the answer is, because you're spinning for your side. You keep repeating dishonest, 'out of context', blah blah like you saying it means something. Hint: It doesn't. It's not convincing anyone who listened or read that exchange Obama didn't mean exactly
what he actually said. There are two things it
is doing: 1.) Getting your spin more and more embedded in the Dem brain so as to consider it undebatable and all out truth (BDS syndrome unleashed, again) and 2.) Convincing anyone on the fence between Obama and Romney that Dem's are just as F'ing crazy as the crazy Rep's.
Congrats...Mission Accomplished. :thumbsup: