Obama White House censors government petition

Nov. 15, 2012 12:15pm Meredith Jessup

Yesterday, there was an official petition recognizing the awesomeness of tacos posted on the White House petitions website. Today, it is gone.

“I just set this up because it’s important to always remember that what people do on the internet should never be taken seriously,” the petition’s author said.

Despite gathering tens of signatures, however, the White House took down the taco petition.

Question: Is this…
a) Big Brother censorship
b) racism
c) all of the above?

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BULLARKY
Posted on November 18, 2012 at 8:22am
It’s not censorship..it didn’t comply with the guidelines. Everyone already knows the awesomeness of tacos…and don’t go racial on us… tacos’ awesomeness, is color blind.

Sign this petition, if you agree:
http://wh.gov/X82w

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Tom K
Posted on November 15, 2012 at 3:17pm
(d) None of the above. It was a lame diversion to divert attention away from: 50 States with Petitions to Secede from the U.S.S.A.; The lingering questions about the situation in Libya; Will the now former C.I.A. Director testify truthfully before the Congress and totally implicate the President as a failure; Massive voter fraud in the Presidential Election; Israel’s DEFENSE against Terrorism – going it Alone with out America; Measures by the States to halt Obama Care: the list is almost endless.

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Female
Posted on November 15, 2012 at 1:28pm
Racism

Hispanic voters rise-up again such food discrimination and obvious cultural attack.

Grivalda and geraldo with the protests of LaRaza better get on this total act of prejudice and suppression of millions of taco lovers and brown skinned people.

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