Actor Samuel L. Jackson made waves last week in a profane ad for President Obama in which he recited nursery-rhyme style talking points to a middle-class family culminating with the phrase, “Wake the f*ck up.” Reason.tv has issued a hard-hitting rebuttal on YouTube about Obama’s failed domestic and foreign policies in a funny, albeit similarly profane fashion.
From predator drones over Pakistan to the TSA groping Americans, the libertarian group Reason.tv came out swinging against the President. “We’ve gone from the promise of changing and hoping to domestic surveillance and TSA groping” says the voice over in the, “Wake the F*ck Up! (A Rebuttal)” video.
Reason hits Obama on his predator drone strategy in Pakistan, stating in the video, “But this part of Pakistan isn’t quite Heaven, with drones buzzing over them 24/7,” while an animated town sleeps peacefully with predator drones flying overhead. “The Bombs that we’re sending are not so precise; hundreds of innocent people have died and your chief concern is a bake sales and such? Some news for you Samuel – Wake the f*ck up.”
The video then hits on Obama’s famous “hope and change” campaign theme from 2008 when the voice over addresses Jackson, saying “You’re scratching your head – why can’t we restore that hope changey feeling from four years before?”
“So Samuel L. I’ll yield you this portion – I didn’t know 10 year-olds valued abortion,” the video states showing a clip from the original ad in which a young girl, little Susie, is seen screaming at her family about “a vote for Romney is a vote to let Planned Parenthood get cut.”
The video ends on a fairly harsh note to Jackson when the narrator says, “But the next time you say that us voters suck, make like Pakistanis at night and wake the f**k up.”
Video is embedded below. (warning: contains profanity)
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhV9aZOqmz8]
