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Reply to Rush recovering, first 9 comments on CNN in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote]I don't listen to Rush, I have no party affiliation, and I don't associate myself with any particular group. However the very little I have seen or heard Rush, I saw a man that was deeply suffering. I feel compassion for his suffering and sickness, and hope he will awaken to the reality of life before he destroys himself from the inside out.[/quote]---bodhi2010 You know, you really should try listening to him, before you make conclusions. I think most of the Rush-haters

Reply to Sad, liberals wish Limbaugh dead in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote]Come on RW, you know this is true about conservatives - or anyone for that matter that choose to do see another person as different and "evil". (See: Pseudospeciation, Erik Erikson) It reminds me of a quote(1): "The folks who can only see 'left' and 'right' prove that ____ was right. People can be manipulated like trained chimps by just telling them that the other chimps are different." [/quote]---AJ No, AJ; I have to firmly disagree here. You don't find the same kind of unreas

Reply to Health care: the Democratic Party's Political Hara-Kiri... in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

What I find amusingly sad, is how many of them on Obama's side have simply bought right into the ridiculous notion that our health care system is something out of the Dark Ages. Obama/Pelosi/Reid says it's a horrific mess, so it's a horrific mess. Yeah, it needs some reform, but not the complete economic and ideological overhaul they propose. I just wonder how many of them actually thought it was so bad, before Obama said it was so bad, you

Reply to Rush recovering, first 9 comments on CNN in Politics JoeUser Forums

That was preselectlee, Nitro; is he/she reading this? You never see stuff like this posted by conservatives; at least, I never have.

Reply to Sad, liberals wish Limbaugh dead in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote]Children. Read the link the original poster posted. Its nothing more than Quotes from Twitter and message boards. Is the ravings of people on the internet really to be equated with the liberal mainstream?[/quote]---preselectlee One thing those on the Left rarely seem to grasp---unless it works to their advantage, of course---is the old adage, "where's there's one, there are two; where there are two, four....etc." There are lot of hateful liberals out there; you guys

Reply to Sad, liberals wish Limbaugh dead in Politics JoeUser Forums

~~~"I've searched through the JU forums since Ted Kennedy's diagnosis of brain cancer - can't find any 'Die, Ted, Die!' posts. But we're the rabid crazies. Maybe I missed 'em."~~~---Daiwa And Limbaugh was one of the first to wish him well, and offer prayers for his recovery. Beck and Hannity, those other two thoroughly hated, high-profile mouthpieces of traditional values, also wished Kennedy a speedy and complete

Reply to Health care: the Democratic Party's Political Hara-Kiri... in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

~~~"What a mess. Who's going to be responsible for monitoring the tax returns ? Who's going to be looking at the businesses making sure this stuff is going to be done?"---KFC~~~ Well, don't forget; Obama did promise over 600,000 new government jobs. There you go. [quote who="Dr Guy" reply="7" id="2491950"] Therefore, the only alternative will be...... Abomination Care [/quote] Exactly; and I hate to be a con

Reply to Health care: the Democratic Party's Political Hara-Kiri... in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

What most people are ignoring, too, is the fact that energy costs are due to fly through the roof in the next year or so, too. Add that in with the possibility of health care, and I think it's pretty clear that, within a few years, few to no one would be able to afford health ins., anyway. Therefore, the only alternative will be......

Reply to Only in the Obama White House in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote]Oh, btw, either you or someone else mentioned conservative groups "not" using the courts to overturn or inforce matters (or rarely considering)....look at massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, california. These are places where conservative groups are either in the process of planning, or currently involved with movements to overturn judicial rulings. Is that not unconstitutional, pushing their point of view (versus live and let live), etc.? I guess apparently it is the amount o

Reply to What Games Did You Grab Over the Holidays? in Personal Computing JoeUser Forums

The wife got us a Wii; got Star Wars: Force Unleashed, Deal or No Deal, and some other, sporty games.

Health care: the Democratic Party's Political Hara-Kiri... in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

61% of Americans do not want the health care bill; Washington knows this, yet insists on ignoring its constituents. Are they insane? Maybe. Are they delusional? Perhaps. So, on a Sunday night-Monday morning, literally in the dead of night when few were watching, the Senate passed the health care bill. It's likely they, the Democrats, are committing political suicide over this, but they seem perfectly willing to do so; to implement a polic

Reply to Only in the Obama White House in Politics JoeUser Forums

AJ, I'm curious; you say the Founding Fathers weren't aware of homosexuality; so, there were no homosexuals in 1776, then? I kind of thought it had more or less always been around; I mean, there are references to it in Bible, after all. Wow; silly me. Just when did homosexuality start, and when did it become an issue? Also: ~~~"Neither do I, but that is beside the point because Pedophilia isn't covered under our constitution or law system and we'

Reply to Only in the Obama White House in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="Nitro Cruiser" reply="31" id="2489608"]RW, I believe you're probably wasting your time and effort. You're writing a lot trying to convince someone that can't be convinced. It doesn't take a genius to understand that particular ornament goes against the very fiber of what the US is. Obama's fault lies in the fact that he let an element into the WH that would do such a thing. Imagine if FDR had a swastika ornament on his tree, Lincoln a confederate flag, or Washington one

Reply to POST SITE PROBLEMS HERE in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Why is my avatar only appearing on ID's post "Only in the Obama White House", but not on older posts? After 5+ years, I finally got one that would load. I'd like to see it up.+LOL+ It appears here...what gives?

Reply to Only in the Obama White House in Politics JoeUser Forums

~~~“Sometimes, like in the case of Black rights, the government must - through the actions of the people - take charge and finally say, enough is enough. We are a nation where ALL people are supposed to be equal under the law.”---AJ~~~ Agreed, to a point. Again, however, gays already have the same rights as anyone else. ~~~“Such is the political reality RW; in fact, your own right wing, christians, neocons, a

Reply to Kook hobby schedule in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Bats would keep down the numbers of flying bugs around your house; make it more enjoyable to sit outside evenings, in the summer. Of course, you'd have the concern of disease-ridden bats flying around everywhere. [e digicons]8C[/e] You could change your name to "Munster". Or, maybe "Wayne".

Reply to Only in the Obama White House in Politics JoeUser Forums

~~~"Minority rights. No, I'm not talking about the more common definition. I'm talking about the individual rights of those not representative of the majority (i.e. Athiests, homosexuals, etc. ). We're not just a democracy/republic – wea are a constitutional one. What that means is that our government is designed to express not only the will of the majority (democracy), but also to simultaneously protect the unalienable rights of minorities and the powerless. It's in our consti

Reply to Only in the Obama White House in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="Island Dog" reply="19" id="2488161"]To get back to my original point. This is a pattern with Obama. From the history that we can veryify and find, he has surrounded himself around marxists, communists, and other shady people. Why? [/quote] Because that's how he was raised. He was raised by typically radical 1960s leftist idealists, to hate this country and distrust what it stands for. In one of his books, he called hi

Reply to Only in the Obama White House in Politics JoeUser Forums

I'm not being intentionally silly or mean here, this is honestly how I see it---liberalism seems to have trouble with the concept of "cumulative effect". It seems they can only perceive what's right in front of them; peering around behind that, for another perspective, or deeper understanding of the issue, or turning and looking down the road at the likely consequences, are difficult for them to do. they only see that THIS--whatever that may be--needs to be done, and we ha

Reply to Only in the Obama White House in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="AldericJourdain" reply="3" id="2486850"]Btw, a large part of my comment was sarcasm and tongue in cheek. My point: This is just another knee jerk reaction by a Republican trooper, who failed to stop and say "Really, is it a big deal? How about we keep on his policies and actions." Not tar and feather him for his holiday tree. ~AJ [/quote] Okay; but at what point do we finally realize that a lot of little things add up to one (or more)

Reply to Dracula - What was the last book you read? in Books JoeUser Forums

They were "old fashioned" ideas about women because, well, it was a long time ago. "Dracula" was written in, what, the 1890s? The name derives from one Vlad Dracul, known as "Vlad the Impaler", a nobleman in that region in the 1500s; despite what may be believed, Bram Stoker didn't base the character on him, though; he only liked the name. Not many people are aware of it, but Dracul is seen as a hero in the area. There are statues to him in many cities. As I understa

Isn't it Ironic? in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

What's the definition of irony? Let me help: 1.) At Fort Hood, a US Army Major - of Islamic heritage - killed 13 people, wounding dozens more, shouting "God is Great!" in Arabic, as he fired. He attended a mosque associated with radical Muslims; he'd expressed great admiration for Muslim suicide bombers. He even tried contacting al-Qaeda. Apparently, his activities were flagged for months by authorities, but it seems no one wanted to risk being

Giant, 10-year old iceberg proof that Global Warming.... in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

Here's the story: "Giant iceberg spotted south of Australia SYDNEY (AFP) – A monster iceberg has been spotted drifting towards Australia in what scientists Wednesday called a once-in-a-century event. </h

Reply to I wonder if there’s enough crow in the world? in Politics JoeUser Forums

Climatologist Lord Christopher Munckton has offered to debate Gore on several occasions, all ignored or rebuffed. This is, obviously, because Gore knows Munckton would wipe the floor with him and his undercooked theories. Gore supporters say that it's because the genius Gore just doesn't want to "lend credence" to the GW skeptic's positions. Science was never meant to be based in "consensus".

Reply to PRESENTING... YOUR FAVOURITE STARSHIP! in Everything Else JoeUser Forums

[quote who="danw13335" reply="19" id="2035934"] Reduced 79% Original 757 x 375Bam. Two F-303 fighter bays, railguns, missile silos, transporters, beam weapons, an Asgard computer core, and (because this is what really matters) an awesome captain's chair. Daedalus-class battleship. Maybe not the most powerful, but it's definitely my favorite of all the various starships in all the various sci-fi shows I've watched. (obviously I didn't create this myself. For an