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[quote who="Sodaiho" comment="1"]RAISE TAXES!!!! will be mentioned often. Oh yes and other pie in the sky promises they have no intention of keeping, like universal health care, because in truth the cost would bankrupt an almost already bankrupt nation.MM, Its not healthcare that will bankrupt the USA, but that moron who took us to war, wasted billions of dollars, fell asleep at the help or vacationed his worthless butt in Crawford, who will have done that. And you are as responsi

Barak Hussein Obama, Empty Head in Politics JoeUser Forums

While the attention of some of the country will be focused on the Democratic Convention, they have already laid out what their main platform will be. Since we already know Hussein has NOTHING of any substance to offer the country besides a winning smile and the ability to read a teleprompter, the platform will be all about McCain, trying their best to say that Bush is running for a third term through McCain. Hussein has already shown when he does not have the answers prin

Reply to Take an Inch, take a mile, take a country, take a Continent in Politics Stardock Forums

[quote who="whosyurdaddy0417" comment="40"]nice piece Moderate Man. As I've always said there are 2 worlds: the world as we want it to be and the world as it really is. We as Americans are convinced that we have to be tolerant and accepting of others especially with respect to religion. Freedom of speech and religion are guaranteed. But the fact is peaceful Americans, Canadians and Europeans are struggling with militant Muslims that made their home there and then rejected the values of the ho

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[quote]I just know that there are plenty of peaceful Muslims out there yes, there are lots of peaceful Muslims DESPITE what their Qu'ran tells them to do...just like there are plenty of rebellious Christians DESPITE what their scriptures tell them to do. That said it doesn't change the fact that many horrible deeds have been carried out in the name of Christ.agreed, but notice what you've done. You've taken the "Peaceful" Muslims and compared them to the "war-loving" Christians or abortion

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[quote]Artysim comment 9 Interesting article, Moderateman. As an aside, I'd like to point out that if this kind of 'peaceful' march occurred in Canada it could be prosecuted under hate-crimes legislation. The same legislation that has been insinuated to be an evil means of the government muzzling free speech. I'm not aware of the laws in Great Britain, but it sounds to me like these folks are just exercising their right to freedom of speech! (at least, this is the argument that's be

Reply to Take an Inch, take a mile, take a country, take a Continent in Politics Stardock Forums

wow I leave for a few days and this blog just took off. Does my heart good to see a feww good people are paying attention.

Reply to Choosing the Next President in The Political Machine Stardock Forums

Hussein Obama= Empty suit= look for the puppet master behind his back

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[quote who="Boudica" comment="4"]I just don't see why people feel the need to force their religous beliefs on other people. Why can't people just believe what they believe and leave other people alone? Why do people feel the need to make their government and society all about THEIR religion? [/quote] Because their "good book" the Holy Koran" tells them to either convert the infidel or put them to the sword. {paraphrased}

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[quote who="KFC Kickin For Christ" comment="2"]Well Charles, you may just get your wish and maybe in four years we'll be just like England. My neighbor just moved here from England. He says it's really really bad there because of the influx of Muslims. Is that what you want?If so, vote in Obama. You'll get your wish. Be careful for what you wish for. [/quote] Can I get an AMEN! Just kidding! This has a ton of truth in i

Reply to Adieu, JoeUser in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Ah DrDev, yer one the good ones around here and I am gonna miss yer musings, Twas a pleasure the "see" you struggle through med school and beyond. be at peace, always. Elie

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[quote who="CharlesCS" comment="1"]Remember, we live in a world where people don't wanna believe the good guys are the good guys and wanna believe the bad guys are actually the victims of the "good guys".I love my children, my family, my friends and my fellow Americans and would never want to wish any harm upon them. But there are times when fire must burn down an entire forest so that a new, better one can grow. I think it's time for Obama (the fire) to consume what is left of this country s

Take an Inch, take a mile, take a country, take a Continent in Politics JoeUser Forums

I received a letter {yes snail mail does exist} from a friend that live in Bristol England; A short while ago those "peaceful" had a Muslim and I quote " A Religious Peaceful Demonstration" {GAG} IN LONDON. THE DEMONSTRATORS STATED UNEQUVATVLY that their aim was to take over England. A few of the "peaceful signs carried by them were as follows: "be prepared for the real Holocaust" Lets remember that British schools do not teach about the Holocaust in WW2 because it might of

Reply to Tyson Chicken deep sixes Labor day in US Domestic Stardock Forums

[quote who="EL-DUDERINO" comment="4"]Yes step one in overturning an American holiday in favor of a Religious one favoring one specific religion. How soon will it be before another plant somewhere else uses this example to do the same thing, give an inch, take a mile. watch and see.Um, pretty much every company forces you to take off Christmas, how is that not favoring one specific religion? The bottom line here is that this is one union at ONE plant. The members of that union at that plant ar

Reply to Tyson Chicken deep sixes Labor day in US Domestic Stardock Forums

[quote who="Sodaiho" comment="3"]I really don't see the problem here. Companies chose all the time when they will allow workers a day off. Chick Fil-A and Hobby Lobby have signs up that say they are closed on Sunday so that their employees may worship. Sunday is the Christian sabbath, so these companies are favoring one religion. I was forced to take Christmas off and use a vacation day for Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah when I was working. It is what it is.Be well.[/quote]</p

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[quote who="Texas Wahine" comment="1"]If you read up on it, it was part of a union negotiation. The majority of the workers at that specific plant are Somolian refugees, and that is what the union representing them asked for, and received.It doesn't apply to any other plant.[/quote] Yes step one in overturning an American holiday in favor of a Religious one favoring one specific religion. How soon will it be before another plant somewhere else uses this example to do the same thi

Tyson Chicken deep sixes Labor day in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

Tyson chicken has decided to deep six labor day in favor of making the day into a Muslim holiday! http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/06/us/06muslim.html?ref=business How much more insulting can An American company get?

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[quote who="cactoblasta" comment="66"]How you get "bloodlust" from a single act is so far beyond my thinking, I have nothing to reply with.Well I'm making assumptions, the first being that he's the kind of person who regularly gets into fights. People who don't like fighting don't get into fights. The second is that if he does like fighting, and if he doesn't feel guilty about murdering someone, then obviously he wouldn't have many qualms about killing again in similar circumstances. Bloodthi

Reply to The Israeli-Palestine Question in Current Events Stardock Forums

[quote]Leauki[/quote] Why are you wasting your time with Bahu? he has already made it abundantly clear he is a fervent Anti-Semite, and the only solution he wants concerning the Jews, is Hitler's "final solution"

Reply to the Breakfast Club...23 years and counting in Blogging Stardock Forums

This is a good article, I wonder why more comments have not been left. Good critique of a movie I still love and watch pieces of time to time. { I know it so well}

Reply to Better days lie ahead. in US Domestic Stardock Forums

[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="23"]I see the greatest transfer of wealth as that from our pockets to Exxon. Did you see there last profit/loss statement? Good grief.Did you see their sales? Did you do the math to find out their ROI? Doubtful. Those who decry the profits want no company to make more than they did some arbitrary years ago, regardless of inflation or increased investment.This demonizing the oil company profit is stupid and childish. And if followed to its ultimate conclusion, will

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[quote who="Sodaiho" comment="22"]Sorry, but that is such a typical Democratic talking point, the transfer of wealth YOU are talking about is staying in America, this is a good thing, the transfer of wealth I am talking about is going to nations that hate America. But it was a fair to average try to throw things off subject, while appearing to stay on subject, something the left is very good at.[/quote] [quote] You have got to be kidding me. Exxon is a multi-national with subsidiaries

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[quote who="Boudica" comment="19"]I find it interesting how Pelosi dismissed for a 5 week vacation instead of dealing with the energy issue. I think it would be incredibly funny if Bush made a call for Congress to come back!Republicans need to hammer away on this issue. McCain could win on the drilling issue alone. The majority of Floridians and Californians have no problem with drilling. They DO have a problem with $4 per gallon and up gasoline. [/quote] I got gas today for 399.9 and

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[quote who="Adventure-Dude" comment="18"]*smells the air*Ahhhhhhh, the sweet smell of MM rants. I find it interesting how Pelosi dismissed for a 5 week vacation instead of dealing with the energy issue. I think it would be incredibly funny if Bush made a call for Congress to come back!Great article. [/quote] Gee AD, my rant is on a different page, this is just the truth.

Reply to Every attack on Obama is racist in US Domestic Stardock Forums

As long as Hussein can keep everyone on defense by calling them racist, he never has to answer any questions of substance. Not that the Main Stream Media will ever ask him anything harder than "where do you buy your clothes at?" I believe when he debates McCain, if McCain appears to have the upper hand Hussein will call McCain a undercover Racist and walk off stage screaming " I will not be on the same stage as a racist"

Reply to Rant time, Times two in Blogging Stardock Forums

[quote who="terpfan1980" comment="5"]Where's the cake? I was promised cake![/quote] Just reach into this bag on my lap.