ParaTed2k

ParaTed2k

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Mooseplow: [quote]In a way yes. We recently had a scare here in Milwaukee when it was announced that miller and coors were merging for a project and that the HQ moved for sure and they didnt know if they would continue brewing beer here. [/quote] Excellent example of MY point. Miller isn't owned by an American company, it has been owned by South African Breweries since 2002. By your way of thinking, South African Breweries is committing treason against Sout

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As others have said, parts of the speeches are made available before they are given. I noticed a whole lot of "poisoning the well" in most of the pre speech coverage though. Her speech was everything it was meant to be and more. She covered all the bases she needed to, put the incompetent press in their place and let the Obama/Biden campaign know that she isn't going away anytime soon. She also showed that you can give a great, inspiring sp

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[quote]Wikipedia is a novel approach to a "cloud based" encyclopedia, but it isn't set up with a 'review board' or experts who comb through the contributions constantly, verifying and certifying them. As such it could never meet the standard demanded in the Rules of Evidence. The Judge ruled correctly. After all. would anyone agree to a person whose credentials as a Neurosurgeon were not verified by a duly recognized body 'popping your top'? I think not.[/quote] And yet the study

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I'm not sure if I'd accept a wikipedia article as identity proof either, but I kind of laugh when people look down on Wikipedia as a reference for facts and information. The journal Nature did a study comparing the number of inaccuracies in Wikipedia compared to the Encyclopedia Britanica. They found an average of 2.92 mistakes per article for Britannica and 3.86 for Wikipedia. Not bad when you think about it.

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Mooseplow, because of the friendly gesture that you made on PMs, I'll continue in the discussion with you... [quote]I will respond anyway. If you cant see that selling out your country economically can be the same as militarily than you are as short sighted of a conservative as I have seen. You should be able to at least admit that it is possible. Get it man, your giving away good paying jobs to hundreds of thousands of americans and sending that overseas for people making a buck a da

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[quote]But either way when I say equality, I mean equal between all races, sexes, and people. Cocaine is illegal for all people, so yes that is equality. Men do not have restrictions as to what they can or cannot do to their body.[/quote] Yet another similarity between abortion on demand and legal Black slavery. The idea that one person can own another. Equality is, neither men nor woman can kill a fetus. Your own example shows the inequality of the "pro choice" argu

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All I know is, the savaging of Sarah Palin and her family has just begun. There is no way the sexists in NOW, the incompetent press and the far left are going to allow a conservative Republican to be the first Woman VP. They are going to pull out all the stops in the sleaze department to make sure that doesn't happen. In the end though, whether Palin becomes VP or not, NOW, the incompent press and the far left are going to have exposed themselves for who they are.&nb

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[quote]I look at it as the same as sending military secrets overseas(when you do it to the degree that is going on now) your just doing it economically by hurting our own people. [/quote] If you truly equate selling military secrets to outsourcing you are truly a sick individual. Thank you for this comment, it tells me that there is no reason to waste my time reading any of the swill that comes from your depraved mind. Don't bother responding, because I won't read it.

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[quote]Did you pay attention to the first part of the statement "They're going to try to make you afraid of me. He's young and inexperienced"[/quote] Nice example of "poisoning the well". ;~D

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[quote]Pregnant teen = family values?[/quote] No, but it looks like the family is handling the situation just fine. She didn't abort Trig when she learned he had Down Syndrome and was there to help when Bristol told her family she was pregnant. So far, in the family values department, Sarah Palin is 2 and 0 and counting.

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[quote]You forget... that's for 'not' working. [/quote] LOL Daiwa, true! But then again, Union leaders demand that employers pay union members whether they work at "work" or not.

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Apparently there is an official statement from Gov. Palin about this. Bristol Palin (the 17 year old daughter) is now 5 months pregnant. She is planning on keeping the baby, and she and Levi (the father) are planning on getting married. If she is 5 months pregnant now, it would have been difficult for her to have had a baby around 18 April... That or she got pregnant again, before she had Trig, just to cover up being pregnant with him. McCain says that he knew

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Mooseplow: [quote]And unless you share parents with your co-workers, none of them are "brothers" or "sisters"... unless of course, you are a Marxist, then I question your respect for freedom. This was your quote, Simply put you said that if I call my co-workers "Brothers" or "Sisters" then I am a Marxist ans you question my respect for freedom. Are memebers of the military Marxists? With this quote that is what you are saying.[/quot

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Mooseplow: [quote]I respectfully ask that you recant your remark about questioning my respect for freedom. [/quote] I only questioned your respect for freedom is you are a Marxist. I know that union members call each other "brothers" and "sisters", but it's a meaningless term in that context. When you compete for a job with them, are they still your "brother" or "sister"? Are you happy that some other "brother" or "sister" got that p

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Mooseplow: [quote]Please read my whole statement as I say right in there that I do say stuff to people if need be. But you will never and I mean never see management doing that to other management. I make sure my Brothers and sisters act responsibly and honestly. However management time and again will cover up for each other even when they know the other is lying, again this is based on many supervisors caught over the years[/quote] I did read your statement and I find your attitude a

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[quote]However, pretty much every stance she has I disagree with. My vote is still going to Obama as of now...[/quote] In the voting booth, that's what should really count, isn't it. The rest is just fun talking points.

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Mooseplow: [quote]no thats not my job, but I certainly dont encourage any sort of complete goofing off. [/quote] So it is your job to make formal complaints about management, but never about your co-workers. Your co-workers can steal all they want and you will look the other way everytime, but if management pisses you off, then heads should roll? Hypocrit!

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Elvee: [quote]Something I suspect the Democrats were not counting on. Now Obama and crew are all of the sudden worried about the experience factor! Gimme a break![/quote] Apparently they figure that the VP needs to be more experienced than the President. lol

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[quote]Just as many times as I have seen management, its pretty equal. Cant count the number of times that management gets a nice catered meal that costs the company wads of cash and then takes extended lunchs. Were all people so generally its pretty equal.[/quote] But do you file a grievance against your co-workers when you see it? Or should complaints only be made against management?

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I have to laugh at the whole "she has no experience" strategy from the DNC, I mean, what VP choice has any presidential experience? That is why Governors are popular candidates for president, it is the closest thing to "on the job training" for presidents. It tells me the DNC really doesn't know where to go with this choice. I mean, they have an nominee who has basically no experience at all who admitted it by choosing a running mate with years and years in Washington

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Gov. Sarah Palin, McCain's running mate. Now here's a reason to vote Republican. She is young, vibrant, a mother of 5, supports domestic drilling but has stood up to the oil industry, she's a straight shooter all the way. She's not a enviro-wacko, but she is very pro-conservation. 80-90% approval rating in among Alask

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