The interviewer paying for that socialist rag should have told the clueless noodle guy, to share his magazine for free. After all it belongs to him equally, therefore it is "their" magazine. One must show these socialist posers exactly what their life would be like if they had their wish. They want socialism until it's their pockets getting picked.
[quote]I am truly impressed how selfish our society has become when they fight for rights for specific groups of peoples but don't do the same for the entire population .[/quote] Chuck, that would be called a socialist uprising if it were to occur (and probably the ultimate wet dream for some union big-wigs). But I do understand where your going with your comment. It's all me, me, me. If those chirping for their rights would only look a a history book and rea
You folks just don't have dragon's blood. [e digicons];)[/e] Charley has the cash (for now) to buy the spotlight. IMO he is just on a bender that perpetuates itself by crazy action to explain crazy actions. It will all stop just as soon as the audience gets bored (or he kills himself) and moves on to the next fountain of entertainment.
It's all about being PC.
In China if you are sick and have no money the hospital kicks you out. This includes life threatening diseases. I've seen it first hand. I was recently looking in the AARP forums (not a member, or ever will be, so I can't post there) and actually saw an anti-capitalist liberal promoting the virtues of China and how we should be more like them. The problem as I see it B2 is that stupid people (or at the very least, the uninformed) vote too. Sadly the media promotes it. Hate to
Unless you can prove Davis went out looking for someone to shoot, IMO the "Rambo" reference was uncalled for and really added nothing to your article. It's a reference the American far left uses regularly to emphasize their disdain when ever another American, preferably a conservative or someone on the right, takes action to defend themselves on a personal level or the nation on a national level. As far as the story goes, from the info I have heard, the Pakistanis should be givin
[quote who="Tova7" reply="38" id="2886111"] Interesting! I first think of Rome, then Great Britain. Japan is far down the list, but no less a good example. I think Darth Vader. [/quote] lol[e digicons]:rofl:[/e] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e]
Get rid of the corporate tax. It's a sham tax anyway. Does anyone actually believe companies pay this? No, it winds up as in the cost of the product and passed onto the consumer. So maybe if we weren't absorbing a 40% hidden tax on everything we buy, manufacturing would increase. Why the US imposes this self-inflicted handicap on the dwindling US manufactures amazes me. No wonder no one wants our stuff.
Personally I'd be more interested in seeing his college grades. That should be easy if he is as intelligent as his supporters profess. I want to see if my affirmative action tax dollars were well spent or not.
[quote who="Rightwinger" reply="160" id="2873635"]"Army! Navy! Air Force! Marines! What a wonderful way, to meet the man of your dreams!" I understand that the Army is, indeed, enjoying the benefits of an influx of gay recruits, since the repeal of DADT. Problem is, they all want to be stationed at Ft. Dix and Ft. Leonard Wood..... [/quote] I hear loads of funny jokes about this all the time. Then I realize that this force that won two world wars and sent fear in the h
[quote]I do agree that we need to improve and update our gun regulations[/quote] IMO we need to enforce the hundreds of gun laws on currently on the books.The government is great at making new laws, but it sucks at enforcing them. The following data is a bit dated, but one gets the idea: A 2002 U.S. Justice Department study of 272,111 felons released from state prisons in 1994 found that within three years of their release: • at least 67.5%
Ginger acted when the guy had a loaded weapon. The others acted during the time the shooter was closest to their equal, when he had spent the last round in his magazine and before he could reload the next magazine (no chance or action prior to this). The second action was much better thought out, with less time available, than the first action. Had anyone waited until he reloaded and tried to slap the weapon from the shooters hand, I would have given that person the same grief I did Ginger.</
Interesting. I wonder how many are conflicted between their beliefs and their personal responsibilities. I'm quite sure they all don't have the options this officer has available to him. After all it is about a concession for a life style not a physical attribute.
Come on Tova she was the youngest adult there![e digicons];)[/e] Actually, she tells the story different from the sheriff. In this case, as opposed to the other one, this woman had a viable strategy in mind... get the shooters magazine away from him (no handbag swatting). I like this action much better. Also, I'd call the man that died shielding his wife a hero and he was an old fellow.
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All I know is all this global warming is murder on my heating bill. Brrrr.
[quote]THat's it... I'm a liberal.. [/quote] Uh, there's an app for that.
[quote who="Smoothseas" reply="6" id="2862226"] I'll personally buy his supply of Kleenex if he does what he says he will Then hurry up and buy the kleenex. Oh unfortunately what he will do is only what he told those on K Street he would do, so if you don't come from K Street you might buy some kleenex for yourself as well. [/quote] Glad you're in the inner circle, and got the memo. Didn't you liberals cry that the Democrats needed time to "clean" up Bush's
[quote]if you are not unfortunate to be unemployed or fortunate enough to making over 250k annually that ultimately you are the one left to pick up the tab for this one.[/quote] Hum, I say a big portion of the income range effectively pay zero federal tax at the end of the year and some even make a little. What tab are they picking up? http://money.cnn.com/2009/09/30/pf/taxes/who_pays_taxes/index.htm</
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[quote]The irony is those that are all for the "refusal to work" do not realize that the inevitable end of their "Utopian" society is Stalin-ism or Mao-ism - and their death. The Horse did not realize he was headed to the glue factory - or the sheep to the butcher.[/quote] DG you may recall my theory on "Human Hardwiring". I believe you touch on it a bit above. For the rest, I believe humans are deep coded to keep their populations low through an ingrained desire
[quote who="heil_stardock" comment="6"]That must have been the origin of the awesome idea of stopping the oil leak with golf balls. [/quote] lol I guess it was. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
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GWB did take a lot of work (and world leaders) to his ranch. Not sure if Obama owns the place he stays at in Hawaii. He's been president for a bit less than 2 years so he is doing well for the time spent. As for Bill Clinton, looks like he got his relaxation time the last place Hillary would expect, the Oval Office. IMO the first lady did her husband no favors taking that extravagant vacation in Spain (even if she did pay, the taxpayers paid for security) in her "let them eat cake" moment. As