I'm with Muggaz on this. Wardell can't keep the denigration of the left out any of his arguments. New York city I believe is in the northeast and there are plenty of blacks there doing menial tasks to keep the white privilege alive.
Euthanasia defies reality. Some people and sects actually believe that not only is suffering inevitable but it is necessary just as others question that without evil can there really be good or what does health mean if there be no sickness? I suspect a further argument would be thankfulness for brutes like Saddam; for what value would democracy carry without its counterpart? Yet is not a preemptive strike upon such butchery in a sense a denial of euthanasia by putting an end to the suf
Dorothy Canfield once said: “There just aren’t enough folks with sense to go around.” This was justification for her complaint of corruptive inefficiency and indolence that plagued all walks of life putting undue pressure on the small minority gifted with efficiency and diligence to supply the needs and comforts of the majority. The birth in a sense of supply-side economics. For it is only the entrepreneurs of good sense that are capable of creating demand from the hapless masses gulli
Jim is indeed an asshole--not for his hedonism--but for his bragging about it and probably points out the girls to all his friends. Sad.
The media over-reacted viciously and sadistically. The poor guy was embarrassed having lost after being in the lead for so long and simply acted stupidly but at the same time wanting to keep up the spirits of his hardworking followers. His action certainly is not on a par with the stupidity of a war predicated on disinformation. Chris Matthews in particular re-ran the clip all week and was salivating over it.
The New Hampshire debate demonstrated several aspects. First, that Sharpton is sharp, except in the realm of the Federal Reserve — but who is? — and that he obviously was deliberately targeted with the unfair question with the aim to embarrass the black candidate. More important was Edwards’ protest that the reporters’ questioning — gay marriage as an example — did not evoke the real issues confronting the nation. After all, there is a war going on and hardly the time to intro
I'm jealous--I always wanted central vacuuming--but enjoy it, Jill. Ah, carpeting: how well I recall the days of LPs and lying on the carpet to fly me to the moon. Gas fireplace? Well, since in FLorida, I miss the old log fireplace--though I admit it was tough to start it.
We are no different from others that put their own self-interests first. It was in our interest to back Saddam in their war against Iran and for us to back the Afghan war lords against the Soviet Union. Yet as suggested these interests do come back to haunt us.
I've never put much stock in Iowa either as a political trend; however, in light of Come-Back-Kerry, it seems they are thinking a little deeper as to his more electable. I know, Jill, your stance on taxes--let the people decide how to spend or save--still, there are many who do not have that luxury since they don't pay that much to begin with but certainly get slammed with state and local taxes, especially in revenue-sharing practically at a stand still. As for health plans, all Kerry is say
I'm disappointed that you cut short your political gabber. Explain.
You have a healthful attitude--keep being understanding and you will have even more friends.
Kerry’s surprising victory could be bad news for Bush because the anti-war people, perceiving the de facto war of choice, have modified their stand that it is best to elect one who thirty years ago as a veteran led the anti-war movement. They reasoned that who but a veteran, having experienced the heartbreak of a war predicated on disinformation qualifies to lead the nation back to sanity? Iowans finally realized that Kerry’s senate vote for the war — just as I had expressed i
Matt: How do you account for all the gun-toting heroes and HEROINES, the buffoonery of gays, with gun-control and civil union liberal addicts? Larry: All is relative--a rogue in sex is not exactly equal to a rogue who forges a war of choice on faulty logic. The polls showing strong support for Bush is indicative of your belief that the more roguish the better. Same applies to Arnold. Russell: Where have you been? If not guns or knives, surely, there's plenty of bloody kick ass.
Ingram and Carlson are relatively innocuous in their conservative views--could it be C-Span felt that the conservatives would therefore look moderate in contrast to Franken and Alterman?
As the memorial gives testimony--over fifty thousand brave Americans making the supreme sacrifice based on lies. Sounds all too familiar, doesn't it? I remember my mother saying, "Thank God, son, you will never have to go to war, since World War I was the war that ended all wars." [Of course, she as indeed so many others, did not pay attention to Hitler's move in the early thirties.]
Messy, it's no so much a question of the government forcing businesses to pay a decent wage as it is the recognition that business has an obligation to think in terms of human rights. Business is not created out of a vacuum; it needs workers, and also the government laws to protect commerce.
By what right does the corporate world decide what is the proper amount someone should make? I thought this was a generous country concerned with the commonwealth.
I absolutely empathize with "freedom" fighters and realize there is usually collateral damage; but I cannot go along with the cowardice of deliberately targeting civilians; our revolution, whether justified or not, was primarily directed at the Redcoats--I only wish the IRA had done the same, in lieu of targeting shopping districts in London.
Utopian aims, I fear, seem to reside in religions of absolutism, except Utopia is not of this world. Further, dangerous religions--my way or not at all--would just as soon see the termination of this world. Thanks for your insight.
Unbelievable! Here they have an evangelical, born-again president and they're still not satisfied--all or nothing at all! It reminds me of my Catholic faith in the days when they had all the answers. God, protect me by asserting a new and stronger separation clause.
Unmitigated irony with their history of the holocaust! They think Palestinians are like our native Americans.
Indeed it is a punch in the jaw. Yet even before Bush, past presidents turned its back on the Mexican border patrol as a joke. The only solution is to draft two hundred thousand for the express purpose of defending our borders. It's just too damn bad we didn't claim Mexico as US territory back in the mid 1800s.
I feel it is presumptuous to think that we are the only ones in an incomprehensible, sprawling universe and still counting. That to think that it took 14 billion years of development before life began is absurd, particularly when the Mars probe is hoping to show there is and was life there long before even ours. And if there is a mathematical formula underlying the universe, one can be pretty certain that the galaxies are teeming with life and far beyond our development. And who can say that the
I don't live in Arizona, and now that I've read the article I never will even though it is said that it is the new haven for senior citizens. I agree with the rep that there is a serious mental problem in the state--and this is on top of Bush unraveling the federal government! This is the kind of nonsense that will set off another Oklahoma City bombing.
Thanks, Occult, you've made my day. Engeeke: you have a point here; I had thought about enriching it with characters, but I was taken up with a quick epihany of undertakers and pyramids. Anathema: I think we discussed this once before about the method of choosing "featured" input; there seems to be a clique that dominates. and they remain there forever.
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