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killer6600
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| i can`t believe people, i was 12 seeing his "tiny little ads" infomercial and knowing it was bullshit, yet people bought it |
DarkShear
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| Chevy Volt, great idea, awfully high price. |
Charkoth
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| I remember when the Volt was advertising with Rush Limbaugh of all people...I bet that wasn't cheap. Good to see our tax dollars hard at work! |
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| Why you be hatin` on Martha Stewart? That woman can cook. And Clean. And Make a nice home, unlike most of the ghetto women out there.
And in her day, she was good looking.
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| I LIKE hybrids and I wouldn't get a Volt. I don't want to have to plug in my car, I just want it to use gas more efficiently. |
Smokin Joe
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| Banks are adding those fees to get people to either open a savings account and get a Credit Card or move their checking account to another bank.
They're reacting to some fee cap that's been instituted, I can't remember the specifics of it off the top of my head, but it is supposed to help small-businesses. Unfortunately, it would appear the fee is being passed directly from the bank to the consumer.
However, it makes complete business sense for the banks to do this, the irritating part is that now us customers have to do something. |
Charkoth
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| This happens every time government steps in an tries to set price limits and caps to "help Americans being taken advantage of by evil corporations". The end result is they hurt the very people they are supposedly helping. I'm still pissed over their credit card reform act that raised every single credit card interest rate for everyone. Considering I was able to pay off all of my credit cards in a few months it didn't really hurt me but most people aren't able to do that and they are now paying ridiculous rates thanks to (in this case) the Obama administration.
If they want to enact parts where the banks must show how long it will take to pay off a card at minimum rates much like cigarettes must contain a "causes cancer" sticker I'm all for it. The public is generally ignorant so forcing corporations that profit from ignorance to inform their customers of the consequences is great. Capping what they charge on a good or service, or charging them excess tax/subsidizing them is where it gets screwed up. |
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| Wow Grammar Troll: Hilarious!!! |
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| Drugs? What are you even talking about. Pot hasn`t killed a single human being ever. Yet we sell cigarettes and alcohol that kill hundreds of thousands. Fuck those assholes putting someone in a cage for possessing a harmless plant. |
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| Pot hasn`t killed a single human being ever.
Not one single person in the entire history of humanity has ever died because they smoked pot? What the hell are you smokin...oh wait, never mind. |
Charkoth
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| Yeah people never get impaired when driving or flying or anything like that.
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| People die because they ate too many donuts, do you blame the donuts? |
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| Also cell phones impair people just as much, yet totally legal. |
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| Thanks for skimming over that cigarettes and alcohol kill thousands and its never brought up by a single politician. |
killer6600
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| you`ll never win with rational thought with the war on drugs fighters |
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| Model-T human beings... go read your scroll. |
Smokin Joe
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| Technically, alcohol or tobacco hasn't killed anyone either.
But there is plenty of evidence that they will greatly increase the likelihood of cancers and heart disease.
However, compared with Marijuana, there actually are close to zero negative physical effects. |
hjparcins
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| Alcohol poisoning will definitely kill you. |
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| I`ve often marvelled that other countries like Mali or Thailand or the Phillipines will have really Draconian penalties for Marijuana possession. Like 14 years for 1 kilo, or even DEATH.
Now I have a strong feeling who`s behind these laws: International aid money from the US on the condition that they make these laws. Our war on drugs gets people KILLED.
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| Alcohol poisoning will definitely kill you.
Yeah. It sure will. And I guess overdosing on nicotine patches will as well. However, your example does occur more often, although I guess it doesn't necessarily hurt my point.
Few. |
killer6600
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| Are you saying there are 0 physical effects to drinking or there`s 0 physical effects to pot? |
hjparcins
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| I'm for marijuana legalization btw.
Doesn't make sense that it's illegal and yet alcohol isn't. Alcohol is quantitatively WAY worse.
Legalize and tax the balls off of it - kind of like cigarettes. |
RowdyRoddyPiper
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| Herman cain used to work for the federal reserve hes another establishment scumbag like obama. another wall street puppet. so of course hes going to bash wall street protestors. looks like they wanna keep the black president thing going with cain so if you dont like what his banker cronys do they will call you a racist for not liking it. This seems like the plan for 2012. so looks like we will get an exact carbon copy of obama just under a different title of "republican"
if we dont get ron paul in its just another 4 years of massive job losses and continuing destruction of our libertys. ughhhh. Romney and the other fakes are just there to steal your campaign funds if you were actually stupid enough to donate to them. they are nothing but actors and dont intend on winning. |
Charkoth
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| The more and more I read about Cain the more I like him. The key point is actually READING and not just headlines. I haven't found a candidate I've agreed with more than Herman Cain, I really can't find anything about him that I don't like.
The key reason Cain is awesome is he has no problem saying he doesn't have an answer on something because he doesn't have all the facts on the subject yet. Every other politician out there will give an answer on something that is uninformed and ignorant (like Obama's "I will close Guantanamo Bay"). I love how he just cuts to the chase, doesn't get all PC and slimy, and has an executives way of understanding how to solve a problem you must first define it. |
killer6600
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| he won`t call mormonism a cult, he just choses not to speak about it, if i were a christian i`d be pissed at that |
hjparcins
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| Seriously, Cain is the shit. Again, he should have been our first black president, not the unqualified turd we have in there now.
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RowdyRoddyPiper
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| I did a photoshop for cain and obummer. enjoy!
Obama and cain are bird cage lining |
Charkoth
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| Mormonism isn't Christianity just like every other religion that isn't exclusively based on the teachings of Christ. When you start introducing shit after the time of Christ is becomes a cult.
That being said a person's religion has no bearing on whether I support them unless the ethics and morals of that religion don't coincide with mine.
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killer6600
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| does that not offend you as a christian though? for him to say i`m a christian i`m a christian, then just say no comment on the validity of another religion....especially one that completely bastardizes your own religion? |
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| That being said a person's religion has no bearing on whether I support them unless the ethics and morals of that religion don't coincide with mine.
This is probably the biggest reason I couldn't support Cain. His religion leads him to dislike Muslims and gays far too much for me to think he's actually a sensible individual.
Of the Republican field, I would probably consider Jon Huntsman, Ron Paul, or (if he had actually decided to run) Chris Christie. Against anybody else, I probably favor Obama again. |
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| Is there any liberal or marxist cause Ben & Jerry`s has not supported? F***** hippies. |
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| Occupy Wall Street is such a joke.
Whatever you think that their message is that you agree with, I assure you...its not. 90% of the people down there are idiots wearing grunge with iphones in their pockets trying to get high and laid.
No one will ever listen to the other 10%. They are the left wing version of the tea party and just as toxic and just as clueless.
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| and has an executives way of understanding how to solve a problem you must first define it.
I was intrigued until that point, and that's when I got a little wary thinking about a CEO running our Country. |
Charkoth
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| does that not offend you as a christian though? for him to say i`m a christian i`m a christian, then just say no comment on the validity of another religion....especially one that completely bastardizes your own religion? That is no different than Christianity versus Judaism. People bastardizing my religion doesn't bother me as long as people refer to them as "Mormon" and not "Christian".
His religion leads him to dislike Muslims and gays far too much for me to think he's actually a sensible individual. He actually gave a pretty good showing on The View where he says his personal beliefs will not influence his decisions and he is a strict Constitutionalist.
I was intrigued until that point, and that's when I got a little wary thinking about a CEO running our Country.
Better a CEO than a community organizer. A "Successful" CEO is one who can solve problems and lead people, probably the 2 most important attributes a president must have.
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killer6600
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| so if obama was a ceo instead of a community organizer he could have talked the teaparty into allowing cuts to spending and tax increases? |
GroverDill
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| He actually gave a pretty good showing on The View where he says his personal beliefs will not influence his decisions and he is a strict Constitutionalist.
That doesn't make any sense. Of course his personal beliefs will influence his decisions. There is no such thing as a strict Constitutionalist once a President is in office and is called upon to make actual real-world decisions. |
Charkoth
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| Killer, Obama doesn't have any visible problem solving or leadership skills. He does have excellent oratory and communication skills but those are not skills needed by a President. This is why CEOs and Governors make much better Presidents.
Grover How does that not make any sense?
"Real World" decisions can be made within the confines of the powers granted to a President by the Constitution. Constitutionalists like me see it as a black and white document not a "living document". In the very sense a jury acquits a murderer that they know is most likely the murderer for the existence of a reasonable doubt, a Christian Constitutionalist can support acts that do not coincide with their faith because they recognize that they are constrained by the laws and powers granted to them.
A President can do many things that go against his Oath to "Preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States" much like Obama telling Eric Holder to no longer pursue illegal immigrants but that doesn't make it legal and it isn't something a Constitutionalist does.
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RowdyRoddyPiper
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| herman cain is the worse puppet ever. his 999 plan (its actually 666. as above so below in the occult world) this guy is going to surpass obama on destruction of libertys, police state, spying, gun grabs everything will be amped up byt this turd at on the puppet strings...and his 666 plan is disturbing. a 9% tax steal from us low wagers? do you know how painful that is going to be???? his banker masters are not just stealing everything nailed down they are stealing the still wet dog poo thats on the ground good lord......we are inf or some hard times ahead |
killer6600
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| ok, so if warren buffet was running the show, he could have got the tea part to vote to raise taxes? |
GroverDill
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| A President can do many things that go against his Oath to "Preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States" much like Obama telling Eric Holder to no longer pursue illegal immigrants but that doesn't make it legal and it isn't something a Constitutionalist does.
I'm confused. Where in the "black and white" Constitution does it say that the Office of the Executive must pursue illegal immigrants? |
GroverDill
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| and his 666 plan is disturbing. a 9% tax steal from us low wagers? do you know how painful that is going to be????
Haha, rad. Sorry Herman Cain, but to paraphrase Lyndon Johnson, "If you've lost RRP, you've lost Middle America."
:'( |
Smokin Joe
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| Better a CEO than a community organizer. A "Successful" CEO is one who can solve problems and lead people, probably the 2 most important attributes a president must have.
The Government isn't in the business of making a profit. Plain and simple.
You don't think a Community Organizer doesn't have any opportunity to lead? Shit, at least they are working with the public to better suit them. He's also done quite a bit more than just be a Community Organizer. |
hjparcins
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| Community Organizer? C'mon, give me a break. Might as well add that he was class president in 7th grade.
I don't remember hearing much about the great Obama, Community Organizer from the Mid 80's. Unless you're MLK Jr. or Gandhi, your community organizing can be a bullshit book club for all it's worth. |
killer6600
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| i love the debate about how govenors make the best presidents...it doesn`t matter at all
bush and clinton were both govenors, you`d have an easier time finding a unicorn that shits bricks of solid gold than someone that thinks they were both good at being president |
Charkoth
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October 12th, 2011 @ 5:27PM
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| Grover:
Article II Section 3 of the Constitution covering the duties of the President. "... he shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed"
Do you really want me to dig up all of our immigration code? We have Federal laws in place to oversee the handling of illegal immigrants. By instructing the chief law enforcement agents in the country to no longer enforce those laws Obama had broken his Oath of office.
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Charkoth
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| I also find it humorous that the very people who complain about "loopholes" in the tax code (deductions) complain about the proposal that would eliminate all of them and save us nearly half a trillion dollars a year in IRS expenses and enforcement.
The problem is most "low wagers" don't understand just how much of a burden the tax code is to businesses and individuals who pay taxes. How many useless jobs are in this country that add zero growth to our economy who are solely responsible for managing tax code.
If you want to see an economic boom, cut the fat out of this country and put people to working on jobs that have a net benefit to the country. You would see a complete reversal of the fall of hyper inflation, drop in the dollar, and labor and wage reductions. Businesses would be able to breath and compete as they should be doing.
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RowdyRoddyPiper
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| Heres a good video by alex jones on the fake conservative cain. His best line" hey if you want to elect a federal reserve mafia don go ahead and vote for cain"
Wash rinse repeat steal your money be a sucker |
GroverDill
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| Article II Section 3 of the Constitution covering the duties of the President. "... he shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed"
Are you KIDDING me? I mean, I thought you were going to point me to some secret amendment to the Constitution that says something about immigration, but instead you point me to the part of the Constitution that explicitly points OUTSIDE the Constitution to define the role of the President? That is literally the stupidest interpretation of "strict Constitutionalism" that I have ever heard. Congratulations, that term now officially means nothing.
All law is open to interpretation. That's why we have a court system through which interpretation can be challenged and defended. If Obama makes changes to how the Justice department's mandate on immigration law, it's because he believes those changes are legally defensible and that the old mandate was a waste of resources.
Herman Cain will be absolutely no different in this regard (despite his claims to be a "strict Constitutionalist", which, as I say, means pretty much nothing in this context) - the only difference is that Herman Cain's interpretations (which I'm sure will still be legally defensible!) will be based on a value system that I highly disagree with. |
killer6600
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| if herman cain is a strict constitutionalist, does he believe he`s 3/5s of a person? |
Smokin Joe
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| Barack also worked in the state and federal levels of the Public sector.
He didn't just stumble upon a nomination for President either.
Edit: Also, HJ, it doesn't take much to realize that he wasn't just a book club organizer, he was worked within the Chicago communities, which isn't something that any asshole can just walk up and do.
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Smokin Joe
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| If you want to see an economic boom, cut the fat out of this country and put people to working on jobs that have a net benefit to the country. You would see a complete reversal of the fall of hyper inflation, drop in the dollar, and labor and wage reductions. Businesses would be able to breath and compete as they should be doing.
How do we do this other than have the Gov't assert its influence on the Private Sector?
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Charkoth
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| How do we do this other than have the Gov't assert its influence on the Private Sector?
First you have to see government as the problem, not the solution. |
killer6600
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| oh charkoth you`re fantastic |
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| We don`t even have a government. We have a monarchy with kings who are just dressed up differently and have managed to remove themselves. |
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| First you have to see government as the problem, not the solution.
That doesn't even make sense.
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Charkoth
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| Of course it does. You people are trying to use government to address issues that it isn't designed for or capable of handling.
This doesn't make sense to you because you've been convinced that the only way we as a society can progress is through government intervention. Until you can recognize that statement false you will be blind to the real solution.
When you asked the question it was in regard to me saying we could make our country more efficient by eliminating jobs that provide zero net positive growth like IRS Agents, tax accountants, tax lawyers etc, by the simple act of simplifying our tax code. The fact we have so many people working in that capacity gives you a good idea on just how much negative impact our government has on us....and that is only one aspect. |
Smokin Joe
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| I misunderstood and thought you meant in general, not just IRS/tax peoples.
So, are your two assumptions wrong because I misinterpreted what you said?
You people are trying to use government to address issues that it isn't designed for or capable of handling.
This doesn't make sense to you because you've been convinced that the only way we as a society can progress is through government intervention.
Next time, just answer my question and stop assuming what my intentions in life are.
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killer6600
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| charkoth, you think the entire irs will be shut down? won`t they have to still have people to be there to collect the money and whatnot? sure there might not need to be the ammount of people there, but surely there will still be irs agents doing audits on companies/people to make sure that they are declaring the proper ammount of income to be taxed
also, strict constitutionalist herman cain, still 3/5s of a person as the founding fathers inteded? |
Charkoth
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| I'm just generalizing Joe. I hear from so many people "the Government needs to do something about the economy" that it gets exasperating. How bad do things need to get before people look elsewhere for a solution?
Also through listening to Herman Cain the 9-9-9 plan would replace the employer side of FICA as well so it is definitely not a increase in taxes on the "working" poor.
Killer yeah we would have need of an IRS but not the monstrosity it is today. Deductions or "loopholes" as the left terms them are where the majority of auditing comes from. Personal returns are where the real savings lie as audits shouldn't really be needed since all income is reported to the IRS and there are no real deductions and capital gains are exempt.
Not sure what you mean about a 3/5ths person. Is this something about Cain's youth that someone is trying to make news of? I give that kind of crap about as much attention as the people worried about Obama's Birthplace or religion.
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killer6600
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| is it not in the constitution that black people are 3/5s of a person? i`m reasonably positive it`s in the original part, not even amendments |
Charkoth
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| The "intent" of the founders was never for slavery to be allowed. It was only a compromise reached as the only way for the southern States to join.
Either way Herman Cain is not a slave so the rule wouldn't apply to him even were it not amended.
A Constitutionalist believes in protecting and preserving the rights of the individual. Most of the amendments to the Constitituion were made in that spirit. |
RowdyRoddyPiper
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| Herman cain a strict Constitutionalist? NO he is a strict liar is what he is and a strict crook and a strict pimp for the bankers. If he was a Constitutionalist he would know article 1, section 8 of the us constitution which says:
"The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States"
Congress is supposed to print money! says nothing about a criminal offshore private bank printing our money that set itself up in 1913 while congress was away for christmas vacation. Set up the federal reserve act which then made it mandatory for percentages of OUR paychecks go directly to THEM. they are not govt. not one red cent goes to fix roads, build infrastructure or pay teachers or employ govt workers. its a private bank that showed up on the scene like tony soprano and paid off the few congressman who were there in wahsington on that christmas vacation and they passed the biggest robbery scam in american history. Now the bastards want more our of our checks and from purchases at grocery and retail.
You will find the federal reserve and the irs in the business section of the phonebook in washington DC not the govt section
another pimp scam that almost passed thats along these federal reserve lines was obamacare which the health insurance co`s wrote trying the same banker scam...either you pay us or face a 9 thousand dollar fine this would go for every american in the U.S.
They only cancelled the obamacare because they coulnt get the 9 thousand dollar fine law added it was bumped down to a 4 thousand dollar fine so the insurance companys didnt like that! they said "scrap it!" they will try the 9k or higher fine with cain when he gets in...they will call it caincare probably But its an exact mirror image of obamacare.
Cain seems the dirtiest out of the puppets up there and i can easily tell hes the rigged choice who will get in as his 666 plan is the worst thing for america and the few people who still hold jobs here. Gonna kill the last few jobs so this is the establishments choice i`ll bet. |
killer6600
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| thomas jefferson owned slaves, a lot of the founders did.
can we ban assault rifles because the founders could have never forseen their invention, thus not had the intent to allow people to have them?
you cant say "this isn`t a living document it`s black and white" and then say "well this is there `intent` and `spirit`"
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Charkoth
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| Hate to say it Nebu but that isn't a woman the police officer KO'd.
It's a MAN baby!
That's the problem with hippies....they all look like women. |
Charkoth
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| RRP when you can put together a cohesive argument that is fact based let me know. It is really annoying trying to separate truth from annoying conspiracy drivel. Now when I read your text it is in the voice of the crazy guy on the radio from Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Besides we all know the Mitt Romney is the figurehead of the Bilderburg group, the Trilateral commission, and the Illuminati. Do you seriously think the New World Order would choose a black glorified pizza deliveryman to lead the world?
Killer when I say black and white I'm talking matters of principle. Intent and Spirit are applying those principles to the very things you are speaking off....things the founders couldn't have foreseen. I don't believe assault rifles bans are constitutional nor do they follow the founders intent of an armed citizenship.
And please quit changing the subject to matters of slavery, we all KNOW that slavery was contentious and something that was the subject of compromise to ensure the southern states support. "Western" culture as it is defined today didn't exist then either. Women having the ability to vote wasn't necessary even thought I support it as the role of women at the time was much different than the role of women today. That's why we have amendments.
We've all been told that Thomas Jefferson had a bunch of children with one of his slaves too, yet new research has come out to show that he wasn't the father, his brother way. So much revisionist history being taught and accepted by the masses these days that it is no wonder people like RRP exist. |
Charkoth
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| Nebu stop reading Infowars before you end up as batshit crazy as RRP.
The key piece they should have bolded in that whole can't make fun of the TSA scare is this "in a matter that is reasonably calculated to convey the impression that the wearer of the item of apparel is acting pursuant to the legal authority of the Transportation Security Administration or Federal Air Marshal Service".
This is no different than the FBI or the CIA. You can't try to impersonate these Federal departments. They are just adding the TSA and other enforcement agencies to the list. If anyone thinks Saturday night live or whatever actors poking fun of the TSA are "conveying a reasonable impression" that they are actually the TSA they are retarded and a charge would get thrown out of court.
Infowars is just a bunch of scaremongering meant to control people just like a lot of the news in the mainstream. |
RowdyRoddyPiper
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| "Infowars is just a bunch of scaremongering meant to control people just like a lot of the news in the mainstream."
Yes charkoth everyone should get their news from katie couric and wolf blitzer and steve doocy right? the chumps on the payroll of the whitehouse? no wonder you are an educated moron. But whatever charkoth vote for cain sucker. 4 years from now when your broke and jobless fox news will be there to tell you herman cain just needs 4 more years to fix stuff then it will be ok. meanwhile the democrat side will have another chump promising change again.
and thats no conspiracy.
and do tell how its scaremongering to tell you there is poison in the water and in the vaccines and a ruling group of scum steer the world in a direction that is not beneficial to you. i mean do you want to just hear frosty good news like cooking recipes and fake economists on the govt sponsored news saying there is no problems everything is good remain docile thats what the fluoride is there for.
Alex jones and crew recently got a hidden cam in austins water treatment plant and got footage of the fluoride tanks. His report made the mainstream come out and try and defend but how can there be a defense against the warning sign on a huge vat of fluoride? notice in the pic the sign on the tank that "4" there is the highest warning of toxic you can get. Notice how this mainstream news source the type of pukes you get your news from how they spin it and defend the poison.
"Fluosilsic acid" Wanna know why you will get cancer? cancer thrives in acid drink up medical customer there are sprawling 10 story hospitals with 6 to 7 figure a year doctors who pay for their estates off of cancer suckers. oops sorry im scaremongering again perhaps i should link a dallas cowboys article of a guy in spandex who can catch a ball. thats whats really important.
Its so good for your teeth! |
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| so when you believe something is right you can point to the constituion and say SEE it`s right there black and white, but when you don`t it`s ehhhhh they only threw that in there to compromise with people |
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| that nintendo picture is awesome, it`s now my background |
Charkoth
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| I never said get your news from Katie Couric, notice I put Infowars in the same category as mainstream. My point is, don't get your news in any one place and you sure as hell don't believe what you read until you substantiate it with several sources.
Newscasts in general are NOT informational, they are directional....they are basically a bunch of headlines and someone with some type of agenda is controlling the information they want to lead you with. EVERY media source does this. CNN, MSNBC, Fox, even Drudge. You have to substantiate everything.
RRP when there is irrefutable proof of a ruling group of people steering the world I'll believe it. The fact you even believe such a thing says just how gullible you are. For the record, I don't drink any "city" water, only bottled Aquafina which is fluoride, chemical and mineral free. I'm not even denying that fluoride isn't probably as helpful as they say but the problem is you take it the next step and say that people and this hidden new world order are INTENTIONALLY poisoning the water for some idiotic reason. That is where you lose all rational people.
I still don't think you have a point killer. I'm really starting to agree with Herman Cain's liberal SIN tactics. |
killer6600
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| you said you`re a strict constitutionalist, i pointed out things in the constitution you don`t strictly agree with, you pointed out parts where you have to infer the ideas of people who lived hundreds of years ago
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Charkoth
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| Looking at the youtube of the crash you can see he was safe in the left lane, it was the dumb fuck to his front right that panicked and lost it turning left too fast which sent him airborn and ended up landing on Dan and killing him. Totally avoidable and it just took one mistake by one driver. |
Charkoth
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| I think pretty much everything in the Constitution was fine for the time. Amendments were made and the ability to admend the Constitution inserted for just this reason.
I was talking about Herman Cain the fact he was a Constitutionalist (which includes amendments to the Constitution). You keep pointing out the original document which is irrelevant and trying to change the subject. Most of what we love about the Constitution was introduced with the Bill of Rights (first 10 amendments). |
killer6600
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| talking about the constitution, then talking about a different part of the constitution is changing the subject?
at least you went from calling yourself and herman cain "strict" constitutionalists to just constitutionalists |
Smokin Joe
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| Reddit as a whole is fucking retarded.
Sure Jobs may have been 'more celebrated' after his death than DMR - but that's more of a function of the fact that Jobs had his face as a salesman everywhere. Shit, he even turned himself into a walking branded symbol of Apple Computers.
DMR was massively respected - he just didn't lead one of the most popular Tech Companies on Earth.
I can't blame Jobs for the fact that his products were amazing. There are plenty of folks out there ready and willing to point out that DMR provided the tools for Jobs and many others to create what they did.
Too many times people want to talk up one person through talking down another, that just doesn't make sense to me.
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| Yeah I quit browsing the comments on reddit. The users there were at one point fairly intelligent, but the IQ has been watered down by new users. |
hjparcins
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| Yeah, reddit threads are either 100% tired-ass memes, or a total circle jerk where everyone parrots the exact same political/philosophical statements and upvotes each other for agreeing. |
Smokin Joe
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| I guess I shouldn't have been so absolute with that judgment, because when Reddit acts instead of just comments, it does wonderful things.
The amount of charities and causes the various members have taken up are really cool. The meetups are always fun - the community is really neat, but like you guys noticed, the comments have some real asshats lurking around.
Whenever reddit treads on real life interactions, it becomes 100x more awesome. |
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| RE: http://i.imgur.com/zz3Au.jpg
Gates was pretty ruthless too. It is true about his charity contributions though. |
BloodClot
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| About Dennis Ritchie...
My friend said it best in a post he made on Google+, and I couldn't agree more.
"Dennis Ritchie, a principal creator of both the C language and the the UNIX operating system, passed away today...
He won't receive a tenth the adulation and tears that Steve Jobs did from masses of people and the media, but in my opinion he deserves 100x the credit.
You would not be using anything you're using today that has a computer if it were not for this man. I cannot think of one thing currently popular tech-wise that doesn't owe nearly everything to this man."
To see Jobs on the cover of so many magazines, and yet not see Ritchie on any is almost a crime in my opinion. Yeah, he wasn't a sales and marketing person, but he deserves so much more. |
Charkoth
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| Greater people have died than either of them without so much as a whisper from the media. It all comes down to perception. Steve Jobs touched people's lives in a more visible than Ritchie, it doesn't matter who had the greater contribution to society.
When did contributions to society matter when honoring someone's death, it all comes down to celebrity status. More people know Steve Jobs than Dennis Ritchie and more people know Osama Bin Laden than Steve Jobs.
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Miamihrrcne
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| if they made marijuana legal, i think most people would just grow their own. i don`t think government will make a lot of money off of its taxation of sales since anyone can grow a plant in their closet. |
killer6600
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| miami, while there clearly would be people growing their own, people can still grown their own tomatoes right now yet i see them in the grocery store all the time
i don`t see stoners making their own plants if they don`t have to |
Charkoth
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| That's why I quit watching the NFL 2 years ago. Was a lifelong Steelers fan before then. Too many pussy rules and regulations destroyed the sport. I saw players get fined ridiculous sums for fair hits and pansy Quarterbacks like Tom Brady exploit the system to try and get flags called. The NFL to me represents all that has went wrong with this country....what once was great now caters to everyone in a fear of offending someone somewhere. In addition to all of that I got sick of the ridiculous number of commercial breaks, even missing actual game time so they can squeeze in an extra commercial. Totally pathetic. |
Smokin Joe
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| So you stopped watching it during a time when it has become the most popular sport on Television.
You're such a hipster, Charkoth. I'm proud of you.
I also highly suspect your football knowledge if the only name you ever bring up is Tom Brady and have yet to mention a single actual play.
But that's ok, as a Patriots fan I interact with haters all the time. |
nate_orenstam
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| tomatoes are harder to grow than marijuana, killer. however, i agree, a ton of people won't think it worth the bother to grow their own unless the taxes are truly insane. its the convenience... starbucks is ridiculously priced compared to brewing your own at home but that doesn't stop millions of people from buying their coffee there |
Charkoth
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| I never watched football because it was the "popular" thing to do...I don't know anyone who watches football who does. I stopped watching it when they sold out despite my team going to the superbowl that.
Tom Brady is a Pussy. You can be a Patriots fan all you'd like that doesn't change the fact he is a pussy.
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Smokin Joe
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| I'd try to grow my own, but I hardly would have the ability to keep a constant flowering/harvesting schedule. I'd have my own personal batch that I'd care for, but..
You have no idea how awesome it'd be if I could just stop at a shop on my way home from work and pick up a 2 gram baggie of Sour Diesel. I don't particularly do Happy Hours all that often anymore and would rather mellow out, smoke a joint and work on my hobby projects, watch some tv with housemates or just relax in general.
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Smokin Joe
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| So you believe Tom Brady is the only player (not even quarterback) that wants flags tossed for plays he thinks were violations? I'm fairly sure you have to be downright stupid to let a play take place, think you saw a penalty, then do nothing about it.
And given what he went through to rehab his way back, I'm fairly sure you wouldn't call him that to his face, because he is probably much larger than you and you have no goddamn clue what it takes to even put on a punter's helmet.
I stopped watching it when they sold out.
Who? You got a problem with a Sport making money? What are you, a communist? |
HappySmurf
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| Holy sh*t Farming Simulator came out with Platinum edition?! Brb, quitting WoW. |
Charkoth
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| It is just his overall attitude that bothers me Joe. I've grown to love and respect many a player that has had character but was still able to maintain his masculinity(Like Troy Polamalu for example). Hell even his own (X)teammate Randy Moss said he looked and acted like a girl.
I got nothing wrong with people making money and as much money as they can, that is their choice. It is also my choice to stop supporting something that becomes something "lesser" IMO in order to appeal to the greater masses for more profit. Metallica was my favorite band until they sold out(cut their hair, softened their music). I stopped watching television when I was 17 after deciding the commercials were targeted towards lemmings and morons. I stopped watching the NFL for too many commercials, ridiculous rules that watered down the sport, too much political correctness, and double standards. To a lesser degree I quit WoW because it became a game that catered too much to casuals and keeping the hamster wheel turning.
Nothing wrong with putting your money where you mouth is Joe, that's Capitalism at its finest. |
Smokin Joe
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| Nothing wrong with putting your money where you mouth is Joe, that's Capitalism at its finest.
Absolutely. I got nothing wrong with that.
I find it hilarious to read you use the term 'selling out' and your opinion that it is bad.
I also find it hilarious that you choose Troy Polamalu when he consistently does shampoo commercials about his hair, and think another Patriots player, surprise, acts like a girl despite no evidence on the matter.
You think that Brady should have his masculinity checked even though he plays a position where the other side just wants to hit you so hard you don't get up? You ever see the OL/DL stand up and point like children when someone jumps offsides or there is a false start? That also grind your gears? C'mon man, what'd I say about being a hater?
Don't be a hater. |
Charkoth
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| I chose Troy Polamalu because he was the guy in the article linked but happened to have long hair too.
Troy has a history of not being afraid and taking big hits, that's why he's fun to watch and so good at what he does. He gets a pass on the hair because for him it's a cultural thing like a simoan warrior style or something.
Just google "Brady" and "Girl" for all the evidence you'd care to see. If I can live with Ben "Rapist"burger and accept it you can live with Tom "The Girl" Brady. I don't deny that he has probably the greatest mind of any quarterback in football and an arm to match but it doesn't make me like him and yeah I'm a hater ( = |
killer6600
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| nebu, i rarely call you out personally, because i like others here enjoy/appreciate the work you put in to this site when you really don`t need to
but did you actually read that occupy wallstreet article about the shootings up 154%? it clearly says that the police think the increase is because they`ve taken cops from where they are needed and put them to the protesters
no evidence that the cops need to be where the protesters are, they move them there, now shootings are up, blame occupy wallstreet!
headline SHOULD read "police chiefs retarded, shootings increase" |
Charkoth
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October 26th, 2011 @ 1:27PM
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| Yeah drudgereport headlines are definately slanted to the right. I never bothered to read that article because those type of statistics are always meaningless and pointing them out shows bias. |
Smokin Joe
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| and yeah I'm a hater ( =
hahahahaha.
and RE: Drudge's OWS = MURDER article..
I'd be more shocked that the NYPD is so unprepared that an organized rally (that's been going on for how many weeks now) would throw off where they can put officers for protection...
There is like 50,000 officers in just NYC (+several thousand FBI officers). How the hell could this be causing such an issue? |
Charkoth
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| I'm sure the increase in shootings has very little to do with the demonstrations. Looking at such a short time segment comparing it to a year prior when you are only dealing with a few dozen shootings in a city of what 8 million? is well within the standard deviation. Last year during this time it could have been raining most of the time or something. There are so many countless variables in the course of a year that drawing any conclusion from that data set is laughable. |
