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<t>Ahso!;1353501 wrote: Funny, you guys were talking differently when Rhumsfeld, Cheney and Bush were dissing France and any other country hesitant to participate in our illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan. Good grief! :wah: The US should c...

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<t>Ahso!;1353494 wrote: Good call, Spot. It'll be interesting to see how the US behaves from here on out, though to imagine it will remain neutral and permit the will of the Egyptian people to determine their own fate has proven wishful thinking if history tells us anything. From what I've seen, Egy...

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<t>Ahso!;1353496 wrote: Everything should be on the table in a true capitalistic society. Anything not profit motivated should go. Surely, religion would do better as a commodity, wouldn't it, Bob? Capitalism is the respect for other's property and contract. ...

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<t>Scrat;1353486 wrote: We don't know that he is quitting, he just ran to one of his mansions. Maybe he needs to check out the estates in DC in peace. How about next door to the chimp? Dood, I have zero respect for obummer but your racist remark referring to him as a chimp is absolu...

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Ahso!;1353488 wrote: ...you enter a church that does not require a cover charge.

...if you do not view religion as a product.

Psssssst. Church stuff belongs in a different thread.

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<t>Scrat;1353485 wrote: Flat out wrong. Capitalism is about making as much as you can as fast as you can. What you refer to is rights and laws, all of which are secondary to the above. Respecting others rights, behaving ethically and contract law are for the weak and stupid. Damn boy!?!?...

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Ahso!;1353483 wrote: Must.......not......answer.......must.....not........answer......

:wah:

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<t>Ahso!;1353472 wrote: From Merriem-Webster Online: Definition of SOCIALISM 1 : any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods 2 a : a ...

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<t>littleCJelkton;1353451 wrote: The time has come," the Walrus said, "To talk of many things: Of shoes--and ships--and sealing-wax-- Of cabbages--and kings-- And why the sea is boiling hot-- And whether pigs have wings." At lea...

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<t>Scrat;1353468 wrote: That guy is is in the gulag. They had a saying in Russia in WWII. A German prisoner would ask a guard on a march to a POW camp, "When will we see a barracks?" The guard answered, "You will never see a fence". He'll never see a jury. Nor will Assange if they get hi...

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Ahso!;1353467 wrote: Already answered. That's three, Baghdad, lucky for you this isn't baseball or a court of law run by a conservative judge.

Another non-answer answer?

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Ahso!;1353465 wrote: That's a different thread, Baghdad. You may want to create it. Let's remain on topic, please.

Does that answer remind you of your postings?

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<t>Ahso!;1353466 wrote: For you true capitalists, do you require bidding at the table for say the mash potatoes, corn or what have you with you in control? Capitalism is the respect for other's property and contract. I don't see hpw your scenario applies. For ...

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Ahso!;1353462 wrote: You don't charge her? Sounds half-ass to me. no surprise.

I could if she enjoyed it.

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<t>Ahso!;1353460 wrote: Do you walk the talk, Baghdad? Or are you guilty of the hypocrisy as charged? If you were a proud socialist, you'd open your house to anyone and everyone. Share & share alike. You let your neighbor come over and take $20, $50, or more from your...

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Ahso!;1353460 wrote: Do you walk the talk, Baghdad?

In my house? Yes!

Mrs. BB charges me for sex.

I feel lucky tho cuz I know a couple of guys she charges a lot more than me.

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littleCJelkton;1353453 wrote: oh and I am not giving it to no weird cartoon bears to wipe their ass with.

A good socialist would share. :-4

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Ahso!;1353455 wrote: I thought of those on my own - no copy/paste here.

It's self evident.:yh_eyerol

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ZAP;1353361 wrote: How would you interpret it?

:wah: You're expecting a direct answer?

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<t>flopstock;1353449 wrote: I found this interesting Egypt: Mubarak Leaves Cairo as Protesters Demand His Resignation - ABC News {Hoping for change}With Mubarak kwitting, I wonder if a couple of million ppl protesting against the messiah could make...

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Is this what you want?

Attached files

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littleCJelkton;1353448 wrote: as long as it is the ultra soft kind

Agreed.

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<t>yaaarrrgg;1353444 wrote: On that level, it's clear why republicans want a republic and not a democracy. The founders of this nation looked around and designed the 'great American experiment'. They saw democracies degenerated into mob rule. Representative republics worked in a man...

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<t>Ahso!;1353440 wrote: The financial structure of The Packers is good with you? Surely you're okay with the idea of public ownership of the American health care system? Isn't that the fear behind the individual mandate, that public ownership may eventually result? I'm fine with ppl...

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<t>Ahso!;1353434 wrote: I was not aware the Green Bay Packers is a publicly owned team, were you? I wonder why conservatives aren't attacking The Packers like they are PBS. Any answers? The Super Bowl of socialism - Super Bowl - Salon.com The Packe...

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gmc;1353430 wrote: Be interesting to see what happens to Bradley Manning. Dare they give him a jury trial?

WTF are you babbling about? :yh_ttth

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<t>Cowboy303;1348897 wrote: I had this scam about a month ago "security tool" it took over my computer I could not do any thing. It sed every thing was infected with a vires so I had to go on to safe mode to get it off it took me like a week to finely get it off Sounds like you were...

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<t>gmc;1353370 wrote: Meanwhile western economists still hold to the insane idea that inflation can be controlled by controlling the cost of money and call for interest rates to rise (well they do here anyway). I think fifty years from now people will look back and ask wtf were we thinking. It's lik...

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<t>Scrat;1353335 wrote: A good set of points. For two decades, jobs and dollars have flown out of the US and across the Pacific, meanwhile the American people have suffered high unemployment and a diminished standard of living. Looking for someone ...

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<t>My sincere condolences to you and your family. As others have alluded, you can't live other people's lives for them and agree that you have nothing to feel guilty about as the outcome would have been the same. BTW, I've got a brother riding in that sa...

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<t>To broaden the argument about this subject, the birthers are not a sole issue group. Many question his legal name being Barrack Obama or Barry Soetoro, and his citizenship thru renunciation by his mom in Indonesia, or if the father named on the BC was not Frank Marshall Davis, among ot...

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<t>Snowfire;1353318 wrote: Bob, nowhere in the NYTimes article, which examines the natural-born citizen issue in detail, does it say that the requirements by law are that the mother and father must be US citizens for the candidate to be "natural born". This seems to be something that was attached as...

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<t>Ahso!;1353311 wrote: And what exactly does that mean, if I may inquire? You may inquire but I'm not going to answer. I answered directly yaaarrrgg's post with a quote. For some reason you have to find fault with it and go off topic. If your question is do I understand liberish, t...

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<t>Attention all believers! Please put on your blinders! There has been an official shift in the messiah's history: What Boyles believes -- and I think he's right -- is that Team Obama is preparing the media for a shift in the official Obama saga. To this point, the...

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<t>Ahso!;1353308 wrote: Bob, that is now two posts from two different people (Spot and yaaarrrgg) which you seem to not understand in the slightest. You appear to have a very narrow perspective. The only help anyone can offer is to encourage you to revisit both posts at a later time and see if that ...

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<r>yaaarrrgg;1353270 wrote: Yeah, he was definitely born in Panama. The political strategy seems to be: stay on the attack, and attack an opponent with one's own weakness. For example: The candidate Bush dodged the Vietnam war? No problem, just attack the opponent Kerry over ...

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<t>yaaarrrgg;1353208 wrote: The campaign released a birth certificate to the public, it was certified by the election commitee, and he was elected. His birth certificate looks about the same as mine does. :yh_rotfl The Certificate of L...

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<r>yaaarrrgg;1353188 wrote: Looks like Hawaii is cashing in on the silliness. If the new bill passes, anyone can order a copy of the official birth certificate directly from the state. <URL url="http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/28/us/politics/28brfs-BILLWOULDOPE_BRF.html?_r=1"><...

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<r>spot;1353171 wrote: It's a reasonable question. It makes no difference to the outcome, which is predetermined - the chap's in the White House and no judge is going to either throw him out or refuse to allow him to run next time either. I do think my question's interesting though, it's a pity you ...

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<t>spot;1353169 wrote: I'd be very much surprised if he did. Do try to answer my earlier question though, I've no idea how you'd do it and I'm interested:I think it's worth asking who benefits. It made no difference as to whether he held US citizenship or not, he did that as an automatic ...

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Ahso!;1353165 wrote: Let's see ----- Hillary's campaign! ta-da!

Yep! Give that man a Popsicle!

Done in none other than by Linda Starr of the party of personal destruction.

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Ahso!;1353162 wrote: *raises hand* OH, I do, I do.

Do tell!

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<t>spot;1353110 wrote: To believe the conspiracy involves accepting the following claims to be truths. That Barack Obama's mother gave birth to him outside of Hawaii, on non-US soil (traditionally referred to as "Kenya"), and subsequently flew with him into Hawaii after his birth. <b...

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Anyone here have any clue as to where / how the birther issue got started?

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<t>Accountable;1353035 wrote: It's not political correctness. That's x-zackly what it is. You haven't gotten me doing anything. Uh huh. Have somebody specific in mind? even those people who might already agree with his ideas start second-gues...

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<t>Accountable;1353025 wrote: You missed the point, but I'll do something you seem never to. I'll clarify. It's not about people not thinking alike, it's about presenting yourself as such a douchebag that to agree with you makes one feel slimy. One of these days political correctnes...

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<t>Accountable;1353019 wrote: There are those people who present themselves so distastefully that, rather than convincing others that their thinking may be correct thinking, even those people who might already agree with his ideas start second-guessing their own convictions. Bob is such a person.<br...

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<r>spot;1353015 wrote: You can't call HMS Illustrious an aircraft carrier, Bob, it's equipped only with helicopters. It has no aircraft. Once upon a time HMS Illustrious was an aircraft carrier but it's not now. The UK Armed Forces, as far as I'm aware, owns no aircraft capable of landing on and tak...

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Accountable;1353012 wrote: I think it might take complete collapses of the political and economic systems before we pull back to a sane military policy.

Your a cloward-pivenite ?!?!?!?!

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Bruv;1353010 wrote: I just wonder why an apparently intelligent person needs to call their President a silly name ?

To know him is to loath him.

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