Jauronimo
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That's why most people here just ignore him.
But you gotta love the entertainment value in the frothing, left wing hatred for the guy. They have no idea what really happened but the fact that a white guy shot a black guy is enough to send them into hysteria.
No, a hispanic man with a "white" sounding last name shot a black man, and thats all the media needed to declare a hate crime.
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Obama's bad mmkay? He's bad mmkay? He's got this secret dark side we don't know about mmkay? Even though he's been POTUS for 4 years...you should know if you think you know him you don't b/c he's bad mmkay?
Are you funny?
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i'm not talking about the merits or faults of the bill itself. talking about political bravery, conscience and principle. and your post directly refutes doc's assertions.
My post has no bearing on any of Doc's opinions.
I'm not discussing the merit of the ACA either, and I certainly don't see any political bravery in passing the ACA. Love it or hate it, the ACA has injected incredible amounts of economic uncertainty into the equation and should not have been passed during a period of depression. I see no other motive for ACA than a shallow man looking only to preserve his own name.
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really? you think pushing the aca enhanced his chances of winning this time around? i very much doubt romney would champion a cause this controversial even if he strongly believed it was the right thing to do.
I very much hope that Romney would have had better sense than to cram that abortion of a bill down our throats at the worst possible time for no other reason than to leave some type of legacy. How you can consider passing the ACA as some benevolent move where Obama sacrificed his political viability for the betterment of all mankind is simply baffling to me.
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because it's not news. obama has consistently said that the wealthiest americans need to pay more in taxes. he passed the aca. he frequently talks about the need to help people up and out of poverty. these are all ideas that redistibute wealth. it doesn't take a rocket surgeon to see this.
Yet he vehemently denies being a socialist, and anyone who labels him as such is derided by the media who dismiss such claims as preposterous. So which is it?
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So Dan Brown was right, well somewhat correct.
Until it gets re-examined 1,000 times and it turns out that the parchment doesn't say wife, but reads "my life partner and soul mate Sergio..."
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I'm no ones body guard you wet stain. I'm laughing because you actually think you got the better of someone else with that asinine post.
Please spare me the smack down
You'd better tread lightly. I'm still in pain from when NJ "destroyed" me during the previous "Religion of Peace" thread. And speaking of boyfriends/body guards, where's Romeo?
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Anyone who is upset by this need take a look at themselves in a mirror. Most likely, a very large mirror.
Also, they intend on having an all vegetarian store in India soon.
McDonalds is already pretty widespread in major Indian cities, but they substitute chicken for the classic all beef-byproduct patties that we in the states know and love. The Maharaja Mac is ok as I recall.
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It's gotta be a brilliant, genius move...because the Pats* made it. Until it doesn't pan out, of course...at which point it will be justified as a "there was nothing to lose" acquisition.
I other words, the exact opposite of the Merriman signing where it was always a stupid move because we did it and it was extra dumb when we cut him loose because we invested so much.
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I think the Pats are going to start running 3, 4 or even 5 TE sets. Gronk, Hernandez, Winslow, and Shiancoe on the IR? They keep bringing in TEs. Whats the downside? Does any team have the personnel to handle that type of look? And if they do doesn't that leave them vulnerable to every other conventional offense in the league? Maybe I'm getting carried away, but I think Belichek is looking at the success of Gronk and Graham and the effectiveness of his 2 TE attack and toying with the idea of expanding the role of the TE.
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I guess you can say the writers of the Quran got real lucky saying the Jews and Christians are allies, huh? After all these years, too.
I'm not going to pretend that there aren't some things in the Quran that are extreme, because there are. Same can be said about the Old Testament and the Talmud, right?
Right. And if atrocities were currently being committed in the name of the Talmud all over the globe you might begin to question that particular institution.
To apply your logic elsewhere, Chicago doesn't have a murder problem because the law clearly states that murder is a serious offense.
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No, I'm serious. Who attacked us? Do they speak for an entire religion?
It seems at times that they do. The majority does not seem to have a voice. When they do speak up its generally a condemnation of any and all violence immediately followed with a large but...you must understand.
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I just don't understand how these nations still don't like us after over 3 years of the coolest administration ever.
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I condemn the violence against our American brothers in the middle east. May they RIP.
To all of those that would like to see whole nations of people get wiped off the face of the earth, I have one question.
What makes you any better than those radical savages?
The color of our skin, of course.
In all seriousness though, I think its an us vs. them mindset. I don't think its really at that point, but if those are the only two options I choose us.
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They need to make the bathrooms more conducive to fornication.
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I may get ripped apart for this but maybe here is a way to keep the bills in buffalo. What if we had a donation like setup on a website or something. Almost like green bay but the fans wont really get the recognition and just add whatever money is donated to jim kellys group and if its not enough give the money to a buffalo based charity and have something to where if someone gives the alot they get seasons or signed stuff or whatever but just a though. It would really help if ralph lived another 10 to 20a years though
If the girl on the bus got bullied and got 700k whay can we get to keep our beloved franchise in buffalo
That's just asinine.
Why don't we just bully Jim Kelly the next time we see him on the bus and then people from around the world will give him their money, saving us our hard earned cash? I'm not sure how much more obvious could it have been? Did you give this any thought?
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I always felt we've known no greater ally or closer friend than Egypt. Given that they punch outside their weight class.
Punch above their weight. Consistently.
We can all sleep well tonight knowing that Denmark and Egypt are our strongest allies.
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HIPOCTITE SAYS WHAT?
Oh, I get it. You think I'm going to say "what" like I'm a hipoctite? I saw Wayne's World too, man, and Wayne's World 2...man.
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Which Van Halen though? The original DLR version, Van Hagar or (gulp) the Gary Cherone version?
DLR all the way. Anything else is Chickenfoot to me.
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Seems to me everything Palin had warned us about Obama four years ago has come true. There's no debating it anymore. He's a failure. He's an empty chair. He's the worst modern president in our history and that includes Jimmy Carter.
There are people in this country who are actually going to go and vote for this failure in november. But she's the stupid one? Give me a break.
Almost no one is voting on record or anything tangible, and that applies to both sides. Its all image, and loosely associated with the individuals running for office.
If you ask the typical slob why they vote the way they do, then you're likely to hear some derivation of: the GOP as a bunch of racist, war mongering, evil white guys trying to get richer, or the left as a pack of spineless, terrorist sympathizing, pencil pushers who would like nothing more than to give your job to an illegal immigrant and your house to a single-mother crack whore.
Most seem to default to one side because they view the other as crazy. Ask them what their candidate believes in and it will be either hysterically ignorant or a long silence.
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Is the OP a surprise to anyone? European nations have been electing Obama for decades, and the bill finally arrived for 40 years of "free" pizza. The fact that Europe has learned little from their failed experiment should not come as a surprise. What is absolutely shocking is that citizens of the U.S. who've been able to observe the debacle abroad still think we should head in that direction. Who cares that France has witnessed rates of unemployment consistently above 8% for decades, a number which is considered a crisis in this nation, and that Spain is even worse off? Lets aspire to be the fastest lemming.
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Great point--though, what's the punitive precedent for the Joe Paterno "you could have done more" offense?
We blast Van Halen at them until they lose all faith in God, just like Noriega. Is there anything Van Halen can't solve?
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Wait, someone is claiming there is no media bias?
If you're referring to my post, then I strongly suggest you read it again.
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I don't need any convincing as to the extent of the media's sympathy for our current administration, but I really don't see any bias in the OP's article. Nor do I see any way in which the article can be perceived as blaming Bush for our economic woes.
There are plenty of fine examples, but I don't think this is one.
Trayvon Martin Case
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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So instead of some bleeding heart lib crying about injustice we would have Dave in Elma posting the article calling for the border to be locked down.