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Cheeseburger_in_paradise

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  1. My sentiments... Who was advising that Kid... Betcha he has "liberal" parents.

     

    "If it feels good" crap is just that, crap.

     

    I like to hear the kid's personal take on it, dig deep into the company policy and just get an informative, deep down opinion.  Not that it would change my mind.

     

    Isn't COBRA super expensive?

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    Yeah, Cobra is a joke. No one whose unemployed can afford it.

  2. The words Limbaugh and balance should not be uttered in the same breath.  He is a fat, drug-abusing hypocrite who preaches moral conservative values, but can't even come close to living his own life in a morally acceptable manner.  His talk show has degenerated into non stop name-calling that most kindergarteners would find childish.  He has mastered the art of implying things about others without actually leaving himself open to libel.  He is manipulating the unintelligent masses with his tripe strictly for his own financial gain and has been doing it for years.  He cannot possibly be as ignorant as he appears - he says things that are extremely controversial just for the ratings.

     

    He is everything you people say about Michael Moore and then some.

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    Get up to speed. He lost 80 lbs and went thru rehab. I don't know him personally; so I cannot comment on things YOU imply. If the media had been doing its job, he would never have found a venue. You give no examples for your scorn and you are typical of his critics. I don't listem to him anymore. I've actually gone back to listening to music when I'm in the car, probably better for my blood pressure. If he hadn't come along though, there would be a lot more people out there that believe animals have RIGHTS.

  3. Looks like America is the loser again, no matter which of these idiots is elected.

     

    Love the 2 party system.

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    In general, the two party system has served us pretty well, until maybe 15 years ago or so. I don't want to be like Italy, or France with all their parties, or the like the Muslim nations with their ONE party, or their one family in control. Maybe a three party system would be better. The Good party, The Bad party, and the Ugly party. The Father, The Son, and the Holy Ghost parties. The Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes it rains parties. The more I think about it, three is better than two. It's definitelty more.

  4. Rush Limbaugh and Fox do all-day, every day what Moore did in one, two-hour movie...present a one-sided argument to tell a story.

     

    Libs doen't have a Rush, so why can't they spin their own biased story? Isn't that what makes America so great. You can say whatever you want. Even if it's not true. So, why should one be accepted, and not the other? Why is one honorable, and not the other?

     

    Take Rush on one hand....a 3-time divorcee drug addict preaching conservative values. And you have Moore, a money-grabbing whore, who sticks up for the poor in our country. Makes perfect sense, doesn't it?

     

    They're all slime. Why is it that republicans can dish it out, but not take it? There is no difference between these men.

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    Limbaugh has steadily built and grown his audience for over a decade by giving conservatively biased commentary on politics and social issues, that gives balance to the traditionally liberal bias of NBC, CBS, and ABC. Moore on the other hand, totally makes stuff up. He is a circus act that has to keep moving from town to town as the people there get tired of the act. But eventually they want moore.

  5. I heard today the tally is now 985 or 990, depending. The question is, which news organization will be first to report the one thousanth death (not counting Haliburton or civilian employees), since hostilities began. Or which organization will jump the gun, that is , be pre-mature? I predict A.P. on Saturday September the 11th. Anyone else want to play?

  6. The Russia of old would have been done something BIG by now.  But the new Russia is dirt broke and limited in what they can do.  Did you see how poorly equipped their special forces were last week... and that was the equivalent of their Delta Force.

     

     

    I believe the response could be in the fashion of the "OLD WAY." Russia kept a huge portion of the a world under its thumb for over half a century. And it wasn't all that long ago.

  7. Can you say Draw 'n' Quarter? How about Head on a lance? D!¢k-in-mouth atrocity....

     

    If these sick bastards want to go Medieval so badly, the Brits did Medieval pretty well.

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    Smeered with honey and tied to an ant hill. That's the (native) American way.

  8. I think these people are politically and spiritually motivated.  Labeling them as evil may satisfy a desire for an explanation that excuses us from further thought but we have no hope of defeating them if we don't figure out what makes them tick.  If killing them is the only way to respond, then so be it.  We still need to know them and understand them as best we can if we want to be successful in that effort.  Besides, what does explaining them away simply as being "evil" get us?  It is a meaningless observation.

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    And part cultural, as they are trained from an early age that this is acceptable. To understand them is of necessary importantance, especially for Russia. But to dismiss this event as just part of an ongoing rebel cause, doesn't begin to explain a lot of the questions now being raised, such as the foriegn participation and funding of it. And as for the word evil, I believe there is real evil in the world. But that's because I also believe in God. If you don't like that word, let's just call them racists, perhaps a more meaningful term to you. It certainly applys in this situation as much as it does in other cases where it's loosely thrown around. But you can keep you R Word. I'll keep my E word. And I already know what makes them tick. It's their time bombs.

  9. Thanks. I also posted a similar link to an earlier thread. See below.

    Chechnya

     

    And I'm not trying to justify or support this, I just disagree with people who are trying to equate this to Al Queda's global Jihad.  Would they also consider the IRA's violence in their effort for an independent North Ireland Al Queda related too?

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    Russia now believes this was Al Queda supported. These were not freedom fighters. This was another suicide mission, like the simultanious destruction of the two Russian jetliners, this one designed to take out a school full of innocent children. This is pure evil on a scale the IRA couldn't have even imagined.

  10. No.  I've met plenty of Muslims in my travels who want the same things as everyone else.  Religious zealots suck, no matter what they worship.

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    You got to wonder why the overwhelming majority of these attacks lately are carried out by people predominately from the muslim world. It can't be about poverty. Mexico has poverty, but they don't send their daughters to El Paso to blow up busses, airplanes, and school children. I still think their Koran needs a new testiment.

  11. Take the trouble to read my prior posts in this thread regarding Miller's lies.  Lazy.

     

    If that isn't enough for you, here is an article from Slate on Miller's lies:

     

    Lies, Damned Lies, and Convention Speeches, Fred Kaplan, Slate

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    What a crock. The author states those systems never came up for a vote, and then mentions a two bills with the same weapon systems in them, that Kerry did vote against. I guess this must be one of those true lies the terminator was talking about.

  12. "My job tonight is an easy one: to present to you one of this nation's authentic heroes, one of this party's best-known and greatest leaders...In his 16 years in the Senate...John has worked to strengthen our military" - Zell Miller

     

    "For more than twenty years, on every one of the great issues of freedom and security, John Kerry has been more wrong, more weak and more wobbly than any other national figure" -Zell Miller

     

    I find that a little contradictory.

     

    Indecently if you are looking for transcripts of convention speeches:

    http://www.gopconvention.com/news/speeches.shtml

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    In all the years he spent in Congress, Kerry probably was involved in SOME (flip-flop) legislation that strengthened our military, thereby making the statement basically truthful. I don't see how that is a 180, is my point. When you're introducing someone like that, the whole point is to give them a glowing introduction.

  13. That IS funny... the guy does a complete 180 after 3 short years???

     

    Sounds like he should join the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth as an honorary member!

     

    He's from Georgia; big suprise there... I suppose if John Edwards was running for President, Miller would have slobbered at the chance to speak at the DEMOCRATIC convention instead. Stay in state where you belong.

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    Miller's kind introduction at a speaking engagement, bassically highlighting Kerry's resume, hardly contradicts the message he delivered last night.

  14. At the very least I think he's more honest than Kerry (i.e. more willing to be himself, rather than portray the image he thinks he should).  And smarter than Bush, his "I Have a Scream" speech notwithstanding.

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    But he also insinuated, if not right out said, that Bush knew about the 9-11 attack before it happened. A sinister plot that Bush was part of, for some diobolical reason. Please? Wait till he finds out about the Aliens that are here that the Bush administration has kept hidden because they want to...uhmm. Maybe I shouldn't be telling you any of this.

  15. Yeah the truth, like "As I watched the towers fall, I said 'Thank God George Bush is our president.'"  Nice.  The symbols of New York come crashing to the ground with thousands of people in them and all he can think of is partisan politics.

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    He said that? Does sound like a bit of a stretch. I remember thinking something like that during that time, but more like the thank god it's not Clinton in charge. Or Gore. But not at that precise moment of the buildings falling. I was more horrified than anything then. All those people. But, this is the RNC. And this is political theartre. There was certainly plenty of it in Boston. And there is going to be mention of 9-11. There has to be. For there not to be any mention of 9-11 at the 2004 Republican convention, that would be like there being no mention of slavery at the 1864 convention.

  16. Actually, the anarchists protesting the RNC were also protesting the DNC as well.  They are hardly representative of the Democratic party.  And of course they're going to say the police response was brutal...they're friggin' anarchists.  They're dead set against the principle of law enforcing bodies.

     

    What I really want to know, though, is why the Institute for Anarchist Studies has a .org website.  :doh:  <_<

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    So they are an organization? Organized Anarchists! Sometings wrong with that!

  17. He is a perfect case of a person who loves all the attention.  9/11 was as much a boone for him as it was GW.

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    His liberal stands on most issues will never allow him to win a republican primary. He doesn't care. He spoke the trruth tonight. And you call him a whore.

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