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This was a sincere question. I really am trying to figure it out. And mistakenly thought people here were open to discussion. Thanks for letting me know that you think I'm not worth a valid reply.
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Synaptrik wrote:
Thanks for letting me know that you think I'm not worth a valid reply.
You might be. Your question wasn't.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.
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Oakman wrote:
. . .that has a population 15 times the size of yours
So ? How does the number of people in the country define if it's a good idea or not for the country to have one set of laws ? This is an historical situation, it's not one that you guys came up with because you had lots of people.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Christian Graus wrote:
How does the number of people in the country define if it's a good idea or not for the country to have one set of laws ?
And yet you complain about American imperialism when we graciously attempt to transplant our laws and lifestyle to the world. Even when we started as 13 separate and independent colonies, then States (as in self-governing countries), the fiolks who lived in Vermont lived very differently from each other and had very different concerns. In some ways that's even more true today. Why should there be a one-size fits all law that does not take into account differences? I am under the impression that Oz has two separate sets of laws that overlap only somewhat. Three, really since I do keep reading about New Siouth Wales having different laws than Queensland, etc. Are you sure everything is as homogenized as you seem to suggest?
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.
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There is a fellow that is suing the government for information on how the TARP funds are being spent. Jerry[^] is the fellow in question. He's not asking for money in the suit. He's volunteered at Katrina, Ground Zero, Lake Charles, never asked for anything. His website cause is to get more males involved in nursing, not a porn site. He's an ex military person and not a liberal. Now on to my point: He's tried to get onto Rush's show and was called unamerican by the screener. He tried Hannity's show and was asked if he was an angry liberal. Is this the meme of conservatives for attempting to find out how the banks are spending the trillions of taxpayer money they have? The reason I ask is there is a lot of uproar about Obama's plan, and those same conservative voices have applied the same to the TARP program, yet in the media conservatives seem to apply selective outrage. TARP funds setup by Bush is American, but Obama's is Socialist. Anyone have any views on what exactly the conservative position is on this subject?
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Synaptrik wrote:
The reason I ask is there is a lot of uproar about Obama's plan, and those same conservative voices have applied the same to the TARP program, yet in the media conservatives seem to apply selective outrage. TARP funds setup by Bush is American, but Obama's is Socialist.
Limbaugh and Hannity were both extremely critical of Bush caving on the bailout, just as they have been on republicans supporting Obama now. If this guy was treated as a liberal it was for entirely different reasons. Conservatives are opposed to all of this. Any stimulus needs to be purely in the form of tax breaks, taking money out of the hands of government and keeping it in the free market economy.
Chaining ourselves to the moral high ground does not make us good guys. Aside from making us easy targets, it merely makes us idiotic prisoners of our own self loathing.
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As you are free to unavote anyone who disagrees with you.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.
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Synaptrik wrote:
Thanks for letting me know that you think I'm not worth a valid reply.
You might be. Your question wasn't.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.
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BoneSoft wrote:
I can't answer for the call screeners at either show, but I'm fairly certain that Rush and Hannity would have applauded this guys efforts, as do I.
That's what I thought and what I'm trying to reconcile. Thanks for an honest reply. Seems difficult to get these days on this forum.
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Synaptrik wrote:
Thanks for an honest reply
Don't mention it. I don't know how to produce any other kind, and don't care to learn. Which of course makes me ineligible for congress.
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BoneSoft wrote:
I don't fit Uh-bama's definition of working class
Don't flatter yourself. He doesn't even know who you are, I just asked him. He's currently got Homeland Security focusing on heavy consumption of Cough Syrup. Those people fit the terrorist recruiting profile.
led mike wrote:
Don't flatter yourself. He doesn't even know who you are
Umm, yeah. That's exactly what I meant. :rolleyes: I always forget that you aren't interested in constructive discussion. :sigh: Sorry about that...
public void Discussion(out bool constructive) {
Mike.BenefitOfTheDoubt = null;
constructive = false;
}
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led mike wrote:
Don't flatter yourself. He doesn't even know who you are
Umm, yeah. That's exactly what I meant. :rolleyes: I always forget that you aren't interested in constructive discussion. :sigh: Sorry about that...
public void Discussion(out bool constructive) {
Mike.BenefitOfTheDoubt = null;
constructive = false;
}
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BoneSoft wrote:
I always forget that you aren't interested in constructive discussion.
Oh sorry. I didn't realize your posts calling the president names was a sincere attempt at constructive discussion. Here you can have your rolleyes back. :rolleyes:
And now you know. But let's be honest, it really didn't matter, did it.
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And now you know. But let's be honest, it really didn't matter, did it.
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