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Einherjar86
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I said I voted libertarian; not that the candidate was a libertarian. He was just on that ticket. Personally, I was really reluctant to vote for him.
Prismatic Sphere
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Too bad Ron Paul didn't win the primaries; maybe in '12.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4BY5ZGurCU&feature=related[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLZq2iaMpXY&feature=player_embedded[/ame]
One is funny and spot-on, the other one isn't as enjoyable; but not unforeseeable. Watch in whichever order you prefer.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4BY5ZGurCU&feature=related[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLZq2iaMpXY&feature=player_embedded[/ame]
One is funny and spot-on, the other one isn't as enjoyable; but not unforeseeable. Watch in whichever order you prefer.
Jimmy... Dead.
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I like the first video. It reminds me of a convo I had with my Aunt who is completely illogical and a stubborn tea partier.
Prismatic Sphere
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Jimmy... Dead.
contemplative curmudgeon
She's a stubborn religious drifter. I'd have to spoon feed her the self evident before I could even try.
Sometimes it's like talking to a smart teenager with a lot of "knowledge" but doesn't understand how to use it.
All books. no discovery, no creation of her own. The process of thought isn't there, and her value judgment is just waaaayyy off.
Sometimes it's like talking to a smart teenager with a lot of "knowledge" but doesn't understand how to use it.
All books. no discovery, no creation of her own. The process of thought isn't there, and her value judgment is just waaaayyy off.
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Court to issue warrant for the founder of "WikiLeaks"
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/11/18/sweden-seeks-detain-assange-rape-case/?test=latestnews
Looks like this fellow is in some deep shit.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/11/18/sweden-seeks-detain-assange-rape-case/?test=latestnews
Looks like this fellow is in some deep shit.
zabu of nΩd
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Well he did kinda manage one of the biggest military exposes in history. The U.S. govt's probably pulling every string in the book to get him hauled in.
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Saparmurat_Niyazov
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Jimmy... Dead.
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What are those videos called? I've seen a couple of them lately.
Like this one on Veganism: http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7708519/
Like this one on Veganism: http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7708519/
Prismatic Sphere
We Carouse
No he isn't. And if I ever met Julian Assange, I'm buying him a fucking drink(as should you). Fuck the secrets.
Prismatic Sphere
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That video was seemingly PRO-vegan, so I didn't watch it all the way through. I don't think they're the same video producers.
Badbird
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Poll: Republicans Want Anti-HCR GOPers To Just Say No To Gov't Health Care
Evan McMorris-Santoro | November 23, 2010, 2:12PM
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Republicans and independents have decided that incoming members of Congress who ran against health care reform and still take their government-funded benefits are hypocrites. Democrats, not so much.
That's one conclusion from a new national poll from Democratic firm PPP, which shows big majorities of GOP and independent voters saying the politicians who ran against the health care reform law should forgo the health care benefits they're entitled to as employees of the federal government.
Just 28% of Republican respondents said that new anti-reform members should take their federal benefits, while a whopping 58% said they shouldn't. Among independents -- who voted for the GOP in big numbers on Nov. 2 -- 56% say politicians who made health care repeal a cornerstone of their campaigns should deny themselves their government benefits. Only 27% said they should take them.
The split is much narrower among Democrats, who presumably support the health care law and the idea of government-assisted health care in larger numbers. Forty percent of Democrats said that politicians who ran against the health care law should take their government care anyway, while 46% said they should decline it.
Overall, the poll shows the electorate is not interested in paying for health care benefits for politicians who opposed government-funded health care on the campaign trail. Just 33% said anti-health care politicians should take their government benefits, while 53% said they should burn their government care cards.
The issue of anti-health care Republicans taking government benefits became a headline last week after Rep.-elect Andy Harris (R-MD) -- a vocal anti-health care law physician -- raised a stink because his government-sponsored benefits package didn't kick in fast enough.
As PPP pollster Tom Jensen writes, the new poll suggests a way that Democrats could actually use government health care to their advantage, something that seemed impossible for them on the trail this fall.
"This is an issue where Democrats really have the opportunity to create tension between the newly elected officials and the Tea Partiers who put them there by highlighting the disconnect between the freshmen Republicans' rhetoric and their actions," Jensen writes. "Their base clearly expects them to act in a way consistent with their stated opposition to government provided health care...If Tea Party activists continue to get let down by the Republicans they elect it increases the possibility for them to shift their energies toward third party conservative candidacies in 2012."
PPP surveyed 707 registered voters by automated phone call Nov. 19-21. The margin of error on the poll is 3.7%
Evan McMorris-Santoro | November 23, 2010, 2:12PM
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Republicans and independents have decided that incoming members of Congress who ran against health care reform and still take their government-funded benefits are hypocrites. Democrats, not so much.
That's one conclusion from a new national poll from Democratic firm PPP, which shows big majorities of GOP and independent voters saying the politicians who ran against the health care reform law should forgo the health care benefits they're entitled to as employees of the federal government.
Just 28% of Republican respondents said that new anti-reform members should take their federal benefits, while a whopping 58% said they shouldn't. Among independents -- who voted for the GOP in big numbers on Nov. 2 -- 56% say politicians who made health care repeal a cornerstone of their campaigns should deny themselves their government benefits. Only 27% said they should take them.
The split is much narrower among Democrats, who presumably support the health care law and the idea of government-assisted health care in larger numbers. Forty percent of Democrats said that politicians who ran against the health care law should take their government care anyway, while 46% said they should decline it.
Overall, the poll shows the electorate is not interested in paying for health care benefits for politicians who opposed government-funded health care on the campaign trail. Just 33% said anti-health care politicians should take their government benefits, while 53% said they should burn their government care cards.
The issue of anti-health care Republicans taking government benefits became a headline last week after Rep.-elect Andy Harris (R-MD) -- a vocal anti-health care law physician -- raised a stink because his government-sponsored benefits package didn't kick in fast enough.
As PPP pollster Tom Jensen writes, the new poll suggests a way that Democrats could actually use government health care to their advantage, something that seemed impossible for them on the trail this fall.
"This is an issue where Democrats really have the opportunity to create tension between the newly elected officials and the Tea Partiers who put them there by highlighting the disconnect between the freshmen Republicans' rhetoric and their actions," Jensen writes. "Their base clearly expects them to act in a way consistent with their stated opposition to government provided health care...If Tea Party activists continue to get let down by the Republicans they elect it increases the possibility for them to shift their energies toward third party conservative candidacies in 2012."
PPP surveyed 707 registered voters by automated phone call Nov. 19-21. The margin of error on the poll is 3.7%
Prismatic Sphere
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Any Democrat, lefty, liberal, progressive, liberal-lite, or anyone else for that matter who defends or accepts anything from George Soros and who also, at the same time condemns the recent TSA Scan-Scam bullshit is a fucking dipshit moron.
Why? He OWNS the fucking equipment! Rapiscan, who contracted the machinery, is owned other by none other than Michael Chertoff and George Soros.
I think(and have heard) that many Fox News people are in reality Democrats. And they may break George Soros' balls about nothing but I have not heard a single one of them mention this.
FUCK! When the FUCK are people gonna wake the fuck up!?!?!
Why? He OWNS the fucking equipment! Rapiscan, who contracted the machinery, is owned other by none other than Michael Chertoff and George Soros.
I think(and have heard) that many Fox News people are in reality Democrats. And they may break George Soros' balls about nothing but I have not heard a single one of them mention this.
FUCK! When the FUCK are people gonna wake the fuck up!?!?!
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I'm surprised I haven't seen anything in here yet about the North Korea and South Korea thing
Dak
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Saparmurat_Niyazov
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I assume you're suggesting China made them do it so we won't be able to devalue or currency any further?
Dak
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It's certainly a possibility, as well as the additional problem that if it escalates we are basically required to go in and intervene, further stretching our military.
China and Russia also just entered into an agreement to exclude the dollar from bilateral trade, among other freshly forged deals.
China and Russia also just entered into an agreement to exclude the dollar from bilateral trade, among other freshly forged deals.
