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Dec 29, 2013 13:20:32   #
Ve'hoe
 
Yeah,,, and I realize some of the vampires are on my side of the aisle,,,

rumitoid wrote:
Congress can effectively say to those people "Get a job" and then pass laws like Obamacare and the deregulation of Wall Street and Banks and other industries that directly--directly!--weaken the economy and cause a loss of millions of jobs. The consequence of bad government produced this high unemployment. The lack of attention in fixing these problems bolstered this sorry state of affairs. Now the Congress says to these Americans they directly harmed by the conditions they created "Tough!" Total irresponsibility. They are fat and protected and made Americans skinny and vulnerable but feel no sense of obligation or accountability. Sad and sick.
Congress can effectively say to those people "... (show quote)

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Dec 29, 2013 14:44:23   #
rcksha
 
Tasine wrote:
Ve'Hoe, I think there may be a disconnect here. When most of us call for cuts, we call for cuts where real people aren't harmed - I want to see Congress take a paycut before ANYONE ELSE does. I want to see the EPA reined in, as well as all other agencies and bureaus because they are unelected and make horrific edicts we must follow or get fined. I want to see less waste, such as $5000.00 toilets, etc. I want the welfare roles supervised so that ONLY the truly needy get help. I want the c***ts off the rolls. EVERYBODY should want these things cut. Every c***t who receives welfare is c***ting the person who needs it but for budgetary reasons cannot have it. Honesty would be very difficult in DC, but the very least they could do is give it a TRY.

For instance: I once was in charge of Meals on Wheels in my county. The rules from above stated that if a person had a means of obtaining a meal, he was not qualified to have a meal delivered by tax dollars. We assessed regularly. The assessor happened to be sitting in this man's home when a guest arrived - with a bottle of booze. In the conversation it was noted that the guest came DAILY with a bottle of booze for the man. So I cut him off the daily delivered meal. I told him to have the man deliver him a hamburger, or something else to EAT instead of a bottle of booze. He was really angry, but sometimes difficult decisions must be made, and if everyone is too chicken to make those decisions, theft abounds. Greedy people are intensely selfish people - and they should not be enabled in their greed and selfishness.

OTOH, in my community when someone is down and out, the rest of us provide as much help as is possible. When we moved here, a lot of people were down and out and out of work. We put about 12 of them to work immediately, and kept them as long as our money hadn't run out completely. We apologized when we finally did have to let them go. We befriended a younger man, gave him an RV to live in as long as he paid his rent (and we paid him enough he could have afforded it). We loved him - but one month he missed his rent, the next month he missed his rent, and he had quit doing the minor chores we had asked of him. We told him he MUST pay his rent ($250.00) that included all utilities and the internet. He got angry and left us a severely damaged RV.

Most of us are not heartless, but neither are we stupid. I don't trust the government to do ANYTHING well, professionally, or honestly. Please don't ask me to lay down my brain. I want you for a friend. I don't know a single conservative calling for cuts that is not compassionate and helpful to all, especially those in need.
Ve'Hoe, I think there may be a disconnect here. W... (show quote)


Excellent post! Anyone with common sense and breathes air should be able to agree with this position. You state it well without a personal attack on someone that I see so often on these post sites. It's unfortunate all can't state opinions as well.

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Dec 29, 2013 18:05:16   #
rodulfo-tardo
 
Even sadder is the fact the National Socialist Party, the N.S.D.P., the N**i Party, this was the result of another re branding bid to pick up v**ers, to register these "independents" is the delusion of Karl Rove, this is the only way to go, however there is no plan in his empty head, except for the financial power he can get. This was the case when Hitler was elected Chancellor in 1933, but then again there is another party Rove belongs to, the 'Swedish Moderate Party', originally existed from 1933 to 1939, this must have been a re branding recall, not to surface again until the memories of the "Enabling Act of 1933" where forgotten.

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Dec 29, 2013 18:07:35   #
Ve'hoe
 
Then I truly don't see our disconnect,,,
People who c***ted should get creamed!!

It should hurt so bad that they don't do it again,,, not only the person who took money, but the person who gave it!!
A lot of c***ting is institutionalized,,, there are organizations based on bilking the taxpayer,,,

Right or left,,,,, they should go down,,, and down hard.

Tasine wrote:
Ve'Hoe, I think there may be a disconnect here. When most of us call for cuts, we call for cuts where real people aren't harmed - I want to see Congress take a paycut before ANYONE ELSE does. I want to see the EPA reined in, as well as all other agencies and bureaus because they are unelected and make horrific edicts we must follow or get fined. I want to see less waste, such as $5000.00 toilets, etc. I want the welfare roles supervised so that ONLY the truly needy get help. I want the c***ts off the rolls. EVERYBODY should want these things cut. Every c***t who receives welfare is c***ting the person who needs it but for budgetary reasons cannot have it. Honesty would be very difficult in DC, but the very least they could do is give it a TRY.

For instance: I once was in charge of Meals on Wheels in my county. The rules from above stated that if a person had a means of obtaining a meal, he was not qualified to have a meal delivered by tax dollars. We assessed regularly. The assessor happened to be sitting in this man's home when a guest arrived - with a bottle of booze. In the conversation it was noted that the guest came DAILY with a bottle of booze for the man. So I cut him off the daily delivered meal. I told him to have the man deliver him a hamburger, or something else to EAT instead of a bottle of booze. He was really angry, but sometimes difficult decisions must be made, and if everyone is too chicken to make those decisions, theft abounds. Greedy people are intensely selfish people - and they should not be enabled in their greed and selfishness.

OTOH, in my community when someone is down and out, the rest of us provide as much help as is possible. When we moved here, a lot of people were down and out and out of work. We put about 12 of them to work immediately, and kept them as long as our money hadn't run out completely. We apologized when we finally did have to let them go. We befriended a younger man, gave him an RV to live in as long as he paid his rent (and we paid him enough he could have afforded it). We loved him - but one month he missed his rent, the next month he missed his rent, and he had quit doing the minor chores we had asked of him. We told him he MUST pay his rent ($250.00) that included all utilities and the internet. He got angry and left us a severely damaged RV.

Most of us are not heartless, but neither are we stupid. I don't trust the government to do ANYTHING well, professionally, or honestly. Please don't ask me to lay down my brain. I want you for a friend. I don't know a single conservative calling for cuts that is not compassionate and helpful to all, especially those in need.
Ve'Hoe, I think there may be a disconnect here. W... (show quote)

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Dec 29, 2013 18:22:42   #
rumitoid
 
Ve'hoe wrote:
Then I truly don't see our disconnect,,,
People who c***ted should get creamed!!

It should hurt so bad that they don't do it again,,, not only the person who took money, but the person who gave it!!
A lot of c***ting is institutionalized,,, there are organizations based on bilking the taxpayer,,,

Right or left,,,,, they should go down,,, and down hard.


I worked in NYC since I was fifteen: "grease" is how this city runs. From my experience, no one even thinks about it let alone objects. The cost of doing business (under business expenses in accounting). Call it "c***ting" and a NYer would call you an ignorant hick. This is not my agreement with the system: it is what it is and that's it. My father was a city building inspector. I had a cush job on construction sites for my early years, 15 to 18; after that, I worked hard for the job (not knowing it was a gift of my father's position). These and earlier years included fruit baskets, cases of booze, box seats for local pro teams, circus tickets, a week in the Catsk**ls, and other perks. Only many years later in hindsight did this "c***ting" become abundantly clear. To my father and those who participated: strictly business.

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Dec 29, 2013 19:16:36   #
Ve'hoe
 
That is the problem,,, it is so entrenched,,, that it is even hard to identify.

Many people are willing to take it,,, but want to stop it where others are concerned,,, because they don't see what they do as wrong,,, but it is.

And,,, one can not forget,,, if you balk at it, or call it corruption, you will be booted out, and your family will starve.. not so easy to be principled,, but for the good of all it has to stop,, (I know it wont)

rumitoid wrote:
I worked in NYC since I was fifteen: "grease" is how this city runs. From my experience, no one even thinks about it let alone objects. The cost of doing business (under business expenses in accounting). Call it "c***ting" and a NYer would call you an ignorant hick. This is not my agreement with the system: it is what it is and that's it. My father was a city building inspector. I had a cush job on construction sites for my early years, 15 to 18; after that, I worked hard for the job (not knowing it was a gift of my father's position). These and earlier years included fruit baskets, cases of booze, box seats for local pro teams, circus tickets, a week in the Catsk**ls, and other perks. Only many years later in hindsight did this "c***ting" become abundantly clear. To my father and those who participated: strictly business.
I worked in NYC since I was fifteen: "grease&... (show quote)

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Dec 29, 2013 19:26:32   #
rumitoid
 
mplications.
Ve'hoe wrote:
That is the problem,,, it is so entrenched,,, that it is even hard to identify.

Many people are willing to take it,,, but want to stop it where others are concerned,,, because they don't see what they do as wrong,,, but it is.

And,,, one can not forget,,, if you balk at it, or call it corruption, you will be booted out, and your family will starve.. not so easy to be principled,, but for the good of all it has to stop,, (I know it wont)


Exactly, ve'hoe: those who object to the corrupt system are liberal rabble-rousers looking to bring down a status quo that seems to have served the city and all involved well. The system is impregnable and sacred, as seen by generation after generation. Those who object only slow progress and cause unnecessary complications. Just a nuisance of no consequence but adding to inefficiency.

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Dec 29, 2013 19:30:27   #
Ve'hoe
 
Hey,,, we have the same thing,,, on the reservation,, it is called a Chief and a Tribal Council....White politics are tame next to indian politics,,,,


rumitoid wrote:
mplications.

Exactly, ve'hoe: those who object to the corrupt system are liberal rabble-rousers looking to bring down a status quo that seems to have served the city and all involved well. The system is impregnable and sacred, as seen by generation after generation. Those who object only slow progress and cause unnecessary complications. Just a nuisance of no consequence but adding to inefficiency.

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Dec 29, 2013 19:39:36   #
rumitoid
 
Ve'hoe wrote:
Hey,,, we have the same thing,,, on the reservation,, it is called a Chief and a Tribal Council....White politics are tame next to indian politics,,,,


Lol, no wonder this blue-eye claimed, or wanted to be true, native American blood. In all the great wars of frontier conflict as i grew up in da Bronx in the 1950s, I was the only "indian," those not accepted on other teams forced to join my tribe. Odds for defeat were, as previously, heavily against us "natives." And un-American otherwise; funny.

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Dec 29, 2013 20:00:38   #
slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
 
Homestead wrote:
In 1947, Peter Marshall, a chaplain, said '...because if we don't stand for something, we shall fall for anything.'

The political confusion comes from an inability or refusal to think or reason.

Take the phrase, "Social Conservative," what does that mean?

When you consider that all social programs involve creating, new laws, regulations and bureaucracies, that are eventually paid for, by the taxpayer or consumer, in one form or another. All social programs and initiatives involve a t***sfer of wealth and mostly from the general public which is where most of us are.

NONE OF THAT, IS CONSERVATIVE!

All of this infringes on personal liberty and self determination for the individual, as it always involves a t******r of p***r from the individual to the state.


There is no such thing as a social conservative. It is a thing that does not exist, because it can't exist. If you claim to be a social conservative then you are trying to be in two places at once.
This is a political manoeuvre, it has no basis in fact. You have swallowed the Coolaid.

An American conservative knows that this country was conceived in Liberty, with the proposition that all men are created equal. A conservatives humanity is in the natural laws of man and his God given inalienable rights. An American conservative knows that man is most free with a limited government.
If the state is making decisions for you, then obviously, you can't be making them and God help you, if you come to a different conclusion than the state.

Social programs and laws do not shrink government. Liberals claim man needs more laws because man can't be trusted. But, once a law is made, who enforces them.......PEOPLE........the very essence of the problem liberals say can't be trusted.

The political landscape is confusing, because people refuse to make a stand.
People refuse to exercise simple intelligence, common sense and critical thinking to define their terms.
Because, they refuse to do that, nothing means everything and everything means nothing.
By not defining your terms and what they mean, no one is right, but then, no one can be wrong either.
In 1947, Peter Marshall, a chaplain, said '...beca... (show quote)



Homestead, in its' simplest form, a "social conservative" is anyone who favors limiting government-sponsored social programs to a minimum...if any at all. Conservative, alone, is one who is opposed to change. Also, one who is inclined to preserve the existing order of things.

That's what "social conservative" has always meant , to me, as opposed to simply being a "conservative".

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Dec 29, 2013 20:34:22   #
rumitoid
 
slatten49 wrote:
Homestead, in its' simplest form, a "social conservative" is anyone who favors limiting government-sponsored social programs to a minimum...if any at all. Conservative, alone, is one who is opposed to change. Also, one who is inclined to preserve the existing order of things.

That's what "social conservative" has always meant , to me, as opposed to simply being a "conservative".


Great thing slatten49 on PBS: a view of the Grand Canyon perfectly, in my ears, suited to the music.

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Dec 29, 2013 20:39:38   #
Homestead
 
slatten49 wrote:
Homestead, in its' simplest form, a "social conservative" is anyone who favors limiting government-sponsored social programs to a minimum...if any at all. Conservative, alone, is one who is opposed to change. Also, one who is inclined to preserve the existing order of things.

That's what "social conservative" has always meant , to me, as opposed to simply being a "conservative".


Then you've watered down the definition so that it doesn't mean anything.
The role of government is to protect it's citizens inalienable rights.
The instant you have social programs you are redistributing the wealth of others and your doing it badly.

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Dec 29, 2013 20:48:02   #
Tasine Loc: Southwest US
 
Ve'hoe wrote:
Then I truly don't see our disconnect,,,
People who c***ted should get creamed!!

It should hurt so bad that they don't do it again,,, not only the person who took money, but the person who gave it!!
A lot of c***ting is institutionalized,,, there are organizations based on bilking the taxpayer,,,

Right or left,,,,, they should go down,,, and down hard.


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Dec 29, 2013 20:52:50   #
rumitoid
 
Homestead wrote:
Then you've watered down the definition so that it doesn't mean anything.
The role of government is to protect it's citizens inalienable rights.
The instant you have social programs you are redistributing the wealth of others and your doing it badly.


What are the unalienable rights spoken of in the Declaration of Independence? The right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, which, according to the precepts of the Bible, is unchecked paganism. Looking to guarantee such rights is not unlike looking to establish a Pagan Temple. That aside, social programs do not in anyway violate the spirit of the constitution.

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Dec 29, 2013 20:52:50   #
slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
 
Homestead wrote:
Then you've watered down the definition so that it doesn't mean anything.
The role of government is to protect it's citizens inalienable rights.
The instant you have social programs you are redistributing the wealth of others and your doing it badly.


Well, I'm quoting Funk & Wagnall's Standard desk dictionary on what constitutes a "conservative".

Give me your capsule definition of "social conservative", unless, as you stated, you believe there is none. I gave you my understanding of the term. I stand on mine.

I did not speak to the role of government.

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