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Mar 9, 2014 01:12:31   #
cant beleve Loc: Planet Kolob
 
Your absolutely correct and it's only been downhill since sometimes faster othertimes barely noticeable but a downward spiral nonetheless.
BigMike wrote:
Progressives masquerade as both. They are neither. They are cold-bloodedly calculating manipulators who's goal is to amass as much wealth an power as possible to the eventual goal of a one world government ruled by an elite few. President Woodrow Wilson was a devoted Progressive, and during his time in office he was able to sign into law, among other things, legislation that created the Federal Reserve and the IRS, as well as the passage of the 17th amendment. No single President has done as much damage to our Constitution and Republic as Woodrow Wilson.
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Mar 9, 2014 01:33:02   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
There is one big problem with the idea of a "one world government." I just won't work. The only possible way that an "elite few" could conceivably "rule" the world would be through brute force. There is no way they can amass the manpower and resources they would need to do so. Far too many diverse cultures, traditions, social constructs, and you name it to bring everyone under that boot. You think there is civil strife across the globe now, let some arrogant cksukers try to rule the world. It ain't gonna happen.

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Mar 9, 2014 01:40:27   #
Floyd Brown Loc: Milwaukee WI
 
BigMike wrote:
To be truly free you have to have money???? What a shallow ideal of freedom! No wonder your plan is to roll over and play dead! I think you're mistaking freedom for power. You'll notice that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are God given rights as enumerated in our Constitution. Most of the folks who fought for that freedom weren't rich, and a lot of happy, free people since the founding of the nation haven't been rich either.

It may be that because the cards are stacked in the favor of the moneyed interests and their political booty brothers that the rest of us enjoy less freedom, at least in the area of where our dough goes, but that doesn't mean we should just bend over and take it up the a**. No one may be as free as is possible, but every little bit is worth fighting for.
To be truly free you have to have money???? What a... (show quote)


Okay You have freedom to do most of what you wish. But with out much money to do things freedom is hollow or meaningless.

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Mar 9, 2014 12:57:53   #
PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.
 
Floyd Brown wrote:
Okay You have freedom to do most of what you wish. But with out much money to do things freedom is hollow or meaningless.


How does having money, multi-millions, bring freedom? One can't buy freedom, either one has it or one doesn't.

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Mar 9, 2014 15:17:46   #
Floyd Brown Loc: Milwaukee WI
 
Old_Gringo wrote:
How does having money, multi-millions, bring freedom? One can't buy freedom, either one has it or one doesn't.


I an free to go almost any where. I lack the money to go very far.

I am free to live almost any where. Limited money means limited choices.

I am free to express my views, but if know one listens or I lack money to buy time in the media not many will hear me.

I am free to vote for the person of my choice, from those selected by others.

I am free to eat what ever I can afford to buy.

You have the freedom to add to the list if you wish.

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Mar 9, 2014 15:25:45   #
PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.
 
Floyd Brown wrote:
I an free to go almost any where. I lack the money to go very far.

I am free to live almost any where. Limited money means limited choices.

I am free to express my views, but if know one listens or I lack money to buy time in the media not many will hear me.

I am free to vote for the person of my choice, from those selected by others.

I am free to eat what ever I can afford to buy.

You have the freedom to add to the list if you wish.


One has the freedom to reject all that the government promises to provide, free, to those that prefer to attain them on their own. However, one is not free to reject that which the government decides is too much for one to have, so it, the government, can redistribute it to those who desire more.

Everything I posses I earned on my own without government assistance. I do believe in charity for those in need, but not for those that 'want'.

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Mar 9, 2014 17:10:10   #
BigMike Loc: yerington nv
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
There is one big problem with the idea of a "one world government." I just won't work. The only possible way that an "elite few" could conceivably "rule" the world would be through brute force. There is no way they can amass the manpower and resources they would need to do so. Far too many diverse cultures, traditions, social constructs, and you name it to bring everyone under that boot. You think there is civil strife across the globe now, let some arrogant cksukers try to rule the world. It ain't gonna happen.
There is one big problem with the idea of a "... (show quote)


The kind of power you refer to is GIVEN, not taken, and if the "take care of me from cradle to grave", attitude of an increasing number of Americans (the Europeans are further down this road than we are, and they're more used to authoritarian governments) and their willingness to entrust ever more of their personal responsibilities to the Federal Government isn't an indication that not only COULD it happen, it IS happening, I don't know what would convince you. Not only that, the philosophy and methods of the Fabian Socialists (Progressives) is one of incrementalism. Their goals are the same as those of the Marxists but the method by which they achieve them is different.

People are giving up their personal sovereignty. And as sure as God made little green apples, He also inspired a fellow by the name of John to prophecy this exact thing would happen.

Don't fool yourself friend. The one world government is on the way, and we'll get there because it will look like the logical thing to do. My job is to resist that for as long as I can and the best way I can think of to do that is to make folks aware that it's happening.

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Mar 9, 2014 17:32:11   #
BigMike Loc: yerington nv
 
Floyd Brown wrote:
Okay You have freedom to do most of what you wish. But with out much money to do things freedom is hollow or meaningless.


I guess that would depend on your "frame of reference", to borrow a term used in physics. I spent a number of years locked up in prison and a much longer time locked up in the prison of drug addiction and alcoholism. I only make about 25 grand a year, but my belly is full and I'm able to help my college age daughter with some of her expenses. I have a roof over my head, clothes on my back and a few toys. I'll be going on a 40 day paid vacation in 6 weeks and I'll get to visit some family members and old friends. I may not make much money, but compared with where I've been I'm feeling pretty damn grateful, and that makes me happy. I'll repeat that because it's important: Gratitude makes me happy. A wise person in AA wrote, "My serenity is the direct inverse of my expectations". I keep my expectations realistic. Something else that contributes to my overall happiness. When it boils down to it, happiness is an indication of one's spiritual condition, and the answer to a lack of happiness often lies with a searching spiritual self-examination. Fortunately for me, I've had a hard life, which gives me perspective, and I have a condition - my addictions - that force me into seeking spiritual answers. Folks who have the misfortune to be born well off, or who have things come easily for them, or who haven't weathered numerous or severe storms, or who have no addictions many times have neither the perspective or the impetus to seek spiritual answers for their lack of happiness, so they mistakenly believe they can find happiness in other people or things. If more money could by more happiness, Americans should be some of the most overjoyed people on the planet. Even the poor among us have far more than most of the rest of the world's population, but I would bet that even in the poorest places and unhappy person could be cheered up by the fellow living in a shack with no plumbing or electricity.

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Mar 9, 2014 18:50:37   #
PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.
 
BigMike wrote:
I guess that would depend on your "frame of reference", to borrow a term used in physics. I spent a number of years locked up in prison and a much longer time locked up in the prison of drug addiction and alcoholism. I only make about 25 grand a year, but my belly is full and I'm able to help my college age daughter with some of her expenses. I have a roof over my head, clothes on my back and a few toys. I'll be going on a 40 day paid vacation in 6 weeks and I'll get to visit some family members and old friends. I may not make much money, but compared with where I've been I'm feeling pretty damn grateful, and that makes me happy. I'll repeat that because it's important: Gratitude makes me happy. A wise person in AA wrote, "My serenity is the direct inverse of my expectations". I keep my expectations realistic. Something else that contributes to my overall happiness. When it boils down to it, happiness is an indication of one's spiritual condition, and the answer to a lack of happiness often lies with a searching spiritual self-examination. Fortunately for me, I've had a hard life, which gives me perspective, and I have a condition - my addictions - that force me into seeking spiritual answers. Folks who have the misfortune to be born well off, or who have things come easily for them, or who haven't weathered numerous or severe storms, or who have no addictions many times have neither the perspective or the impetus to seek spiritual answers for their lack of happiness, so they mistakenly believe they can find happiness in other people or things. If more money could by more happiness, Americans should be some of the most overjoyed people on the planet. Even the poor among us have far more than most of the rest of the world's population, but I would bet that even in the poorest places and unhappy person could be cheered up by the fellow living in a shack with no plumbing or electricity.
I guess that would depend on your "frame of r... (show quote)


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Mar 9, 2014 22:04:17   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
BigMike wrote:
The kind of power you refer to is GIVEN, not taken, and if the "take care of me from cradle to grave", attitude of an increasing number of Americans (the Europeans are further down this road than we are, and they're more used to authoritarian governments) and their willingness to entrust ever more of their personal responsibilities to the Federal Government isn't an indication that not only COULD it happen, it IS happening, I don't know what would convince you. Not only that, the philosophy and methods of the Fabian Socialists (Progressives) is one of incrementalism. Their goals are the same as those of the Marxists but the method by which they achieve them is different.

People are giving up their personal sovereignty. And as sure as God made little green apples, He also inspired a fellow by the name of John to prophecy this exact thing would happen.

Don't fool yourself friend. The one world government is on the way, and we'll get there because it will look like the logical thing to do. My job is to resist that for as long as I can and the best way I can think of to do that is to make folks aware that it's happening.
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Mar 9, 2014 22:24:16   #
cant beleve Loc: Planet Kolob
 
Yes those experienced with a difficult time through drugs or sexual perversion or any bodily harming addictions or attributes, are often lucky if they survive to find a loving Creator to call on in times of hardships.
I am fighting a terminal disease actually several. Hepatitis c the last diagnosis. And I am on SSDI. Disability if your unaware of the letters. But I am happier than I've ever been. Because of the peace that passes all understanding. We who have been to a literal hell on earth know how lucky we are to be Americans. And it pisses us off when those that have much are ungrateful for the many blessings that others could only dream of.
Thats why we are concerned about a one world governing our lives. I want none of it for my relatives who will live with this monster.
BigMike wrote:
I guess that would depend on your "frame of reference", to borrow a term used in physics. I spent a number of years locked up in prison and a much longer time locked up in the prison of drug addiction and alcoholism. I only make about 25 grand a year, but my belly is full and I'm able to help my college age daughter with some of her expenses. I have a roof over my head, clothes on my back and a few toys. I'll be going on a 40 day paid vacation in 6 weeks and I'll get to visit some family members and old friends. I may not make much money, but compared with where I've been I'm feeling pretty damn grateful, and that makes me happy. I'll repeat that because it's important: Gratitude makes me happy. A wise person in AA wrote, "My serenity is the direct inverse of my expectations". I keep my expectations realistic. Something else that contributes to my overall happiness. When it boils down to it, happiness is an indication of one's spiritual condition, and the answer to a lack of happiness often lies with a searching spiritual self-examination. Fortunately for me, I've had a hard life, which gives me perspective, and I have a condition - my addictions - that force me into seeking spiritual answers. Folks who have the misfortune to be born well off, or who have things come easily for them, or who haven't weathered numerous or severe storms, or who have no addictions many times have neither the perspective or the impetus to seek spiritual answers for their lack of happiness, so they mistakenly believe they can find happiness in other people or things. If more money could by more happiness, Americans should be some of the most overjoyed people on the planet. Even the poor among us have far more than most of the rest of the world's population, but I would bet that even in the poorest places and unhappy person could be cheered up by the fellow living in a shack with no plumbing or electricity.
I guess that would depend on your "frame of r... (show quote)

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Mar 11, 2014 15:22:01   #
rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.
 
My mix cat was from a callico and bobcat in Carlotta, CA. At birth, my mix kitten's hind quarters were out of joint, and her rear feet folded over because of the mixed bone structure. After crawling around in her box for a few weeks her hips popped in and her rear feet unfolded. Beautiful cat with strong hind quaters, spots, tuft ears, and two rows of black squares on her underneath. She had a tail however, that would wrap around her twice. She could only 'beeb' as she could not meow. Boy could she growl though.
If a house cat is in deep heat, a male bobcat will breed with it. Otherwise the bobcat will kill a housecat.
There was nothing special about her diet, regulard 'dry' cat food. She ate alot of birds and mice on her own.
As adults, the males will become extremely territorial and spray all over the house, nutered or not.
ginnyt wrote:
Really..... I did not know that. My newly adopted daughter found a pregnant cat and when it was so cold, we brought her inside. She had her kittens and all of them have the markings you describe. I will have to let Duckie know that she has a unique mixture. They are adorable, just now starting to play. No teeth yet, but they do the sideway run and trip all over themselves. Do I need to put them on a special diet when they begin to eat solid food? Any health problems we need to watch for?
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Mar 20, 2014 15:43:13   #
sensible
 
bdamage wrote:
sensible.....you might want to stick to the topic YOU posted on here, "Gay Rights".


I picked up on someone's topic about the war in the Ukraine. Tired of the Gay stuff now.

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