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Jul 6, 2013 22:03:03   #
AuntiE wrote:
As Aunti has not been keeping up on this thread, I will not make comments, yet, on the forum.

Fastwalker, why oh why do you keep creating such hospitality food issues? Perhaps the potatoes could include your gifted onions, peppers (of various colors), and mushrooms. I could find a vegan substitute for the country ham on your biscuit. Is it your perception I have nothing better to do then continuously adapt to your food edicts. I was taught to find a socially acceptable way to consume my hostesses food choices. Is it not enough that my new feline baby feels she can only eat if I sit on a chair and rub her while she has a midnight snack? :hunf:
As Aunti has not been keeping up on this thread, I... (show quote)


AuntiE, it sounds as though the finicky appetite whose ears require scratching is keeping you busy enough. If I ever find myself in your neck of the woods, I'll wait until after breakfast to call on you. But I still offer my gift of the Vidalia onions, to which we Georgians are very partial!

If this type of commentary seems a bit out of place, it is my way of saying how much your cordiality is appreciated. If only others could follow your example, instead of calling me names.
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Jul 6, 2013 20:09:38   #
CrazyHorse wrote:
Quid Pro Quo, bahmer: "others" would include: Lasher the R****d II; proud american; AvJoe; Katfish; aces; barcruz; whitebeard; Adagio; pigsfly; and I could add a few more to the sycopyant CHE the R****d Jersey d**g q***n list.


Don't forget me; I share many of the views of the commentors whose names you turned into such clever puns, so add me to your list as well. I'm sure you'll think up some witty twists on my own username, too. Elementary schoolyards are fertile territory for more of the same if you run out of ideas.
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Jul 6, 2013 14:43:24   #
barcruz wrote:
Muslim dictatorship? WOW! I didn't know we live in Iran! Ya learn something new everyday. The wackos are REALLY coming out on this post.


I found myself asking the same question. Also, when did the c*******ts/muslims/ghosts-under-our-beds, etc introduce Sharia law? Am just wondering if I'll be expected to throw rocks at women who appear in public without their headscarves.

I almost forgot;
AuntiE, I will bring a bag of fresh Vidalia, GA onions when I come for breakfast. Fastwalker has gone vegan, but the biscuits and fruit compote sound wonderful! :)
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Jul 6, 2013 01:12:23   #
CrazyHorse wrote:
Quid Pro Quo, LindaJan900: Looks that way to me also, as you can see by my hi-liting of the article. The government better back off or it could start r**ts nationwide. Particularly with 15,000 -> 50,000 -> going to 100,000 in six months, of Russian troops in the United States, and OIllegal buying all the ammunition up, but somehow HSA doesn't have any of it.


Forgive me for being poorly informed, but what is HSA? Thanks in advance.
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Jul 1, 2013 23:18:30   #
Lasher wrote:
Oh? What do you know that the Z*****ts have done to us?


Well, off the top of my head I can think of a couple of things. The Israelis shot up one of our ships in the Mediterranean (in the 1970's, I think). If they had a good reason for doing that, nobody filled me in. I seem to remember a news story about how they've conducted espionage against their benefactors (us). It's also worth noting that the support our country has given them is the main reason middle-easterners h**e America. That money could have been spent on our own needs.

If I was better informed I might be able to think of other things to add, but that will do for starters.
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Jul 1, 2013 00:55:17   #
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fastwalker wrote:
While this is not happening today, Native Americans were pushed off their lands in the past and put onto reservations. Treaties were hammered out and signed, ceremonies took place, and both sides heralded a new era of co-operation. Then people in Washington decided that they needed mineral rights to get the oil underground, or gold, or wh**ever. Bottom line: the feds got pretty much what they wanted. While the government doesn't encroach onto tribal lands today, this has happened repeatedly in the past.
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Z*****ts thought they were going to get oil and other resources from the Palestinian land, but when they found out there was none they proceeded to engage in their land-grabbing activities by occupying the territories they defeated in the 1967 war against the Palestinians. Now, they are engaging America in their wars of expansion into the lands they know do have oil as per their stated goal of "Eretz Yisrael" (Greater Israel, which see), which is the occupation of all the land from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf so they will have a monopoly (something they revere) on M.E. oil, thereby strengthening their control of America.


We (the USA) took parts of Mexico when we thought we needed to, and parts of Canada too. The area from California to Texas was once the northern half of Mexico. In 1845 Washington pressured Mexico into selling us what is now the southern parts of Arizona and New Mexico, at the price we dictated. This doesn't happen anymore either, but the passage of time doesn't necessarily make it right.
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Nor is the taking by violence of the Palestinians' land right, either. Or the waging war by proxy through the U.S. to install Israel-first regimes in Iraq (which is a prelude to Israel's occupation), Afghanistan, Iran, or any other M.E. nations, either. Two wrongs do not make a right.



My point is that after such things happen, there are no easy solutions that satisfy all those concerned.
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The Mexicans seem to have found their solution with conquest by i*****l i*********n, which Israel is deathly afraid will happen to them if the "right of return" is allowed. All the pieces fit, all one has to do is connect the dots.


As time passes, the possessors of lands taken from others become more entrenched, and it becomes more difficult to dislodge them. The only workable solution for the Israelis and Palestineans is to compromise, stop attacking each other, stick to past agreements, and learn to live in peace with each other. It doesn't make the past any less painful, and it's not completely fair, but holding on to old resentments only makes the pain last longer. It also guarantees that future generations of Israelis and Palestineans will keep on bleeding each other.
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Or the Z*****ts could allow i*****l i*********n as we in the U.S. are doing, and put the Palestinian immigrants on all sorts of benefits like schools, food stamps, free medical care, drivers' licenses, welfare money, right to v**e, etc. Does that sound allright to you?
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No, Lasher, those things are not all right with me. It's absolutely wrong to give all those government benefits to people who are here illegally. These programs are a drain on the US taxpayer, at a time when Americans are out of work, losing their homes, and American children go underfed and undereducated. Charity begins at home.

Like many people, I feel a certain amount of sympathy for Jewish people after the Holocaust. Maybe even a little more than most, because I am of German ancestry. But it's very hard to justify what the Israelis have done to the Palestineans, and some of the things they've done to us as well.
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Jun 30, 2013 04:11:40   #
AuntiE wrote:
As it is either late at night or very early morning, I am allowed to be silly.

Unless you have had an appropriate background check, your weapon does not have scary looking attachments, your magazine is ten or less bullets, there will be no shooting. :roll:

I agree "apathy" is appalling as well as cretinous. I sometimes have a phrase, "What were they thinking?" My usual mental response is, "They were not!" These two phrases would apply to those who pay no attention to governance of our Republic.

As a side note, your breakfast will include no home fries because you failed to respond as to whether you wished onions with them. I do not have hours to hang around the stove waiting on your decision. :-o
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The only weapon in my arsenal is the English language, and is no less piercing than bullets fired from a gun (the way I use it). As the saying goes, "the pen is mightier than the sword." And more fun, too!

In case you have a change of heart, I like onions in my hash browns; with plenty of ketchup, but I h**e eggs! (I can be silly, too.)

ps:
I hope you knew that you were the lady I mentioned in my last post, AuntiE. :)
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Jun 30, 2013 02:33:53   #
Lasher wrote:
Well, thank you Walker, for such a gracious reply. You are a gentleman and a scholar. I appreciate your attitude, nothing like the rest of these bawdy, irate, angry people in here who have no sense whatsoever of satire and sarcasm. I can't imagine why they are so serious.


I'm glad you think I'm a gentleman, but there are a few other bloggers here who have other names for me!

I do have some respect for some of my adversaries here at the Plaza, and there are one or two that I must call enemies. I try to be civil to everyone, but when someone draws first blood, I won't hesitate to turn the cutting edge of my wit on them. There is one in particular who makes it easy, that is if I'm in a mood to shoot bigots in a barrel!

Seriously, there are also some great folks here. There is one certain lady who I wish I could meet and offer a hug. In other words, I have met lots of different kinds of people with lots of differing views on today's issues. Sometimes the discussions are heated, but at least we all care about our country and it's future. As I've said before, I think apathy is much more dangerous.
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Jun 29, 2013 23:16:26   #
Lasher wrote:
C'est la vie, c'est la guerre.

BTW, I thought you might like this video.
http://archive.org/details/Michael_Badnarik
And another:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imAvXIm_iuw


Lasher, thanx for posting the links. I didn't have time to watch the first one, but I did see the second clip.

That SkyNews interviewer probably wished she had called in sick that day! Every question she asked throughout that interview seemed to rile him. The things he said were true, but he was a bit harsh, and I felt a little sorry for her. In every war, atrocities are committed by all sides. That doesn't excuse anyone, but everyone needs to understand that there are no innocent parties here.
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Jun 29, 2013 15:14:48   #
Navysnipe wrote:
So, if Snowden is being charged with espionage, and espionage is defined as giving secrets to the enemy, yet he gave those secrets to the American people, does that mean we the people are the enemy of the U.S. government?


Navysnipe, you summed it up very well. This issue has so many facets that there's no telling if Snowden is a sinner or a saint.

On one hand, these revelations show the depth of the control we all live under. There isn't any privacy, and there hasn't been for many, many years. Today's digital, computer-dependent technology makes it easier then ever for the government to know everything about us. But it's important to remember that this has been going on for decades, taking effect drip by drip, like an aenesthetic. Let's be honest, we all suspected as much for a long time now, but most of us tried not to think about it too much. None of us likes it, but what can be done about something so entrenched? And no President of either party is wholly responsible or wholly blameless.

On the other hand, we have to ask "Is he a t*****r to his country?" Vital defense and technological secrets critical to our safety and national security are being leaked, and who knows what he may yet reveal? Will this make Americans less safe than before, and give fresh ammo to people and countries who h**e us and mean us harm?

So again I ask myself: "Is Edward Snowden a sinner or a saint?" I just don't know. Only time will tell. But when all is said and done, he is probably both.
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Jun 29, 2013 14:23:49   #
Lasher wrote:
"We" aren't sending rockets into the Indians' reservations and bulldozing their homes and farmlands, nor are we building 40 foot walls to keep them from accessing their land. We are not making them use license plates that identify them as being Indians, we are not holding them at checkpoints which cause some of them to miscarry their babies, we are not constantly encroaching on their reservations with "settlements," and we don't have a plan to extend our borders into Canada or Mexico.
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While this is not happening today, Native Americans were pushed off their lands in the past and put onto reservations. Treaties were hammered out and signed, ceremonies took place, and both sides heralded a new era of co-operation. Then people in Washington decided that they needed mineral rights to get the oil underground, or gold, or wh**ever. Bottom line: the feds got pretty much what they wanted. While the government doesn't encroach onto tribal lands today, this has happened repeatedly in the past.

We (the USA) took parts of Mexico when we thought we needed to, and parts of Canada too. The area from California to Texas was once the northern half of Mexico. In 1845 Washington pressured Mexico into selling us what is now the southern parts of Arizona and New Mexico, at the price we dictated. This doesn't happen anymore either, but the passage of time doesn't necessarily make it right.

My point is that after such things happen, there are no easy solutions that satisfy all those concerned. As time passes, the possessors of lands taken from others become more entrenched, and it becomes more difficult to dislodge them. The only workable solution for the Israelis and Palestineans is to compromise, stop attacking each other, stick to past agreements, and learn to live in peace with each other. It doesn't make the past any less painful, and it's not completely fair, but holding on to old resentments only makes the pain last longer. It also guarantees that future generations of Israelis and Palestineans will keep on bleeding each other.
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Jun 28, 2013 17:37:45   #
oldroy wrote:
I am pretty sure I am the old guy who pigs fly refers to as "what's his ass". You don't like straights like me either, do you.

I once saw a video from YouTube about the goings on during a gay parade and afterward in San Francisco and one poor should was sitting there on the street and others of the same mind were walking by and pissing on him. I can't handle things like that although some of my best friends in this life have been of your mind but wouldn't have sat still for things like that.
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No, oldroy, it didn't think he was referring to you; I thought he meant Mitt Romney when he spoke about the leader of a faltering party. And I don't dislike you; I just disagree with you on certain issues. I don't know you well enough on a personal level to decide such a thing.

As for the person peeing on someone, that's totally inacceptable, and whoever did that should have been arrested. No matter how the spectators might have felt about that parade, they don't deserve to be disrespected in such an awful way.

And I don't dislike straight people either. Most of my friends are straight, and I love them all.
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Jun 28, 2013 16:37:55   #
AuntiE wrote:
Be kind. Pigsfly is using voice technology due to severely impaired vision. It is hard work for him to comment.


I'm glad you're here, AuntiE. I'm appointing you to the position of referee! :)
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Jun 28, 2013 16:36:25   #
pigsfly wrote:
there are difficult times to comment with voice sentitive formats .it seems i hit a wrong something and have confused a few people. in my long and in mmy wonderful years on this earth i have lived in many cities of this world, most with great acceptance of all people ,and that ability to accept is not based on closed minds ,just minds that have the ability to seek and to find the finest in others. this ability to seek and find the best in others, being it thoughts from that great chef paula dean or whomever. allows the grace of god to shine through to the minds damaged through early years of on going kindergarten classes ,never seeing a graduation from kindergarten .how you equate the termoil of sane sex dreation through wanting to love and raise children ,unless the captive mind is ,indeed ,captive inside the walls of linitless meanderings?
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Beautifully put, pigsfly. And welcome to our forum; I hope your comments here will be frequent.
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Jun 28, 2013 16:28:49   #
oldroy wrote:
I love to get the gays off on that topic since they really think that through artificial insemination they could keep us going. Oh well, they do manage to adopt too and raise little gay people like them.


So are you saying that people who can't or don't plan to procreate should not be permitted to marry? There are lots of straight people who marry but don't have kids; should their unions be annulled if they can't or don't produce children? I don't think there's any need to worry about population dwindling down toward humanity's extinction; we all know that overpopulation is a serious problem already.

Also, it is impossible to make children gay or straight; they are what they are, and no amount of conditioning can change that. Personally, I believe that a person's sexuality is destined from the moment of conception, with a child's upbringing not being a factor. I would point out that it took two straight people to produce me. I was raised by both parents who were present throughout my childhood, with brothers, a sister, and loving extended family members always nearby.

Many experts believe that human sexuality is more complicated than being purely gay or straight. Most people fall somewhere in between; primarily one way or the other, but with varying tendencies.
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