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Sep 4, 2017 12:23:52   #
JW wrote:
Someone said, if it comes to a war between Conservatives and Liberals, the Conservatives will win because we have three trillion rounds of ammunition and Liberals can't figure out which bathroom to use.


Roger that JW.... Speak softly and carry a Big Stick!!!

--Jack B
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Sep 4, 2017 12:20:43   #
Blade_Runner wrote:
14% of the entire US adult population is illiterate.
23% of adults in the U.S. are limited to reading at the basic or below basic proficiency levels.
20% of adults in the U.S. read between a sixth and eighth grade level.
20% of U.S high school grads haven't developed basic reading proficiency by the time they don their cap and gown.
85% of juveniles who interact with the juvenile court system are considered functionally illiterate.
82% of American students in 12th grade lack proficiency in writing.
56% of Americans who can read at any level are i***ts. (Some of these prefer posting links, graphs, charts, polls, and politicized pictures on the internet. Some just prefer to insult their fellow Americans.)

Kudos to the liberal indoctrination system, otherwise known as public schools.
14% of the entire US adult population is illiterat... (show quote)


A Large ROGER on that Blade Runner. America has indeed taken a sharp LEFT turn to STUPID -- mostly self inflicted. I would offer you a "Go Navy" but I would not fit in these days -- they would have me in the brig. I would not put up with this current BS in the military for a minute. We seem to be more interested in social experiments and ensuring everyone has a full ration of self-esteem than we are in combat readiness and winning a war.

--Jack B
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Sep 4, 2017 11:04:01   #
Bevos wrote:
THANK YOU. I would have said about the same to him but I would not have been so NICE. But I have decided this my HAPPY DAY, and I intend to IGNORE I***TS today!!!
Have a GREAT DAY!!!
THANK YOU. I would have said about the same to him... (show quote)


Thanks Bevos! Same to you. I've yet to meet a Dumbocrat that can think for themselves -- most all rhetorical emotions. It seems that they all want to be told what to do by some "Boss" -- a real problem in Congress. They v**e in lock step regardless of the issue. The other side of the aisle could take a lesson.

--Jack B
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Sep 4, 2017 09:37:30   #
dongreen76 wrote:
and you say conservatives are not ignorant people,with statements like Obama was destroying America.How in the hell do you define and determine what and whom the United States is?.You read and comprehend the constitution, "WE THE PEOPLE," you must can"t read or something.D.J. Trump and the Republicans are so antithetical to its basic spirit its pathetic.


Pure rhetoric Don -- words that mean nothing! If you think that Obama was not trying to destroy America..... You must live on the moon!

--JB
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Sep 3, 2017 20:38:48   #
Mr Shako wrote:
"Well it ain't so bad during WW-ii in thePacific...."

Do you know anything about the War in the Pacific that you can say "It [wasn't] so bad"...? Honest to God, I can't believe you posted something so ignorant. Getting laid in some cheap whorehouse in Oahu made up for all the blood that was shed...all the action some sailors saw...the Kamakazis...he Battle for Leyte Gulf? For God's sake, get a grip!!


Do you know anything about the War in the Pacific that you can say "It [wasn't] so bad"...? Honest to God, I can't believe you posted something so ignorant. Getting laid in some cheap whorehouse in Oahu made up for all the blood that was shed...all the action some sailors saw...the Kamakazis...he Battle for Leyte Gulf? For God's sake, get a grip!![/quote



Damn! Mr. Shako, I think this person is a basic i***t who has never poked his head out from under the rocks after America saved the world in the 40s. Like one of those Japanese soldiers coming out of the Jungle years after the war trying to give himself up. Ignorance can be cured but STUPID cannot. I guess getting laid in cheap whorehouses when the world was on fire was his priority -- certainly not the overwhelming majority of the people in the Pacific.

--Jack B
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Sep 3, 2017 20:17:12   #
Mr Shako wrote:
It's because it's so much easier to go that route than work for it.


What an incredibly simple explanation..... It puts the hay down where the goats can get it! One of the greatest problems of America.... Too many people don't really want to work for anything anymore...... Hey Uncle Sammy gimme, gimme, gimme or..... I will r**t, burn your cities and k**l your policemen. Its got to change BIG TIME or we will find ourselves in the same column with Haiti, Zimbawve, South Africa, New York, Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago and God help us..... the Peoples Republic of Mexifornia.

--Jack B
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Sep 3, 2017 19:00:33   #
Ricktloml wrote:
Right you are.And this isn't only a racial issue. Poor, desperate, ignorant, propagandized people will most always take what appears to be the easy way out. What is obvious is accepting free stuff at the cost of your dignity and self respect hurts you a lot more in the long run.


People caught in dimly lit prison cells of dependence and self pity. Where is their leadership out of this quagmire? It's certainly not Al Sharpton, Charles Rangel, Jesse Jackson, Bill Cosby, Jeremiah Wright and many more. These men are in the game for themselves taking money from the poor people..... Race baiters.

--Jack B
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Sep 3, 2017 18:50:04   #
padremike wrote:
What we need is not a benevolent dictator but a soft hearted son of a b***h. Yes, it's a paradox!


Do you mean a man like George Patton?? I could v**e for him!

--Jack B
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Sep 3, 2017 18:44:14   #
Iamdjchrys wrote:
The sooner the better!
(The destruction of the GOP)

It's a wee more complicated than that. What plan/program after the destruction of the GOP do you recommend? A****a, Tea Party, Bernie Sanders and the Socialists, KKK, HRC, a GOP without the RINOs or just plain anarchy.......

--Jack B
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Sep 3, 2017 16:16:22   #
lpnmajor wrote:
Agreed. The GOP is tearing itself down, another necessary thing to happen, so if the dems go away.....................we, the people, will get our damn country back.


Agreed that the GOP is tearing itself apart these days. Re: We, the people will get our country back. The main problem with that is that I am not sure that "We" know what to do with it any more. America has taken a giant sharp LEFT turn to STUPID. We need to be careful what we ask for.... We just might get it. This country needs inspirational leadership BIG TIME -- a current rare commodity.

After my military career, I worked for an exceptionally brilliant business man (now deceased) with no more than a HS education. He espoused that America needs a benevolent dictator. I strongly disagreed with him on numerous occasions. But you know the more I think about it, the way things are headed in this country he may have had a good point? Just too much BS going on! At the risk of starting a fire storm, Donald Trump or someone(s) like him with a such a great capacity may be our answer with the backing of the people. The main problem with such a theory is how long will a benevolent stay benevolent? The coming "Fourth Turning" may provide an answer that none of us has considered?

--Jack B
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Sep 3, 2017 12:06:17   #
Nickolai wrote:
If homos and t***s want to serve they be allowed to serve. The freak in the White house did not serve in Vietnam he dot deferments from the draft and by his own admission spent the war trying to avoid STD's


Hey there Nick.... Your couth is only exceeded by your literary sk**ls! Please tell us about the stellar military performances of Bill Clinton and beloved Barack Obama.... those two should be in the military record books!
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Sep 2, 2017 11:17:25   #
maureenthannon wrote:
I don't think that one's g****r can determine who is or isn't capable of serving in the military. BUT, I DON"T think that taxpayers should have to pay for someone to have s*x c****e surgery.


Excuse me please but you obviously haven't served in a senior leadership capacity in the military. It is about g****r to a certain degree e.g. being able to carry wounded sailors up ladders from below decks and other feats that require masculine strength. The real problem is the plain sex aspect with love affairs, playing favorites, protecting your sex mate in combat etc. -- not to mention hygene. I will wager that there is a flat out "love-in" below decks of many Navy ships, selling sex for money and more. It is just the plain basic attraction between the sexes and genes. What a negative factor on combat readiness. I will also wager that if the bureaucrats who ordered these social experiments in the military had to implement them at the unit level, police them and ensure every one has a full ration of self esteem, our military would be similar to what it was before the great awakening that everyone is equal in all ways.... It just "ain't" so.

--JB
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Sep 2, 2017 10:20:58   #
tdsrnest wrote:
Other than those 20 Texas legislators and two Senators that v**ed no to disaster relief for super storm Sandy I have a new found respect and I knew that with this freak in the White House that the Grand Old Party will rise again.

Thank you House Republican Mike Coffman who is to be commended along with 16 co-sponsor republicans for bringing up a bill called the Bridge Act in the house to protect DACA.

A companion bill is also being brought up in the Senate and it looks like they already have 60 v**es so the freak in the White House will have to sign it.

The facet is leaking and Trump is going to look like a GD fool with his DACA and Dreamer BS.
When his own party is saying screw you Trump the Republican Party is goin to do what they think is right.

The generals and admirals in the military are to be commended for ignoring that freaks EO to throw all t*********r out of the military. It's really great that republicans, Admirals, Generals are just ignoring that freak in the White House. All he is today is a mouth piece throwing red meat to a bunch of Trump supporter that were raised on an ideology of ignorance and r****m.
Other than those 20 Texas legislators and two Sena... (show quote)


You obviously haven't spent any time in the US military. Homosexuals, T*********rs and yes women on combatant ships, combatant aircraft and in the Infantry pose a tremendous distraction to combat readiness and morale. Our military is not a social experiment as Obama tried to make it. I would h**e to be a Commanding Officer these days -- just too much BS with which to contend.

--JB
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Sep 2, 2017 09:52:22   #
lpnmajor wrote:
Some of us have been sounding that alarm for years, but many folks couldn't be bothered. The entire concept of a two party system of governance is un-Constitutional, and is nothing more than a s**m to c***t the American people out of their rights.....and their money. The traditional "conditioning" left over from Imperial rule, where commoners were taught to fear their "betters" and keep their mouths shut, was questioned on paper by our new leaders...............but adopted in practice. We still wear that conditioning today.

The Constitution stipulates that all power derives from the people, ALL the people, rich and poor alike, and that the levels of government serve the people, being composed of our fellow citizens. That means that my Congressman has the same status as I do, or I have the same status as he does, however, I am in fact HIS superior, as he has chosen to be a public servant and I have hired him, along with my fellow citizens. Ever tried to walk in to your Congressman's office for a chat? Yeah, me too.....but that behavior of exclusion is in fact illegal....but we accept it because we've been conditioned to treat them like our betters.

The DNC and the new RNC made a deal in 1864 to split the country between them. They agreed that we'd become exclusively a two party system, where we had NOT been prior to that. They agreed to work together to exclude anyone not of their ranks, in order to keep power concentrated, deciding to assign the moniker "Independent" to those not in the fold.....and teach people that "Independents" were rebels and i***ts. They agreed to create artificial divisions between them, to keep the people distracted and compliant and ensure a continuous succession. They agreed to begin a campaign of slowly eroding the bill of rights to facilitate a complete takeover of the United States, becoming the masters we rebelled against all those years ago.

Tell me, does your Congressperson and senator listen to YOU, or do they listen to the leadership of the party they belong to? If you and your fellows v**ed in a Republican representative, do you think they have a right to change party's after e******n, because THEY think they can get a better deal for themselves? You know this very thing happens frequently..............and all we do is complain about it, unless we happen to belong to the party they switched to.

Partisan politics is a complete s**m - and we've been had big time.
Some of us have been sounding that alarm for years... (show quote)


My Congressman and Senators write me rhetorical letters about what they v**ed for and not much else. Term limits would certainly help but that will never happen. That was a very big issue in TN when I ran for the State Senate in 1994 and nationally as well. It died a sudden death. We seem to be headed toward a gigantic stink and a crunch. The lady (I think Kankune) who wrote the post on the "Fourth Turning" a week or so ago seems to have the future bore sighted. It's going to get uglier!

--JB
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Sep 2, 2017 09:32:38   #
Exceptional post Papa Gringo. What a crying shame as we have a once in a lifetime chance to get things done with control of both Houses and the WH. It is Deja vu 1994 but worse. Ryan and McConnell need to go home or at least to the back of the chamber where they only have one v**e.

--JB
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