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Aug 27, 2017 09:49:02   #
CounterRevolutionary wrote:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/feb/17/hillary-clintons-wal-mart-ties-breed-mistrust-amon/
Hillary Clinton’s Wal-Mart ties breed mistrust among liberals, boost Bernie Sanders

https://static01.nyt.com/images/2007/05/20/us/20walmart_span.jpg

Hillary Clinton as First Lady to Governor Bill Clinton in Arkansas on the Board of WalMart.





OMG get over Hillary Clinton, enough already, you have no point here, geeeeeeez
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Aug 26, 2017 22:05:57   #
S. Maturin wrote:
Aw, Jeez. Here you sit in comfort and security even denied the most powerful of royal families, choking on wealth, guaranteed others will care for you cradle to grave, and you decry the way 'this country is running'. Wow, not only an ungrateful person, but a professional fault-finding whiner to boot!

Perfect product of your radical far-left training.


You are such a complete hypocrite with your sanctimonious reply, you guys are the ones whining and b***hing over the government about every chance you get, it's all fine when you all get together and do it, but when someone from the assumable left talks about how things need improvement, and get corruption out, well then we don't love our country, you really are pathetic bunch and you, another great pretender like your commander in chief.
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Aug 26, 2017 21:52:32   #
Big Bass wrote:
Why do you c*******ts have to add insulting labels on anyone who disagrees with you??


It had nothing to do with him disagreeing with me, it had to do with his insults.So typical, you guys are always the ones to be offensive first and then whine and b***h when someone throws it back at ya. You calling me a c*******t is as absurd as you are.
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Aug 26, 2017 21:33:00   #
Big Bass wrote:
Why do you c*******ts have to add insulting labels on anyone who disagrees with you??
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Aug 26, 2017 16:30:15   #
Louie27 wrote:
Looks to me like the kettle is calling the pot black. George Soros has control of more area's in our economic system and political groups than the Koch Bros ever will have. How in the world can you explain that wind power is producing a viable product when they are paid even when the turbines are not producing power? I do agree that solar power in the future could be a money savings for all Americans but that is far off in the future unless a better solar panel is invented. If there were more local stores than those like Walmart the poor person would be hurt more than people in the middle class because prices would be high because, of the stores not being able to buy in a large quantity.
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People in a tight budget need to plan ahead and less impulse buying, you'll get a better shirt buying an American brand were zippers don't break, buttons don't fall off, color stays in and hems don't fall down, it'll last 10 x's longer. But foolishly retailers don't market it that way, my point is they're not saving money buying foreign merchandise they're actually wasting money.
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Aug 26, 2017 09:54:31   #
Super Dave wrote:
Affirmative action assumes that black skin is a birth defect.

The idea of giving Obama's children a r****t preference over some barefoot snaggle-toothed Appalachian child is stupid on it's face.

There have been many efforts to make affirmative action something that all poor people can get, and no rich people can get... Democrats shot it down every time.

Democrats need near complete obedience from black v**ers to maintain any power at all.

Their way of getting that slavish obediences is:
1) Demonize b****s that think for themselves, achieve greatness, and choose conservatism, like Justice Thomas.
2) Convincing b****s that they are inherently inferior and must have big government to allow them to compete with to some poor inbred white kid of a meth-head.
3) Keep as many b****s as possible hand-out/palm-up by keeping the girls pregnant and their houses full of bastard children and keeping the boys uneducated and unemployed. Keep as many of them as possible from living a moral, honorable life. This keeps them from having any self-esteem, and having any hope of achieving the American dream.

Affirmative Action reinforces to b****s that they are inferior.

Black leaders suck onto it like a kid with a fresh Popsicle.
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Your #3 isn't from the government or AA but from their own environment and upbringing, things that can all be changed, but that is another social issue which you probably don't want to hear about. But maybe our focus should be on our weakest links, the children being brought up in these violent inner cities, who don't have good schools, and their role model is the top gangster. It will change on its own in time as b****s have more people of color set good examples for them, but there are things we can do to help promote that advancement, without favoritism.
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Aug 26, 2017 09:37:07   #
working class stiff wrote:
AA does not assume black skin is a birth defect. The folks who assume that skin color (or g****r or sexual orientation) is a defect are the ones who chose to implement Jim Crow, or assumed that women are inferior to men, or that gays are somehow defective. AA is a clear rejection of that thinking.

The 'liberty' lost is that w****s are no longer free to discriminate in the public sphere without consequences, nor use government policy to enforce discrimination.






It's hard for people to lose their place in the front of the line all of the time.
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Aug 26, 2017 09:25:50   #
Super Dave wrote:
To begin with, Government given rights.

Paychecks are taxed and redistributed by political who naturally have favorites. Favorites who's support reelect them. Power corrupts....Etc...

But a right to "Equal Treatment" is the obvious choice, since the whole purpose of AA is to deny equal treatment.




Where and how do you guys come up with affirming the complete opposite? No, the AA is to "prevent" bias. It is a protection...geeeez Dave no offense but it sounds to me as if you've lived a very privileged life, have you ever been in a circumstance where you were biased against, ever?

if it makes you feel any better, I'm against bigotry but at this point also against favoritism, have people be accepted by their qualifications and be done with it, anything else just causes more discontention.
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Aug 26, 2017 09:14:42   #
RETW wrote:
The only one who is ignorant is you fool. You don't like the way our country works, go back to your Muslim brothers.

Perhaps they will put you in a rape house, that is unless they don't cut off your head first.


RETW
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If you like the way this country has been running you're the fool, along with your ignorant comment, you have a bully mentality...bullies who are always scared and simply blowhards, as you've proven to be.
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Aug 26, 2017 09:04:50   #
CounterRevolutionary wrote:
Yes, Morgan, but you are missing something. The Executive branch has no constitutional authority to legislate, but somehow we have invented the Federal Registrar listing the Executive's 600+ bureaucracies regulations, fees, fines, permits and other hidden taxes, passing more laws than congress every year, usurping more federal tax dollars than congress. These bureaucracies have their own armed police forces, and is now allowed to become judge, jury and executioner over civil cases. It's a nightmare. One is guilty until proven innocent.

The towering Federal Register
http://dailycaller.com/2013/05/21/the-towering-federal-register/
"This week marks the publication of the 20th anniversary edition of the Competitive Enterprise Institute’s annual survey of the federal regulatory state, Ten Thousand Commandments. The report takes a big-picture look at the cost and scope of federal regulations. Among other eye-popping numbers, this year’s edition estimates the total federal regulatory burden at $1.8 trillion per year and growing — the first time ever that the cost of regulation has exceeded half the size of the federal budget.

The report contains a fuller picture of how the regulatory state has come to overshadow every area of America’s economy, but for now we’d like to concentrate on one facet of the regulatory state that has grown over the last two decades: the Federal Register.

The Federal Register is a daily digest published by the federal government since 1936. It contains proposed regulations from agencies, finalized rules, notices, corrections, and p**********l documents. The 1936 Federal Register was 2,620 pages long. It has grown steadily since then, with the 2012 edition weighing in at 78,961 pages (it has topped 60,000 pages every year for the last 20 years)...."

According to Todd Herman of Seattle's talk shows, President Trump's executive order mandated that if the bureaucracy were to write a new regulation, it must eliminate 2 previous regulations. As of today, Trump's cabinet have been able to make the ratio 1/18 regulations, eliminating over 800 regulations in the last 7 months. Hip hip hurray! Go Trump go.
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That may be a good thing, depending on what they're eleminating. But I agree too much is too much, kinda like the constant up dates on computers and phones, LOL
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Aug 25, 2017 21:56:12   #
kankune wrote:
I have to give it to you Morgan. For once I agree with you.


Thank you, it's a beginning...
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Aug 25, 2017 21:52:37   #
Super Dave wrote:
Affirmative Action.


where are rights being taken away?
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Aug 25, 2017 21:48:33   #
PoppaGringo wrote:
Bernie h**es Capitalism, except when it allows him to own three homes.

When did the Koch Bros. become Liberals?


Who says he h**es capitalism, is that an assumption?

I was being sarcastic...
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Aug 25, 2017 21:32:49   #
RETW wrote:
That's because Ilk, like ilk, tend to stick together.



RETW

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You should know,know,know
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Aug 25, 2017 21:29:49   #
acknowledgeurma wrote:
I am thinking of the first listed definition of myth in:

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/myth

"a usually traditional story of ostensibly historical events that serves to unfold part of the world view of a people or explain a practice, belief, or natural phenomenon"

I don't see our foundational myths as lies, but as statements of fundamental belief "that all men are created equal" and ultimate goals "to form a more perfect Union".

That they are honored more in word, than in deed, is something that needs work.

A friend of a friend once said, American greatness is founded on three pillars:
1. The genocide of the aboriginal peoples.
2. The despoliation of the natural environment.
3. The kidnapping and ens***ement of sub Saharan peoples.

I believe there may be some t***h to this. Sad.
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So you believe that annihilating the native Americans, ransacking the land, and enslaving a foreign people is what made us great and is our foundation? That is a very cynical viewpoint. I don't deny those things happened but I don't believe those are the qualities that made us great. But since you are philosophical, I might add what one believes what is great, is speculative. If we were great at one time we have fallen from that grace, as ultimate power does not necessarily define greatness.
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