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So Snake, your position is it is better to be on unemployment / welfare / food stamps than take an entry level / minimum wage job if a person does not fall into one of your "its OK" catagories?
What makes you think anyone is "entitled" to better than entry level / mimimum wage jobs if they fit into your niches?
[QUOTE=El Alamo;424329]The government did not contribute to anybodies success. Whatever the government has done, build roads etc was done by the private sector with the taxes the private sector paid. The government has no, none as in 0 income except for what the government extorts from the private sector.[/QUOTE]And the long, long list of things that governments do for society, for their constituents, none of that would have happened if governments did not exist.
I am beginning to appreciate the deep patience Jane Goodall must have had.
Who said this in 2002 ?
[QUOTE]You Olympians, however, know you didn't get here solely on your own power. For most of you, loving parents, sisters or brothers, encouraged your hopes, coaches guided, communities built venues in order to organize competitions. All Olympians stand on the shoulders of those who lifted them. We’ve already cheered the Olympians, let’s also cheer the parents, coaches, and communities. [/QUOTE]
Esten.
Whatever the government does is paid for by the private sector. The government is great at wasting/spending other peoples money. And, as Margaret Thatcher said, sooner or later the government runs out of other peoples money to waste/spend.
I think it is about time the private sector told the government thanks but no thanks. Don't call us, when we need help from the government, we will call you.
[QUOTE=Esten;424367]Who said this in 2002 ?[/QUOTE]I don't know who said that, but whoever said it was obviously a lot more intelligent than Obama (who isn't more intelligent than Obama) because the person who said it clearly recognized that the government had nothing to do with their success.
Ok, I give up, what brillant mind said this? Probably someone you admire. Maybe even your role model.
I Hope You Are Watching the Series The Newsroom.
It is kind of Honoring the Real American Newscasters of the Past. Edward R. Murrow, etc.
The show is reviewing the latest events of Our History.
[url]http://www.hbo.com/the-newsroom/index.html[/url]
[url]http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/episodes/edward-r-murrow/this-reporter/513/[/url]
[url]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/23/mitt-romney-foreign-income_n_1695806.html?fb_action_ids=4199259300586[/url]%2C10150980882717946%2C10100640920616854%2C4194565143235&fb_action_types=news. Reads&fb_ref=type%3Aread%2Cuser%3AYAF3o71x4_xiVaJp_VWtk4KXHjQ%2Cfb_opengraph&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map=%7B%224199259300586%22%3A10151954611735174%2C%2210150980882717946%22%3A10150869645163638%2C%2210100640920616854%22%3A10150991696548773%2C%224194565143235%22%3A10150955423996229%7D.
Worth a read even though it's from that "liberal rag" the Huffington Post.
Remember this.
[url]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/05/11/glass-steagall-act-the-se_n_201557.html[/url]
WT69 who can argue with such sound research as the Huffington Post and a make believe HBO series?
Yes, it is a make believe program, but the news they report really happened. And may or may not have been reported on FOX.
[QUOTE=Doppelganger;424380]WT69 who can argue with such sound research as the Huffington Post and a make believe HBO series?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=WorldTravel69; 424378]Remember this.
[url]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/05/11/glass-steagall-act-the-se_n_201557.html[/url][/QUOTE]I would have clicked the "thanks" button for your post if it didn't have a link to a clip of Red Rachel Maddow. A better solution than Glass Steagall would have been to go ahead and let different types of financial companies merge, but take away FDIC insurance from those that do. And let the investment banks fail. If customers know there's real risk of failure, that they may lose their funds and won't be able to count on insolvent financial institutions as counterparties, then you won't have institutions that are too big to fail.
[QUOTE=Tiny12;424388]I would have clicked the "thanks" button for your post if it didn't have a link to a clip of Red Rachel Maddow. A better solution than Glass Steagall would have been to go ahead and let different types of financial companies merge, but take away FDIC insurance from those that do. And let the investment banks fail. If customers know there's real risk of failure, that they may lose their funds and won't be able to count on insolvent financial institutions as counterparties, then you won't have institutions that are too big to fail.[/QUOTE]For being nominated as Finance Czar. And can you tell why my credit card rates range from 12-17% and I can't get even 1% for my saving account. Legal loan-sharking? You know, like those legal ticket brokers / agencies as compared to the scalpers outside the stadium. Anyway, the motivation is the same, but one wears a $1500 suit and graduates from Georgetown, and the other wears a football jersey and comes from Compton. Supply & Demand, I really have no problems with that. But people get caught up with all that glamour, yachts, cigars, Cannes, you know what I mean.
My apologies to Compton, the hometown of tennis greats, the Williams sisters who are a class act, especially Vanessa. But most guys seem to swoon about Sharapova, I never understood why.
[QUOTE=Black Shirt; 424397]For being nominated as Finance Czar. And can you tell why my credit card rates range from 12-17% and I can't get even 1% for my saving account. Legal loan-sharking? You know, like those legal ticket brokers / agencies as compared to the scalpers outside the stadium. Anyway, the motivation is the same, but one wears a $1500 suit and graduates from Georgetown, and the other wears a football jersey and comes from Compton. Supply & Demand, I really have no problems with that. But people get caught up with all that glamour, yachts, cigars, Cannes, you know what I mean.
My apologies to Compton, the hometown of tennis greats, the Williams sisters who are a class act, especially Vanessa. But most guys seem to swoon about Sharapova, I never understood why.[/QUOTE]Duke is my all time favorite ballplayer.
[QUOTE=Esten;424367]Who said this in 2002 ?[/QUOTE]Esten.
I would like to know the author of that quote. Obviously someone you admire a lot. I have gone through all the likely suspects who may have been your role models in the past. Barney Franks, Barabara Streisand, Teddy Kennedy, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Anthony Weiner and even Barrack Obama but none of these likely suspects has the intelligence to pen such an eloquent statement. Plus, all the role models you have frequently quoted in the past have been more or less shiftless morons.
Well, at the very least, congratulations. You may have turned the corner and finally gotten out of the gutter by alligning yourself with a solid person with sound values. Whoever this person you quoted may be.
His / her name. Please.
My real guess is Ronald Reagan but I am not sure Ronald Reagan was at the 2002 Olympics.
[QUOTE=Big Boss Man;424399]Duke is my all time favorite ballplayer.[/QUOTE]And I am no spring chicken. I started with Don Drysdale, Maury Wills, Willie Davis, etc.
[QUOTE=El Alamo;424368]I think it is about time the private sector told the government thanks but no thanks. Don't call us, when we need help from the government, we will call you.[/QUOTE]When will the businessman make that call:
When they can't get to work because the roads and traffic systems have failed?
When a business deal falls through because a key investor could not get a flight or a visa?
When they experience a workplace fire that cannot be contained?
When the mail doesn't get delivered?
When the store is looted by thieves?
When customers don't come because of gangs or prison inmates in the streets?
When customers don't come because they didn't get their unemployment / disability / SS checks?
When customers don't come because their investments have been wiped out or stolen?
When workers call in sick because of food poisoning?
When workers call in sick because of toxins in the water supply?
When workers call in sick from taking a bad dose of medication?
When they can't find workers with adequate education?
[QUOTE=Esten; 424418]When will the businessman make that call:
When they can't get to work because the roads and traffic systems have failed?
When a business deal falls through because a key investor could not get a flight or a visa?
When they experience a workplace fire that cannot be contained?
When the mail doesn't get delivered?
When the store is looted by thieves?
When customers don't come because of gangs or prison inmates in the streets?
When customers don't come because they didn't get their unemployment / disability / SS checks?
When customers don't come because their investments have been wiped out or stolen?
When workers call in sick because of food poisoning?
When workers call in sick because of toxins in the water supply?
When workers call in sick from taking a bad dose of medication?
When they can't find workers with adequate education?[/QUOTE]What does this remind me of? Yes! Of course! Cristinaland! Everything you wrote applies to Argie land, Do you live here too?
[QUOTE=Black Shirt;424397]For being nominated as Finance Czar. And can you tell why my credit card rates range from 12-17% and I can't get even 1% for my saving account. Legal loan-sharking? You know, like those legal ticket brokers / agencies as compared to the scalpers outside the stadium. Anyway, the motivation is the same, but one wears a $1500 suit and graduates from Georgetown, and the other wears a football jersey and comes from Compton. Supply & Demand, I really have no problems with that. But people get caught up with all that glamour, yachts, cigars, Cannes, you know what I mean.[/QUOTE]I agree with what you wrote, except I don't understand the last sentence. Just as we try to protect children and the insane, we should try to protect those stupid enough to be enticed by legal loan sharks. I have a couple of friends who were effectively paying 25% or 30% interest on credit cards after late payment penalties. The morality of the consumer credit department at J. P. Morgan Chase is at about the same level as a crack dealer. Even being Finance Czar, I can't solve your problems. You have to do that yourself. If you're paying credit card rates at 12% to 17%, you should either declare bankruptcy, or stop your mongering trips and get a second job until you've paid off your cards.
I have no problem with people or companies who scalp tickets. Do you, and if so why?
Esten.
I know you might not have anything better to do but I don't think you should sit by the phone waiting for the call until you do the following.
1) until you convince Michelle to open her wallet and repay us the tens of millions/hundreds of millions of dollars she spent on extravagant vacations with entourages of thousands.
2) until Obama opens his wallet and repays us the $600 million dollars he spent to build one luxury sedan for his buddy Leonardo Dicaprio. Built, I might add, in finland without employing a single american worker.
3) until Obama opens his wallet and repays us the trillions of dollars he wasted on his political cronies to build now bankrupt solar energy companies.
4) until Obama opens his wallet and repays us the trillions of dollars of stimulus money that did not improve the economy.
5) until you give Obama a pair of scissors and have him cut in two that credit card we gave him
6) and most important, until you have a heart to heart with Obama and explain to Obama that you have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that Obama proved beyond a doubt that the Peter Principal is well and alive. Obama, as predicted by the Peter Principal, was elevated to a position way over his level of competency. The bad news is that Obama needs to go, immediately, and be replaced by someone with an understanding of business and economics.
Until then do yourself a favor and don't waste your time waiting for a call
[QUOTE=Esten; 424418]When will the businessman make that call:
"When they can't get to work because the roads and traffic systems have failed?"
Too bad no one invented private toll roads. Oh wait, they have.
"When a business deal falls through because a key investor could not get a flight or a visa?"
No government = no need for a visa. And there are these inventions called emails, internet, faxes, video teleconferencing that often eliminate the need for a flight. Wasn't when the government deregulated the airlines, that fares came down and more flights became available?
"When they experience a workplace fire that cannot be contained?"
Before big government we had citizens and volunteer firefighters who pitched in and fought the fires.
"When the mail doesn't get delivered? The postal system is doing so well that they are considering privatising it. It is a shame that no one invented orivate delivery companies like UPS, Fedex, etc.
When the store is looted by thieves?"
Yes with big government, we no longer have any robberies. We have changed the term to asset reallocation.
"When customers don't come because of gangs or prison inmates in the streets?"
They would most certainly come to see the business owners and their hired guns shoot the gang members or prison inmates.
"When customers don't come because they didn't get their unemployment / disability / SS checks?"
Wasn't there commerce before the advent of unemployment and disability? How did those people get money? I believe they knew they had to work.
"When customers don't come because their investments have been wiped out or stolen?"
Yes, big government is certainly preventing theft of funds by companies like M F Global and PFG Best.
"When workers call in sick because of food poisoning?"
I didn't realize that food poisoning had been eliminated. Have they closed down all Chinese restaurants?
"When workers call in sick because of toxins in the water supply?"
Why in the old days, the citizens would foolishly rush out and hang the owners of the polluting business. Now with big government citizens, can be confident that the water supply will be cleaned up in a few decades. Much better solution.
"When workers call in sick from taking a bad dose of medication?"
Don't you realize that this potentially life saving medication might make you ill? Good thing big government stopped you from taking it.
"When they can't find workers with adequate education?"
Yes, the quality of our average student is so high thanks to big government. I do not understand why private businesses are paying to have workers trained. Don't these businesses understand that big government knows what skills these employers need and is insuring that all of the graduating students are literate and well educated?[/QUOTE]Whatever did mankind do before big government? Oh wait, everthing worked anyway.
Pop Quiz from Esten.
Who said this in 2002?
You Olympians, however, know you didn't get here solely on your own power. For most of you, loving parents, sisters or brothers, encouraged your hopes, coaches guided, communities built venues in order to organize competitions. All Olympians stand on the shoulders of those who lifted them. We've already cheered the Olympians, let's also cheer the parents, coaches, and communities.
Esten is refusing to tell us the answer to his pop quiz. Just when we think Esten has aligned himself with a sound, constructive person with solid values Esten refuses to tell us who his new role model is.
Anyway, Esten has turned the corner. Obviously Estens new role model has had a real job, has been successful and has not spent a lifetime pandering to those who choose not to work. This eliminates 99% of Estens prior role models. Throw is the fact that the person who penned the above quote is obviously intelligent eliminates 100% of Estens prior role models.
I have personally eliminated possible suspects such as Barney Franks, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Anthony Weiner, Eliot Spitzer and Barak Obama on the grounds they are unitelligent shiftless morons.
Leading candidates for the author of the above quote are Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher and Clint Eastwood
Esten, please, who is your new role model?
Esten.
I could go on the internet and find out who said the quote you posted as a pop quiz. Of course, that would be cheating. It is a pop quiz afterall and we play by the rules.
My guess is Ronald Reagan. Is that correct?
Anyway, I was very impressed with the sentiments of whoever penned that quote. Obviously someone we should all look up to.
Please don't tell me it was one of your prior role models who fulfill all the qualifications of shiftless morons. Barney Franks, Nancy Pelosi, Harry reid, Eliot Spitzer, Anthony Weiner or Barak Obama.
[QUOTE=Tiny12; 424427]I agree with what you wrote, except I don't understand the last sentence. Just as we try to protect children and the insane, we should try to protect those stupid enough to be enticed by legal loan sharks. I have a couple of friends who were effectively paying 25% or 30% interest on credit cards after late payment penalties. The morality of the consumer credit department at J. P. Morgan Chase is at about the same level as a crack dealer. Even being Finance Czar, I can't solve your problems. You have to do that yourself. If you're paying credit card rates at 12% to 17, you should either declare bankruptcy, or stop your mongering trips and get a second job until you've paid off your cards.
I have no problem with people or companies who scalp tickets. Do you, and if so why?[/QUOTE]Buyer beware! Perhaps, creidit cards should have death warning notices like cigarette packages!
Perhaps, I should write about consumerism and self destruction. Why is it that Americans do not save? Why save when you can borrow so easily? And so on. So here we are in 2012 with our feet in cow manure. So is it the culture or is it the poeple, or are they not the same? And the banks just pay the millions in fines quite happily because they are a pittance of what their profit margins are. In the boardroom, there are laugher and champagne as bonuses and share incentives are met.
And so the working ants continue to amass their debts in their desperate belief that they cannot be happy unless they possess x, y, and z. Personal responsibility, yes of course. That is basic, and that comes from where? Kim Kardashian & family?
No, I have no problem with ticket scalpers. I paid for a few Olympic trips doing just that. And I have no problem with anybody's luxurious lifestyle. Just courrpted corporate behavior and their defenders.
By the way, your title as Financial Czar was meant to be complimentary. And your advice has been noted and implemented.
[QUOTE=Black Shirt; 424448]Perhaps, I should write about consumerism and self destruction. Why is it that Americans do not save? Why save when you can borrow so easily? And so on. So here we are in 2012 with our feet in cow manure. So is it the culture or is it the poeple, or are they not the same? And so the working ants continue to amass their debts in their desperate belief that they cannot be happy unless they possess
X, why, and z. Personal responsibility, yes of course. That is basic, and that comes from where? Kim Kardashian & family?[/QUOTE]Being a Libertarian, who believes people should be free to do whatever they want as long as it doesn't hurt others, I'm loath to admit this. But a lot of Americans need something like a gun pointed toward their heads to make them save. Something like the Central Provident Fund (CPF) in Singapore, where 35% of an employee's gross wages go into savings to pay for retirement, medical expenses, and housing. I agree completely with your thoughts about consumerism, savings and debt. And the Kardashians.
As expected, not a single intelligent response to my long list of government-provided services. Services that have been demanded by and are provided for the private sector. Services that most Americans value and would object strongly if it were ever proposed to take them away.
Everyone here understands this; some are just too proud to admit it (or too stubborn in their ideology).
[QUOTE=El Alamo; 424445]I could go on the internet and find out who said the quote you posted as a pop quiz. Of course, that would be cheating. It is a pop quiz afterall and we play by the rules.
My guess is Ronald Reagan. Is that correct?[/QUOTE]Nope. Mitt Romney made that Olympics quote in 2002, where he included praise for communities that built venues to hold competitions. In case you missed it, that's a reference by-and-large to governments that funded such venues with taxpayer dollars. Yep, Romney acknowledged the role of governments in helping Olympians succeed.
Reagan supported closing tax loopholes for millionaires. Check the video below. According to various reports, Romney used virtually every trick (loophole) in the book to reduce his taxes. Reagan would likely have been calling for Romney to release more tax returns, to expose the very loopholes that Reagan wanted to end. Romney's no Reagan, he's much worse.
Reagan-No Loopholes For Millionaires
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgbJ-Fs1ikA[/url]
Esten,
I agree that government supplies many useful platforms to support buisness. Infrastructure, rule of law, and stable currency are prerequisites for a functional free enterprise system. But, these very support mechanisms are in danger of dissolving due to the unsustainable debt this administration is piling up year after year. There will be a breaking point if the current trends continue. When the rest of the world (which supports half of our spending) decides enough is enough, it's game over. The support network will no longer be viable. Nothing about this current administration leads me to believe that they acknowledge this inevitablity. The dismissal of the Simpson-Bowles commission was the confirmation of it's irresponsibility in my mind. Since I KNOW that this administration is not serious about preventing the bankrupcy of the country, I have to be a supporter of an alternative approach.
[QUOTE=Esten; 424418]When will the businessman make that call:
1. When they can't get to work because the roads and traffic systems have failed?
2. When a business deal falls through because a key investor could not get a flight or a visa?
3. When they experience a workplace fire that cannot be contained?
4. When the mail doesn't get delivered?
5. When the store is looted by thieves?
6. When customers don't come because of gangs or prison inmates in the streets?
7. When customers don't come because they didn't get their unemployment / disability / SS checks?
8. When customers don't come because their investments have been wiped out or stolen?
9. When workers call in sick because of food poisoning?
10. When workers call in sick because of toxins in the water supply?
11. When workers call in sick from taking a bad dose of medication?
12. When they can't find workers with adequate education?[/QUOTE]With regard to your comment that there has not been "a single intelligent response to my long list of government-provided services", I agree that some of the services on your list are important and are provided efficiently by my state and local governments. I do not believe we are getting value from the federal government FOR THE 24% OF GDP that it consumes. Almost one out of every 4 dollars spent in America is spent by the federal government. Specifically,
1. This infrastructure is provided by state and local government, not federal government.
2. The USA federal government makes it difficult for foreign businessmen, investors, students and tourists to get visas. We're losing out to other countries because of this.
3. Provided by local government, ditto to "1" above.
4. The USPS is one of the most inefficient businesses on the planet.
5. Ditto "1", state and local government function
6. Ditto "1", state and local government function
7. Paying people not to work decreases productivity. The USA social security system is a Ponzi scheme. Madoff does the same thing in the private sector and he goes to jail.
8. A legitimate service provided by Federal government that should be continued. But how much of the federal government does this represent? And how good is it at doing this job? Fannie and Freddie screw investors and taxpayers, aided big time by the federal government. Madoff goes unchecked for over 10 years after his scheme is brought to the attention of the SEC. We spend hundreds of billions of dollars and suffer through a recession because regulators and politicians were asleep at the wheel, allowing financial institutions and home buyers to engage in monkey business during the last couple of decades.
9. Ditto "1", state and local government function
10. Ditto "1", state and local government function
11. I agree.
12. Ditto "1", state and local government function
Good Tiny, an intelligent response. Yes several things are provided by local and state governments, but the Republican attack on government is often an attack on all forms of government. I'd agree their main issues are with the federal government though. Almost half of the 24% GDP figure are SS & Medicare, which are very popular among Americans, and which Americans PAY INTO. Really, tell us what specifically you'd cut, and how much it would save.
The government has been significantly defunded, and we have a bigger revenue problem than a spending problem.
TT mentioned an alternative approach. But Republicans seem to be the ones running away from the debt issue lately. They want to extend all tax cuts, and reverse the sequester Defense cuts. They are appealing to fear and pride for the latter. Both measures will delay addressing our debt. What's their proposal for addressing the debt? Ryan's unpopular Medicare voucher program?
Republicans are running out of rope in their mission to protect the wealthy. They might have to choose between the wealthy and Defense. A few smart Republicans have started backing off from the "no compromise" position. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of them twist. This promises to be every bit as entertaining as the election itself.
Esten.
Thanks for the answer to the pop quiz.
I always suspected you were a closet Romney supporter. Thanks for coming out.
Credit Cards.
Esten I'm sure you are one of those who believe pencils misspell words not the people using them to put up such an argument regarding credit card rates. People sign a contract with the credit card company that clearly outlines the charges they will incur for carrying a balance, if they are late, ect. If the form is too complicated or long for them to bother to read then they are too stupid to even have a credit card. The credit card companies don't hold a gun to anyone's head and force them to charge. If you can't control your spending impulses then you should not have a line of credit, it's just that simple.
It boils down to that one little trait liberals hate, personal responsibility. If you get in trouble with a credit card it's your fault and no one else's. Don't blame the banks.
Debt.
Esten if you took all the earnings from everyone making over $200K per year it would not even pay off Obama's deficit for this year much less pay down the national debt. Your position is just plain raw class warfare. Run the numbers my friend, to plagiarize Bill Clinton somewhat:
IT'S THE SPENDING STUPID!
Casey Stengal used to get questions about Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford concerning their supposed drinking and staying out all night. Finally Casey said 'why are guys always criticizing the guys who are winning me ball games'
Same with esten. Why is esten always criticizing the people who are keeping our country afloat i.e. The private sector
However, I expect this to change now that we know that esten secretly is an admirer and probably a cash contributing supporter of Mitt Romney
I'm not american but saw this on FB and thought I would share it with you guys here.
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[QUOTE=Esten;424456]...would likely have been calling for Romney to release more tax returns...[/QUOTE]Here's BO's record on releasing his personal records:
1. Occidental College records. SEALED.
2. Columbia college records. SEALED.
3. Columbia thesis paper. SEALED.
4. Harvard college records. SEALED.
5. Selective Service registration. SEALED.
6. Medical records. SEALED.
7. Illinois state senate schedule. SEALED.
8. Illinois state senate records. SEALED.
9. Law practice client list. SEALED.
10. Certified copy of original birth certificate. SEALED.
11. Signed, embossed paper certification of live birth. SEALED.
12. Baptism record. SEALED.
Any yet the leftists and their allies in the media just can't stop crying about not seeing MR's old tax returns.
The typical liberal attitude:
Do as I say not as I do.
I think Esten takes this election way too seriously. The fact is, when you are riding a 3 legged horse (Obama) in the Kentucky Derby there is not much you can do but complain about the other jockeys.
I was going to post some dumb ass comment but instead I'm talking to a chica that's going to fuck me all night long. You guys need to get laid more. Stop being so tense about shit you can't control. Acting like a fucking campingn staff when your nothing that's going to affect the vote. Cll fuckin rush and vent to him.
Big Money buys politicians and politicians legislate the laws in favor of Big Money. So, sooner or later, these Big Money will strip clean the middle class in the country quite legally. A modern form of slavery is being created. Actually, it has already happened and will continue. Just make sure you can navigate the minefield, and not get suck in by the glamour and easy comforts. The other option would be to join the ranks of the slave drivers.
Regardless of what a person say, they will vote with their wallet, not with what is in their heart.
[QUOTE=Black Shirt; 424532]Big Money buys politicians and politicians legislate the laws in favor of Big Money. So, sooner or later, these Big Money will strip clean the middle class in the country quite legally. A modern form of slavery is being created. Actually, it has already happened and will continue. Just make sure you can navigate the minefield, and not get suck in by the glamour and easy comforts. The other option would be to join the ranks of the slave drivers.
Regardless of what a person say, they will vote with their wallet, not with what is in their heart.[/QUOTE]Being highly educated and employeed by the enemy is the way. I make the fuckers money. But hate them
[QUOTE=Gato Hunter;424534]Being highly educated and employeed by the enemy is the way. I make the fuckers money. But hate them[/QUOTE]My best friend does the same. I wish I had started my education earlier in life.
It appears that Mitt Romney is looking more presidential everyday. It is not hard to imagine Mitt Romney in the White house. On the other hand, it appears that
Obama is looking more like an impostor everyday. Who let Obama in the White House? Obviously a lapse of judgement on our part.
I can understand why Esten switched sides and became a supporter of Mitt Romney. Mitt Romney just looks and acts like our President.