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Originally Posted by tucknroll
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I agree whole heartedly Doctor-G,glad you typed it,saves me from doing it..Quote:
Originally Posted by Doctor_G
But i'll give Obama a year to see if he grows into the Job,every President goes through it the first year..
i disagree whole heartedly
Not that I completely 100 % agree with some of the comments earlier, but I do mostly from watching and seeing a lot of things happen and not happen over the years and recently. Just out of curiosity, what would you suggest for all these issues our country faces or will face down the road??Quote:
Originally Posted by trippingthespeculatingpos
It would be absolutley hillarious if not for being so damn serious a subject, but when Obama is over in Europe and shouting we need to discuss disarming nuclear weapons...not once did he mention STOP the two Country's Iran and N. Korea from getting the bomb. What damn good does bringing down the number of bombs the Russians and we have, if two radical dictators get their hands on the bomb while we and the Russians are dismantling a few?
If we had ANY balls, we'd tell the world to find a new hdqtrs for the UN, place a lock on the UN building in NYC and withdraw our membership from that joke of an organization. If having Sudan in charge of Human Rights yrs back, or watching Sadaam give the UN the finger a few hundred times wasn't enough for people to see the light about the UN, then they never will.
But don't worry, we are not gonna leave that awesome organization the UN. Instead, we'll continue to look to them for harder resolutions against N. Korea and Iran, so they can have the pleasure of defying even tougher resolutions. So once again, don't worry, Obama will be placving all trust in the mighty UN even after Iran or N. Korea gets the bomb. Besides, how can we leave the UN when they will soon be telling US Corporations how to run their businesses.
Doctor, your right about a lot. Your wrong here. UN is gaining teeth by the day. We are the UN watchdog(UN wanted us to go into Iraq(no central bank). Countries without a central bank. See if you notice a pattern.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doctor_G
Venenzuela. Cuba. N. Korea. Iran. Iraq(past tense soon if not already). What do these countries have in common? O yea, they refuse to allow the evil central banks to ruin their countries. And we hate these countries why? Never understood. And yes, I know more about history and current events than most people(not ignorance, its not following the logic of western culture). Didnt state that out of ego, just wanted to make sure you realize that I realize what has transpired in the past, and still dont get it.
If we were true champions of Freedom, we would be supporting these countries rights to find their own destinies, without the corruption and evil of the central bank oligrachy.
I couldn't agree with you more. The simple things we do to bless others are so powerful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beach Gambler
Just out of curiosity, how do you decide who's groceries to pay for at Walmart. Does it depend on what they have in their cart or do they have to look kind of poor? Does anyone ever get offended and say "**** you - I can pay for my own groceries"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beach Gambler
It feels to good to be kind to people.....
Unless you are walking around in Boston.......don't make eye contact and smile at people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demian
I spent a few weeks in Boston awhile back and people were so rude. I was walking down the street and I would smile at someone as I past them on the street and no one would smile back. I smiled at this one guy that I passed on the street and he yelled at me and said, "What are you looking at...faggot?"
I've never been exposed to so many rude people in my life than when I spent those few weeks in Boston.......must be an eastern thing. I grew up in MN and now live in CA.
We'll have to agree to disagree on our UN stances Relmor.
The majority of the time the only way things get done in this world when there is a major crisis, is when we take the lead and actually do something about it. Europe would be a very different place if not for the US in the last century. What's funny, is that the US embraces diversty (hence the term melting pot), whilst the the rest of the world embraces sepratism. But God forbid we have people who want to keep our own American heritage alive, the one our founding fathers enabled for all of us in the first place. Instead we are being forced to nationally recognize an entire culture other than our own and even go as far as embracing their flag and their language. Tell any other Country in the entire world to undercut their own heritage and or language, and see how well that goes over.
I remember a time not so long ago when the new neighbor down the street came over to this Country because of the immense opportunities and the freedoms our Country provided. But nowadays, folks from other Country's are openly questioning on why they even came over here. Hence my German co-worker who thought she was leaving socialism behind.
Could it be we're different for a reason? Maybe the fact that we are the Country known as the melting pot, along with our wide array of freedoms, and our own brand of Capitalism...is what actually makes this Country so very special and unique, that it's people are willing to give their lives for this place we call the USA.
hey demian that is a city thing, if u leave the city head to the suburbs get out of the rats nest and people get nicer u usually dont have to go to far out. In philly people are rude as hell but once u get outside of philly people all of a sudden get a hellof alot nicer, the best way around all that is just move to texas. although people can be rude in the cities here too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demian
Amen!!!!!!
No, I have spent a lot of time in cities......I think there is just a bunch of assholes out east in that area....Quote:
Originally Posted by trippingthespeculatingpos
I did drive out of Boston like you said.......
I got so fed up with how rude everyone was in Boston that I just had to get out of town for awhile so I drove my VW camper van down the coast outside of town a bit. I parked on this beach and was enjoying watching the ocean and the sound of the waves. These cute girls walked up to my van and were flirting with me and smiling at me and they asked me if i wanted to go to this bonfire with them - I said sure. They said to follow them in the car so I did and then when we were on this bridge crossing an inlet my van couldn't make it up the hill and was driving funny. The bitches had let the air out of my VW van tires while they were flirting with me and my rear tire was ruined. My jack was missing the wrench so I walked for miles to this repair garage and asked if I could borrow a wrench and offered to leave a credit card and a deposit. The guys in the garage were total jerks and were making fun of me. I drove back to Boston and parked in front of a parking meter and went in the back of my van to grab some change for the meter and then as soon as I opened the door to feed the meter the cop was putting a parking ticket on my window and I had just ****ing parked and they wouldn't cancel the ticked because they said it was already printed.
I couldn't leave that whole area fast enough......
ouch, yeah never spent any time in boston haha, so those chicks did that too you as a joke? wtf yeah thats funny in a movie but in real life who would waste time doing something like that.
Yes I wil admit we do a little pre-qualifying. We usually look for kids, diapers milk etc. We have never had anyone ever object. You can learn alot from what is in a persons cart.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demian
Let the military slicing and dicing continue in full force. First Obama axes missle defense while N. Korea launches a long range missle. Next up for slicing, is the cancellation of the F-22 stealth fighter jet. It's estimated that 90,000 US jobs will be lost due to the axing of the F-22. Last time I saw and was part of massive military downsizing was under Bill Clinton. I had bonuses in upwards of $55,000 thrown at me to take an early out from the Army. He sliced and diced the entire military across the board. He made the largest military cuts in US history at the time. He also cut back CIA spending. All Clinton's spending cuts did were help facilitate the 911 attack. The signs leading to the attacks were all there. There was the first Trade Center bombing. Then the Colbat Towers in Saudi, the Marine Barracks, and the USS Cole bombing which all preceeded 911.
Did we not just learn our lesson? Obviously we have a Commander in Chief who is absolutely clueless on what ACTUALLY keeps America safe. And much of the world for that matter. It's our having a strong defense (Military) which translates into the greatest deterent and helps greatly to keep the peace.
Is this the kind of public interest programing that Sirius/XM will be required to carry to fulfill the merger mandates? This chick has a show on cable access...
http://www.milkandcookies.com/link/60668/detail/
Don't rich people have kids and buy diapers and milk too though?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beach Gambler
You guys have got to watch 3:00 - 3:45 of this video..........lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Demian
Of course they do but pay attention to the people plus you can tell alot by the cart once again and if they fool me then who cares I gave with a good heart.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demian
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I know without a doubt you Demian could go into any grocery store and see the difference between a well to do family and a family who is trying to make ends meet.