AldericJourdain

AldericJourdain

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[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="82" id="2616277"] The more people get on those plans the faster they will break and then the healing can begin... but if you (and enough people who are like you) sacrifice on the principle of hard work to support those (while you still can) then they might last decades before collapsing. Obscuring the reasons for their collapse, and raising a generation or two who views that is normal and natural. Medicine that cures the patient rarely tastes good.[/quote]

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[quote] My aunt was crippled by Polio at age 15. Yet she birthed and raised 4 children, and worked her entire life (her husband left her when the children were ages 5-10). She worked until she contracted post polio syndrome, but her retirement is paid for by the work she did while working. Some refuse to get sucked into the trap of government dependency.[/quote] Aye, my late maternal grandmother got polio when she was 7 - she never let it take he

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To further clarify what I meant on my original comment, namely the part: "It happens all the time..." What I meant is that school administration, or teachers overreacting is a common thing from what I have seen, and, it isn't limited to areas that are liberal - it can, and has happened in conservative areas. Anyways, like I said, my comments were intended to poke fun at what you said. ~L

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[quote] Well, you started out intelligently then made an ass-wipe assumption unsubstantiated by any data or facts. Happens all the time in heavily conservative areas? Prove it. As for the leanings of this area, I have no clue whether it is Orange County conservative, or San Francisco Liberal. I do know that I was bashing the school administrators (registered Democrats), and the stupidity and ignorance of the fact that may 5 is a non day on BOTH sides of the b

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[quote] The major rule of eating abroad: If you like it...don't ask what's in it. [/quote] Oi, this is so true. o_O

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While the intent was noble (not wanting zealous fools to start fights with them), they get an F on outcome. That said, come on Doc, you know this wasn't a left wing issue. Just some school administrator (aka teacher wannabe) being a douche. It happens all the time, even - god forbid - in areas where the schools and region is heavily conservative/right wing. So I guess the level of ignorance on the Right is just as astonishing, eh? :P ;) ~L

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[quote]AJ, you say Liberals are just as much Americans as we are and you know what? That's true. But you need to accept that just like you disagree with what we say that opinions from Liberals will also be dissected and criticized and when you believe in "A" (A as in your opinions) you may not find yourself accepting "B" (B as in opposing opinions) and finding those who believe in "B" to be incorrect and maybe even stupid. The same can be said about those who believe in "B"[/quote

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[quote]It is not we cannot trust them to not be biased, we just plain cant trust them any longer.[/quote] Fox News included? They are the MSM, and if you're going to not trust the media - then it would seem logical to not trust the media as a whole - no matter where they slant.

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[quote]h, genius, it happened 2 years ago, and I was gone for one of them. The refreshing part of being gone for a year? You can see what has changed and what has not. You have not. I spotted you on the second post I read. Now tell me how you have changed?[/quote] Apparently were not talking about the same thing - I'm talking about the whole LW, me, etc. Which, so far as I can remember happened roughly 2004-2005, maybe early 2006.

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[quote]So did Lott...who stepped down after the outcry by the left. Aren't you an anti-bias crusader ? Or is that only issues you support ? (There I'm asking you questions , just like you wanted) [/quote] What Lott did/said was a bad choice of words - a foot in mouth comment if you will - given how volatile politics is, but I don't agree with his resignation. May not agree with him, his tactics, etc. - but he

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[quote]If you were a conservative and not spouting craziness we wouldn't be having this conversation.[/quote] That says a lot in few words. [quote]What, you didn't find my comment funny??? I thought it was. I guess only those on the left are funny. At least you got religion.[/quote] Humor, for me, stops when you get into name calling (my name calling included). Being called a douche bag, just

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[quote]90% of all your replies are practically a book, who needs to ask questions?[/quote] Apparently you, because regardless of my coherency or not, you tend to miss my point. If you don't know something or don't understand something - you ask. Gee, my grandmother taught me that. [quote]Then write coherently. No extra points for quantity, shoot for quality.[/quote] Then take classes in reading comprehension,

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[quote]Democrats are given a pass (unless & until events absolutely force a grudging revocation) for their 'stupidity' - not so Republicans.[/quote] Not by this fella', thanks for playing though. [quote]...and that's why you're failing to see the forest through the trees. Reid's words imply that "light skinned blacks" are somehow OK, or acceptable (what's wrong with "dark skinned" people?). He also makes the assumption that Obama will be

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http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h1206.html "Political theorists since the time of the ancient Greeks have argued in support of the existence of natural rights, meaning those rights that men possessed as a gift from nature (or God) prior to the formation of governments. It is generally held that those rights belong equally to all men at birth and cannot be taken away. The concept of natural

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[quote]No you're not. You've made it abundantly clear both here and on other threads what you want the Declaration of Independence to do for you. That's fine, I really am unconcerned what you what from it. The whole reason I mentioned anything in the first place was to point out that people, you included, use the parts that suit their need. Plain and simple.[/quote] We get no rights from the DOI? It is just that, a declaration...of independence, a statement of principle

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To be honest, Reid's comment sounds more stupid than racist, which, given his history of speaking stupid fluently, seems to justify that conclusion. I am intrigued and amused the outrage over it. Now don't get me wrong, I am no fan of racism. The reason I'm intrigued, comes down to the concept of free speech and political correctness. The man said what he felt (which it's quest

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Nitro, Clearly you're intent on beliving in your own little version of the constitution, etc. Obviously I'm not going to be able to explain to you natural rights; the premise, meaning and such; court rulings on what the constitution/founders meant, and so on -when you're so clearly biased against it. I would likely go on for days and days, and still...get nowhere. All I can suggest is that you go read up on the issue. Much of what you enjoy, is because of constitiutiona

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[quote]I've met other people who hold to this view. What's so funky about snow and cold in winter? How does that verify Climate Change?[/quote] Frankly, unless I can find and re-read that article I mentioned - I can only say that I remember reading about it. Sorry. [quote]As I said, sometimes the wrong thing has to be done for the right reason. [/quote] IE - the ends justify the means, right? Eh, I can't quite stomach that. It could lead to jus

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[quote]No need to apologize. Anyone can say "F- you...I'm sorry". Do what I do, if you don't mean it don't say it. Then there is nothing to be sorry about. Sorry doesn't impress me much. Thought prior to action does.[/quote] I really do apologize for my temper, it's something I still work on frequently. If you don't accept my apology, then that's fine. [quote]Since you're the only person to openly complain about my interaction with them, I'd have

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[quote] No mention of the "Creator" just that we were "created"...like I said a word quickly omitted to suit a purpose. [/quote] As my point wasn't about any creator, my point was to emphasis the points in it - hence why I didn't put it in. Wow, what a conspiracy nitro. o_O [quote] Again these secret "Natural Rights". I didn't get a copy. [/quote] Yeah, apparently that's not the only thing you didn't get a copy of. o_O I just don't understand you sometim

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[quote]And again "endowed by their creator" is left out.[/quote] 1. Not all believe in a creator, but that doesn't imply that they should be withheld their natural rights. 2. It's implied, and is actually in what I quoted. 3. Getting nit picky now, eh? [quote] guess if you don't have a creator- no right to life, liberty, or pursuit of happiness for you. If you want to assume (I have no problem with this, as it is a biological fact)&nbsp

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[quote]Not going to happen and I'm not advocating that in the first place. I give plenty through taxes and charity. Leave it to a liberal to suggest to someone else to give away their pay check. Aways generous with other peoples money, right. Maybe you'll wake up when mommy stops paying the bills. Good luck with your modest income, I take a big Mac, fries, and a coke.[/quote] Good for you, that's awesome that you do give charity. I applaud

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