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Bill8 09-19-2010 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17517880)
I don't have a side, or I should say my side is the side of the American people. I played the GOP game and got sickened over it during the Bush years, I vote independently now.

if you don't have a side, why do you always repeat the media talking points of the teapublicans?

what is your own personal political philosphy?

you can start by spelling out in a bit of detail what you think whomever it is that you do affilaite yourself with can actually DO, once they have won elections.

policy and actual legislation is a good place to start. if you affiliate with the tea party, spell out specifically what they will do.

if you start by repeating talking points, then we will know everything we need to know about you and your independence.

the nature of talking points is that they contain no substance that can be debated, they are emotional, not technical.

jesse_adultdatingdollars 09-19-2010 07:36 PM

I miss Bill!

Vendzilla 09-19-2010 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17517946)
if you don't have a side, why do you always repeat the media talking points of the teapublicans?

what is your own personal political philosphy?

you can start by spelling out in a bit of detail what you think whomever it is that you do affilaite yourself with can actually DO, once they have won elections.

policy and actual legislation is a good place to start. if you affiliate with the tea party, spell out specifically what they will do.

if you start by repeating talking points, then we will know everything we need to know about you and your independence.

the nature of talking points is that they contain no substance that can be debated, they are emotional, not technical.

I never liked Obama, but I have never trusted a lawyer and being a good speaker and promising the world of change, I knew he couldn't deliver, and well, he didn't. And I hate the way he polarizes the parties, when the GOP asked about the stimulus, they got this
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0109/17862.html

I believe our trade should be balanced, we consume more than we export and that needs to change, Harley Davidson was having trouble keeping up with the new big bikes of Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki, so congress levied a import tax on bikes over 700cc's. Harley had them remove it before the scheduled date because they prospered. Learn from history.

Taxing the rich is BullShit, learn from reading about that during the great depression, it didn't work, Nor do passing huge spending bills and not caring where the money goes.

You want to come to this country? What do you have to offer to make this a better place to live? Thats what a lot of countries are doing now, we should do the same.

Separation of church and state. We have religious freedom in this country, so what religion would we follow? Sharia law is not something I would want. I like getting stoned with a woman, but that's nuts.

Wars, don't need to defend some desert, unless we get something in return for it. That doesn't mean a new strategic base.

And the economy, in what level of incompetence does it make sense to waste a year passing a new bill that no one reads that's written by people that are not elected that doesn't get any support but from one party? And doing all this during a recession when the unemployment rate is hovering around 10%? And politicians should be more worried about making things work with what we have instead of thinking up a new tax for their short falls.

Gay marriage, Abortion, gun rights and every other social issues should be set aside till we get things running right in this country. That Mosque should be built somewhere else, the top 2 floors were distroyed during the 9/11 attacks by landing gear from the aircraft hitting, how fucking close is that? The Kuran teaches it's people to be better than that, so don't give me that shit this is anything but something to piss people off.

Amputate Your Head 09-19-2010 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17518026)
I never liked Obama, but I have never trusted a lawyer and being a good speaker and promising the world of change, I knew he couldn't deliver, and well, he didn't. And I hate the way he polarizes the parties, when the GOP asked about the stimulus, they got this
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0109/17862.html

I believe our trade should be balanced, we consume more than we export and that needs to change, Harley Davidson was having trouble keeping up with the new big bikes of Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki, so congress levied a import tax on bikes over 700cc's. Harley had them remove it before the scheduled date because they prospered. Learn from history.

Taxing the rich is BullShit, learn from reading about that during the great depression, it didn't work, Nor do passing huge spending bills and not caring where the money goes.

You want to come to this country? What do you have to offer to make this a better place to live? Thats what a lot of countries are doing now, we should do the same.

Separation of church and state. We have religious freedom in this country, so what religion would we follow? Sharia law is not something I would want. I like getting stoned with a woman, but that's nuts.

Wars, don't need to defend some desert, unless we get something in return for it. That doesn't mean a new strategic base.

And the economy, in what level of incompetence does it make sense to waste a year passing a new bill that no one reads that's written by people that are not elected that doesn't get any support but from one party? And doing all this during a recession when the unemployment rate is hovering around 10%? And politicians should be more worried about making things work with what we have instead of thinking up a new tax for their short falls.

Gay marriage, Abortion, gun rights and every other social issues should be set aside till we get things running right in this country. That Mosque should be built somewhere else, the top 2 floors were distroyed during the 9/11 attacks by landing gear from the aircraft hitting, how fucking close is that? The Kuran teaches it's people to be better than that, so don't give me that shit this is anything but something to piss people off.

separation of church and state is not possible. they are the same.

Vendzilla 09-19-2010 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17518041)
separation of church and state is not possible. they are the same.

The U.S. Supreme Court has currently interpreted it since 1947, to mean that religion and government must stay separate for the benefit of both, including the idea that the government must not impose religion on Americans nor create any law requiring it. It has since been in several opinions handed down by the United States Supreme Court, though the Court has not always fully embraced the principle

Bill8 09-19-2010 08:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17518026)
I never liked Obama, but I have never trusted a lawyer and being a good speaker and promising the world of change, I knew he couldn't deliver, and well, he didn't. And I hate the way he polarizes the parties, when the GOP asked about the stimulus, they got this
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0109/17862.html

I believe our trade should be balanced, we consume more than we export and that needs to change, Harley Davidson was having trouble keeping up with the new big bikes of Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki, so congress levied a import tax on bikes over 700cc's. Harley had them remove it before the scheduled date because they prospered. Learn from history.

Taxing the rich is BullShit, learn from reading about that during the great depression, it didn't work, Nor do passing huge spending bills and not caring where the money goes.

You want to come to this country? What do you have to offer to make this a better place to live? Thats what a lot of countries are doing now, we should do the same.

Separation of church and state. We have religious freedom in this country, so what religion would we follow? Sharia law is not something I would want. I like getting stoned with a woman, but that's nuts.

Wars, don't need to defend some desert, unless we get something in return for it. That doesn't mean a new strategic base.

And the economy, in what level of incompetence does it make sense to waste a year passing a new bill that no one reads that's written by people that are not elected that doesn't get any support but from one party? And doing all this during a recession when the unemployment rate is hovering around 10%? And politicians should be more worried about making things work with what we have instead of thinking up a new tax for their short falls.

Gay marriage, Abortion, gun rights and every other social issues should be set aside till we get things running right in this country. That Mosque should be built somewhere else, the top 2 floors were distroyed during the 9/11 attacks by landing gear from the aircraft hitting, how fucking close is that? The Kuran teaches it's people to be better than that, so don't give me that shit this is anything but something to piss people off.

dude, sorry, but these are all talking points.

I'll accept the possibility that you didn't understand the question, or were avoiding it and trying to state your personal philosophy, which, uncannily enough, is a word for word repetition of fox news talking points.

let me restate the problem.

le's say your tea party is now in power.

what laws do you pass to make things better?

how do you get them passed?

this is the parameters of the problem - what laws do you pass? what do you do with the budget? how do you keep the corporations from doing to you what they have done to every branch of government for 30 years?

what will you actually do? what are your priorities?

_Richard_ 09-19-2010 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by marketsmart (Post 17517747)
thats the only smart thing you said in this thread...

lets close it while you are ahead... :2 cents:





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:2 cents::2 cents:

_Richard_ 09-19-2010 09:06 PM

thanks for posting this

tiger 09-19-2010 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17517666)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_upshot...party-movement

I didn't see this coming, interesting take from a democrat.

On the point of the tea party being upset about working class people not doing well I bet you would get about 90-95% of democrats agreeing with them, I'm not sure why that surprises you.

buzzard 09-19-2010 11:12 PM

What happened to the constitution? The Taxed Enough Already party is a little closer to the 'promised' change.
Wonder why it seems so drastic to follow the constitution?
Is it because you are scared to make it without govt in your life? ...been TV educated?

Root cause: The constitution has been trampled.
Where were you when Ron Paul was running for pres? Does not have to be Ron Paul; Any president ...simply follow the constitution.

How could you not see this state of the union coming?
Just wondering :)

Bill8 09-19-2010 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by buzzard (Post 17518307)
Root cause: The constitution has been trampled.

in what ways has the constitution been trampled?

be specific please, and support your arguments.

vague generalizations and vague emotions are valid arguments only for children and women.

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17518088)
dude, sorry, but these are all talking points.

I'll accept the possibility that you didn't understand the question, or were avoiding it and trying to state your personal philosophy, which, uncannily enough, is a word for word repetition of fox news talking points.

let me restate the problem.

le's say your tea party is now in power.

what laws do you pass to make things better?

how do you get them passed?

this is the parameters of the problem - what laws do you pass? what do you do with the budget? how do you keep the corporations from doing to you what they have done to every branch of government for 30 years?

what will you actually do? what are your priorities?

I guess you don't understand anything about the Tea Party, they're not a party. They are a movement

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Originally Posted by tiger (Post 17518228)
On the point of the tea party being upset about working class people not doing well I bet you would get about 90-95% of democrats agreeing with them, I'm not sure why that surprises you.

It suprises me that a democrat would openly agree there is a problem, given they have been in charge for 4 years

bronco67 09-20-2010 09:07 AM

The Teabaggers are fruitcakes as a whole, but there is a kernel of a good idea there.

Tom_PM 09-20-2010 09:21 AM

When someone pretends that there is a secret kenyan muslim criminal in "their" white house, and crazy people believe them, you'd better pay attention. Point taken.

Bill8 09-20-2010 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17519238)
I guess you don't understand anything about the Tea Party, they're not a party. They are a movement

ahh, I see. so you are just a republican after all. and the tea party is a fraud, pretending to be independent, but actually is merely the nutty branch of the republican tree.

yes, that makes sense.

so, when the tea party takes power, it will just be more republicanism.

too bad, really. one would have hoped for more.

Socks 09-20-2010 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17517687)
thats not what I got from it, I got from it that the democrats need to listen and come up with answers and not run on blame, apathy and anger, no one wins

Politicians telling other politicians to stop being politicians? :winkwink:

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17520602)
ahh, I see. so you are just a republican after all. and the tea party is a fraud, pretending to be independent, but actually is merely the nutty branch of the republican tree.

yes, that makes sense.

so, when the tea party takes power, it will just be more republicanism.

too bad, really. one would have hoped for more.

What the fuck are you talking about? What part of they're not a party don't you understand?

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Originally Posted by Socks (Post 17520615)
Politicians telling other politicians to stop being politicians? :winkwink:

does everyone in Canada think like you?

Amputate Your Head 09-20-2010 03:05 PM

i'm not entirely sure what the baggers are yet....

but time will soon tell.

Bill8 09-20-2010 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17520629)
What the fuck are you talking about? What part of they're not a party don't you understand?

I am talking, as before, about passing laws and writing budgets.

laws and budgets are what drives actual change. talking points and vague generalities like "they shouldn't build that mosque there" are fine for cable news, but they don't actually change anything.

and you just told me that the tea people are, really, just republicans.

which, as I said, makes sense.

but is a dissapointment. i had hoped for revolutionary action of some sort, not tired old republican canards.

JP-pornshooter 09-20-2010 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17517744)
willing compliance by the masses.

Clinton prefers them (us) to be fat, entertained & docile. No drama. Work your jobs, pay your taxes, drink beer, watch tv, complain about anything & everything, etc.... but generally not too uncomfortable, earning acceptable pay, everything's nice & cozy. Willing compliance to the system.

versus...

the aggressiveness of driving the masses (us again) into destitution, desperation, hunger, cold, and out of options & opportunity. Simply put, cold hard compliance. (or complete non-participation any more, i.e. living in a box.)

why do you think the politicians are willing to consider legalizing pot?
same perspective, they neutralize the masses, give them their drugs, fatty unhealthy food to all and the masses will not bother those who really control the world.

and c'mon Vendzilla..
Obama hardly creating the housing crisis which is the major core of the financial crisis.
clinton was actually involved in that, as well as the inability to fathom that something has to be done with the healthcare system as well as the social security system.
the USA have lived well above their means for decades, sure it hurts now but you are old enough to have harvested those good years.
consider being a college grad today? Not too good is it...

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17520792)
I am talking, as before, about passing laws and writing budgets.

laws and budgets are what drives actual change. talking points and vague generalities like "they shouldn't build that mosque there" are fine for cable news, but they don't actually change anything.

and you just told me that the tea people are, really, just republicans.

which, as I said, makes sense.

but is a dissapointment. i had hoped for revolutionary action of some sort, not tired old republican canards.

How the fuck to except anyone to answer your post when you keep jumping all over the fucking place?

You think the Tea Party are the same as the GOP, are you fucking clueless? Did you just not see what happeed in Alaska and do you not know who Christine O'Donnell is?

As far as writting budgets, yeah thats going well, do you know how big the budget deficit is for next year?

And saying those are all talking points is a bunch of shit, try answering them

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter (Post 17520898)
why do you think the politicians are willing to consider legalizing pot?

For votes and taxes

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and c'mon Vendzilla..
Obama hardly creating the housing crisis which is the major core of the financial crisis.
clinton was actually involved in that, as well as the inability to fathom that something has to be done with the healthcare system as well as the social security system.
the USA have lived well above their means for decades, sure it hurts now but you are old enough to have harvested those good years.
consider being a college grad today? Not too good is it...
My daughter is going to college and she's doing it without my help, the way she wants it. She did her time in the Navy and is getting aid from uncle sam. I'll be helping her some, but for the most part, she should graduate in 10 years from medical school with little to no debt

The housing market crisis, Obama was a senator during that, I blame the whole fucking government for that, anyone that owned a house, like I do, knew that there was going to be a problem, I mean, interest only loans?

Bill8 09-20-2010 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17520911)
How the fuck to except anyone to answer your post when you keep jumping all over the fucking place?

And saying those are all talking points is a bunch of shit, try answering them

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I'm not jumping, I've repeated the same question 3 times now.

what laws will your side pass? what will your side cut from the budget? what will your side add to the budget?

you are evading, and probably because you haven't thought about practical things like laws, which is understandable if you are still in the talking points stage.

okay, tell you what, you pick a talking point, and we will discuss it. your choice, so feel free to pick the hardest one.

pick just one. your side has a tendency to try to use volume over quality. lets focus.

I've already said talking points are emotional, laws are what causes change, so you can expect me to ask what laws will your side pass to address the emotions of the talking point. but I'm happy to discuss them, one by one, reasonably.

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17520976)
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I'm not jumping, I've repeated the same question 3 times now.

what laws will your side pass? what will your side cut from the budget? what will your side add to the budget?

My side, where do you see I have a side?
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you are evading, and probably because you haven't thought about practical things like laws, which is understandable if you are still in the talking points stage.
What evading? I told you exactly what I felt, hook on Ebonics not working?

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okay, tell you what, you pick a talking point, and we will discuss it. your choice, so feel free to pick the hardest one.
I gave you a list, feel free to choice from them

Bill8 09-20-2010 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17521000)
I gave you a list, feel free to choice from them

okay, how about the mosque issue. that was last on your list, if I recall.

will you support the republicans passing laws against mosques?

how about laws against burqua's, like in france?

what is your legal premise behind outlawing mosques, either in general, or within some arbitrary distance from the world trade site?

what powers will you give the government to fight mosques?

how much should the government spend on anti-mosque bureaus?

what should the republicans (i say republicans, because your tea people are all running as republicans) do to fight islam?

personally, I'm not terribly interested in islam or mosques, i'm not religious so it's not important to me if you start outlawing a religion, but you put it last on your list, so presumably it's important.

JP-pornshooter 09-20-2010 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17520922)
For votes and taxes



My daughter is going to college and she's doing it without my help, the way she wants it. She did her time in the Navy and is getting aid from uncle sam. I'll be helping her some, but for the most part, she should graduate in 10 years from medical school with little to no debt

The housing market crisis, Obama was a senator during that, I blame the whole fucking government for that, anyone that owned a house, like I do, knew that there was going to be a problem, I mean, interest only loans?

for votes exactly cause its what the masses want, regardless if its good for you, them or us.. the tax thing is a bonus for the politicians. so the politicians gets votes to stay in office and keep getting their fat checks from corp america.

my point is that Clinton and the entire entourage incl Obama has been part of just doing what the masses want right now, talk about instant gratification and no worries for the future..
one of the main concerns here is the debt owed by USA
only a radical directional change in the US economy could possible elleviate this building pressure, perhaps a war larger than the current small skirmishes in the gulf region...

JP-pornshooter 09-20-2010 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17521014)
okay, how about the mosque issue. that was last on your list, if I recall.

will you support the republicans passing laws against mosques?

how about laws against burqua's, like in france?

what is your legal premise behind outlawing mosques, either in general, or within some arbitrary distance from the world trade site?

what powers will you give the government to fight mosques?

how much should the government spend on anti-mosque bureaus?

what should the republicans (i say republicans, because your tea people are all running as republicans) do to fight islam?

personally, I'm not terribly interested in islam or mosques, i'm not religious so it's not important to me if you start outlawing a religion, but you put it last on your list, so presumably it's important.

look, in america there is separation between religion and government, but be warned only christianity is acceptable as a religion...

btw, one of the main reasons the head cover (burka) is illegal in france is for security reasons.

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17521014)
okay, how about the mosque issue. that was last on your list, if I recall.

will you support the republicans passing laws against mosques?

how about laws against burqua's, like in france?

what is your legal premise behind outlawing mosques, either in general, or within some arbitrary distance from the world trade site?

what powers will you give the government to fight mosques?

how much should the government spend on anti-mosque bureaus?

what should the republicans (i say republicans, because your tea people are all running as republicans) do to fight islam?

personally, I'm not terribly interested in islam or mosques, i'm not religious so it's not important to me if you start outlawing a religion, but you put it last on your list, so presumably it's important.

they should make it a land mark because of the landing gear hitting it and be done with it, build a community outreach center there that doesn't have any one religion

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter (Post 17521038)
look, in america there is separation between religion and government, but be warned only christianity is acceptable as a religion...

btw, one of the main reasons the head cover (burka) is illegal in france is for security reasons.

yeah, if we did that, then the traffic camera's wouldn't work
thats why we can't have tinted windows in california

Bill8 09-20-2010 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17521000)
What evading? I told you exactly what I felt, hook on Ebonics not working?

I gave you a list, feel free to choice from them

feelings are for women and children, we are two men here, discussing important practical issues, so feelings really have no place. money and law are a more solid foundation.

i dont speak ebonics. hardly any use for it, growing up on the farm.

lets see, let's look for your list...

see, this is what i mean about talking points being emotional. damn, your list is strange. sorry, but I'm having a hard time following it.

Did you read your own list? no wonder you didn't want to pick one.

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I believe our trade should be balanced, we consume more than we export and that needs to change, Harley Davidson was having trouble keeping up with the new big bikes of Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki, so congress levied a import tax on bikes over 700cc's. Harley had them remove it before the scheduled date because they prospered. Learn from history.
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a luxury toy like a harley is a hard thing to base economic decisions on.

so, what will the republicans do to balance trade? what did they do in the past?

you just said no tariffs - so okay, no republican tariffs, sounds fine to me.

but, no tariffs wont reduce the trade imbalance - should increase it by making imported goods cheaper.

what would you do then?

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now, what would _I_ do? I'd say that having a working manufacturing base inside this country is a national security issue, and divert defense spending into building the next generation of manufacturing facilities in country, focusing on industries with security benefits that use raw materials from inside the country.

so basically my answer would be to take defense money spent of foreign bases and spend it instead to build subsidized american factories producing strategic goods.

otherwise, in twenty years, just when the oil wars start, we won't be in a position to fight. the critical electronics in our weapons are mostly made out of the US now.

or, we can do nothing. we dont need manufacturing in the US, right? better no manufacturing than allowing the government to interfere.

...

what will the tea party "movement" do to balance trade? well, they can't pass laws and write budgets, you argue, because they are a movement. they could all decide to stop buying imported goods? You think they will?

the dem power elite are neoliberals who adopted the reagan-thatcher free trade premise and used it to empower the corporations to move manufacturing out of the country. so I agree, trade imbalance is bottom of the list for the dem elite. thats why they need to go.

Bill8 09-20-2010 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17521042)
they should make it a land mark because of the landing gear hitting it and be done with it, build a community outreach center there that doesn't have any one religion

they should give away free beer and pizza, but saying "they should" is not a realistic argument for or about anything.

presumably the tea party can collect together enough money to buy that building, that would be very noble.

but what if the muslim americans decide to take that tea party money and build a mosque even closer?

this however is irrelevant - we are talking about government, laws, and budgets.

what should the GOVERNMENT do?

JP-pornshooter 09-20-2010 06:06 PM

a swift war with china would fix many things (if we win..)

joking aside, the government must insist on the chinese currency being free'd and allow free trade with china and its growing middleclass.
USA must start manufacturing more high tech and value added goods (ie manufacturing equipment etc).
We must let the dollar slip even further against asian and european currencies, in the long term this is where we can make progress.
Also, oil should be taxed to a level of $5 per gallon, perhaps with the devaluation of the dollar it will happen naturally.
We have to curb the rampant over use of energy in USA, the tax money should be given or lent to private industry building engine technology not using oil/gas.
None of this is popular so lets make pot legal, just to appease anyone thinking of making a big deal out of it....

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17521122)
they should give away free beer and pizza, but saying "they should" is not a realistic argument for or about anything.

presumably the tea party can collect together enough money to buy that building, that would be very noble.

but what if the muslim americans decide to take that tea party money and build a mosque even closer?

this however is irrelevant - we are talking about government, laws, and budgets.

what should the GOVERNMENT do?

Not my call
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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter (Post 17521179)
a swift war with china would fix many things (if we win..)

joking aside, the government must insist on the chinese currency being free'd and allow free trade with china and its growing middleclass.
USA must start manufacturing more high tech and value added goods (ie manufacturing equipment etc).
We must let the dollar slip even further against asian and european currencies, in the long term this is where we can make progress.
Also, oil should be taxed to a level of $5 per gallon, perhaps with the devaluation of the dollar it will happen naturally.
We have to curb the rampant over use of energy in USA, the tax money should be given or lent to private industry building engine technology not using oil/gas.
None of this is popular so lets make pot legal, just to appease anyone thinking of making a big deal out of it....

yeah, they'll do to marijuana what they did to tobacco

Bill8 09-20-2010 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17521222)
Not my call

it's easy to attack things, and let "they shoulds" rule the day.

a lot harder to think of realistic ways to accomplish good things.

if you study the uncomfortable realities of realpolitik, and contemplate root causes, you'll be in a much better position to help your side acheive it's aims.

I wish you success. my side is fucked beyond all recognition, I need your help to rip out their guts.

Amputate Your Head 09-20-2010 06:45 PM

they don't want pot legalized, they are setting it up for failure.

why?

marijuana is a mild hallucinogen and extended hallucinogen use has the ability to break minds free from the manufactured reality and the fake economy. in other words, it opens doors of awareness they don't want opened.

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17521252)
it's easy to attack things, and let "they shoulds" rule the day.

a lot harder to think of realistic ways to accomplish good things.

if you study the uncomfortable realities of realpolitik, and contemplate root causes, you'll be in a much better position to help your side acheive it's aims.

I wish you success. my side is fucked beyond all recognition, I need your help to rip out their guts.

The answers are easy, they would just piss off a lot of people
read this
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_1...79-503544.html

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17521259)
they don't want pot legalized, they are setting it up for failure.

why?

marijuana is a mild hallucinogen and extended hallucinogen use has the ability to break minds free from the manufactured reality and the fake economy. in other words, it opens doors of awareness they don't want opened.

I finished some green crack, thinking about that 1/2 of Bubba Kush I stuff in a bottle of Sailor Jerry rum. I think I'll strain out the bud and see what this rum can do! It's been sitting for over a month!!! LMAO

Bill8 09-20-2010 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter (Post 17521179)
Also, oil should be taxed to a level of $5 per gallon, perhaps with the devaluation of the dollar it will happen naturally.
We have to curb the rampant over use of energy in USA, the tax money should be given or lent to private industry building engine technology not using oil/gas.

speaking in terms of realpolitik, it might be possible to harness tea party and fox news islamophobia by calling for a tax on "muslim oil". the right wing seems to embrace militaristic taxation, and taxation as moral punishment.

the rights eagerness to embrace the sauds is one of the ironies of our time

however, to be realistic, we should be focusing on things the right wing is actually able to do, once they are in power. they can't defy the corporations either - at least, they never have - so it has to be something the corporations will allow.

and they won't allow such a tax. it would be an actual hardship, and their power is based on our comfort.

Bill8 09-20-2010 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17521282)
The answers are easy, they would just piss off a lot of people
read this
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_1...79-503544.html

i probably dont extract from that the same meanings you do.

i didn't read anything that sounded technically incorrect, altho I don't trust anything obama says, he's a puppet for the corporations, managed by the corrupt powers of wall street.

is there something on that page you wanted to discuss?

Vendzilla 09-20-2010 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill8 (Post 17521301)
i probably dont extract from that the same meanings you do.

i didn't read anything that sounded technically incorrect, altho I don't trust anything obama says, he's a puppet for the corporations, managed by the corrupt powers of wall street.

is there something on that page you wanted to discuss?

Just that Obama is feeling the heat

Amputate Your Head 09-20-2010 08:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 17521282)
The answers are easy, they would just piss off a lot of people
read this
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_1...79-503544.html

there are no answers per say in that piece.
it's mostly blame shifting, misdirection, discrediting, and perpetuation of the lie.

but there is some truth.
it is not the obvious suggested fake truth, but the real truth behind the lies.
allow me to translate...

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President Obama said today that members of the Tea Party movement are "misidentifying... who the culprits are" in blaming Democrats for the nation's deficits and debt.
classic "we didn't do it, it was them". finger pointing, misdirection, dog & pony show, soap opera, etc... call it by any name you like. it is a show.


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The president did offer some words of encouragement for the largely conservative movement, saying it fits in America's "noble tradition of being healthily skeptical about government...[and] saying that government should pay its way."
here he weakens & disarms them by lowering the importance of skepticism to a mere tradition. a ritual not to be taken seriously.



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But he stressed that the administration of George W. Bush that left him with massive deficits in part by spending on two wars without paying for them while at the same time lowering taxes.
more blame shifting, finger pointing, etc.



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As for his own polices, Mr. Obama, appearing at a business town hall hosted by CNBC, said the "majority of economists will tell you that the emergency steps we take are not the problem long term," referring to programs like the stimulus package and the auto bailout.
those economists will tell you whatever they are told to tell you.



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"The challenge, I think, for the Tea Party movement is to identify specifically, what would you do?" Mr. Obama said. "It's not enough just to say, 'Get control of spending.' I think it's important for you to say, 'You know, I'm willing to cut veterans' benefits,' or, 'I'm willing to cut Medicare or Social Security benefits,' or, 'I'm willing to see these taxes go up.'"
more demonization of the Tea Party.
do you see here how he is working on the emotions of people?
why did he only mention hypothetical cuts to government social programs, and more specifically, ones that affect the old and the disabled?
why didn't he mention cuts to anything else that can be and should be cut?




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The Republicans' plan, Mr. Obama said, is not feasible. The GOP, he said, says it can control government spending while proposing $4 trillion in tax cuts.
simple dissing of the right. just more show.



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The reality, Mr. Obama said, is that "the federal government is probably less intrusive now than it was 30 years ago," citing tax rates that are lower now than they were under President Ronald Reagan.
in this statement you can clearly see how this being, this man, this person, this entity is defining your reality for you.



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He also insisted that his administration has been friendly to business needs and has not proposed raising corporate tax rates.
of course.
what you should be asking is, why?



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"...understand that there are facts and a reality there that go beyond the political rhetoric."


this was a piece of truth.







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