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     Aesquire |
https://apnews.com/1ec5143fe4764a1d8ea73ce4a3e2c57 0/AP-Exclusive:-Thought-police-instill-fear-in-wes tern-China The "enemy" here is China's Muslim minority. Don't cheer yet. The means is as usual with Communism, satanic and masked with lies. The technology is cutting edge and very effective. The lesson is what to avoid at all costs. It is the government cameras and data exploitation for public safety sake. | ||
| Ducbsa |
https://pjmedia.com/trending/anarchists-bragged-ap ril-sabotaging-railroad-tracks-block-fracking/ | ||
| Ratbuell |
They're being admirably tight-lipped about the investigation thus far. Additionally suspect is the comment from 2 weeks ago by a local mayor, that these "high speed tracks will be deadly" or some such verbiage. Hmmm...... | ||
| Aesquire |
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2017/12/the_ra cist_subtext_of_phillys_ban_on_convenience_store_p rotective_glass_barriers.html It's an indignity being stabbed, too. Such politicians should be forced to work in a convenience store in the ghetto they exploit. I have. | ||
| Ducbsa |
"As it were, we are now being decimated by what was supposed to be our elite troops - the ruthless army of femprogs who had been raised as soldiers for the War on Women and are now waging it against the sexteblishment without mercy. The problem is that it's our sexteblishment. The poor devils bought our narrative that the establishment was conservative, when it's been almost entirely progressive since at least the Vietnam War. And we can't tell them to stop because that would expose our game." http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/268710/american-gy no-stalinism-ruins-shagadelic-utopia-oleg-atbashia n | ||
| Ducbsa |
Her 1%ers are more equal than others: https://twitchy.com/jacobb-38/2017/12/17/do-wut-di anne-feinsteins-latest-attack-on-the-gop-tax-bill- is-very-unusual/?utm_campaign=twitchywidget | ||
| Aesquire |
That Gyno-stalanism article is brilliant. Truth. I'm an "old fashioned" feminist. I hold doors for women. ( and handicapped, and burdened ) Yet argue, heartfelt, for equal rights. How do I reconcile such "different" actions? I don't have to. I don't bother. I reject the premise that courtesy is sexist. The other day I gave an old big screen tv to my niece. I let her and her BFF carry it up the stairs. They're healthy college students. I felt no guilt. I'm old & broken. Common sense isn't. | ||
| Aesquire |
http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2017/12/ne xt_up_make_marriage_great_again.html Talk about timing. | ||
| Aesquire |
http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2017/12/li berals_wrote_the_book_on_sexual_immorality.html While children have knife fights over food in the Socialist Paradise of Venezuela, the gyno-stalinist purges consume the American Left's full attention. Hypocrisy writ hysterically huge. | ||
| Aesquire |
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-21/californi a-already-recession Sanctuary State already in recession after slow recovery. Since the slow recovery was Barry, so the decline must be Trump. Not Governor Moonbeam and his policies. The good news is if you live near Silicon valley your property is worth a lot and this allows some middle class folk to escape. If you're in Orange county, not so much. The Escape From CA phenomenon like NY, is the rich can run first. They at least can just go buy a house one state over and change legal residence. Middling class folk can't afford to buy a second house while waiting to sell their own in stagnant markets. Remember a few years back Rush Limbaugh sold his Manhattan apartment? He'd moved to Florida years before, and was audited by NY for taxes every year & had to prove how many days he wasn't in NY. ( with taxes the presumed innocent may not apply ) I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a bit jealous of the mobility of the rich. I console myself with the notion I'm small fry to the IRS and less likely to be a political target. | ||
| Rick_a |
You certainly don't have to be rich to be mobile. You have to be flexible and determined. | ||
| Sifo |
I console myself with the notion I'm small fry to the IRS and less likely to be a political target. You would be amazed at the small fry that the IRS went after under BO. It wasn't about your wealth. It was about your activism in politics they didn't like. I've got friends who lost their business due to the IRS going after them. They had tax lawyers who said what they did was common and well within the law. In short, their lawyers told them that they were in the right, but it would cost them far more to fight the IRS than what the IRS was going after them for. It crushed them, but it was nothing to the IRS. Why would they do this? They were very active in the Republican party in Illinois. For timing, this was just before they raided the Gibson factory and seized their stocks of hardwoods. Bottom line, you don't become a political target because you have a lot to lose. You become a political target because of your political activism, and their ability to crush you in any way they can find. | ||
| Ratbuell |
...so now we're pardoning convicted-criminal illegals...?? | ||
| Ducbsa |
http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/the-w itch-hunting-of-lewis-hamilton/20697#.WkY-W9-nGUl | ||
| S2t_bama |
He is much wiser than the NFL players. He realized that his actions and public speech reflect on his sponsors and team owner. He took it upon himself to make peace with a very activist group to avoid controversy. This is how adults behave. Children, independently wealthy, and retirees get to speak their mind without fear of repercussions. | ||
| Ourdee |
If you are a parent buying you son girls clothes, You are an abomination. No, R.D., tell us how you really feel. Really? ..... ..... .. .. ...... ... . . ............. ...! | ||
| Crusty |
+1 to what Ourdee said. Oh; I'm a retiree (Message edited by Crusty on December 29, 2017) | ||
| Ducbsa |
https://amgreatness.com/2018/01/04/sacramento-demo crats-fire-fort-sumter/ | ||
| Ebutch |
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| Hootowl |
Stupid cunts, the lot of them. | ||
| Aesquire |
I didn't know you were Australian. Imagine you were taught lies from the first day of school that your country was unfair. A criminal state that exports terrorism and ruthlessly invades poor lands to steal their wealth. Never, ever, are you told that the Soviet Union murdered more of their own people than died in WW2. That Mao deliberately starved over 100 million people. That the basis for Marxism is envy and lies. That's what you've got. A generation of deliberately lied to people taught to hate. You. Fortunately they aren't all ignorant drones. You don't see the ones that caught on to the lies and would agree with you. Why? Because they work for a living. | ||
| Ducbsa |
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/455065/pc-cu lture-2017s-most-ridiculous-moments | ||
| Ebutch |
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| Ducbsa |
http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/01/ho w_the_left_devalues_american_citizenship.html | ||
| Ratbuell |
Wonderful. The local paper has a story today about Annapolis proposing a bill that will require Maryland residents to pay the individual mandate for health insurance, since the fed has shot down the rule. I'm a healthy guy. I don't take any meds. I don't have any chronic issues that require attention by doctors. If I get hurt...I go to the urgent care center. When I work (and I try to stay employed)...I carry insurance. When I'm not working (in sales, it happens)...I have more important things, like food and mortgage and electric bills. I'm still failing to see the mentality behind the government forcing people to have health insurance, and if they don't, they pay an additional tax. Other than the "we must rule every corner of your life" mentality, that is... | ||
| Hootowl |
"I'm still failing to see the mentality behind the government forcing people to have health insurance, and if they don't, they pay an additional tax." When someone without insurance seeks medical care at an emergency room, they cannot be turned away. By law. The hospital has to eat the cost. They pass this cost on to other patients, and the cost of care goes up. The thinking is that if everyone were insured, this wouldn't happen. That's the mentality. Perhaps they should consider eliminating the law that caused the problem in the first place, rather than pile another bad law on top of it? Nah. That's just crazy talk. | ||
| Natexlh1000 |
My wife works in a hospital and she says the same things happen over and over to the same poeple: Uninsured, uneployed, welfare types with bad habits like drugs or simply horrible diet come in nearly dead. The hospital keeps them and nurses them back to "free to go" level of health after weeks. They are told what to do to make sure whatever happened before doesn't happen again. They are sometimes given aides that will visit and do follow ups. They always end up in the same exact mess in a cycle. Her hospital has been losing money for a decade as far as I can tell. Ever since the Catholic Church cut them loose and they were declared "for profit". There is no way to win this. Choice #1: Don't treat them and let them die. "Monsters! you're supposed to help people!!!" Choice #2 Keep doing this forever "Why does this aspirin pill cost $900!!!" | ||
| Ratbuell |
Ah, ok, there's some perspective. But like anything...how about a good close look at some other aspects of the medical field? Cost overruns, excessive prescription pricing, inflated staff salaries? Or is that too much along the lines of "fix the source of the problem", as opposed to treating the symptom? | ||
| Ratbuell |
Choice #1: Don't treat them and let them die. My mother lives in a coastal area of Florida, where there is a lot of erosion. She constantly watches insurance companies rebuild...and rebuild...and rebuild homes that are built in the erosion area. And HER premiums go up. How about a 3-strike system? And not just for medical insurance, but property as well? Hell, even the BIBLE says you shalt not build on sand!! From the hospital perspective...you get three chances to get treated for substance abuse (or any similar self-inflicted condition), and get clean. Fourth time? You're on your own, or you pay cash up front. Trump is talking about something similar when he pushes for drug screening for welfare recipients (which I think is BRILLIANT)...if you're going to abuse yourself and MAKE yourself unhealthy, you're on your own. The government - and the rest of society - are not going to pay for your bad habits. And we shouldn't have to. Three strikes. It's not evil, it's not monsters...it's life. They get fair chances to change themselves before they're cut off. Fix it...or don't. I suspect given that choice, a whole lot more people would suddenly be able to beat alcoholism, or addiction. "Holy shit, I could really die!". Quite a change from "meh, they'll pick me up when I fall again, who cares?". | ||
| Hootowl |
"She constantly watches insurance companies rebuild...and rebuild...and rebuild" I hear that. There's a section of my neighborhood that floods when it rains for more than three days. The homes there have flooded (three feet of water in the house) five times in the last 15 years. I don't understand why they keep rebuilding. On one occasion the flood happened literally days after they had finished rebuilding from the last one. Crazy. Or maybe just stupid. |
