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Nancy Pelosi: “That was easy!”
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Freebird1971
Posted November 7, 2009 at 10:32 pm | Permalink
Braelyn Joy arrived at 755 this evening.
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Congrats to Freebird and his family on the arrival of his new grand daughter!
Freebird, please accept my prayers for your new grand daughter and her family. May happines follow her all of her days.
Your Sunday Mornint cartoon –
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO5xF-Es4kU
(In honor of Veterans’ Sunday. Thanks, guys.)
Congratulations on your new granddaughter Freebird!
I’ve met several ‘Joy’s’ in my lifetime and they all were joys to be around. :)
Among others, Braelyn Joy shares this birth date with the following:
1656 Sir Edmond Halley 1st to calculate comet’s orbit (Halley’s Comet)
1900 Margaret Mitchell writer (Gone With the Wind)
1927 Patti Page Claremont Oklahoma, singer (Tennessee Waltz)
Hours after President Obama exhorted Democratic lawmakers to “answer the call of history,” the House hit an unprecedented milestone on the path to health-care reform, approving a trillion-dollar package late Saturday that seeks to overhaul private insurance practices and guarantee comprehensive and affordable coverage to almost every American.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/11/07/AR2009110701504.html?hpid=topnews
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This will be a war in the Senate. Good luck to Dems getting it passed. America needs to stop being the only developed country in the world that doesn’t offer health care to all of it’s citizens.
Your Sunday Morning hymn –
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niYPjvd7y-Y
(Can you imagine anyone thinking they could win WWII against an army that marched to this? That’s why it was written.)
Your Sunday Morning sermon –
http://tinyurl.com/ylheztg
I don’t know why you waste you time and Blog space posting those Monkey, I doubt anybody looks at them. I have yet to open even one.
“America needs to stop being the only developed country in the world that doesn’t offer health care to all of it’s citizens.”
Every citizen and illegal alien already has it one way or another….this simply will get another poorly run and horribly expensive liberal government program going that will rob us of our economic future.
RE: Braelyn Joy
Congratulations.
The actual number of Americans without health care that can not afford it and don’t qualify for a government progam is 12.2 million.
The bill the dems passed at a cost of 2 trillion dollars is designed to provide health care to 96% of all Americans.
300 million Americans. Do the math sheeple.
12,162,388.96 plus or minus people not insured under the Dems Bill, to be exact Hank. :D
This would include the population of the following states and districts.
Maine
New Hampshire
Hawaii
Rhode Island
Montana
Delaware
South Dakota
Alaska
North Dakota
Vermont
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Guam
America Samoa
Vermont
Yeah, it is a shame that the Republicans didn’t roll up their sleeves and really participate in crafting this bill. Perhaps absolutely everybody could be protected with this first iteration of the Affordable Health Care Act for America.
“I don’t know why you waste you time and Blog space posting those Monkey, I doubt anybody looks at them. I have yet to open even one.” — Bawx.
A key to conservatism is flatlined curiosity. They don’t want to know anything new, or see anything different.
DavidB
Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:59 am | Permalink
Yeah, it is a shame that the Republicans didn’t roll up their sleeves and really participate in crafting this bill.
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What part of Pelosi “Closed Door Sessions” where no Republicans were allowed do you not understand?
“A key to conservatism is flatlined curiosity. They don’t want to know anything new, or see anything different.”–presumptuously dumb Doris
I’ve seen the tripe Monkey posts on more than enough occasions….I’m sure those were as useless as the others. Only the ignorant would continue to waste time with them.
49.4 Percent of United States Representatives in Congress did not have a say in the health care bill. This total includes moderate Democrats…
220 – 215 vote
I expect that voters in 2010 will let Democratic Congressman know their fillings of being taxed without representation.
Congressman – congressional representatives
– to be politically correct
fillings = feelings
sheesh , never post without coffee
From Death Panel lies to “destroying America” rhetoric, to promises to make the bill Obama’s Waterloo, to claims that only minor tweaks are needed to the system, and then claims that everybody already has access to health care shows the depth of the Republican commitment to reform.
What on Earth would the Republicans have contributed to the closed door meetings but obstruction?
A few years ago, the closed door meetings were okay when it it was a Republican majority barring the doors to Democrats. Whahhhhappened?
http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/117105/thumbs/r-WHAT-A-NIGHT-huge.jpg
A few years ago, the closed door meetings were okay when it it was a Republican majority barring the doors to Democrats. Whahhhhappened?
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I must have missed that a few years ago. Got a link? When did that ever happen?
One of the aspects of what is wrong in health insurance that I hope will be corrected is.
A level playing field for small business, the options for them is down to one of two.
Either cut so far into company profits to provide health insurance that the future of the business is in question. Or no health insurance for the employees and dealing with a employee base that is not healthy.
There were some Republican proposals that did make sense, a few amongst the many they proposed. Perhaps they should have been given more considerations and would have insured the best bill.
If nothing more icing on the cake and a double check on providing fair and affordable insurance.
Co-ops and cross State line sale, that is the only two of the GOP proposals that were worth the consideration though.
We will have to see just what will be the final outcome of the Committee bill.
A real focus and logical bill is needed, the only hope is that one or the other party will remember how to do that?
What on Earth would the Republicans have contributed to the closed door meetings but obstruction?
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That’s just a stupid remark.
How about whatever party wins the majority in Congress or the Senate that the minority party just stays at home not able to represent their districts?
That way we don’t have to pay for half of the salaries of Congress.
Dictatorships are unconstitutional according to the Constitution.
I must have missed that a few years ago. Got a link? When did that ever happen?
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To advance that question, when did any party besides the Democrats have a closed door session that involved 1/6th of the economy of the United States?
Regular
Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:10 am | Permalink
Congratulations on your new granddaughter Freebird!
I’ve met several ‘Joy’s’ in my lifetime and they all were joys to be around. :)
Among others, Braelyn Joy shares this birth date with the following:
1656 Sir Edmond Halley 1st to calculate comet’s orbit (Halley’s Comet)
1900 Margaret Mitchell writer (Gone With the Wind)
1927 Patti Page Claremont Oklahoma, singer (Tennessee Waltz)
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Reg you forgot to mention my #2 granddaughter Andrea Nicole born on November 7, 1994.
Congrats on the new addition Free. Grandchildren are a special gift from God. All of the fun and little of the responsibility of parenting them.
BTW my grandson’s football team won their first Bowl game yesterday 44-0. They play the second round today. Bragging – something grandparents get to do.
David I would venture to say after looking at the bill – no republican or anyone with reasoning skills want their finger prints on this debacle.
The dems wanted all of the glory and they got it – for a while. Truth will tell won’t it. Remember we have an election every two years. I’m sure there are some dems thinking that very thing today.
The constitutionality of this bill will be the next big test. Does the gov have the right to say you have to have health insurance or go to jail?
Pelosi and Democrats: No representation for the Public or Republicans, just closed and locked doors
Energy Policy:
Republican members of Congress have come back from their districts to occupy the House chamber so they can talk about the bipartisan energy bill that Pelosi refuses to bring to a vote, even though the House speaker pulled the plug on the microphones and the lights and ordered C-SPAN to turn off its TV cameras.
Health Care Reform:
Locked Public and Republican Representatives out.
Congressional Oversight Comittee
Door locks were changed and Republicans were literally locked out of Congressional Oversight committe room.
Senate (Reid)
Locked health committee door – meeting with White House staff.
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Appears that representational government and openness is not part of the Democratic Party’s policy.
So where might another McVeigh—or worse—spring from?
Experts on extremist groups say that the outcries of right-wing tea-partiers, death panellers, birthers, and the like are accompanied by increased activity all along the paranoid fringe—from radical border-patrol groups to skinheads to sovereign citizens. Two camps are particularly restive: militia enthusiasts and white supremacists; their members are seething because of the persistence of two wars and the election of a black (and Democratic) president with an ambitious agenda. The previous upsurge of antigovernment activity in the 1990s—of which McVeigh’s attack marked the apex—was set off in part by a recession and the election of a liberal president.
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http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-11-07/stopping-the-next-mcveigh/full/
To see how extreme the far left fringe has wandered read the entire article. We have a muslim who the left just has to know the reason he killed so many innocent American soldiers – and the fringe left writes an article like this for the left nutwings.
Don’t hold this animal responsible for his action. Of course it is the fault of the conservatives among us. He must have had PTSD from being at Walter Reed or Ft Hood.
Lets instead concentrate on the ‘might happen’ things in the future of those bad TEA party extremists.
What a crock.
“Boxlock20″ cruelly attacks –
“I don’t know why you waste you time and Blog space posting those Monkey, I doubt anybody looks at them. I have yet to open even one.”
Oh Death, where is thy sting?
Oh Grave, where is thy victory?
“Boxlock20″ doesn’t follow my Sunday morning links!
I don’t know how I’ll cope with the rejection.
I’m simpering at the rejection of WE Blog’s foremost Jeffersonian historian.
My Sunday morning ritual is for me as much as for anyone. Usually with a classic Warner Brothers cartoon, a clip representative of my eclectic taste in music, and a “sermon” presented with no comment.
I suspect I’ve “wasted” far less blog space in all my first-thing Sunday Morning posts than yours which declared Thomas Jefferson’s Presidency occurred from “January 20, 1777 to January 20, 1781.”
But now I know you, “Boxlock20,” haven’t clicked a one of ‘em?
What possibly else could I have to live for?
Oh wait…
It’ll be interesting to see what happens in the Senate. Health Care Reform isn’t the law of the land until it gets through the Senate. I’d be very surprised if Dems can get enough Dems to vote for it to pass.
Today’s ‘Sermon’ from the Monkey:
Monkeyhawk
Posted November 8, 2009 at 6:52 am | Permalink
Jesus told us to consider the poor, to love our neighbors as ourselves, to do unto others as we would want others to do unto them.
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Monkey now uses The Bible to justify Nationalized Healthcare.
I suppose next, Monkey will use The Bible to ban Homosexual Marriage and Monkey will condemn the Rump Humpers.
Those with their tin cups held out already for free healthcare, even resorted to The Bible to secure the Socialism they are so desparate to embrace.
You get what you pay for. You want free healthcare? You want something for nothing?
The silver lining to the destruction of the quality and service level of today’s health care system, is that you Socialist Bass Turds will be dying as fast as the rest of us. And when enough old farts are killed off, the Social Security and Medicare problems may be solved, at least for a short time period.
Regular posted November 8, 2009 at 8:26 am
What on Earth would the Republicans have contributed to the closed door meetings but obstruction?
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That’s just a stupid remark.
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Actually, it’s a reasonable question that Regular doesn’t seem to want to answer.
DavidB
Posted November 8, 2009 at 8:18 am | Permalink
From Death Panel lies to “destroying America” rhetoric, to promises to make the bill Obama’s Waterloo, to claims that only minor tweaks are needed to the system, and then claims that everybody already has access to health care shows the depth of the Republican commitment to reform.
What on Earth would the Republicans have contributed to the closed door meetings but obstruction?
Closed Door Government Praised by Cosmos!
Transparency in Government is a bad thing, people might actually be Free to criticize Government or worse – vote them out of power.
Let’s look back six years and see who schooled the Democrats on how to get things done:
“The State Of Congress
By Richard E. Cohen, Kirk Victor, and David Baumann, National Journal
© National Journal Group Inc.
Friday, Jan. 9, 2004
For many Democrats, the way that Republicans pushed the Medicare bill to enactment late last year is Exhibit A in “What’s Wrong With Congress.” After each chamber approved Medicare legislation in June, a handful of senior Republican lawmakers dispensed with the formality of a House-Senate conference committee and rewrote much of the bill during months of closed-door negotiations last fall. The Republicans excluded most of the Democratic conferees, except for two key centrist Senate Democrats who supported the legislation to begin with.”
Sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander, I guess.
Everybody better hurry and buy tickets to see Palin in Salina!
Of course she won’t show but she WILL take your money!!!!
Her book “Rogue”(not released) is now available on Amazon for $1.61.
Loser Repubes.
David defends Democrats by saying Republicans DID IT TOO!
More of the Same. Where’s the Change?
Two Wrongs = One Right
Bush did it too! = Ok for Obama to do the Same.
(Libtard excuses are getting old)
JimJohnson posted November 8, 2009 at 9:41 am
Closed Door Government Praised by Cosmos!
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And JimJohnson also doesn’t want to answer the question.
MoveOn Threatens to Push Primary Opponents to Dems Voting Against Health Plan
Moveon.org has reportedly raised $3,578,117 in contributions to fund primary challenges against ‘any Democratic senator who blocks an up-or-down vote on health care reform with a public option,’ according to an e-mail sent to group members on Thursday.
A civil war is threatening to erupt within the Democratic Party as liberal advocacy group MoveOn.org looks to punish moderate Democrats opposed to the sweeping health care overhaul proposed by party leaders.
MoveOn has reportedly raised more than $3.5 million in contributions to fund primary challenges against “any Democratic senator who blocks an up-or-down vote on health care reform with a public option,” according to an e-mail sent to group members on Thursday.
The e-mail warned that any Democratic House member who joins Republicans to filibuster the health care reform measure will “face an enormous backlash from the grassroots.”
The group also highlights a letter from Democracy for America, the nation’s largest progressive political action founded by former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean, which urges Senate Democrats to strip committee chairmanship from “any Democrat who filibusters health care.”
MoveOn.org, which has 5 million members, has become increasingly vocal in its threats against conservative and moderate Democrats who remain opposed to the health care bills laid out by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
Several Democrats, including Rep. Ike Skelton of Missouri, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, and Rep. Artur Davis of Alabama, have expressed resistance to Pelosi’s $1.055 trillion measure in recent days — underscoring the intra-party rift over President Obama’s top domestic priority.
Obama had planned a rare visit to the House Friday morning to persuade wavering Democrats, but was forced to reschedule it until Saturday as delays push back a vote on the measure.
Among the most heated disagreements among rank-and-file Democratic lawmakers are issues related to abortion and illegal immigrants.
Congratulations Freebird on the new arrival.
You may now officially settle into rocking chair mode.
JimJohnson
Posted November 8, 2009 at 9:55 am | Permalink
David defends Democrats by saying Republicans DID IT TOO!
More of the Same. Where’s the Change?
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Here’s yet another opportunity for us to bludgeon each other and ignore the real problem.
Our government is broken.
And it was broken long before last January 20.
It only took a little over 200 years.
Health care for ALL Americans was always a right. The Constitution promised it. FINALLY a bit of that promise is fulfilled.
“America needs to stop being the only developed country in the world that doesn’t offer health care to all of it’s citizens.”
To bad XXX, the US Congress spent nearly 2 trillion dollars and the program does NOT offer healthcare to all of it’s citizens.
“By 2019, CBO and JCT estimate, the number of nonelderly people who are uninsured
would be reduced by about 36 million, leaving about 18 million nonelderly residents
uninsured (about one-third of whom would be unauthorized immigrants).”
(To get other 18 million they will 1)grant citizenship 2) spend another trillion dollars)
DorisKing posted November 8, 2009 at 7:59 am
“I don’t know why you waste you time and Blog space posting those Monkey, I doubt anybody looks at them. I have yet to open even one.” — Bawx.
A key to conservatism is flatlined curiosity. They don’t want to know anything new, or see anything different.
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Very true.
With regard to your comment of what Jesus says:
“Jesus told us to consider the poor, to love our neighbors as ourselves, to do unto others as we would want others to do unto them.”—Monkey
This is what the Creator of the universe also says about that.
“One thing I love about the Bible is that it takes a hard stand on people who try to just “get by” and feed off others without doing a lick of work themselves. Here’s my favorite verse on this topic:
For even when we were with you, we gave you this rule: “If a man will not work, he shall not eat.” 2 Thessalonians 3:10
Yep, don’t work, don’t eat. I think that says it all.
Notice that it doesn’t say that those who CAN NOT work should not eat. No, we should have compassion on and help out those people. But if someone can work, yet WILL NOT work, then he’s left to the consequences of his actions (or inactions in this case).
Here are a couple other verses on this same line of thinking:
Lazy hands make a man poor, but diligent hands bring wealth. Proverbs 10:4
How long will you lie there, you sluggard? When will you get up from your sleep? A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to rest — and poverty will come on you like a bandit and scarcity like an armed man. Proverbs 6:9-11
So get outthere and work! Or find a way to survive without eating.”
From a 2006 Dailykos blog: Letter to Mrs Pelosi
Show No Mercy: I realize you have to make bipartisan noises. I strongly recommend you keep making them. But I don’t recommend you actually follow them. Republicans treated Democrats shoddily, especially under Tom DeLay’s rule, and I see no reason not to return the favor. Your former colleagues “across the aisle” even changed Congressional rules in order to lock out Democrats from deliberations on policy issues. Please don’t bother going soft and revamping those rules to restore some sort of level playing field. … No, you need to be merciless in exacting justice and rectifying wrongs done not to the Democrats but to the citizens of the United States. If the Republicans were foolish enough to set precedent by shutting out Democrats through bad behavior and Congressional regulation, then surely they must reap what they have sown. Indeed, it may well be that the Republicans have provided you with the tools and the rationale for saying something as simple as: “Republicans saw no need to consult Democrats when it came to considering the budget, Medicare policy, and other critical matters. We see no need to consult Republicans in our efforts to investigate conflicts of interest affecting both parties, curtailing and exposing inappropriate lobbying behavior, and having up-or-down votes to censure or expel violators.”
And voters should remember, REPUBLICANS dragged their feet and continue to do so. Republicans are the party of denying health care to Americans.
Bipartisanship? It take two to tango.
Democrats love the federal IRS. More jobs created and whole new divisions:
“Costs to the Internal Revenue Service of implementing the eligibility determination, docume tation, and verification processes for subsidies. Those
costs would probably be between $5 billion and $10 billion over 10 years.” (CBO)
Another American Killed in Blood Bath in Afghanistan, Small Arms & RPG used in Attack
November 06, 2009
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DOD Identifies Army Casualty
The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.
Spc. Julian L. Berisford, 25, of Benwood, W.V., died Nov. 4 in Paktika province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when insurgents attacked his unit using small arms and rocket-propelled grenade fires. He was assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 509th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division, Fort Richardson, Alaska.
When Will Obama DECIDE to Bring Our Troops Home OR Support His General’s Request for More Troops?
“t’ll be interesting to see what happens in the Senate. Health Care Reform isn’t the law of the land until it gets through the Senate. I’d be very surprised if Dems can get enough Dems to vote for it to pass.”—XXX
And then there is the Supreme Court….I’d like so see just where in the Constitution the Feds are given the right to demand someone buy insurance.
And don’t give me the vehicle insurance requirement lamebrains, one only has to purchase liability insurance if one wants to drive on public roads.
Will be interesting to see how the House and Senate bills are but together in a cohesive cost effective package that will deliver what congress has promised. I see some bitter debate before it’s all over. The house bill passed by only 5 votes,hardly a sweeping mandate,and what is to say that some who originally voted yes decide to change their vote when the final bill is up for vote. Yes, we are living in interesting times.
‘Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest.’
Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:11 am | Permalink
And then there is the Supreme Court….I’d like so see just where in the Constitution the Feds are given the right to demand someone buy insurance.
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Government will call the HealthCare Purchase Mandate “A TAX”.
It’s the Power of the 16th Amendment.
Government can and does tax almost everything, even Hillary just admited this.
Government taxes us More or Less, gives us More or Fewer credits and deduction – Based On What Government Commands Us to Do!
Government already controls us and makes moral judgements on our behavior through tax policy.
ObamaCare will be but one more control point, where Government tells us what to do, through the power of the Almighty IRS.
““Does the gov have the right to say you have to have health insurance or go to jail?”
Okobserver, we need to realize that this new entitlement program will not send anyone to jail. Democrats don’t send people to jail. But what is going to happen is either the courts or the bleeding hearts themselves will reduce or end the mandatory requirement altogether. It was a gimmick to pass the bill.
The costs of the program will increase by the repeal of the $167 billion in collections of penalties paid by individuals and employers.
It’s part of the overall democrat social plan.
Secondly, we know democrats have no intention of ever reducing the Medicare Program (a program just last year democrats bragged about as one of the most successful socialist programs of all time).
So, the cuts to existing spending programs– including the Medicare?Advantage and other programs–saving $426 billion through 2019 will be repealed or negated by annual legislation to shore up the annual cuts in medicare payments to providers and hospitals.
The democrats were slick. They can brag about all these savings and penalties – and then later vote to override them.
$426B
+$167B
The program will cost an additional $593 billion dollars.
My logic is supported by every entitlement program ever enacted by congress. The costs always go up not just by inflation – but by the continuing bungling legislation of Congress.
But democrats will be able to pat themselves on the back this year.
Boxlock and Okobserver, we better hope the USSC does NOT throw out the mandatory clause. That’s exactly what Congress wants.
Democrats would have a ready made excuse to repeal that portion of the Act. That results in a loss of $161b in revenue.
More deficit spending, or higher taxes.
$167B (CBO)
Saturday, November 7, 2009
The House has voted to prohibit coverage of abortions in a new government-run health care plan that Democrats want to compete with private insurers.
The 240-194 vote was a blow to liberals who would let the Obama
administration decide whether to cover abortions in a government-provided insurance plan. Sixty-four Democrats joined 176 Republicans in favor of the prohibition.
The vote was on an amendment to a Democratic-written bill to
provide health care insurance coverage to 36 million Americans who
don’t have it now. The amendment also prevents private insurers
from covering abortions for anyone getting federal subsidies to
help pay their premiums
Poor, poor delusional scooter!
Thinks he’s going to get free health care! Read the bill scooter. See if you can figure out if you even qualify for anything in the bill.
You might have to actually pay for your health care or go to jail.
Or, since over 12 million sheeples will still be without health care under this bill you might still be one of them losers.
nitwit
cosmos_originally
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:04 am | Permalink
DorisKing posted November 8, 2009 at 7:59 am
A key to conservatism is flatlined curiosity. They don’t want to know anything new, or see anything different.
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Cosmos and Doris I think the error of this statement has been proven by the exit of the libtards to a blog where no one is allowed to disagree with them and no new ideas can be introduced.
The moderates and conservatives are still here defending our beliefs and interpretations of the laws the dems are passing or attempting to pass.
And before anyone gets excited, our resident blogger will likely NOT go to jail for not paying partially for his health insurance.
The formula is over my head:
Penalty for Uninsured = max[((AGI less filing threshold) * ("tax" rate) * (1 if uninsured, 0 otherwise)), maximum penalty]
But if you read the bills language there are exemptions, exceptions, and reductions based upon income up to and including 400% of FPL*
*See yesterdays open thread for income levels Federal Poverty Levels
“You might have to actually pay for your health care or go to jail.”
And that is a change on the current situation how?
Amendment 16 – Status of Income Tax Clarified. Ratified 2/3/1913.
The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration.
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Now if there was truly EQUAL PROTECTION under the law, everyone would pay the same AMOUNT of taxes, or at least the same RATE of taxes.
But then, the Constitution doesn’t really mean anything anymore anyway.
“The House has voted to prohibit coverage of abortions in a new government-run health care plan.”
Millions more unwanted babies will be brought into the world. Let’s hope all those in favor of eliminating funding for abortions have their names on the list to adopt these babies born from extremely poor women (girls) who cannot even afford the $200 bucks for an abortion.
It will cost the taxpayers more in the long run for all the support payments to these unwanted babies. The cost in crime and prison is an added bonus.
It does seem a bit hypocritical for the WEBlog cons to be demonizing the House Healthcare Bill because of deficit spending.
I guess they’ve all forgotten about the 5+ TRILLION added to the deficit that the Bush administration pushed and they supported. Also forgotten is the balanced budget habded to them from the Clinton presidency.
Let’s not even go into the TRILLONS spent on the Cheney/bush incursion into Iraq to rid the world of WMD’s that did not exist at the time.
Hypocrite, thy name is republican.
All because they don’t want every US citizen to have healthcare coverage.
“A key to conservatism is flatlined curiosity.”
Yup. Conservative in EVERYTHING including their imagination, curiosity and compassion. IMAGINATION they can do. But even that always goes to some dark place where someone wants to take away their pop guns or GASP ask them to be thoughtful about the environment.
And that is a change on the current situation how?
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Well, junior, let’s see if we can find a difference.
You don’t have health insurance.
You’re not in jail.
Yeah I also can’t afford to go to the doctor.
We treat PRISONERS better than hard working Americans.
“and they supported”
Prove it Blaidd_Crwg69.
Where did I ever support deficit spending?
And are you counting the cost of the Iraq War twice? In the first 5 trillion and your second statement.
The balanced budget amendment came from a republican congress under Clinton.
Unlike the deficit spending from a democrat congress under Bush.
Your hypocrite statement is overloaded with BS because of your stereotyping.
Hypocrite, thy name is republican.
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Correction Hypocrite thy name is Politician
“hard” working??????????????????????????????
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I hope provisions have been made in the health care bill not to compensate chiropractors and other such quackery. The lack of funding for a woman to protect herself from an unwanted pregnancy IS troubling and will need to be addressed. You don’t deny funding for a perfectly legal medical procedure just because some people have nose trouble.
Yes “American way ” aka “Regular” we KNOW that you laugh at working folks while you live off the Government dime.
There is one comparison to the Bush deficit spending to the Obama deficit spending that is not quite apples to apples.
Bush was thrust into one war by 911. We can debate the second war until the cows come home, but nevertheless the costs of war – are temporary.
New entitlement programs are forever and forever increasing. They never go away.
It’s not a logical comparison in the long run.
Sorry, I’m not Regular today. Today is Sunday. Today I am Hank. I believer JimJohnson is playing Regular today.
Not sure for sure. I have a hard time keeping up with all your wild azz claims.
Perhaps one of my other nic’s has the current schedule?
American_Way
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:44 am | Permalink
Sorry, I’m not Regular today.
You might want to increase your fiber intake.
Freebird1971:Under single care, abortions are covered if performed in a hospital with the advice and consent of 3 doctors who understand the procedure to be to-wards the health of the mother. Having said that no person or hospital who finds abortion to be against their morals or ethics are made to partake in any way in the procedure for many, probabaly the majority of hospitals, are originally faith based as in the US. There are clinics set up to cover abortions but they are not covered by the insurance plan and must be paid for out of pocket. There is NO law pertaining to abortion, it is considered a mediacl procedure only in the eyes of the law, but sometimes not the courts. I think exempting abortion is a good thing, it’s liable to be a very cruel and inhuman method of birth control otherwise.
bush tax cuts = 5+ BILLION to the deficit.
Sorry, left that wonderful tidbit out!
“You might want to increase your…”
lol Freebird! [smiling]
I’d be happy today too, if I had a new baby
Braelyn Joy to hold.
Congrats!
“There is NO law pertaining to abortion, it is considered a mediacl[sic] procedure only in the eyes of the law, but sometimes not the courts.”
—sursum
What the he11 does that mean!
Aren’t the courts supposed to be about the law?
No wonder I feel I’m conversing with residents of an insane asylum.
Amway,
Thanks, that statement was just too hard to pass up
“You don’t deny funding for a perfectly legal medical procedure just because some people have nose trouble.”—junior
But you sure as heck need to for those that abrogate their personal responsibility, and not leave society as a whole to become responsible.
okobserver posted November 8, 2009 at 10:28 am
The moderates and conservatives are still here defending our beliefs and interpretations of the laws the dems are passing or attempting to pass.
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Yes okobserver, you’re still here posting falsehoods, like “death panels”.
“Yeah I also can’t afford to go to the doctor.
We treat PRISONERS better than hard working Americans.”–junior
Maybe you should consider actually working at a job whereby you receive a paycheck and/or benefits.
Or….maybe prison would be more appropriate, after all you admitted being a thief and stealing not that long ago.
American_Way
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:33 am | Permalink
“The House has voted to prohibit coverage of abortions in a new government-run health care plan.”
Millions more unwanted babies will be brought into the world. Let’s hope all those in favor of eliminating funding for abortions have their names on the list to adopt these babies born from extremely poor women (girls) who cannot even afford the $200 bucks for an abortion
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Amway I have a novel idea that no one has thought of yet. Instead of funding abortions as a form of birth control why don’t we hold Planned Parenthood responsible for spending the billions that go to that group yearly in a way that will help control conceptions.
Before I hear about the rapes and incest abortions please do your homework and see how few of the abortions preformed are for these reasons.
We give out so much tax money to so many different groups that we fail to remember that those groups are actually supposed to do something to earn that money.
Saying that to block funding for abortions will result in many unwanted babies is like saying that there is no such thing as birth control.
“It’ll be interesting to see what happens in the Senate. Health Care Reform isn’t the law of the land until it gets through the Senate. I’d be very surprised if Dems can get enough Dems to vote for it to pass.”-XXX
Sorry man,
It’s already passed the Senate, they just haven’t told you yet.
No one wanted the stimulus bill or the TARP but we all got it anyway. This government ain’t ours anymore.
Vote out ALL incumbents.
One of my favorite bands, singing one of their best songs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJF547Mv62A
Vote With A Bullet
The number in nations
The god in their hearts
The justice in swine
The devil in God
VOTE
This long hand that breaks our backs
Still casting shadows on all that we see
Unjustified… mercy killing is just a feeling
To keep our numbers from being free
(Chorus)
Prison for praise is not worth thinking
Sin is still in and our ballots are shrinking
So unleash the dogs – the only solution
Forgive and forget, f**k no
I’m talking about a revolution
The prophet man’s got a needle in his hand
Draws his dreams from your soul – bleeding
Minds into sand
The year of the fear has arrived decades too late
And our right to stand and fight is now
Solely sealed in fate
(Repeat first chorus)
One last chance mission with a vision
‘Cos our lives are just cards in their stack
Our time is short but theirs is shorter
How much longer can they hold us back
(Chorus)
Prison for praise – the obvious answer
Once had power mad – living disaster
Don’t f**k with me ‘cos I’m on a freedom train
That bears no name – this time
I’m voting with a bullet
This view they once knew made our nooses too tight
This justice in swine
This devil in god
So God bless my soul – I’ve got total control
And the crosshairs lined up dead in my sight
I’m voting with a bullet
But you sure as heck need to for those that abrogate their personal responsibility, and not leave society as a whole to become responsible
Some here believe that is exactly what society’s role should be,fortunately they are in the minority
sursum
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:49 am | Permalink
Freebird1971:Under single care, abortions are covered if performed in a hospital with the advice and consent of 3 doctors who understand the procedure to be to-wards the health of the mother.
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So if there is a doctor shortage and you can’t find 3 doctors, then will the opinion of 5 nurses be acceptable?
If 5 nurses are not around, perhaps the opinion of 7 janiotors and 3 nurses and 1 doctor would be acceptable?
If in a very small town, there are not even 3 people nearby to offer opinions, would the barks of 12 dogs, screeches of 11 cats, and hissing of 9 snakes suffice?
Do you think the People of a Free Country should have such onerous rules, regulations and laws?
Poor cosmos I threw out something for which you had no canned response. Hope you can get the machinery back on track before long.
“It will cost the taxpayers more in the long run for all the support payments to these unwanted babies. The cost in crime and prison is an added bonus.”
Or maybe one will be the one to find a cure for cancer, or contribute to benefiting the human condition in other ways.
Why does an innocent child deserve to die simply because of the irresponsibility of their parents?
sursum
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:49 am | Permalink
Freebird1971:Under single care, abortions are covered if performed in a hospital with the advice and consent of 3 doctors who understand the procedure to be to-wards the health of the mother.
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How much will the Government ObamaCare pay these 3 doctors to examine the patient and provide an opinion regarding abortion and whether it would be paid for or not?
sursum
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:49 am | Permalink
Freebird1971:Under single care, abortions are covered if performed in a hospital with the advice and consent of 3 doctors who understand the procedure to be to-wards the health of the mother.
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Who completes the paperwork to confirm the diagnosis, and where do they send it to be reviewed and approved by ObamaCare? How many people will be paid by ObamaCare to make this one decision?
okobserver,
Your posts don’t really deserve responses. . . but I gave you an short and accurate response.
JimJohnson
Posted November 8, 2009 at 11:18 am | Permalink
sursum
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:49 am | Permalink
Freebird1971:Under single care, abortions are covered if performed in a hospital with the advice and consent of 3 doctors who understand the procedure to be to-wards the health of the mother.
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Who completes the paperwork to confirm the diagnosis, and where do they send it to be reviewed and approved by ObamaCare? How many people will be paid by ObamaCare to make this one decision?
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How many people are paid to audit the paperwork, to make sure it was filed correctly, and reviewed by ObamaCare and the correct order was actually followed?
Are these all the jobs Obama promises to create?
Okobserver,
Cosmos is begging for attention.
Please notice him, or he will cry.
“Saying that to block funding for abortions will result in many unwanted babies is like saying that there is no such thing as birth control.”
820,151 abortions reported* in 2005 (CDC).
How many of these were funded by other than the mother?
Abortions and ethnicity
Abortions are much more common among minority women in the U.S. In 2000-2001, the rates among black and Hispanic women were 49 per 1,000 and 33 per 1,000, respectively, vs. 13 per 1,000 among non-Hispanic white women.[25]
[edit] Reasons for abortions
In 2000, cases of rape or incest accounted for 1% of abortions.[26] Another study, in 1998, revealed that in 1987-1988 women reported the following reasons for choosing an abortion:[27]
25.5% Want to postpone childbearing
21.3% Cannot afford a baby
14.1% Has relationship problem or partner does not want pregnancy
12.2% Too young; parent(s) or other(s) object to pregnancy
10.8% Having a child will disrupt education or job
7.9% Want no (more) children
3.3% Risk to fetal health
2.8% Risk to maternal health
2.1% Other
According to a 1987 study that included specific data about late abortions (i.e. abortions “at 16 or more weeks’ gestation”),[28] women reported that various reasons contributed to their having a late abortion:
71% Woman didn’t recognize she was pregnant or misjudged gestation
48% Woman found it hard to make arrangements for abortion
33% Woman was afraid to tell her partner or parents
24% Woman took time to decide to have an abortion
8% Woman waited for her relationship to change
8% Someone pressured woman not to have abortion
6% Something changed after woman became pregnant
6% Woman didn’t know timing is important
5% Woman didn’t know she could get an abortion
2% A fetal problem was diagnosed late in pregnancy
11% Other
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/ss5713a1.htm
*which I’m told reporting is not mandatory.
Table 9. Reported public expenditures for abortions (in 000s of dollars) and number of publicly funded abortions, by funding source, according to state and state funding policy (as of October 1, 2001), FY 2001
STATE Expenditures
Total Federal State Total Federal State
U.S. Total $72,707 $233 $72,473 168,601
No. of abortions
Fed: 83 State: 168,518
http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/fpfunding/tables.pdf
Okobserver you would be correct in that under present law, not many abortions were funded by federal dollars but I’d say that was because of legal restrictions in place.
How many would have been paid for under the democrats healthcare Act – which would provide broader coverage for women at LE Federal Poverty level? Unknown.
I cannot support my “millions of unwanted babies” post.
Thanks
Amway for many it isn’t even the cost involved. Many feel that the taking of an unborns babies life is criminal or should be.
Many people feel this way that dont’ attribute it to their religious beliefs. Life if precious to many. This is much more a moral issue than an insurance issue which is why it was singled out to be excluded.
Morals can’t be legislated. The heart must be changed to affect these.
broader coverage for women at LE 400% Federal Poverty level?
$148,000.00 a year.
Amway I know our schools have nearby clinics where birth control is available. With so many planned parenthood clinic around why aren’t we reaching those unable to ‘afford’ birth control.
It seems we are going at this thing all wrong. Do we want to control cost or just provide abortion coverage? That is a symptom of what is wrong with this plan as written.
Final football game of the season. Gotta run.
Nothing about the reality of the current health coverage reform issue has anything to do with objections CONs throw up (obvious “vomit-licking dogs reference intentionally ignore) to legislation at hand.
We get red herrings such as “Canada-Care,” or “French-Care” or “In Iraq they don’t get government-financed health coverage….
Oh wait…
The Republicans excluded most of the Democratic conferees, except for two key centrist Senate Democrats who supported the legislation to begin with.”
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So DavidB, your definition of being locked out physically and by party is including two Democratic Senators in a conference.
You must have a different definition of ‘locked-out’ than I and 99.999 perecent of the public do.
Boxlock/Jim Johnson:Dunno about the paperwork/staffing thing as to reviewing cases for termination of pegnancies, but the extent you take the matter is silly. As to courts interperting the law in some special cases is exactly what a free society is all about, you know checks and balances? I personally have never been exposed to the matter and have no idea how it will or should be handled, just relating my understanding of what I was aware of and for some reason, I thought I was contributing to the conversation!
“Life if precious to many.”
Uh huh. To the end of the birth canal. Then their concern evaporates.
okobserver,
Your denial of AGW science is an excellent example of Republicans and conservatives lacking curiosity.
If you had any curiosity, you’d research the issue, and learn that you’re wrong.
It wasn’t long ago on this blog that I was talking about looking for fishing waders on the internet, and received the next day several e-mails offering wader deals. I believe it was Baux who said he disabled cookies so he would not be bothered with such stuff. My point is if you are in the market for waders, you might want to see what companies were offering. In other words, curiosity so flatlined that conservatives do not even want to see what they are looking for.
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Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:22 am | Permalink
I don’t know why you waste you time and Blog space posting those Monkey, I doubt anybody looks at them. I have yet to open even one.
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I enjoy them. Blog space really isn’t at a premium is it? You’ve yet to open even one, why not?
We’ve taken a big half step in joining civilized societies with a health care bill being passed by the house, Is this a great country, or what?
‘fishing waders’ and political ideology…
Only in a Lib’s deluded mind could they connect the two.
Regular exemplifies the typical right wing con who is unable to connect two ideas.
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Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 8:10 am | Permalink
I’ve seen the tripe Monkey posts on more than enough occasions….I’m sure those were as useless as the others. Only the ignorant would continue to waste time with them.
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Why do you hate Glenn Miller and his orchestra?
I have no idea what you actually look like, but when I read your posts I hear the voice of and see the face of this man.
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/9f97a7a4a3.jpg
:)
Daniel,
Yours is another nic I simply ignore for the most part and will not open your links….wo waste you time.
“I believe it was Baux who said he disabled cookies so he would not be bothered with such stuff.”….DDDDDoris
You believe wrong again DDDDDDoris.
Regular
Posted November 8, 2009 at 8:14 am | Permalink
49.4 Percent of United States Representatives in Congress did not have a say in the health care bill. This total includes moderate Democrats…
220 – 215 vote
I expect that voters in 2010 will let Democratic Congressman know their fillings of being taxed without representation.
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What do you mean by they ‘did not have a say?’ They voted and they lost, they’ll probably get over that fact before you will.
And aside from U.S. citizens who reside in the District of Columbia, who the heck is being taxed without representation?
Pure ‘hyperbowl’ at its finest.
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Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 1:28 pm | Permalink
….wo waste you time.
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lol wut?
Did you know that opening links on a blog is a security risk?
I suspect ol’ “Boxlock20″ is lying when he claims he never connects with my early Sunday morning links.
But, on the outside chance he actually “ignores” them, he personifies the word “ignorant.”
So he hates Bugs Bunny and Glenn Miller and other stuff simply because he “ignores” ‘em.
Ha!
So typical of WE Blog CONs.
WE Blog CONs don’t ignore stuff that’s spoon-fed to them by the Pox Noise Channel and talk radidiots. They’re left on their own on the weekends and strut how they ignore stuff and, left to their own devices, prove their, y’know, ignorance.
For one who claims to ignore my Sunday Morning ritual, ol’ “Boxlock20″ somehow felt moved to object to — I would guess — this morning’s sermon.
But the ol’ guy most certainly couldn’t have ignored it.
“did not have a say in the health care bill”????
What a crock. This bill was built like all bills are, following the rules of the House of Representatives of the United States of America.
Various committees marked up their bills, Democrats and Republicans are on all the committees. The Energy and Commerce Committee, last count I heard of, included over 120 Republican sponsored amendments.
The rules of the House are the rules of the House, like it or lump it.
To say that nearly half the House had no say in the bill is false and disrespects the process. It’s always been said making laws is like making sausages. It’s not pretty. But it’s the American system.
I wonder what % of the polulation was reflected in those who voted for vs against the bill?
Stewart’s portrayal of Beck was spot on. Of course, it’s probably not that challenging to caricature a cartoonish figure such as Beck.
“I suspect ol’ “Boxlock20? is lying when he claims he never connects with my early Sunday morning links.”–Monkey
You can suspect all you want and you’ll still be wrong….as you are on so much.
You simply have an over inflated sense of ego and self-importance to be able to understand there are many who couldn’t care less what you think or post.
“So he hates Bugs Bunny and Glenn Miller and other stuff simply because he “ignores” ‘em. “–Monkey
I don’t hate either….I simply know that almost anything you put up is not worth the time to look at.
sursum,
Since all House districts are proportioned equally by population, the percentages would be 51.6 for and 49.4 against.
Now the Senate is a different matter where Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s vote and Sen. Mike Enzi’s vote are worth the same even though she represents millions and he represent hundreds of thousands.
Right, “Boxlock20″ –
If you’d ignored all my early Sunday morning posts, why the contempt for them?
“….wo waste you time.
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lol wut?”–Daniel
‘…wo waste you time’, should read ’so waste your time’.
You see, I don’t give you enought credit to even slow down or proof before posting….oh I do with many, you simply don’t rank that high.
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Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 3:25 pm | Permalink
You simply have an over inflated sense of ego and self-importance to be able to understand there are many who couldn’t care less what you think or post.
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Monkeyhawk,
The fact that he couldn’t care less about you or what you post is precisely the reason that he spends so much time posting to you and about you.
Ha!
“If you’d ignored all my early Sunday morning posts, why the contempt for them?”–Monkey
Not them….you!
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Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 3:30 pm | Permalink
“….wo waste you time.
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You see, I don’t give you enought credit to even slow down or proof before posting….oh I do with many, you simply don’t rank that high.
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Oh, I see. I suspected that it was just tough for you to keep your fingers on home row on your spittle-flecked keyboard.
My mistake.
Poor ol’ “Boxlock20″ is reduced to attacking the messenger instead of the message –
Your Sunday Morning cartoon is almost impossibly apolitical.
Your Sunday Morning hymn goes off in all directions. Bob Wills was featured a couple of weeks ago.
Your Sunday Morning sermon has included stuff even I don’t always agree with.
But ol’ “Boxlock20″ brags about his hatred of all, simply because I post a few links.
Yeah. That’s the rational approach.
You seem so wound up at the dead-solid fact I post here you’re incapable of dealing with what, y’know, I actually post.
But don’t tell me or any of your WE Blog friends you “ignore” them.
It’s obvious you don’t.
Or else it’s obvious you choose to post about stuff you don’t have any idea what you’re talking about.
Stick to your area of expertise. Like Thomas Jefferson’s presidency “from January 20, 1777 to January 20, 1781.”
That’s the closest to accurate you’ve ever been, “Boxlock20.” Build on your intellectual victories.
“Your Sunday Morning cartoon is almost impossibly apolitical.
Your Sunday Morning hymn goes off in all directions. Bob Wills was featured a couple of weeks ago.
Your Sunday Morning sermon has included stuff even I don’t always agree with.
But ol’ “Boxlock20? brags about his hatred of all, simply because I post a few links.”
You just don’t get it do you Monkey…..I DON’T CARE TO OPEN YOUR STUFF.
I have very little respect for you and what you represent and feel no need to open any link you put up unless I want to, and as I said my interest in what interests you is zilch. The use of the word ‘zilch’ amounts to this; ‘A person regarded as being insignificant; a nonentity’.
Again, your grossly inaccurate sense of importance is staggering.
“Stick to your area of expertise. Like Thomas Jefferson’s presidency “from January 20, 1777 to January 20, 1781.” ”
Your continued use of that is another example of your complete impotence here. That was not my statement, and you know it, but simply a copy and past from another site, and another author. I don’t put quotation marks around what others have posted and then change it to my liking even if it’s incorrect. Those dates had nothing to do with the subject being discussed, as you well know, but was embedded in what the other wrote.
Haven’t you got anything more important than that to throw out…..guess not, you’re impotent after all.
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Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 4:02 pm | Permalink
“Stick to your area of expertise. Like Thomas Jefferson’s presidency “from January 20, 1777 to January 20, 1781.” ”
That was not my statement, and you know it, but simply a copy and past from another site, and another author. I don’t put quotation marks around what others have posted and then change it to my liking even if it’s incorrect. Those dates had nothing to do with the subject being discussed, as you well know, but was embedded in what the other wrote.
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It doesn’t take but a nickel from Monkeyhawk and you dance like a clown. Fun!
Ha!
It doesn’t take but a nickel from Monkeyhawk and you dance like a clown. Fun!
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Odd, I thought you Libs wanted civility on this blog.
Yet you, MonkeyHock, BlueJay and others are constantly taughting and stirring up cr@p.
Appears that you Libs are the problem after all.
taunting not taughting
U.S. Senate – House Health Care Reform – Dead on Arrival
The House bill is dead on arrival in the Senate,” Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” noting that 39 Democrats “bailed out” on the bill Saturday night. “It was a bill written by liberals for liberals. … So the House bill is a non-starter in the Senate.”
The Senate is not considering the House bill at the moment. The chamber has its own version of the legislation, which includes a different version of a government-backed health insurance plan, or “public option,” and different funding mechanisms. But the differences between the two bills would have to be reconciled should the Senate approve its proposal.
Plus there are lingering bipartisan concerns in the Senate about the version Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid introduced weeks ago, raising questions about how quickly the bill can be brought to the floor.
Independent Democratic Sen. Joe Lieberman told “Fox News Sunday” that Democrats can certainly count him in the “no” column if they keep in a government-backed insurance plan.
Fox News
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 4:08 pm | Permalink
It doesn’t take but a nickel from Monkeyhawk and you dance like a clown. Fun!
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Odd, I thought you Libs wanted civility on this blog.
Yet you, MonkeyHock, BlueJay and others are constantly taughting and stirring up cr@p.
Appears that you Libs are the problem after all.
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Boxlock20 is a Lib, now?
http://blogs.kansas.com/weblog/2009/11/open-thread-117-4/#comment-691498
(chortles)
What NOW, Regular? What NOW?
boxlock20 doesn’t open Monkeyhawk’s links, because boxlock20 is a “conservative”.
DorisKing posted November 8, 2009 at 7:59 am
A key to conservatism is flatlined curiosity. They don’t want to know anything new, or see anything different.
Here Monkey and Daniel, let me explain it in the simplest of terms that maybe, just maybe, you will be able to understand. I’ll use an analogy.
I like to go for short walks. I live in the nice northeast corner, and my community has sidewalks and paths all through the commons areas around the pool, tennis courts and athletic fields that I like to walk.
Others, who have dogs, walk their dogs along those sidewalks and paths as well.
Unfortunately some don’t pick up their animals droppings as they should and they are occasionally found on and along the walkways.
This blog represents those walkways that I like to occasionally explore, and you Monkey and Daniel represent the turds that are found there. I don’t stop my walk just because there is a smelly turd occasionally….no I either step around it or kick it off the walk out of the way.
Get it….your posting here Monkey, and occasionally Daniel, are nothing more than smelly turds alone the way as far as I’m concerned. I ignore some and kick some away.
Regular posted November 8, 2009 at 4:08 pm
It doesn’t take but a nickel from Monkeyhawk and you dance like a clown. Fun!
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Odd, I thought you Libs wanted civility on this blog.
Yet you, MonkeyHock, BlueJay and others are constantly taughting and stirring up cr@p.
<b?Appears that you Libs are the problem after all.
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Regular,
Is boxlock20 a “Lib”?
Or did you the ignore the fact of who was “taughting and stirring up cr@p” at at 7:22 and 8:10 am?
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boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:22 am | Permalink
I don’t know why you waste you time and Blog space posting those Monkey, I doubt anybody looks at them. I have yet to open even one.
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boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 8:10 am | Permalink
“A key to conservatism is flatlined curiosity. They don’t want to know anything new, or see anything different.”–presumptuously dumb Doris
I’ve seen the tripe Monkey posts on more than enough occasions….I’m sure those were as useless as the others. Only the ignorant would continue to waste time with them.
Boxlock20,
Regular called you a “Lib.”
I think you should teach him a lesson by inviting him to meet you in a public place, chicken-out and not show, and then loudly proclaim that you ‘punked’ his stoopid azz by not showing up.
That’ll teach him to call you a filthy Lib.
boxlock20,
You didn’t answer my question yesterday.
What ridiculous, non-scientific excuse(s) to deny AGW science will you use if the long-term warming trend resumes during the next few years?
And resumes despite lower solar activity.
Have you thought of an answer yet, boxlock20?
boxlock20 believes that science is learned from “experience”, and that AGW science is a “‘pig-in-a-poke’ hoodwink”.
cosmos, you humorless child, did you open those links?
From the description Monkey himself gave up thread they were a waste of time.
“Your Sunday Mornint[sic] cartoon –”
“Your Sunday Morning hymn –”
“Your Sunday Morning sermon –”
Now does that sound like anything to waste one’s time with knowing it comes from a, er, Monkey.
“You didn’t answer my question yesterday. “–the humorless child
Hold you breath child, hold you breath till I begin taking orders from you.
Daniel,
One, I would never try to punk Regular, and undoubtedly couldn’t, but it is sooooo easy with a DimLib immature jerk like BlueJay.
And he deserved it for constantly challenging people to met that he disagrees with.
Call it what you will….but he learned a lesson.
I taught him.
Oh Daniel and by the way, I didn’t challenge BlueJay once, ever! He was and is the one doing that and calling anyone who doesn’t accept a coward.
I simply got fed up with it and said ‘okay be there, you name it BlueJay’, and he comes back with “Dillion’s parking lot at noon”.
Geeze, what a line….from a dork.
LOL!
boxlock20 attacks Monkeyhawk’s funny links (yet again), and then calls me a “humorless child”.
boxlock20 thinks that my question was an “order”. LOL!
And I don’t expect boxlock20 to answer my 4:44 pm question — my post was making fun of her/his ignorant denial of AGW science.
For someone who pays no attention to me, ol’ “Boxlock20″ sure appears to expend a lot of emotional energy my direction.
And ol’ “Regular” is ready to place upon my head the crown of the Blogosphere’s Greatest Coward if I don’t meet him at someplace called Toc’s Wednesday morning. But he somehow resists meeting me in the middle of the night at the edge of an empty field of his choosing so he can frog-march me in and put a bullet in my skull.
Hey. We all have busy schedules.
I have one of the more flexible schedules of anyone I know. I’ve adjusted same at least three times to meet up with prominent WE Blog CONs only to have them renege at the last minute.
As appealing as it seems to take the Blogosphere’s Biggest Coward crown home and melt it down for all the gold and jewels I’m sure it contains, I fear I am not worthy of the honor.
And, unlike, “Boxlock20″ apparently, I have this nasty little habit of actually reading the stuff I post to this forum. For “Boxlock20″ to squirm and whine and whiz and moan that he didn’t know he was proclaiming Thomas Jefferson’s presidency occurred “from January 20, 1777 to January 20, 1781″ tells us just about all we need to know about the depth of knowledge and insight we can expect from him.
Unlike some WE Blog CONs, this forum isn’t all that important in my life. I have better things to do and drop by occasionally.
I have to keep the tencil on the toad, after all. Someone has to do it.
“The Obama White House and top congressional Democratic leaders spent months concealing and misrepresenting provisions that would directly fund abortions through a government plan, and subsidize premiums for private abortion plans. Today’s bipartisan House vote is a sharp blow to the White House’s pro-abortion smuggling operation. But we know that the White House and pro-abortion congressional Democratic leaders will keep trying to enact government funding of abortion, and will keep trying to conceal their true intentions, so there is a long battle ahead.”
. . . NRLC Legislative Director Douglas Johnson
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A new boycott list of Planned Parenthood collaborators, published by Life Decisions International, includes such abortion promoters as Buffalo Wild Wings (restaurants), Estée Lauder (cosmetics/personal care products), Computer Sciences Corporation (information technology), and United Parcel Service (shipping services). Continued boycott targets include EBay, Wells Fargo (including Wachovia), Nike, Time Warner (HBO, AOL, etc.), Bank of America, Walt Disney, Johnson & Johnson, Lost Arrow (Patagonia, etc.), Chevron, and Nationwide Insurance, and Sonic (restaurants). An expanded “Dishonorable Mention” section identifies charitable groups that are associated with Planned Parenthood either through donations or joint programs, including AARP, Lions Clubs, the American Cancer Society, Camp Fire, Girls Inc., Girl Scouts, Kiwanis Clubs, the March of Dimes, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Rotary Clubs, the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, the Salvation Army, the YWCA, and YMCA.
Leftist Homeland Security Czar Janet Napolitano says her agency is working with groups across the United States to try to deflect any backlash against American Muslims following Thursday’s rampage by fanatic Muslim jihadist Nidal Malik Hasan.
How about somebody working for a change to prevent violent terrorist attacks on us and our troops by fanatic Muslim jihadists?
Meanwhile, DHS has issued revised 287(g) agreements between DHS’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) division and state and local law enforcement. Under the new guidelines, ICE must pre-approve any information released regarding the efforts of local police to enforce federal immigration law. In essence, it’s a gag order, which DHS says is to protect the privacy of illegal aliens.
How about somebody protecting us from dangerous illegal alien thieves, drug dealers, rapists, and murderers for a change?
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Ft. Hood jihadist shooter Hasan attended the fanatic Muslim Dar al-Hijrah mosque in Great Falls, Virginia, in 2001 at the same time as two of the September 11 terrorists.
The preacher at the time was Anwar al-Awlaki, an American-born Yemeni scholar who was banned from addressing a meeting in London by video link in August because he is accused of supporting attacks on British troops and backing terrorist organisations.
Dangerous fanatic Muslim clerics are clearly fomenting acts of domestic terrorism against Americans and American troops, as well as British, and must be investigated, stopped, imprisoned, and deported.
The U.S. military was warned for years that jihadist Hasan was a ticking time bomb in the ranks of the U.S. military officer corps. See, you bend over backwards to be tolerant of Muslims, and you get more violent terrorist attacks from them.
At least 1000 Muslims have infiltrated the U.S. military to undermine it and give aid and comfort to the enemy – Muslim terrorists.
Better hurry up with those bunker-buster bombs for Iran’s nuclear weapons facilities.
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Various anti-American and anti-British Muslim fanatic groups are hailing Ft. Hood jihadist shooter Hassan as their hero.
This calls for a widespread investigation and roundup for imprisonment and deportation of dangerous Muslims who are threats to our safety and national security.
XXX posted November 8, 2009 at 2:38 pm
Did you know that opening links on a blog is a security risk?
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All 3 of Monkeyhawk’s links at the top of the thread have a WOT ratings of “excellent”.
Monkeyhawk posted November 8, 2009 at 5:04 pm
And, unlike, “Boxlock20? apparently, I have this nasty little habit of actually reading the stuff I post to this forum. For “Boxlock20? to squirm and whine and whiz and moan that he didn’t know he was proclaiming Thomas Jefferson’s presidency occurred “from January 20, 1777 to January 20, 1781? tells us just about all we need to know about the depth of knowledge and insight we can expect from him.
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boxlock20 lacks the curiosity to even read what s/he her/himself posts.
“For someone who pays no attention to me, ol’ “Boxlock20? sure appears to expend a lot of emotional energy my direction. “–Monkey
Not really, I’m home with a cold and there is little on T.V. so I amuse myself poking at you Monkey because you squeal so much.
And as I said, whether I read my own posts or not, I don’t change what another person has posted that I have put in quotation marks….that’s lying. But I guess you don’t even realize it as it’s such a habit for you. And that is exactly what you are doing when you attribute those Jefferson dates to me, as well as show yourself to be rather trivial and insignificant.
XXX posted November 8, 2009 at 2:38 pm
“Did you know that opening links on a blog is a security risk?”
Exactly! And considering the source even more so. Very little to gain and maybe plenty to lose….at the least the time.
“The first towns grew up less then 600 years ago.”-Glenn Close (narrating the movie “Home”)
I love all of the “Qatsi” films, I love “Baraka”. “An Inconvenient Truth” was inconvenient. But this “Home” film…c’mon. Towns are only 600 years old? That doesn’t even give the Bible thumpers their due (at least they think in terms of 6000 years).
That line in “Home” was around 23 minutes into the film…I turned off the sound at that point. Get your propaganda straight Glenn because Ur was around at in at least the 3rd century BC.
I was looking forward to a decent Sunday movie nacht, guess not this time.
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 5:11 pm | Permalink
XXX posted November 8, 2009 at 2:38 pm
Did you know that opening links on a blog is a security risk?
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All 3 of Monkeyhawk’s links at the top of the thread have a WOT ratings of “excellent”.
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Oh, dry up!
Say cosmos, how many ‘nerd protectors’ do you wear at one time?
XXX,
The WE blog only has a WOT rating of “good”.
boxlock20 posted November 8, 2009 at 5:44 pm
Say cosmos, how many ‘nerd protectors’ do you wear at one time?
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boxlock20, do you oppose using WOT? If so, why?
boxlock20 posted November 8, 2009 at 4:59 pm
I simply got fed up with it and said ‘okay be there, you name it BlueJay’, . . .
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boxlock20 exhibits another trait of conservative Republicans –
Blaming others for their own behaviour and actions, instead of accepting personal responsibility.
“Boxlock20″ shares –
“…whether I read my own posts or not….”
‘Nuf said.
I’ve been thinkin’ here whilst watching this “Home” film.
Global warming is exactly what we need to get rid of a few extra million people that are causing the global warming.
Let the ice melt, flooding all of these major coastal and highly populated metropolises. Tokyo, NYC, LA, Hong Kong and so on…
Think of the billions gone, “poof”! Just like that. After we get rid of most of the real problem (humanity), then we can move on.org to start correcting things. But why waste this crises? What irony it could be!
What do you think Cosmo? Pretty good thinking eh?
Blaming others for their own behaviour [sic] and actions, instead of accepting personal responsibility.—cosmos
cosmos, I ASK you a question….how many nerd protectors do you wear at once?
You are constantly asking me mindless questions now you answer that one, I am sure many would like to know and are taking bets.
“…whether I read my own posts or not….”
‘Nuf said.”—Monkey
Notice how the chimp needs to take it out of context to make it appear as he wants? That of course is his way of lying.
As I explained Monkey my quoting another person, and placing their comments in quotation marks, does not make me responsible for editing that which does not apply but was included. I have no license, as you feel you do to edit others words and attribute it to them.
And you know, as does everyone here, that YOU are the one that said I don’t read my posts, I was simply responding to your statement that it makes no difference IF I am quoting someone else. Again…you are trivial and petty….as well as a proven liar.
“Blaming others for their own behaviour and actions, instead of accepting personal responsibility.”—cosmos
Ohhhhh, I accept personal responsibility all right, been doing that all along. I punked an immature jerk and got a laugh out of it.
I don’t meet asinine hotheads in parking lots to settle disagreements.
Is that something you would do cosmos child? Answer that question……?
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 6:48 pm | Permalink
I don’t meet asinine hotheads in parking lots to settle disagreements.
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I agree, it is silly.
However, just because Regular called you a ‘Lib’ doesn’t make it right for you to refer to him as an ‘asinine hothead.’
http://blogs.kansas.com/weblog/2009/11/death-penalty-review-promised/#comment-691768
Ha!
Can’t we all just get along?
http://blogs.kansas.com/weblog/2009/11/death-penalty-review-promised/#comment-691804
(chortles)
Ahhh, the simple and cute intellect of the voting population.
Not really.
This video pretty much nails the unique predicament we as Americans find ourselves in.
Hey and ya’ll, it’s short too!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk5aRIz17fk&feature=player_embedded
http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html
Too many of these posts have no lesson, they merely lessen….ALL OF US.
Box posted on the Blog his agreement to meet Blue Jay, in a grocey store parking lot… He apparently didnt show… THEN, returns to the Blog, and INSISTS he had no intention of showing up, when he agreed to show up…
That would make Box — at the very LEAST –unreliable… I wont say a “liar” but perhaps the right word is “slightly twisted” –
RE: Boxlock20
DO NOT accept what he says with crecibility.
“What do you think Cosmo? Pretty good thinking eh?”–Pleefer
Pleefer, as you can see from the delay cosmos isn’t going to answer your question….he just asks them as if he’s in charge.
I think you’ve got a good plan though, lets just wait for ‘nature’ to take it’s course and correct things naturally. After all the Earth is big enough to care for itself, one way or another, and will do so without asking our permission by the way.
Hey what do you think of this idea to reduce the population and man’s contribution to AGW? We get cosmos, and all his ‘peer reviewed’ buddies, to say that the Earth is going to suffer a catastrophic meteor shower that will lay utter devastation on the planet. Then the global warming hysterics set off multiple thermonuclear devices in those populated areas of the world where the more conservative, independent, self-sufficient and producing populations are and reduce the impact man has on the environment by wiping them out. And the Libs could get rid of the Conservatives at the same time.
Or how about the world simply outlaw tractors and other mechanized agricultural equipment. The CO2 would go down, the population would die off and all would be well with the AGW hysterics.
Daniel stealing my signature (chortles)
- figured you’d be a mocker and thief
ooops cecibility = credibility (typo)
boxlock20 posted November 8, 2009 at 6:48 pm
I don’t meet asinine hotheads in parking lots to settle disagreements.
Is that something you would do cosmos child? Answer that question……?
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boxlock20,
Unlike you, I would not lie, and falsely agree to meet somewhere.
And unlike you, I would not blame another person for causing me to lie.
But boxlock20 believes that it’s okay to lie, and not accept personal responsibility — boxlock20 is a Christian, and a conservative Republican.
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 6:41 pm | Permalink
Notice how the chimp needs to take it out of context to make it appear as he wants? That of course is his way of lying.
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I agree. Taking comments out of context to make it appear as one wants is a form of lying.
Anyone who posts links to such drivel should be considered to by liars as well, don’t you think?
http://blogs.kansas.com/weblog/2009/11/open-thread-117-4/#comment-691531
Ha!
Between Daniel and MonkeyHock, they’ve set the blog back about two years.
If you need to take some hostility out, come see me, I have a fully loaded attitude adjuster. :)
Box & BlueJay… I would like to suggest that both of you… AND the rest of us(you too cosmos), just agree to DROP this entire episode… and put it far away in a file that isnt used very often…
That way we wont have to keep going back to the parties involved regurgitating the same old same old, over and over, ad infinitum, ad nauseum….
I will NEVER mention this particular situation again…
“THEN, returns to the Blog, and INSISTS he had no intention of showing up, when he agreed to show up… “—Chas
And posted from the lobby of where I was getting get my car’s oil changed before on the hour BlueJay had chosen so as to show how much of a fool BlueJay is.
Chas I don’t have to sit and take BlueJays challenges and accusations of cowardice if I can do something about it….I can, AND I DID, HA!
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:16 pm | Permalink
Daniel stealing my signature (chortles)
- figured you’d be a mocker and thief
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Not stealing, just borrowing.
Imitation is the sincerest form of mockery.
That way we wont have to keep going back to the parties involved regurgitating the same old same old, over and over, ad infinitum, ad nauseum….
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Agreed Chas, the taunting by some Libs is becoming intolerable and indicates just how childish they are.
For once, okay more than once, I agree with you on this matter.
Not stealing, just borrowing.
Imitation is the sincerest form of mockery.
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I’ll slap the ‘taste’ out of your mouth!
Not really sure what that means, but Bill Cosby said it once.
Hey check this out…Israel’s into a little payback with the work camps:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1126057.html
Thanks Reg. — I think… :-))
BTW, I was watching a dog show today… The pooch that won the “hound” portion is a little fella, some kind of weird name… He is a “barkless” breed — but the commentator said he makes a sound described as a “chortle” or a “yodel”… This particular dog’s trainer said that this one is a “chortler”
Thought you might find that mildly amusing… I know I did… :-))
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:17 pm | Permalink
But boxlock20 believes that it’s okay to lie, and not accept personal responsibility — boxlock20 is a Christian, and a conservative Republican.
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Be patient, I’m sure Boxlock20 will be along shortly with some scriptural quote from the Book of Nehemiah to justify his breaking of the ninth Commandment.
And with that said, now begins an evening of a TEXAS HOLIDAY… Cowboys Vs. Eagles… on NBC… Y’all have a good evening…
And Daniel,
Obama said everyone of those things on that video, nothing was added to his voice, and his actions tend to point to just where the video suggests.
Chas, for once your suggestion make sense. I didn’t start this round, but I damn sure am willing to finish it.
Why don’t you quit acting like a little yappy dog that’s peeing on himself cosmos? You’re such a bore.
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:24 pm | Permalink
Not stealing, just borrowing.
Imitation is the sincerest form of mockery.
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I’ll slap the ‘taste’ out of your mouth!
Not really sure what that means, but Bill Cosby said it once.
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I’ve always preferred, “I’ll slap you so hard, your KIDS will be born dizzy!”
Don’t no where it came from, but I’ve always liked it.
Did someone here have the link to lindainks55 new blog?
boxlock20 posted November 8, 2009 at 7:16 pm
“What do you think Cosmo? Pretty good thinking eh?”–Pleefer
Pleefer, as you can see from the delay cosmos isn’t going to answer your question….he just asks them as if he’s in charge.
I think you’ve got a good plan though, lets just wait for ‘nature’ to take it’s course and correct things naturally. After all the Earth is big enough to care for itself, one way or another, and will do so without asking our permission by the way.
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Pleefer,
Since that’s your suggested solution — before the coastal flooding starts, you and your family should move to the coast. Ask boxlock20 and her/his family to go with you.
boxlock20,
Earth will continue warming due to human-added GHG’s, without asking our permission — and many people may die due to problems caused by AGW.
Since you’re a Christian, you can “bless” those that die due to AGW in the future, if you want to.
The unemployment rate throughout the Great Depression was 20%. Dig?
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/07/business/economy/07econ.html?_r=3
And we ain’t even close to bottoming out yet.
Toldja so.
Regular
Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:21 pm | Permalink
Between Daniel and MonkeyHock, they’ve set the blog back about two years.
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Two years? Perfect!
I’m just doing my part to help create a pre-Obama oasis for the WE Blog CONS to help soothe the inevitable sting that comes with them being excluded from the ‘other’ blog.
I do what I can.
Regular posted November 8, 2009 at 7:23 pm
Agreed Chas, the taunting by some Libs is becoming intolerable and indicates just how childish they are.
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One of Regular’s “Libs”.
boxlock20 posted November 8, 2009 at 7:22 am
I don’t know why you waste you time and Blog space posting those Monkey, I doubt anybody looks at them. I have yet to open even one.
Box,
With ref. to your “video” posting above >>>
The Bible says “Cain killed Abel” or, “slew” Abel, however you like to put it…
The Bible ALSO says “Go therefore and do likewise.”
So, thus, we are all supposed to kill(slay) our brothers if we think their blessing is better than our own??
Being excluded from a dumba&& liberal blog…..thank you, oh thank you.
I can think of nothing more mind numbing and hellish than to be there.
Chas,
Just what I and everyone would expect out of a heretic faux preacher.
You have zero spiritual insight to scripture, or at least never show it.
Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:32 pm | Permalink
And Daniel,
Obama said everyone of those things on that video, nothing was added to his voice, and his actions tend to point to just where the video suggests.
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True, but you wrote everything that Monkeyhawk quoted from your post. I thought your issue was with his taking your comment out of context in order to give it a meaning different from what was intended.
You honestly can’t see how this same criticism could be leveled at the person who put together those quotes from President Obama at your link?
What’s the other blog? I don’t care about your inbred fighting here on this blog anymore. I just want to get to Linda’s new blog.
Daniel,
Don’t be so damn dumb, Monkey took what…a few words, and his words originally at that, that I was commenting on, and attributed those to me, the video provided much more and backed it up with supporting info.
“What’s the other blog? I don’t care about your inbred fighting here on this blog anymore. I just want to get to Linda’s new blog.”
Don’t let the door hit you in the a&& there Roach.
And yes Daniel, I can see your point and respect it to a point, but I have sincere and serious doubts about Obama and fear for what he may do to this country.
Daniel posted November 8, 2009 at 7:44 pm
You honestly can’t see how this same criticism could be leveled at the person who put together those quotes from President Obama at your link?
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boxlock20 probably can’t — s/he is a conservative Republican, and a “Christian”.
Hey Chas
I agree with you thoughts above,sadly I have been guilty of the same behavior,all I can say is I’m going to try to avoid the behavior.
On a more serious not I have heard that the homes in Texas are bugged just so the make sure you are still behind the Cowboys even when you are not in public.
not=note
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:51 pm | Permalink
And yes Daniel, I can see your point and respect it to a point, but I have sincere and serious doubts about Obama and fear for what he may do to this country.
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Fair enough….you’re certainly not alone with your concerns.
“s/he is a conservative Republican, and a “Christian”.”–cosmos
There’s that damn little pi&&y yapping dog again.
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Posted November 8, 2009 at 7:38 pm | Permalink
Box,
With ref. to your “video” posting above >>>
The Bible says “Cain killed Abel” or, “slew” Abel, however you like to put it…
The Bible ALSO says “Go therefore and do likewise.”
So, thus, we are all supposed to kill(slay) our brothers if we think their blessing is better than our own??
Interesting thought,The Bible also says thou shalt not kill,think I’ll go with that and take my chances on the likewise thing.
“Since you’re a Christian blah blah blah, blather, blather, blather”…-Cosmoid
[cue buzzer sound]
WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You’re information is inaccurate and misleading. As usual.
If you need a hint on where my “beliefs” fall…here:
http://www.deism.com/deism_defined.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deism
I don’t discount your religious beliefs of AGW, I merely state that the facts are NOT all in on the subject. I state that your religion’s leaders chooses to
become BILLIONAIRES by forcing the rest of the world to buy THEIR credits.
I completely agree with finding alternate sources of energy, they are out there to find and develop. I agree that we’re scarring the Earth but the Earth ignores us. All of those lost cities and temples in South America, buried by a reclaiming jungle are a simple example. I resent you and your cult for trying to tax me for breathing. Your dogma is no more proven than the popes’ is.
Talk about forcing religion down somebody’s throat.
Daniel,
Thank you, and fair enough to you as well.
I think I’ll call this a round and take a break, at least till I’m bored with T.V.
Or I feel like coming back and kicking that stinking little yappy dog once more before bed.
Look out Eagle!!!!!!!!
http://www.kake.com/kakelanddaily
Pleefer, dad-gummit guy, your post above is sure right on tonight!!!
Amen!
Thanks Boxlock…
I’m just venting like everyone else. =]
If Al Gore can sell indulgences…call me Martin Luther.
Boxlock.
You still suck.
Daniel.
You still suck.
Now, do I fit in enuf for one of you to tell me where Linda posts now?
Dammit do I have to call you all slimy pukes to get some assistance here? Is that what it takes on the WEBLOG? I gotta be insulting, and insulting enuf?
How bout just a little hep here.
RoaCH
Posted November 8, 2009 at 8:13 pm | Permalink
Boxlock.
You still suck.
Daniel.
You still suck.
Now, do I fit in enuf for one of you to tell me where Linda posts now?
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I’ve lost the link. I don’t post over there. Google ‘populist progressive prairie’ and that should get you close.
“Call it what you will….but he learned a lesson.
I taught him.
Huh? Like everyone else I already KNEW bowlock20 “bawwks” was a liar and an idiot. You just taught me that a man with no principle can be made to do anything.
Hoo BOY old bawks has been putting on one heckuva show today huh?
And I wasn’t even here to jab him with a stick.
Sad to think that cranky whackaloon is somebody’s grandpa. I bet bawks kids have to PAY their kids to be nice to crazy cranky grampy bawks!
Thanks Daniel you prick.
Now what’s Linda’s new NIC? I heard they all assume new NIC’s to post “over there”? NIC switching is a good thing, or somfin like that.
JR still lurking about here? I’ll betcha he’s got this blog purty much to himself by now. Just as well, him and his good left hand are tight or so I heard. Chicken choken tight.
No one left here but those who enjoy insulting each other.
‘Bud DAAADD! He smells. I don’t wanna sit on his lap!”
“You’ll do it and like it! I don’t want him leaving his money to my sister!”
Seems like there are several here who would seem to have a severe case of diarrhea of the mouth and constipation of the brain
substitute keyboard for mouth
And I learned BlueJay was ‘dumb as a post’ easy, small brain and big mouth. Just how long did you stand in that cold parking lot BlueJay…ha ha.
As I recall you hadn’t figured out you’d been had until someone on the blog told you, you couldn’t figure that out yourself even.
Your kid even thought it was funny until you got on him for thinking that according to you. He sounds more mature than is lazy parasitic dad. I hope he doesn’t take up stealing, and treating women like you BlueJay, I really do.
YOU seem to be the one who can’t get past that day bawks. And the story seems to change EVERY time you tell it.
I believe you called your no show on me “one of the proudest moments of my life” or words to that effect. How very empty your life must be…
If lying to even yourself makes you feel better about it go ahead on. I don’t know that you could reliably even REMEMBER the truth anymore. I think we both know you didn’t win any friends or enhance your by them already destoyed credibility that day. SEVERAL cons, rooting you on suggested it was I who would not show up. They sure got mighty quiet when you let them down!
RoaCH
Posted November 8, 2009 at 8:30 pm | Permalink
Thanks Daniel you prick.
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You’re welcome, RoaCH you chicken choking tri-sexual goat raper.
And I see reading here today, your little stunt seems to have defined you to the other bloggers. It’s what you are MOST known for. You’re the man that wasn’t there!
And that among SO many other not so proud moments for you!!
Goat? Did someone say goat? Wherez it?
Stop distractin’ me.
Anyway, I’m lookin for Lindas new NIC……
Such a beautiful day today. I’m so glad to hear that bawks was under that weather. And the kids didn’t visit.
That’s how it starts ya know. The old man is sick and the kids don’t care,…
Then some day ya fall down and can’t get up…
Before ya know it, the kids will be getting power of attorney and putting their name to all your assets.
So they can get ya Medicaid and put you in a nice quiet nursing home. Oh they’ll PROMISE to visit!
BlueJay,
You forgot to put something about Obama’s Marxist Death Panels on the end of that post.
Roach,
Quick over there! a goat choking his chicken
BlueJay spells out the new healthcare. But replace the spoiled kid with the government bureaucrat and then you’ve nailed it!
Anyone who has been unemployed recently and has tried to call the call center…they know what I’m talkin’ about!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh boyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Oh I don’t need to do that Daniel.
Give bawks a LITTLE credit for imagination. He shows such promise in that department!
I can imagine old bawks. Lying there in the tender care of folks who clean up after him, and give him his meds while they earn minimum wage. Many of them will be people of color other than white and THAT will make it even worse from his perspective. He’ll be what they call a combative resident. Every little needle they bring to him he’ll be shouting “What’s in it? What’s in it?”
Pleef,
The way he talks about getting his kid out of the house I think he is looking into his own future re the nursing home and promised visits
Bluejay, you will post anything to get a rise still.
Whatever it takes to get your rocks off.
Some cons are on to you. Others still get their own little rise in their Levi’s responding to your ignorance.
Enjoy it while you can. The smart one’s have already wised up to you.
There is no point letting you master bait to any responses to you. You are less than an animal in value.
Your time is limited. Enjoy the cons who stimulate you still.
I volunteer at nursing homes from time to time.
I see LOTS of people like bawks is gonna end up. SO secure in their empire over matter and the pursuit of their own greed.
But at the end, and it is often a lingering end, they are left to the tender care of just the sort of people they have abused all their lives. To the credit of most nursing home workers, they tolerate the transition of arrogant, selfish, often racist and once powerful or at least comfortable people to being wards of their former victims VERY charitably.
Beggars change nothing in life. They only beg. The internet has provided them new joys and toys.
And ignorant basturds stupid enough to make eye contact.
With what we’re leaving our children…Hell for that matter what my dumbazz generation is gonna be getting out of all of this, we’re ALL going to end up warehoused and forgotten. And I won’t blame them in the least.
They’re going to hate us if they aren’t forced to have history books talk about “the terrorist Founding Fathers” and how freedom left in the hands of an individual is a sin against the world.
RoaCH,
Took me me a while to figure it out but you are dead on in your last 2 posts.
JR/Bluejay/JR/JM you were going to save the world. Now you have to lie about volunteering. There aren’t enough hours in the day for you to volunteer.
You are much too busy stroking your chicken on the WEBLGO when your son isn’t lookin’.
You can be anything you want to be on a blog and people are stupid enuf to believe.
Like a HERO. Like saving the world. Say! Isn’t that what you claimed when you reemerged here?
RoaCH= ‘Regular”
I thought Amway was Regular,nevermind,I remeber now he said he wasn’t Regular today and I suggested he incriase his fiber intake so RoaCH could be Regular, I don’t know but if RoaCH isnt Regular then I would suggest taking the advice given to Amway.
Well James, posts from you and many various nics you have admitted to posting under would certainly be more interesting to law enforcement than anything I have to say. Threatening break and enter, murder, shooting at cars on Kellogg….
Probably NOT the smartest thing to remind of your earlier and disturbing fixation on Linda on this very thread.
But law enforcement need not be bothered. Without much effort at all, your infrequent ventures away from your house are fairly well noted!
Freebird1971, so you are a survivor? Listen up. I don’t give a damn what you think. If you really have half a brain you might be smart enuf to realize no one gives a damn what you think.
But you want to call me names or play the silly blog games of putting personality on NIC’s, then you are just as crazy as the rest of em.
Living in your own little blog world. Hope life happens upon cuz it ain’t gonna happen because of you.
Idiot.
THIS could be fun.
A multiple personality disorder attacking in two directions!
Paranoia will destroy ya.
I still see that I’m BlueJay’s bogie man.
What a ret@rd
RoaCH,
Lighten up “Francis” geez you need to go find out who stole your sense of humor and see if you can get it back
Notice how BlueJay has to use negative imaginative scenarios to try an get to me….interesting.
What a loser to have to imagine my harm or discomfort.
Sorry BlueJay but I don’t have to do that with you, you see your present condition, which you alone are responsible for, is your own just reward for you attitude, which I is what I would have predicted.
I didn’t bring up your continual annoying challenges to meet, and my finally punking you for it. No…I think that little pi&&-ant yappy dog cosmos did. I just responded with the facts.
Weird.
Oh look, the “man” who wasn’t there is back. SAFE from the nursing home for another week?
Oh and BlueJay,
I’m not very uncomfortable, simply a cold, but I am considerate enough to stay away from people, even those I don’t know, to not risk harming them.
I doubt you ever consider anyone but yourself….what a shame, therein lies you misery.
RoaCH,
It’s you that seems to be fixated on that. How do you do it and type at the same time?
“but I am considerate enough to stay away from people”
Denial. People (the kids) are avoiding him. But he is doing them a favor. (martyr complex).
Well, I’m out’a here, I want to be long gone before RoaCH reaches his….uh, well what he seems to be fixated on.
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Boxlock20
Posted November 8, 2009 at 10:01 pm | Permalink
RoaCH,
It’s you that seems to be fixated on that. How do you do it and type at the same time?
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I was about to post the same question
Ah BlueBrain, my grandkids live in a different city, and one is in another country as an exchange student. Where’s your kid…not spending time with you I’d venture, he’s learning what you are.
Try to rain in that harmful imagination or wish complex of yours.
rain = rein
“I was about to post the same question”–Freebird
Yeah, it’s pretty obvious he has a ‘little’, pun intended, problem alone those lines.
Box,
Watch yourself upthread I discovered s/he has no sense of humor. Maybe instead of going blind if you do it to much you lose your sense of humor.
BlueBrain as in not enough o2 getting there?
Freebird1971,
I think that RoaCH didn’t read your 9:43 pm in the spirit in which it was made.
Daniel
Hope so
Pleefer,
What were you ranting about? I didn’t call you a “Christian”.
There isn’t any credible science to refute the increasingly stronger AGW theory.
Al Gore isn’t a billionaire from carbon — and he donates the profits from his books and documentary.
Look –
I’m on record for not giving rat’s ass about sock-puppets and nym-changing.
But when every WE Blog CON trots out the same memes and cliches when discussing “BlueJay,” there’s either a grand conspiracy afoot or one multi-nymed poster piling on his own one-man m@sturb@tory fantasy.
I don’t care which it is. Either is pretty sick and insane.
That’s the CONs’ comfort zone: sick and insane.
BlueJay deserves every bit of rebuke he receives, but I am glad this thread is winding down and hope it doesn’t repeat….at least to the same level.
Hey BlueJay, you’ll be glad to know I am feel much better than yesterday and last night. Wow, only a one and a half day cold….not bad.
I knew you’d be so happy for me and that it wasn’t a deadly pneumonia or H1N1.
It’s your kids and grandkids marking time til ya drop bawks. They’ll be more sorry you’re feeling better than I am. Maybe
Well, maybe.
“It’s your kids and grandkids marking time til ya drop bawks.”–BlueJay
May kids and grandkids are simply wonderful people, not the scum you are BlueJay.
They can think far beyond themselves, which you are unable to do except to go after what others have.
You are a really a sorry person BlueJay, but I take comfort in knowing it isn’t by happenstance that you find yourself on the bottom rung of society, but out of your attitude to not climb higher on your own.
Monkeyhawk
Posted November 8, 2009 at 11:28 pm | Permalink
Look –
I’m on record for not giving rat’s ass about sock-puppets and nym-changing.
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That’s because you got caught and outted by ANTI.
“Pleefer,
Since that’s your suggested solution — before the coastal flooding starts, you and your family should move to the coast. Ask boxlock20 and her/his family to go with you.
boxlock20,
Earth will continue warming due to human-added GHG’s, without asking our permission — and many people may die due to problems caused by AGW.
Since you’re a Christian, you can “bless” those that die due to AGW in the future, if you want to.”-Cosmo
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Sorry Cosmo, my bad, I didn’t see the change over there…
I was kind of wondering where you came to the assumption that I was “Christian”.
Btw,
There is no credible science to refute the wormhole theory either.
When your “theories” become fact, feel free to tax us until then all you’ll be able to accomplish is an angry population.
Pleefer posted November 9, 2009 at 8:42 am
There is no credible science to refute the wormhole theory either.
When your “theories” become fact, feel free to tax us until then all you’ll be able to accomplish is an angry population.
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Pleefer,
The wormhole theory is not a threat to humans.
Climate change is a threat to humans.
The AGW theory is already strongly supported by observations.