Re: Remember in November
Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 8:06 pm
so, if at some time in the not-too-distant future, those things go away, who will you turn to?
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They don't go away. Like taxes. Take a look at your phone bill, the Federal Excise Tax that you're paying. It's for the Spanish American War.callmeslick wrote:so, if at some time in the not-too-distant future, those things go away, who will you turn to?
Slick, you make it sound like you and the "Progressives" are out to overthrow the U.S. Government.."You don't deserve the Constitution you got from those great men"....So you and yours are gonna replace it with something I won't be able to embarass? Here is a radical, progressive, activist thought: Ya better learn to shoot a gun quick...or hope yer feet can keep up with your mouth..... That's some radical verbiage from you....especially, the comparison with our honorable founders....that was over the top.....callmeslick wrote:of course, they didn't call themselves that, but it is EXACTLY what they were. They acted in the interest of the population, were forward thinking in both rejecting the concept of monarchy and establishing a completely new system of governance. They were Radicals, Progressive thinkers and Activists, yet you use all three words out of ignorance to bad-mouth your fellow citizens. You don't deserve the Constitution you got from those great men, as you embarrass them every time you display your ignorance and hatred for your countrymen.Pudfark wrote:No Slick, they did not hold themselves out to be "radical progressives"...that is a name that you have ignorantly assigned them in an attempt to elevate your position on Teddy Roosevelt and the beginning of the "progressive movement".....which, by the way is approaching "peach seed speed" as November nears..........
How so?Pudfark wrote:[Slick, you make it sound like you and the "Progressives" are out to overthrow the U.S. Government..
oh, if that is your point, trust me on this: I have great faith that you could embarrass any intelligent form of government anyone could ever develop. And, no, I (and every Progressive I know) am just fine with the government we've been given."You don't deserve the Constitution you got from those great men"....So you and yours are gonna replace it with something I won't be able to embarass?
tough talk from a small man. And, a smaller mind.Here is a radical, progressive, activist thought: Ya better learn to shoot a gun quick...or hope yer feet can keep up with your mouth..... That's some radical verbiage from you....especially, the comparison with our honorable founders....that was over the top.....
No doubt about it....that's a "Progressive Tax"....Spanish American War...hmmm, Teddy Roosevelt.....it all adds up......see, I told you them "Progressives" wuz sneaky.....ruggbutt wrote:They don't go away. Like taxes. Take a look at your phone bill, the Federal Excise Tax that you're paying. It's for the Spanish American War.callmeslick wrote:so, if at some time in the not-too-distant future, those things go away, who will you turn to?
As an aside, seems that I'm not the only one who believes it's illegal.
http://www.usatoday.com/money/industrie ... usat_x.htm
I agree with you. That doesn't make the unions pro-American or give them even a +1 (in my book). They pointed out the dangers cuz it meant less dollars for them. It was selfish.callmeslick wrote:if more folks had paid more attention when the Unions tried to point out the dangers of Free Trade Agreements, we'd have a more robust domestic industrial base? Just a thought.
Old Pudfark sez: " Slick, you are so good at making left turns....you should be in NASCAR.... "callmeslick wrote:My point is that Unions have become far less necessary than, say, in 1900. Still, they might be more necessary, if they conducted themselves responsibly, than some give them credit for today.