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Patricia K. Shaw
Monday, August 31 2009 - 10:38 PM
Insanity
The definition of insanity is repeatedly doing the same thing, exactly the same way, and expecting a different result.
The following was sent to me by email and it certainly gives us food for thought.
The U.S. Post Service was established in 1775 – they’ve had 234 years to get it right; it is broke, and even though heavily subsidized, it can’t compete with private sector FedExp and UPS services.
Social Security was established in 1935 – they’ve had 74 years to get it right; it is broke.
Fannie Mae was established in 1938 – they’ve had 71 years to get it right; it is broke. Freddie Mac was established in 1970 – they’ve had 39 years to get it right; it is broke. Together Fannie and Freddie have now led the entire world into the worst economic collapse in 80 years.
The War on Poverty was started in 1964 – they’ve had 45 years to get it right; $1 trillion of our hard earned money is confiscated each year and transferred to “the poor”; it hasn’t worked.
Medicare and Medicaid were established in 1965 – they’ve had 44 years to get it right; they are both broke; and now our government dares to mention them as models for all US health care.
AMTRAK was established in 1970 – they’ve had 39 years to get it right; last year they bailed it out as it continues to run at a loss!
This year, a trillion dollars was committed in the massive political payoff called the Stimulus Bill of 2009; it shows NO sign of working; it’s been used to increase the size of governments across America, and raise government salaries while the rest of us suffer from economic hardships. It has yet to create a single new private sector job. Our national debt projections (approaching $10 trillion) have increased 400% in the last six months.
“Cash for Clunkers” was established in 2009 and went broke in 2009 – - after 80% of the cars purchased turned out to be produced by foreign companies, and dealers nationwide are buried under bureaucratic paperwork demanded by a government that is not yet paying them what was promised.
So with a perfect 100% failure rate and a record that proves that each and every “service” shoved down our throats by an over-reaching government turns into disaster, how could any informed American trust our government to run or even set policies for America’s health care system – - 17% of our economy?
Maybe each of us has a personal responsibility to let others in on this brilliant record before 2010, and then help remove from office those who are voting to destroy capitalism and destroy our grandchildren’s future.
roxi says...
Pk, thanks for changing the subject, I was afraid I was going to read about this blog in the Enquirer…oh, I mean the AV Press-front page headline with the Kennedy death info in the classifieds…again. Just Kidding!!!!!
I think that these statistics are/may be right – but, we have to consider POLITICS. Different conflicting administrations through the years sabotaged the programs – or voted down/divided the funding so their pork belly cause would succeed instead.
All I can say is ‘we ain’t dead yet’. The U.S.P.O. lost out on email and didn’t keep up with FedEx or UPS with service (much like the U.S. car co.’s v.s. Toyota); uh, the War on Poverty did help me & my son when my ex took off and joined the circus (he was a journalist); yes, AMTRAK does run @ a loss-do not know why but they sure do sell very expensive tickets.
I guess the answer is: ’Where’s the Money’!! One answer….why do we have Bush & Kennedy dynasties in this country Why is most of our money overseas in secret bank accounts? WHO is the FED – and why do they decide if we live or die?
I give up.
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Bill Vines says...
I have read this blog on several other sites and disagree with it as much here as I did when I read it elsewhere. The fallacy in the reasoning revolves around how we define “broken.”
An example is Amtrak. The fact that it isn’t running at a profit doesn’t necessarily mean that it is broken. It is providing public transportation to millions of Americans every single day.
The Cash for Clunkers will result in millions of gas guzzling polluting vehicles being taken off the streets. And, it has kept thousands of auto dealers from going bankrupt.
One could also argue that feeding more and more children breakfast and lunch is an indication that a program IS working.
Could all of these programs listed in the blog do better. Of course, there is little any of us do that we couldn’t do better. But, lets not throw the baby out with the bath water.
I agree with roxi, and add my thanks for changing the subject. The steady diet of hate was turning me into an anorexic.
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No Spin says...
But Bill.. I think it showcases that the best way to run a business is to keep Government out of it.. The question you have to ask yourself is.. If any of the companies PK highlighted were yours, would you keep the managment team responsible?
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Randy Hall says...
NS, I think the point Bill is making is that some things don’t need a profit motive. One problem is what gives people incentive to work?
In government if you are given a budget and you don’t spend it all your are punished by having your budget cut. My plan would be to give a percentage of the budget savings to the CEO. This would give him an incentive to cut costs.
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colorblind says...
great blog! roxi, once i decided to take my 4 kids to sea world but i really didn’t have the desire to drive there from here, so i went to amtracks website just to get an idea of the cost and i nearly fainted! i believe it was around 350+ roundtrip for 5 people. you got to be kidding me…
it’s a wonder why they’re not doing well. i’ll take my car instead thank you.
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Martel says...
pat, finally something new on this tired blog site ,all you mention in your post is so sad,and so true, also add the socalled war on drugs lost it years ago still pouring billions of dollars into it year after year, conclusion government can do nothing right.Now before the usual people get on and start fighting about who is the blame the rep, or the dems,or start blaming illegals, or some crazy conspiracy I am out.
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mattkeltner says...
It looks like U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is on his way out…
Here is an editorial from the Sunday edition of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, in which they basically lambast him. Several independent polls are also indicating that Reid is probably going to get trounced by the GOP come election time:
Enough is enough, Harry. Stop the childish bullying!
by Sherman Frederick
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Sun., Aug. 30 2009
This newspaper traces its roots to before Las Vegas was Las Vegas.
We’ve seen cattle ranches give way to railroads. We chronicled the construction of Hoover Dam. We reported on the first day of legalized gambling. The first hospital. The first school. The first church. We survived the mob, Howard Hughes, the Great Depression, several recessions, two world wars, dozens of news competitors and any number of two-bit politicians who couldn’t stand scrutiny, much less criticism.
We’re still here doing what we do for the people of Las Vegas and Nevada. So, let me assure you, if we weathered all of that, we can damn sure outlast the bully threats of Sen. Harry Reid.
On Wednesday, before he addressed a Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Reid joined the chamber’s board members for a meet-‘n’-greet and a photo. One of the last in line was the Review-Journal’s director of advertising, Bob Brown, a hard-working Nevadan who toils every day on behalf of advertisers. He has nothing to do with news coverage or the opinion pages of the Review-Journal.
Yet, as Bob shook hands with our senior U.S. senator in what should have been nothing but a gracious business setting, Reid said: “I hope you go out of business.”
Later, in his public speech, Reid said he wanted to let everyone know that he wants the Review-Journal to continue selling advertising because the Las Vegas Sun is delivered inside the Review-Journal.
Such behavior cannot go unchallenged.
You could call Reid’s remark ugly and be right. It certainly was boorish. Asinine? That goes without saying.
But to fully capture the magnitude of Reid’s remark (and to stop him from doing the same thing to others) it must be called what it was — a full-on threat perpetrated by a bully who has forgotten that he was elected to office to protect Nevadans, not sound like he’s shaking them down.
No citizen should expect this kind of behavior from a U.S. senator. It is certainly not becoming of a man who is the majority leader in the U.S. Senate. And it absolutely is not what anyone would expect from a man who now asks Nevadans to send him back to the Senate for a fifth term.
If he thinks he can push the state’s largest newspaper around by exacting some kind of economic punishment in retaliation for not seeing eye to eye with him on matters of politics, I can only imagine how he pressures businesses and individuals who don’t have the wherewithal of the Review-Journal.
For the sake of all who live and work in Nevada, we can’t let this bully behavior pass without calling out Sen. Reid. If he’ll try it with the Review-Journal, you can bet that he’s tried it with others. So today, we serve notice on Sen. Reid that this creepy tactic will not be tolerated.
We won’t allow you to bully us. And if you try it with anyone else, count on going through us first.
That’s a promise, not a threat.
And it’s a promise to our readers, not to you, Sen. Reid.
Sherman Frederick (sfrederick@reviewjournal.com) is publisher of the Review-Journal and president of Stephens Media.
Link: http://www.lvrj.com/opinion/56171937.html
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No Spin says...
Good riddens.. and now, can we please get Pelosi, “Awnold”, Boxer and Feinstein out? The world would be a much better place to live…
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Ray Cunneff says...
It’s not “riddens”. It’s “riddance”. Did you not go to school?
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No Spin says...
Nope… just barely got past the 3rd grade.. and that took 8 years..
Thanks for the Spelling lesson…I knew you were here to help us all thru these rough times with your superior intellect.. If only there was a way to thank you accordingly..
Hmm… let me PONDER that for a bit..
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PKShaw says...
“An example is Amtrak. The fact that it isn’t running at a profit doesn’t necessarily mean that it is broken. It is providing public transportation to millions of Americans every single day.”
It isn’t just that it doesn’t turn a profit but that it is subsidized by the taxpayers. This practice removes any incentive they have for creating a system that customers like well enough to pay what it costs. But if you apply the same standard then we should also fork over tax money to airlines and rental car companies. Not smart.
“The Cash for Clunkers will result in millions of gas guzzling polluting vehicles being taken off the streets. And, it has kept thousands of auto dealers from going bankrupt.”
Perhaps it did remove some of the gas guzzlers but maybe if we did nothing we could have reduced gasoline consumption even more by forcing those folks to use mass transit. Which taxpayers also subsidize because there aren’t enough users to make it sustain itself. Again not smart.
As far as the dealers are concerned, I don’t know a one of them who has received a check as of yet. But what happens when the purchasers of those cars can’t afford the payments? The dealers won’t mind but the lenders will suffer – up to the moment we bail them out AGAIN.
“One could also argue that feeding more and more children breakfast and lunch is an indication that a program IS working.”
Yes, I suppose one could argue this if the end goal is to transfer the responsibility of caring for our children from the parents to the government. We are already to the point of providing free immunizations at the school sites; should we also set broken bones? How about handing out clothing and shoes? My original question was where do we draw the line? Should we be like Germany before the war and just turn our kids over to the state to raise?
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roxi says...
Pk, that’s a bit extreme – handing our kids over to the state for them to raise, especially now since the state doesn’t have any money. But, that’s what they did in Merry Ol’ England just 1.5 centuries ago, shipped off the boys to the new world as slaves.
Working under a government or state contract as an independent contractor, it takes at least 3-6 months before the check arrives. Has been like this for years.
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No Spin says...
The Obama Gubm’t Promised checks within 10 DAYS! Another Obama lie… they are piling up…
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No Spin says...
roxi
Take off your blinders… name me one policy implemented by this CABAL that has worked.. Just one.. and please use FACTS, not CJ LIKE babble, to support your case..
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138hwy says...
“3-6 months before the check arrives.”
Would it take that long for the wolves to be at the doors of sales people, dealers, loan companies. etc.?
Libs! Damm.. Their stupidity is amazing..
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No Spin says...
138.. the Promise was 10 days.. says so on the paperwork..
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No Spin says...
SOP for the Obama administration… set a smoke screen, lie your ass off and then use semantics on the “less than aware” to mask the truth that the plan failed..
Did you hear the Messiah today declaring the Stimulus was working because Manufacturing is up a little?
The “Sheeple” are dancin in he streets..
Damn.. I hope I spelled everything correctly.. would hate to upset “The Ray” again with my stupidity.. I wish I could be edumacated like him….
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Captain Jason says...
I see the lying spinster has begun to accuse me of things that he does… again.
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No Spin says...
Hey CJ…
Missed ya.. Nice to see you babbling.. err.. I mean blogging again..
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138hwy says...
cap’n stupid says, “nutjob?” Oh my!
Ever see this “cap’n.” (lol) He displayed a photo without having a haircut, un-shaven and wearing all black. haha
Oh, and the clothing was sooo Goodwillish.
In law enforcement, security..hahaha lol
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138hwy says...
BTW..Where is that picture? hahahaha lol
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RealSteve says...
CJ
Hey I found a really good picture the other day….
<img src=“”http://s241.photobucket.com/albums/ff167/PalmdaleSteve/?action=view¤t=BillyBernierClose.jpg" target="_blank">
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Captain Jason says...
Spin believes that he has the right to disagree with elected officeholders, complete with name calling, and without evidence. However, anybody else disagreeing with the politicians that he supports must present evidence for him to summarily dismiss, with prejudice, and then demand more evidence (as if he was actually capable of intelligent evaluation of such information)… The typcial hypocrisy of a nutjob.
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RealSteve says...
I wonder if this idiot is pregnant and wearing a “piece”.
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RealSteve says...
No Spin
I’m not really sure, anyone know this fine specimen of human kind?
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Captain Jason says...
Normally, I do not respond to the idiot 138, but just for reference, all profile pictures recently were removed by the sysop when they changed the system format… I had nothing to do with it. As for a haircut, perhaps the skinhead look is more your style, 138?
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138hwy says...
Real fat racist steve just broke the law. It is ileegal to post ANYONES photo without permission first. Me suing this fat boy.
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RealSteve says...
BillyWifeBuyer…what is an ileegal? Is that anything like an illegal alien or something?
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Captain Jason says...
Oh, I can hardly wait to see 138 trying to prosecute a case in court!
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No Spin says...
CJ
Show me these posts you point to that I showed support for a Rex.. please..
You continue to babble and refer to me as a Parrisite but you offer no proof at all.. PLEASE point me to the narrative I authored..
While you are at it, show me the name calling I have been accused of by you as well.. And this coming from you who has claimed that I am ignorant, unamerican, a moron and a Parrisite, (your cutsie tag for Rex Parris supporters.. I bet the 5 year olds are proud)…
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RealSteve says...
CJ
Perhaps the police or something need to put out a Be on the watch for this individual. I’m not sure who this is, but looks like a shady type standing on a public street, this “person” might be up to something nefarious or something.
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RealSteve says...
One thing for sure, if I saw anyone who looks like this hanging around a park or a school or something, I’d call the police. This is a real shady looking character.
Fat too, with what looks like a really well developed liver thing going on.
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Captain Jason says...
Yes, RS, I suppose to you, such a person might be considered as dangerous… Standing in broad daylight, waving at cars, holding a sign, possibly expressing an opinion on something that you might not approve of… Real dangerous, huh?
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No Spin says...
BACK now to the thread’s intent..
PK..
What is odd to me it how some cannot look at the history of our Gub’mt’s track record in running anything, except the military, and not be scared to death about the thought of them running our health care.. IF they would OPEN their eyes, they would see…
What is it that drives them to stay so blind?
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Randy Hall says...
“Can’t wait until jobs like yours are outsourced to India and beyond.” Wishing ill on your fellow man, interesting.
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Randy Hall says...
In this blog it is either you or PK that can delete. I like when libs post and the only time I’ve deleted is when the language turns blue. So if it seems like I’m saying you deleted yourself socan and PK didn’t that would be like a lib to blame us for what they did.
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annette tappa says...
From experience, PK hasn’t made a habit of deleting. I fact, I don’t believe I’ve ever seen her delete anyone.
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PKShaw says...
I did it for two reasons. One was that it was a flat out lie and the second because it in no way advanced the conversation.
No Spin does not now, nor has he ever, worked for a defense contractor.
But even if he did what would it matter?
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socanative says...
Oh, and no need to answer, I’m done.
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PKShaw says...
You might be right if in fact someone DID partake in “ripping off the government” and you can certainly make that point without unjustly accusing someone, right?
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Randy Hall says...
PK, someone woke up mad today. Which is typical of a liberal.
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PKShaw says...
I understand mad. I got mad too when I read that Jaycee Dugard’s kidnapper had previously been convicted of a similar crime and only served 10 of a 30 year sentence. If not for the liberals Jaycee would have been spared this nightmare. Now our state liberals want to release more criminals early.
What does it take for people to wake the hell up?
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dbeardw says...
Randy please. Here you go again labeling people. Of courze someone who has variances from the city to operate his business in a residential community and licks the hand of the master every time he can should never wake up angry.
Your lips and tongue may be tired and sore but that person should never be angry. Ahhhh but one day licking hands and kissing butt will grow old even for the master and when his toy boy isn’t interesting anymore, toy boy just may wake up angry.
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No Spin says...
PK
Thanks… I have always worked in Hospitality, Administration (mgmt), or Sales.. NEVER for the Gub’mt… Where does SoCa come up with this crap?
Again, a Lib, like CJ, who thinks if you post it, it becomes TRUTH…
Amazing…
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No Spin says...
Wow… Diana..
Woke up a BIT grumpy this morning, eh?
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Randy Hall says...
DBW, not sure how “Of courze someone who has variances from the city to operate his business in a residential community and licks the hand of the master every time he can should never wake up angry. Is “Therefore, let us not sleep as the rest do, but let us stay alert and sober. For God did not destine us for wrath, but to gain salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for us, so that whether we are awake or asleep we may live together with him. Therefore, encourage one another and build one another up,
as indeed you do.”
1 Theso 5:
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Randy Hall says...
Socan tell your son thanks. Good luck packing and be sure to move around on the plane, think DVT. My daughter just started Berkeley this fall and the wife is broken hearted her youngest is gone so far from home. I feel for you.
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No Spin says...
SoCa
Enjoy your trip… went to Europe 4 years ago and had the vacation of a lifetime.. it was amazing…
Congrats on your kids too.. my 21 year old showed up over a week ago from Spokane as a surprise to see shows I produced, directed and/or performed in.. it was wonderful
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PKShaw says...
Randy tell your wife the real heartbreak is when the grandkids live out of state.
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No Spin says...
PK
I have two of mine in Spokane and it is impossible to describe the heartache I have every day because I miss them both so much.. We do talk, text or Facebook every day, which helps a ton..
Growing up is a bitch… for me and for them…
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Randy Hall says...
My oldest daughter not my wife’s kid lives in Texas and she has two sons, 3 years and one 8 months. I’m getting her a web camera for Christmas and having her download Skype so we can video call. Heartbreak you bet.
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mattkeltner says...
I don’t have very much sympathy for people that just up-and-leave their families and aren’t under any pressing circumstances (i.e. military service, university, etc.)
I think it’s selfish and egotistical to put your needs before the needs of your family.
I will always be there to take care of my parents when they need me, and help them in any way I can. It isn’t always fun taking my mom and my grandparents to their doctor’s appointments, but it’s the least I can do, considering how much love and nurturing they gave me when I was a child.
I don’t particularly care for people who abandon their parents and grandparents for their own interests. But yet, that seems to be the “American way” now more than ever.
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Tom Knox says...
Very noble and kind of you Matt. I’m sure you’re a good son and grandson.
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Randy Hall says...
Believe me MK it did hurt they moved but they moved because housing was too expensive and they viewed the state her as a cesspool where they didn’t want to raise a family.
I guess in my retirement I’ll have to depend on princess 1 and princess 2.
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mattkeltner says...
It’s amazing to me. I have three brothers and not one seems to get it. They have all adopted the materialistic, “me-first” American Yuppie mindset.
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mattkeltner says...
Sorry Randy, I’m not going to buy the reasoning that CA is a “cesspool”, but TX isn’t? I’ve been to TX and I would not live there!
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Tom Knox says...
I’ve always admired the Japanese culture of honoring and taking care of the elderly relatives. My wife and I brought my mother to our home for her last six months as she was dying and it was a terrific experience. We got to know and love her even more than we could have imagined in those last six months.
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Randy Hall says...
Social Security caused sons to leave families because they knew they would be taken care of. Another unintended consiquence of government programs.
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Randy Hall says...
Not my reasoning MK, my daughter’s. I love California, nothing like it in the world. Wish my daughter wasn’t so blinded, but it is her life and I can’t live it for her.
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Tom Knox says...
Randy, I thinks that’s the first time I’ve ever seen you misspell a word. I’ll bet DBW is ecstatic!
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Randy Hall says...
If only my grammar was as good as my spell checker! Sometimes I get in a hurry and don’t run the words through spell check.
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mattkeltner says...
I try not to judge anyone’s online spelling or grammar, unless it’s super atrocious. I know that when one is typing, or in a hurry, mistakes can happen, even on my part. No biggie!
On the other hand, there are some people who attempt to spell and you wonder if they ever left junior high?
Another thing I cannot stand is when people try to write like they’re texting, using “u” in place of “you”, or “4” in place of “for”. That is so aggravating!
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CA_rdhd says...
I agree with the comment regarding the Japanese culture. I worked for three years at the Los Angeles branch of Mitsubishi International and saw first hand the differences in the way they care for the elderly and older people in the families. The Japanese co-workers were a pleasure and the entire office came to our wedding with cameras clicking. They are very family oriented (no pun intended) people.
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Randy Hall says...
Obama wasted $800 billion in bailing out Wall Street. So far unemployment is rising and the GDP is still contracting. Makes defense waste look like nothing.
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roxi says...
Flushing Blackwater
…In addition, Blackwater is being investigated by the Justice Department for possible crimes ranging from weapons smuggling to manslaughter and by the IRS for possible tax evasion. It is being sued in federal courts by scores of Iraqi civilians for alleged war crimes and extrajudicial killings. Two of its men have pleaded guilty to weapons-smuggling charges; another pleaded guilty to the unprovoked manslaughter of an Iraqi civilian, and five others have been indicted on similar counts. The US military is investigating Blackwater’s killing of civilians in Afghanistan in May, and reports are emerging that the company may be implicated in the CIA’s extraordinary rendition program….
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20090914/scahill
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No Spin says...
Tax evasion?? You mean like Geitner, the guy in CHARGE of the IRS??
Come on Roxi..how many of the Obama thugs have “avoided” paying their taxes and now they want to investigate others?
LMFAO!
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No Spin says...
Roxi..
May Be… Might be.. could be.. NOT CONVICTED… give it a rest..
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Randy Hall says...
Ahhh, see if Blackwater was a Democratic orginization then Obama would have elevated them to being the Marines for avoiding taxes.
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roxi says...
rh:Obama would have elevated them to being the Marines for avoiding taxes.
EXACTLY. Why did Bush hire PRIVATE security in the first place when the Marines could’ve done it? Sounds like double-taxation to me. Now they’ve been hired for until the 4th until Dyne Corp Int. ‘is ready’. : http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/09/02/us/politics/AP-US-Iraq-Blackwater.html
US Extends Iraq Contract for Blackwater Firm
are these jobs American’s won’t do?!
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lancaster says...
when cheney and bush started these 2 wars, they knew that if they instigated a draft, they would lose support of the american people. there was no way we had enough troops to fight both wars, and being the sneaky lil pussys they are, they figured a way to get around public opion and make a shitload of money for thier GOP contributers by bring in thier own lil private army.
for all the talk of losing our freedoms from the right wing on this blog, you would think a well armed private army, completely intrenched in our military would give them pause!
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roxi says...
But they felt safe, fearful but safe. Now the RW is just fearful. Better to loose freedoms than not feel safe. Benj Franklins’ rolling in his grave.
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lancaster says...
since they now make up about 51% of our military, we would have to pull half our presence in iraq and afghanistan if we were to shut it down at this point.
one way to fix this is to have MORE GOVT. BIULDING UP OUR MILITARY.
but who knows, i mean, it’s not like arming 3rd world mercenary’s has ever gone wrong on us before.
ANOTHER CLUSTERF*CK BROUGHT TO US BY THE GOP CHEERLEADERS ON THIS BLOG!
oh boy!
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marino says...
Since this blog is about Obama, and there’s talk about Bush, I’ll bring up Bill Clinton.
Bill Clinton in his book says he wish he would have told the truth about inhaling and about Monica.
Jimmy Carter. Enough said.
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marino says...
Water boarding is torture.
Bahahahahahahaha…….HA!
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lancaster says...
JUST LIKE A REPUB. CAN’T TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BLOW JOB AND DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
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Martel says...
MATT I ALSO WAITED PATIENTLY TO MOVE FOR MOMS SAKE. NOW THAT SHE HAS RECENTLY PASSED WE ARE MOVING FORWARD WITH OUR PLANS TO LEAVE THE STATE,BUT WHILE SHE WAS ALIVE SHE CAME FIRST NOT ME . MATT I ADMIRE MEN LIKE YOU, OUR PARENTS AND THE NEEDY MUST BE INCLUDED IN ALL LONG TERM PLANS.
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PKShaw says...
I would also add that when I was a kid nobody I knew received free or reduced price lunches at school. When my kids were little there some that did but most didn’t. PSD currently reports something like 80% of the kids not only receive free/reduced lunches but breakfast as well. If this is working why is the percentage growing? What will it be like in the next generation?
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