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The Demon 02-03-2010 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by kane (Post 16809954)
Sadly though, the Tea Party is organized and run by the republican party. It is nothing more than a way for the republicans to attempt to expand their base. They are slowly losing their strangle hold on the Christian conservatives so they need other people. The main operating/organizational staff of the tea party are all made up of former Reagan staffers. If these people really were so angry about excessive debt and the rights of the people being taken away, where have they been for 8 years while Bush ran up huge deficits, passed the patriot act and invaded a country that didn't attack us? I'm not saying Obama should get a pass, he shouldn't, but this deficit just didn't spring up 12 months ago. All of this spending and craziness just didn't happen.

You don't like the former Reagan staffers? 8 years? You do realize that the Dems took over the house in, I believe, 2006? And I think you think there's a contradiction in wanting certain freedoms, and the Patriot Act.. There isn't. I'm against government expansion and violation of privacy, etc. I'm also supportive of the Patriot Act during wartime. Yes, we are all aware of the slippery slope argument, saying the government can expand this even during peacetime. Whether the argument is valid or invalid, is another story. However, I have nothing to hide and have no problem with what the government is doing, provided it is only done during the fight on terror. And this spending and craziness has been going on since the 70's. It just manifested itself in the past 10 years thanks to the .com bubble bursting, as well as the subprime mortgage failure.

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There is no hope that the Sheeple will change. Case in point. When they announced the tentative dates that Obama could give the State of the Union speech on there was an uproar because one of them was on the same night that the premier of the final season of Lost was on. Obama had to assure people he wouldn't interrupt Lost. When people care more about a TV show then the state of the country, that is sad. The same people keep getting elected because as much as people say they want change, they really don't. People don't care about the deficit or the national debt. We have been hearing about it all our lives and most people don't see how it effects their day-to-day life. So people stick with what they know. They would rather have a guy in office that they know is screwing them, then take a chance on a new guy who they fear might screw them more.
This is why I thought Reagan was our greatest president. He did what he thought was right, not caring what anyone, and I really mean ANYONE, thought. That's not to say he was offensive, but he exhibited the kind of confidence that's ridiculously rare among presidents, and only possibly matched by FDR.

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When it comes down to elections people look at their lives and see how they are doing. If they have a decent job and a decent house and car and if the outlook for their immediate future is good, then they pick a candidate based often on moral ideals and not on their potential ability to lead. Case in point: during the last presidential election CNN was interviewing several different people who considered themselves conservatives. These were all voters in Ohio. Of the 10 or so they interviewed about 7 of them all said the same thing. They said they felt that Obama would be a better president than McCain and that he would do a better job than McCain, but they couldn't bring themselves to vote for someone who is pro-choice. So they were voting for McCain simply because he was pro-life. That is a pretty common situation.
Eh I wouldn't generalize so much.

BFT3K 02-03-2010 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 16809979)
This is why I thought Reagan was our greatest president. He did what he thought was right, not caring what anyone, and I really mean ANYONE, thought. That's not to say he was offensive, but he exhibited the kind of confidence that's ridiculously rare among presidents, and only possibly matched by FDR.

Yeah, Reagan didn't answer to anyone - he was a fucking GOD!

This is the Reagan you are referencing, right?...



https://youtube.com/watch?v=QTcL6Xc_eMM

onwebcam 02-03-2010 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by dieselman70 (Post 16809972)
after reading your court rulings, it seems that public highways are only intended for private citizens usage making privately purchased transportation of goods and services illegal...stagecouch and omnibus business illegal on public highways.

I read that as: if I do not own the goods in the back of my truck I am in violation of public highway usage laws. Are we sure we want to enforce those laws to the letter?

No you see they originally created a "license" to "drive" because the trucks and such were tearing up the roadways. It was a way to tax them for the usage as they were earning from said use. At least this is how it was sold but as with many "laws" they gradually work us into these things. So only if you were doing business on the roadways did you have to have a "license." What they did was make us all corporate entities who are doing business on the roadways when in most cases we are just "traveling" if you aren't getting paid for transporting whatever is in the back of your truck technically you're are still just traveling. You identify yourself as said corporate entity with your "drivers license" combined with your automobile registration and tags.

This rabbit hole goes a lot deeper than you can imagine. Such as they believe that the STATE owns your car (or at the very minimum part owner) and you are just using it. Same goes for your home. The idea that slaves can't own anything.

The Demon 02-03-2010 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by BFT3K (Post 16810044)
Yeah, Reagan didn't answer to anyone - he was a fucking GOD!

This is the Reagan you are referencing, right?...



https://youtube.com/watch?v=QTcL6Xc_eMM

His policies prove my point:) Way to embarrass yourself by taking everything too literally.

dieselman70 02-03-2010 03:09 PM

onwebcam, you are beginging to scare me. Borderline conspiracy theorist.

dieselman70 02-03-2010 03:10 PM

VIVA Reagan!

theking 02-03-2010 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by onwebcam View Post
Once again another part of the deception. Are you aware that the Supreme Court that you believe is the highest Court in the US isn't? But if you want decisions made by that court which backs up what I'm saying I'll post many. I've already posted a few.



I will...foolishly bite. What is the highest Court in the US?

This is the third time I have posted this.

onwebcam 02-03-2010 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by theking (Post 16809925)
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Originally Posted by onwebcam View Post
Once again another part of the deception. Are you aware that the Supreme Court that you believe is the highest Court in the US isn't? But if you want decisions made by that court which backs up what I'm saying I'll post many. I've already posted a few.



I will...foolishly bite. What is the highest Court in the US?

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania which predates the US Supreme Court by 67 years.

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Originally Posted by dieselman70 (Post 16810112)
onwebcam, you are beginging to scare me. Borderline conspiracy theorist.


This is all verifiable FACT. :thumbsup

theking 02-03-2010 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by onwebcam (Post 16810141)
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania which predates the US Supreme Court by 67 years.




This is all verifiable FACT. :thumbsup

The Supreme Court of the US is the highest court in the land and as I stated...it decides what is constitutional/valid law...not you or any other entity...including the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania which is a state court.

The Demon 02-03-2010 03:40 PM

Yea onewebcam you're a smart guy.. I don't know why this is even a discussion.

directfiesta 02-03-2010 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 16809819)
Btw, amongst the 5-6 of us, definitely a great discussion, this forum could use more like it.

http://i567.photobucket.com/albums/s...ers/kissin.jpg

The Demon 02-03-2010 03:49 PM

Ah yes, I forgot about directfiesta and all of his intellectual contributions to this forum.

uno 02-03-2010 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by dieselman70 (Post 16810112)
onwebcam, you are beginging to scare me. Borderline conspiracy theorist.

"Borderline"? ROFL he's a raving loon.

onwebcam 02-03-2010 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by theking (Post 16810197)
The Supreme Court of the US is the highest court in the land and as I stated...it decides what is constitutional/valid law...not you or any other entity...including the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania which is a state court.

You are incorrect. The United States Of America is a body corporate run by a body politic. The US Supreme Court is giving "opinions" on "corporate policy."

dieselman70 02-03-2010 04:00 PM

I'm getting really scared of the current input. I'm crawling back into my hole until spring is over.

Great discussion. Keep it guys. It keeps the world moving forward. Who knows, maybe someone here gets elected and we all run for our holes.

theking 02-03-2010 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by onwebcam (Post 16810294)
You are incorrect. The United States Of America is a body corporate run by a body politic. The US Supreme Court is giving "opinions" on "corporate policy."

Pig shit.

onwebcam 02-03-2010 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by theking (Post 16810300)
Pig shit.

"But, indeed, no private person has a right to complain,
by suit in court, on the ground of a breach of the Constitution,
the Constitution, it is true, is a compact but he is not a party to it."

Padelford, Fay & Co. vs. The Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah. 14 Georgia 438, 520

How do you like that "Opinion?"

kane 02-03-2010 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 16809979)
You don't like the former Reagan staffers? 8 years? You do realize that the Dems took over the house in, I believe, 2006? And I think you think there's a contradiction in wanting certain freedoms, and the Patriot Act.. There isn't. I'm against government expansion and violation of privacy, etc. I'm also supportive of the Patriot Act during wartime. Yes, we are all aware of the slippery slope argument, saying the government can expand this even during peacetime. Whether the argument is valid or invalid, is another story. However, I have nothing to hide and have no problem with what the government is doing, provided it is only done during the fight on terror. And this spending and craziness has been going on since the 70's. It just manifested itself in the past 10 years thanks to the .com bubble bursting, as well as the subprime mortgage failure.

I'm not a big Reagan fan. He did some good stuff, but nearly bankrupted the country doing so and he did sign into the law the largest tax increase in the history of the country. But, as I say, he did some good stuff as well. I do have to admit that I was a kid when Reagan was in office so I don't remember a whole lot about him.

Also, I do understand that the spending has been out of control for a long time. I was saying the last 8 years because I was using that as an illustration that the tea party is nothing more than a new arm of the republican party. When they are in power they have reasons to spend the money and they keep quiet. When they lose the power suddenly they are against it.

I am 100% against the patriot act. As Franklin said, "They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." I think there is a way to protect this country without forcing the citizens to give up their freedoms and forgive me if I take the ideals of Franklin over Bush, Clinton or Obama. Like you, I have nothing to hide. I follow the laws and don't do illegal things. Still, this does not mean that I should live this way because I am afraid my government it spying on me. I should live this way out of respect for my fellow countrymen.


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This is why I thought Reagan was our greatest president. He did what he thought was right, not caring what anyone, and I really mean ANYONE, thought. That's not to say he was offensive, but he exhibited the kind of confidence that's ridiculously rare among presidents, and only possibly matched by FDR.
The presidents of recent years have started trying to appease everyone. Of course you can't do that. Part of why Reagan was able to get away with the cowboy attitude is that he was popular for a while and he had a strong party base that was going elect him no matter what. The electorate has changed. Both parties have seen their base decline and now a person has to make the independents happy and they are a difficult bunch to read. Still, that doesn't give someone an excuse to schedule their speech around what TV shows are on. That is pretty weak.



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Eh I wouldn't generalize so much.
I do simply because I think it is true. About half those eligible to vote don't. If a person can't be bothered to take a few hours out of their day every four years to vote for president then clearly they don't care. Of those that do vote about 40% of them vote along party lines no matter who the candidate is or what they say. That is pretty scary to me.

The Demon 02-03-2010 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by kane (Post 16810502)
I'm not a big Reagan fan. He did some good stuff, but nearly bankrupted the country doing so and he did sign into the law the largest tax increase in the history of the country. But, as I say, he did some good stuff as well. I do have to admit that I was a kid when Reagan was in office so I don't remember a whole lot about him.

He didn't nearly bankrupt the country. He did put us in considerable debt but he spruced up military spending during the apex of the cold war. He also created 16 million jobs. I would say he's done more for our country than anyone other than maybe FDR and Clinton(if you discount his starting the subprime mortgage crisis).

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I am 100% against the patriot act. As Franklin said, "They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." I think there is a way to protect this country without forcing the citizens to give up their freedoms and forgive me if I take the ideals of Franklin over Bush, Clinton or Obama. Like you, I have nothing to hide. I follow the laws and don't do illegal things. Still, this does not mean that I should live this way because I am afraid my government it spying on me. I should live this way out of respect for my fellow countrymen.
Franklin didn't envision planes flying into skyscrapers killing 3,000 people. I'm afraid that sometimes we have to look at the present and apply the laws that best serve our country.




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The presidents of recent years have started trying to appease everyone. Of course you can't do that. Part of why Reagan was able to get away with the cowboy attitude is that he was popular for a while and he had a strong party base that was going elect him no matter what. The electorate has changed. Both parties have seen their base decline and now a person has to make the independents happy and they are a difficult bunch to read. Still, that doesn't give someone an excuse to schedule their speech around what TV shows are on. That is pretty weak.
That's because after Reagan, everyone was pretty much full of shit.




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I do simply because I think it is true. About half those eligible to vote don't. If a person can't be bothered to take a few hours out of their day every four years to vote for president then clearly they don't care. Of those that do vote about 40% of them vote along party lines no matter who the candidate is or what they say. That is pretty scary to me.
It's only going to get worse. Every decade, the new generation gets dumber and dumber. I think we hit our apex around the 50s, and it just started going downhill in the 60s. This generation is dumber than mine, mine is dumber than my parents', my parents' is dumber than their parents', etc.

shwsrvcs 02-03-2010 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 16803669)
Accept his policies? You can't even name them.

The difference is... Bush's policies DID hurt America, we can clearly see that.

We? Do you have a mouse in your pocket? Is there more than one person in there with you? US want to know!

The Demon 02-03-2010 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by shwsrvcs (Post 16810566)
We? Do you have a mouse in your pocket? Is there more than one person in there with you? US want to know!

Ignore him. He's quiet possibly the dumbest person on this forum and he lacks the ability to differentiate between fact and reality.

onwebcam 02-03-2010 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 16810564)
It's only going to get worse. Every decade, the new generation gets dumber and dumber. I think we hit our apex around the 50s, and it just started going downhill in the 60s. This generation is dumber than mine, mine is dumber than my parents', my parents' is dumber than their parents', etc.

That's because during the 1940's the powers that be extracted all of Hitlers top scientists and doctors (likely even Hitler himself) via Project Paperclip and brought most of them here to continue their experiments. They trained a new generation to continue on. These people really do believe they are superior and want to create a dumbed down, obedient, slave population and not teach the sort of things that I have discussed here. If you need help in figuring out why then you (not referring to you personally just generalizing) are a prime example of their work :thumbsup

Les Grossman 02-03-2010 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta (Post 16810240)

Maybe I'm old fashioned, but God made Adam & Eve, not Adam & Steve.

I don't have a problem with queers if they keep it in the bedroom, I just don't want to have to look at what they do.

The Demon 02-03-2010 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by onwebcam (Post 16810612)
That's because during the 1940's the powers that be extracted all of Hitlers top scientists and doctors (likely even Hitler himself) via Project Paperclip and brought most of them here to continue their experiments. They trained a new generation to continue on. These people really do believe they are superior and want to create a dumbed down, obedient, slave population and not teach the sort of things that I have discussed here. If you need help in figuring out why then you (not referring to you personally just generalizing) are a prime example of their work :thumbsup

Ok since I believe you're intelligent, I'm going to ask you to please pass what you're smoking.

kane 02-03-2010 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 16810564)
He didn't nearly bankrupt the country. He did put us in considerable debt but he spruced up military spending during the apex of the cold war. He also created 16 million jobs. I would say he's done more for our country than anyone other than maybe FDR and Clinton(if you discount his starting the subprime mortgage crisis).

Maybe bankrupt was an overstatement. He did, as you say, run up massive debt and in my opinion he laid the road map for presidents to come. He showed that if you spend money on the right things, no matter how much money you spend, you can run up the debt all you want and nobody complains. Since then other presidents have found ways to spend money to "keep up safe" or "help the country". He really started the ball rolling.


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Franklin didn't envision planes flying into skyscrapers killing 3,000 people. I'm afraid that sometimes we have to look at the present and apply the laws that best serve our country.
You are right, and I have often said we have to look at things from the past and then apply them to the future. I still would rather not have my government tapping phones with no warrants and doing whatever they please with no oversight. I know there is supposed to be oversight on these actions, but we are now learning that many of the warrantless wiretaps never have been retroactively taken before judge. So nobody knows who they were tapping or why and it seems nobody cares. Some people envision a safer country, I envision Huxley's Brace New World.





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That's because after Reagan, everyone was pretty much full of shit.
I would say Reagan had his fair amount of being full of shit as well, he just pulled it off better than most.




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It's only going to get worse. Every decade, the new generation gets dumber and dumber. I think we hit our apex around the 50s, and it just started going downhill in the 60s. This generation is dumber than mine, mine is dumber than my parents', my parents' is dumber than their parents', etc.
This I agree with. Two things come to mind. I saw a news story a few weeks ago that said around 40% of high school students nation wide graduate high school with the ability to read and write at less than a sixth grade level. That is pretty freaking sad. Add in that I have dubbed the current generation (those that are 12-22ish) the apathy generation. Many of them seem to not care about anything or anyone other than themselves and nobody seems to call them on their bullshit. A friend of mine is a cop and he had to go into the high school a few months ago to give a talk. While there a student was taken to the office and told the Vice Principle to fuck off. nothing happened. He was told not to use that language and his response was "kiss my ass". When I was in high school, had I said that I would have been suspended and/or given some serious detention. Nothing happened to this kid. My buddy asks why not and they VP told him it isn't worth the fight. I hold out hope that as they get older they will get more in touch with the world, but I'm afraid that won't happen. They don't care about anything and their kids are going to be real monsters.

onwebcam 02-03-2010 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 16810635)
Ok since I believe you're intelligent, I'm going to ask you to please pass what you're smoking.

:thumbsup

Operation Paperclip was the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) program used to recruit the scientists of Nazi Germany for employment by the United States in the aftermath of World War II (1939–45).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip

underwood_wiserwand 02-03-2010 06:14 PM

who cares....its over johnnie

shwsrvcs 02-03-2010 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 16810592)
Ignore him. He's quiet possibly the dumbest person on this forum and he lacks the ability to differentiate between fact and reality.

Curses! Foiled again! Well, I don't have to to dabble in rhetoric today pals so I'll leave you with a quote from a movie!

THE WHITE, GODFEARING CITIZENS OF ROCK RIDGE wish to express our extreme displeasure with your choice of sheriff. Please remove him immediately! The fact that you have sent him here just goes to prove that you are the leading asshole in the state!

TheDoc 02-03-2010 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by shwsrvcs (Post 16810566)
We? Do you have a mouse in your pocket? Is there more than one person in there with you? US want to know!

We? Sure... it's not really a secret, hell 61% of Historians rate the Bush Presidency worst in History or maybe we can just look at the previous election. And as only one of several examples of damage, Bush's bailouts, patriot act...

Are you trying to be funny with the We stuff? Any fool can see the damage Bush did.

The Demon 02-04-2010 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 16810760)
We? Sure... it's not really a secret, hell 61% of Historians rate the Bush Presidency worst in History or maybe we can just look at the previous election. And as only one of several examples of damage, Bush's bailouts, patriot act...

Are you trying to be funny with the We stuff? Any fool can see the damage Bush did.

He's making fun of your stupidity, as most people often do. Especially when you use the "any... can see that" argument, which really isn't an argument but a child's rant. If you REALLY want to look at polls, Obama has the lowest approval rating of any president in their 1st year, and now in their 2nd.

And for the kicker, your initual statement was that Bush did a lot of damage. You try and back that up by using stats that paint a completely different picture. What's the matter, too stupid to follow your own line of thought? "Bush did a lot of damage, don't believe me, 61% of historians arte him as the worst president ever". You're stupid.

And the bailouts once again, were initiated by Obama. But please, keep ranting, it gives us someone to laugh at for the time being. Now you can see why your posts go largely ignored.

kane 02-04-2010 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 16813654)
And the bailouts once again, were initiated by Obama. But please, keep ranting, it gives us someone to laugh at for the time being. Now you can see why your posts go largely ignored.

If we are being 100% accurate Bush pushed for a signed into law the 700 billion or so bailout.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergen...on_Act_of_2008

The Demon 02-04-2010 06:17 PM

He did, and Obama put it into action, along with his own.

onwebcam 02-05-2010 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by underwood_wiserwand (Post 16810655)
who cares....its over johnnie

I don't hear no fat lady singing, yet. :1orglaugh

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