Liberals live in a world of clichés
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and conservatives live in a world where touching little boys is OK.
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my bad, i got confused with the catholic church.
so which is worse, a hummer from an intern or a prior coke habit?
so which is worse, a hummer from an intern or a prior coke habit?
Unlike many past presidential candidates, Obama has openly admitted that when he was in High School and College, he smoked marajuana and snorted a little bit of cocaine.
you don't snort "a liitle bit" of coke.
also, you didnt answer my question.
also, you didnt answer my question.
Im from one of the most liberal countries on the planet and were doing a lot better then the ****hole you call the US of A.
That is all.
You sir are a master of hegelian dialectic. You purpose a premise, with opinion as factual backing. Our world is governed by mathematics and as such two false premises do not make a sound conclusion. Once again you've proven yourself to be an incapable, bumbling idiot.
Yawn...HK blahblahblahblah...STOP TROLL FEEDING...dummy wants an argument to be happy in his sad little world. By giving dummy argument, you make said dummy happy. Make him unhappy and dont argue. Then perhaps he will go away...
1. The War on Poverty
In their compassion for the poor, liberals earmarked $50 billion in 1964 to provide medical care, housing, cash transfers, and food subsidies to ease the plight of the disadvantaged.
Hatched by social engineers who cooked up President Lyndon Johnsons "Great Society," the War on Poverty spawned a welfare mentality that has trapped the poor in a web of dependency, spent $16 trillionwithout making a dent in the poverty rateand will burn through another $10.3 trillion over the next 10 years.
Throwing good money after bad: It just doesnt make sense
2. The U.S. Department of Education
President Obama proposed a new education reform package called "Race to the Top," which includes increased federal funding to states whose public schools improve student performance
The U.S. Department of Education has spent trillions of tax dollars growing a bloated, top-down bureaucracy, but American public education still lags behind other countries. Now, President Obama wants to bribe states with billions more if they give in to additional federal interference in their schools: "If states show that theyre serious about reform," says President Obama, "well show them the money."
If these ideas are so good, why do liberals have to pay people to use them?
3. The U.S. Department of Energy
Created in the 1970s as one of President Jimmy Carter's bright ideas, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has seen its mission evolve from basic research and development to spending billions to commercialize technologies that arent yet viableand might never be.
Despite funding numerous projects that never get off the ground, the U.S. Department of Energy has seen its budget grow by more than $11 billion in the last 10 yearsa 76% increase! Because our nation is looking for spending to cut, the DOE might be the place to start. Instead of focusing on opening new sources of energy, the DOE pushes politically correct pet projects that are expensed to the American people.
Some of these ideas . . . like mood rings and polyester pants . . . are better left in the 1970s.
4. The Community Reinvestment Act
Liberals created the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) to encourage private lenders to meet the needs of borrowers in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods.
The CRA spawned sub-prime mortgage lending, which boomed starting in the mid-1990s under President Bill Clinton. When the bubble burst, millions of sub-prime borrowersthe low-income people the CRA was created to helpfound themselves owing more than their homes were worth. This set off the foreclosure cascade, tipped the economy into a prolonged recession, and plunged many families into poverty after they lost the homes they couldnt afford but that Washington induced them to buy.
Ignoring the law of unintended consequences: It just doesnt work.
5. 'Comprehensive' Immigration Reform
Senate liberals' latest immigration proposal offers multiple "paths to citizenship" for foreign nationals who are in America illegally
Theyre touting their Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2011 as the complete and real solution to Americas immigration problems. Hoping Americans will ignore history, though, liberals current manipulation is as catastrophically irresponsible as the amnesty law Congress adopted in 1986, which more than quadrupled the population of people here illegally.
Doing the same thing and expecting a different result: Thats not going to get us anywhere.
In their compassion for the poor, liberals earmarked $50 billion in 1964 to provide medical care, housing, cash transfers, and food subsidies to ease the plight of the disadvantaged.
Hatched by social engineers who cooked up President Lyndon Johnsons "Great Society," the War on Poverty spawned a welfare mentality that has trapped the poor in a web of dependency, spent $16 trillionwithout making a dent in the poverty rateand will burn through another $10.3 trillion over the next 10 years.
Throwing good money after bad: It just doesnt make sense
2. The U.S. Department of Education
President Obama proposed a new education reform package called "Race to the Top," which includes increased federal funding to states whose public schools improve student performance
The U.S. Department of Education has spent trillions of tax dollars growing a bloated, top-down bureaucracy, but American public education still lags behind other countries. Now, President Obama wants to bribe states with billions more if they give in to additional federal interference in their schools: "If states show that theyre serious about reform," says President Obama, "well show them the money."
If these ideas are so good, why do liberals have to pay people to use them?
3. The U.S. Department of Energy
Created in the 1970s as one of President Jimmy Carter's bright ideas, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has seen its mission evolve from basic research and development to spending billions to commercialize technologies that arent yet viableand might never be.
Despite funding numerous projects that never get off the ground, the U.S. Department of Energy has seen its budget grow by more than $11 billion in the last 10 yearsa 76% increase! Because our nation is looking for spending to cut, the DOE might be the place to start. Instead of focusing on opening new sources of energy, the DOE pushes politically correct pet projects that are expensed to the American people.
Some of these ideas . . . like mood rings and polyester pants . . . are better left in the 1970s.
4. The Community Reinvestment Act
Liberals created the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) to encourage private lenders to meet the needs of borrowers in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods.
The CRA spawned sub-prime mortgage lending, which boomed starting in the mid-1990s under President Bill Clinton. When the bubble burst, millions of sub-prime borrowersthe low-income people the CRA was created to helpfound themselves owing more than their homes were worth. This set off the foreclosure cascade, tipped the economy into a prolonged recession, and plunged many families into poverty after they lost the homes they couldnt afford but that Washington induced them to buy.
Ignoring the law of unintended consequences: It just doesnt work.
5. 'Comprehensive' Immigration Reform
Senate liberals' latest immigration proposal offers multiple "paths to citizenship" for foreign nationals who are in America illegally
Theyre touting their Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2011 as the complete and real solution to Americas immigration problems. Hoping Americans will ignore history, though, liberals current manipulation is as catastrophically irresponsible as the amnesty law Congress adopted in 1986, which more than quadrupled the population of people here illegally.
Doing the same thing and expecting a different result: Thats not going to get us anywhere.
Have you ever had a thought you didn't just copy and paste from some teatard propaganda?
i personally love cocaine. and i love that GWB did it a ton.
the only reason i chimed into this thread was to state that i'm impressed that HK took the time to figure out how to type the little dohickey over the e in "cliche". my guess is that it was copy and pasted tho. screw this worthless troll inspired discussion - let's get down to brass tacks. how the hell do you spell dohicky? is it with an e, like dohickey? maybe german style, like "dühicki"?
the only reason i chimed into this thread was to state that i'm impressed that HK took the time to figure out how to type the little dohickey over the e in "cliche". my guess is that it was copy and pasted tho. screw this worthless troll inspired discussion - let's get down to brass tacks. how the hell do you spell dohicky? is it with an e, like dohickey? maybe german style, like "dühicki"?
I removed HK's rights to post in here. It was amusing for a while but I think it's outlived any kind of interest or entertainment.
Voice of Reason indeed!
Apparently I must spread rep before thanking BV properly...
Got your back on that one!
Qft...
This is now a copypasta thread!!!
if psychedelics were allowed to spread through the population at the natural rate, people would become impossible to control in the painful and bizarre ways they control us. this includes brain implants. tear-away children of nobody families are isolated and disconnected over the course of a few years and then given implants that let the rich wear their skin like a suit. think one in a million. and god. believe me
don’t automatically trust anyone telling you to go as far out as possible, to escape society and your ego and this sort of thing. what cults do first is try to create an intrapersonal vacuum they can fill with dogma. they are using the psychedelics for this now
the psychedelics produce very real and powerful experiences you don’t need to have explained to you repeatedly if you have used them a few times. no-one has to preach ego death to an acidhead. he knows about it.
a lot of cults offer up a lot of junk but the psychedelics are real and they produce the most powerful experiences in the world. they can be used to free people and heal them but, the elite are holding them from us like the priest class once hid the psychedelic sacraments of the mystery religions so they could have a monopoly on god. it is the exact same plan
and just like the priests got a ton of kids to screw for thousands of years, so do the people who’ve stolen the psychedelics, now. the government and the rich. i like people, i’ve never feared the rich… but this is serious
if psychedelics were allowed to spread through the population at the natural rate, people would become impossible to control in the painful and bizarre ways they control us. this includes brain implants. tear-away children of nobody families are isolated and disconnected over the course of a few years and then given implants that let the rich wear their skin like a suit. think one in a million. and god. believe me
don’t automatically trust anyone telling you to go as far out as possible, to escape society and your ego and this sort of thing. what cults do first is try to create an intrapersonal vacuum they can fill with dogma. they are using the psychedelics for this now
the psychedelics produce very real and powerful experiences you don’t need to have explained to you repeatedly if you have used them a few times. no-one has to preach ego death to an acidhead. he knows about it.
a lot of cults offer up a lot of junk but the psychedelics are real and they produce the most powerful experiences in the world. they can be used to free people and heal them but, the elite are holding them from us like the priest class once hid the psychedelic sacraments of the mystery religions so they could have a monopoly on god. it is the exact same plan
and just like the priests got a ton of kids to screw for thousands of years, so do the people who’ve stolen the psychedelics, now. the government and the rich. i like people, i’ve never feared the rich… but this is serious
Copy pasta, who about copy bagel?
Where on teh intertubez did you find that?This is now a copypasta thread!!!
Sounds like someones had too much in the way of psychedelics.
lol, googled copypasta then clicked around till I found something ridiculousWhere on teh intertubez did you find that?
+1 ftw
+ rep given
Now maybe he will go away...dont go away mad, just go away...
Did you SERIOUSLY just copy and paste from the message board for The View???
The View | FAILED LIBERAL IDEAS...............number one
The View | FAILED LIBERAL IDEAS...............number one
that got me curious:
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS448US448&gcx=c&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=Throwing+good+money+after+bad:+It+just+doesn’t+make+sense#sclient=psy-ab&hl=en&rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS448US448&source=hp&q="Throwing+good+money+after+bad:+It+just+doesn’t+make+sense"&pbx=1&oq="Throwing+good+money+after+bad:+It+just+doesn’t+make+sense"&aq=f&aqi=&aql=1&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=4818l5771l0l6086l2l2l0l0l0l0l294l294l2-1l1l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.,cf.osb&fp=5048dfd409056b82&biw=1600&bih=837
depending on when you click that, you may return only 3 results:
- the view
- heritage foundation
- <i'll let you observe #3>
Wow.
If were honest The View probably has more credibility than the Heritage Foundation.
*edit: Double Wow, I learn something on teh
everyday. "House of learning"? Silver to the white courtesy phone.......
If were honest The View probably has more credibility than the Heritage Foundation.
*edit: Double Wow, I learn something on teh
everyday. "House of learning"? Silver to the white courtesy phone.......
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Rick Perry has a forum/website now??
I have to warn you Hello Kitty that you are going down a path which will result in you being banned.
There have been several people who post nothing but garbage that are no longer with us. Keep in mind that any viewpoint that is well thought-out is respected here, but empty opinions designed to enrage is a sure path to leaving RM.
I'll prove how useless your posting is right now:
There have been several people who post nothing but garbage that are no longer with us. Keep in mind that any viewpoint that is well thought-out is respected here, but empty opinions designed to enrage is a sure path to leaving RM.
I'll prove how useless your posting is right now:
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1. The War on Poverty
Welfare has dropped the number of people in poverty. Also benefits have been slowly reduced.
Welfare's effect on poverty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2. The U.S. Department of Education
The argument laid out that we lack behind other countries, so we should get rid of the DoE. Of course, it fails to mention that every country above us has a primarily public education system.
3. The U.S. Department of Energy
I guess we shouldn't invest in the future, but rather depend on clean coal.
4. The Community Reinvestment Act
Actually, I agree with this criticism, usually blunted by liberals. We basically legalized bank theft.
5. 'Comprehensive' Immigration Reform
I wish that great liberal Ronald Reagan hadn't given those Mexicans amnesty.
Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Welfare has dropped the number of people in poverty. Also benefits have been slowly reduced.
Welfare's effect on poverty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2. The U.S. Department of Education
The argument laid out that we lack behind other countries, so we should get rid of the DoE. Of course, it fails to mention that every country above us has a primarily public education system.
3. The U.S. Department of Energy
I guess we shouldn't invest in the future, but rather depend on clean coal.
4. The Community Reinvestment Act
Actually, I agree with this criticism, usually blunted by liberals. We basically legalized bank theft.
5. 'Comprehensive' Immigration Reform
I wish that great liberal Ronald Reagan hadn't given those Mexicans amnesty.
Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Worst campaign name ever. Those soldiers will never be the same after that.
This seems like as good a place as any:
ftfy.
same thing.
so that's what, ~$1B/yr for obama?This seems like as good a place as any:
it's enough to make the kenyan baby angelina weep on her distended belly
We wish, but you're going to need to add some zeros.