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By having a thread about the dichotomy between conservatives and liberals, is that not the obvious conclusion?  Otherwise the thread would be "silly things that both sides do similarly."

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Essentially Flyertalk / Re: Tornado Season 2011
« on: May 24, 2011, 11:06:13 AM »
not really sure why Forbes felt the need to come up with his own tornado predictions...he didn't like NOAA's apparently??

I guess he has enough cred in the tornado field to do whatever the eff he wants.

Cantore penis envy.

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"This thread is as predictable as my rolex watch, and about as clever as an Al Gore press conference.  I'm glad I'm not on your side. 

Go take another bong rip off your tailpipe, you brain dead, knuckle dragging, neanderthals."


ooooh another good example of conservative sillyness.

aspiring to and feigning wealth to impress other neo-cons

i.e. look i took out multiple mortgages on my home so i could buy a Rolex (prolly fake) and wear it to the country club i can't afford so people will like me.  because just like when i was in college i am only capable of buying frienships and social connections

So that means libs aspire to poverty. 

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The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit / Re: Israel
« on: May 24, 2011, 09:11:58 AM »
Congrats for outing yourself as a racer, beems.


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Essentially Flyertalk / Re: Good news SD. (Runza related thread)
« on: May 23, 2011, 07:44:50 PM »
Go there and prepare for bloody underpants.

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Essentially Flyertalk / Re: Tornado Season 2011
« on: May 23, 2011, 06:50:50 PM »
Funny part was they did a whole story on it.  They interviewed a scientist that said there wasn't enough evidence to connect the two.  Didn't stop them from advancing the narrative, though.

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Essentially Flyertalk / Re: Tornado Season 2011
« on: May 23, 2011, 05:48:52 PM »
diane sawyer:  "Is this a preview of life under global warming?"

 :jerk:

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The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit / Re: Israel
« on: May 23, 2011, 05:25:49 PM »
The best way for Israel to get the messiah to back them is to rename the country "Israelistan"

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Was not talking about a political position at all.   :rolleyes:

then what is this thread "butthurt" about?

elaborate using complete sentences plz.

How about the unoriginality of it coming in the footsteps of a corresponding thread? 

that indicates "butthurt"? That's a stretch.

Besides, that thread was fizzling out and this one has only just begun. It's much easier making fun of the conservative evangelical Tea Party..so......seemed like a logical choice.

Not really easier.  You welfare queens just have more time on your hands.

The other thread we limited just to be fair.  I doubt the servers have enough space to store that much info and it would be mean of us to crash the discussion of the 2027 basketball recruiting class or the length of dude gaga's wang.

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Was not talking about a political position at all.   :rolleyes:

then what is this thread "butthurt" about?

elaborate using complete sentences plz.

How about the unoriginality of it coming in the footsteps of a corresponding thread? 

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Was not talking about a political position at all.   :rolleyes:

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mods:  rename this "the butthurt thread"

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Essentially Flyertalk / Re: man oh man (snl related)
« on: May 21, 2011, 11:31:16 PM »
JT??


John Tesh?

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Hate all corporations while simultaneously purchasing every Apple product manufactured.

I don't hate corporations.

I hate the fact that they build all their stuff in China.

I think you might want to look up the definition of "all" again.

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Talk about legalizing marijuana because it could be taxed.

Talk about oil being a finite natural resource, while saying marijuana would be a cash crop in the US [as if land is not a finite natural resource].

Talk about how studies show marijuana is safer than alcohol.

It could be legalized and taxed  :ck:

Lol at the former because it's true, weed already is a cash crop in the US in which we lose billions in tax revenue each year by not legalizing it

Marijuana is actually a lot safer than alcohol



And i'm not a liberal.

/thread

Yeah, this isn't something anyone can deny.  If so, they are working off of antiquated notions.

Legalize it, tax the crap out of it, and be done with it.  Use the money for education or something.

You do realize that, like cigarettes, if you tax the crap out of something, it still creates a black market.  And you're right back where you started.

What would you call the market for marijuana that exists right now?   

A black market.  That's why I said "right back where you started".  :shakesfist:

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The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit / Re: Israel
« on: May 19, 2011, 04:30:04 PM »
 :opcat:

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Talk about legalizing marijuana because it could be taxed.

Talk about oil being a finite natural resource, while saying marijuana would be a cash crop in the US [as if land is not a finite natural resource].

Talk about how studies show marijuana is safer than alcohol.

It could be legalized and taxed  :ck:

Lol at the former because it's true, weed already is a cash crop in the US in which we lose billions in tax revenue each year by not legalizing it

Marijuana is actually a lot safer than alcohol



And i'm not a liberal.

/thread

Yeah, this isn't something anyone can deny.  If so, they are working off of antiquated notions.

Legalize it, tax the crap out of it, and be done with it.  Use the money for education or something.

You do realize that, like cigarettes, if you tax the crap out of something, it still creates a black market.  And you're right back where you started.

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Herman Cain seems pretty damn smart.  Only ran a major company.

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Gay Marriage and abortion are pretty much the only platforms left for republicans to run on, after that there is very little difference in the 2 parties for the average joe.

don't forget guns and drill baby drill
Funny thing is none of those things even change.  Candidates make promises on either side of those platforms but realistically can't do crap about them. 

Wedge issues excite emotion.  Emotion rules the day for many.  Much easier to have a feeling about a candidate than to wade through the bullshit required to actually get a solid read on them. 

You said it, not me.   :eye:

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HeeHee....some people still think it was bill clinton's economy and not Bill Gates's.

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Dicked over by leftist (in both parties, but mostly d's) politicians and bureaucrats who increasingly regulate and regulate to the point where many business owners or those who want to be business owners have such an increased burden that they can't effectively grow or start their business.  The larger companies for the most part can withstand the onslaught of regulation simply through their large scale size, although their increased costs must still be passed along in the form of higher prices to the little guy. 

d's keeping the little guy down.





This. The enviro-terrorists (all democrats) have literally stifled all start-up entrepreneurs attempting to manufacture anything in leftist states, then conduct a million dollar study to find out why business is leaving their socialist utopia state for Texas.

There is, of course, a way to keep those jobs from going to Texas or any other such state.  Would it be to make your state a business-friendly environment?  No.  The answer must always be more and more government power.  You get the nlrb to tell companies they can't relocate.  See: Boeing.

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Dicked over by leftist (in both parties, but mostly d's) politicians and bureaucrats who increasingly regulate and regulate to the point where many business owners or those who want to be business owners have such an increased burden that they can't effectively grow or start their business.  The larger companies for the most part can withstand the onslaught of regulation simply through their large scale size, although their increased costs must still be passed along in the form of higher prices to the little guy. 

d's keeping the little guy down.


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The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit / Re: Year Round School
« on: May 11, 2011, 05:14:29 AM »
http://www.medicalbillingandcoding.org/medicals-costs-2/

Not sure I agree with everything (obviously the subjective judgements about doctor compensation) but I have yet to see evidence that malpractice is a serious player.  I mean I would love for it to be because it is such an easy fix, but I just don't think it is.  There are plenty of states with state medical boards or caps on maximum awards, and it isn't like they have spectacularly better health outcomes or cheaper rates.  I think it is mostly irrelevant.

I clicked on another link on that page and got to state employees that made over $100K last year.  You have lew perkins bilking the taxpayers out of $2.7M, far and away the highest (#2 was 1/5th of that).  bernadette gray-little was 4th at $420K.  Schulz was 10th at $345K.  The rest of the top 10 are uk med.

Then came the shocker.  Ranking #12...uk english prof and ex-uk chancellor robert hemenway.  Really?  We're spending $340K of taxpayer money to keep the gravy train running for a multimillionaire ex-university chancellor. just $5K and $2K less respectively to the KSU and wsu presidents?  On top of that, from poking around on the uk english department website, it doesn't even list him as faculty.  My guess is he doesn't even teach anything.  Just collects a paycheck. 

I guess that's why they call it "liberal" arts.

We pay $212K for Wefald.  Just an FYI.

Didn't get that far down on the list.  Also a travesty. 

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The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit / Re: Year Round School
« on: May 10, 2011, 10:53:28 PM »
http://www.medicalbillingandcoding.org/medicals-costs-2/

Not sure I agree with everything (obviously the subjective judgements about doctor compensation) but I have yet to see evidence that malpractice is a serious player.  I mean I would love for it to be because it is such an easy fix, but I just don't think it is.  There are plenty of states with state medical boards or caps on maximum awards, and it isn't like they have spectacularly better health outcomes or cheaper rates.  I think it is mostly irrelevant.

I clicked on another link on that page and got to state employees that made over $100K last year.  You have lew perkins bilking the taxpayers out of $2.7M, far and away the highest (#2 was 1/5th of that).  bernadette gray-little was 4th at $420K.  Schulz was 10th at $345K.  The rest of the top 10 are uk med.

Then came the shocker.  Ranking #12...uk english prof and ex-uk chancellor robert hemenway.  Really?  We're spending $340K of taxpayer money to keep the gravy train running for a multimillionaire ex-university chancellor. just $5K and $2K less respectively to the KSU and wsu presidents?  On top of that, from poking around on the uk english department website, it doesn't even list him as faculty.  My guess is he doesn't even teach anything.  Just collects a paycheck. 

I guess that's why they call it "liberal" arts.

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The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit / Re: Year Round School
« on: May 10, 2011, 01:29:51 PM »
Teachers are not underpaid.

If we are going to improve the quality of our education system, we have to improve the quality of the teachers, first. That starts with improving the appeal of teaching as a profession.

Pay level will not make someone love dealing with someone else's kids, administration, unnecsesarily angry parents, and regulations more.  There's a reason people go into the profession in the first place.

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