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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
Uncle Monster posted for all of us...
What about someone like me who want's to work but can't. I worked my ass off all my life and now I can't walk. Both my knees and shoulders are fraked up. Does this mean that I can't vote? I get mad about able bodied people who can work but won't because they're too busy playing the system. It's not just Negroes, I know a lot of CTW, Caucasian Toxic Waste who are making a living off all the government handouts. I've seen them use most of the money from their disability check to buy crack cocaine. I've seen them sell their EBT credits to get cash to buy cigarettes, booze and illegal drugs. Some of them have grown up as wards of the state living off the government and had never had a job. Why should they? It has nothing to do with the color of their skin, it has to do with the lack of content of their character. o_O [8~{} Uncle Angry Monster Hey UNC get an absentee ballot. That's what I do. In fact they have permanent ones for disabled blokes like me. -- Tekkie |
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On 8/27/2015 1:43 PM, Tekkie® wrote:
(PeteCresswell) posted for all of us... OTOH, I know somebody who is a cop in a major Eastern city and he says that voter fraud is rampant. "You pays your money and you takes your choice." It is evident when more people vote in their districts than there are residents-registered or not. Then that should be *really* easy to call up after-the-fact and audit! Can you point to all those headlines?? (And, subsequent investigation *proving* the fraud?) |
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On Wednesday, August 26, 2015 at 11:48:09 PM UTC-5, rbowman wrote: On 08/26/2015 03:50 PM, M.A. Stewart wrote: If 'Brockie' was driving FAST at Bathurst, in a front wheel drive car, with a manual transmission... he would have been 'left foot braking' at times! 100% guaranteed! Only if he never mastered heel-and-toe... Brockie had 'heel-and-toe' mastered when he was a nine-year old. The first front-wheel drive car he drove FAST, he had 'left foot braking' mastered in about nine minutes. Hell, when he got out the car he was probably speaking fluent Finnish, without a trace of an Oz accent. And then somebody invented the Hill Holder device for cars and trucks. -- "Brockie's my hero" The Holden hoons credo. |
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On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 08:42:09 -0400, "(PeteCresswell)"
wrote: Per Ashton Crusher: What other baggage does he have... The baggage I was referring to is small contractors who were ruined after they did jobs for him and then were told flat-out "I'm not paying you". OTOH, the fact that it is common knowledge among contractors in Atlantic City does not make it true.... but if it is, and the opposition trots out a few of those guys on national TV... That's it? can you point me to some reports on this so I can see the complete context of what you are talking about. |
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The baggage paradox - where are all the perfects?
On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 08:56:20 -0400, Stormin Mormon
wrote: On 8/25/2015 3:37 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote: On 8/25/2015 12:34 PM, (PeteCresswell) wrote: But I think Trump has excess baggage compared to Reagan - or just about anybody else, for that matter. But did he inhale? Many people know Trump has lots of baggage, but they seem to be willing to ignore it, at least so far. His loyalist won't care, they have to scare some of the other voters. For me, I don't much care what a person's baggage. The people I've known well enough to open up, everyone has some thing s/he is ashamed. In many cases, it's a part of growing up. In some cases, people are misguided, crappy parenting, periods of depression and desperation. What I care about elected officials is honor, and working within the US laws and constitution. Hey, is anyone on the ticket a seal clubbing, woman hating spigot who is also a bigot and pushed granny off the cliff in her wheel chair, feeds oldies dog food, spends his off hours molesting little boys and watching old Lassie episodes, so I can vote for someone with some thing in common with me? - Don't try and make yourself look good now. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On Tue, 25 Aug 2015 19:50:54 -0700, Don Y
wrote: On 8/25/2015 7:30 PM, Ashton Crusher wrote: You are just in overdrive looking for ways to justify voting for the same old ****e politicians that have a consistent record of failure rather than vote for the one guy who has been a success in virtually everything he's done. Hey, BOZO! You have no idea what my current past or future voting record is, has been or will be. I'm making a point. I can just as easily argue the other side! (could *you*? Or, would it turn your stomach to even *consider* there might be an "other side"?) I can just as easily claim you're a fat, old, lazy white man who is upset that the world isn't the way it was in 1950. Grumbling about all the lazy blacks, latinos, jews, asians, gays, women, kids, etc. Conservative: someone with both feet planted *firmly* in the PAST! If you want to be a Trump fan-boi, so be it. Why not fill out your ballot *now* and tune out of the process for the next 18 months? Do something productive with your life, eh? Hey! Why not volunteer to be one of Trump's legions!!! I'm sure he'll appreciate the free labor! So now you are saying all the stuff you posted was just made up for effect. Good to know. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On Thu, 27 Aug 2015 13:19:24 -0700, Don Y
wrote: On 8/27/2015 12:48 PM, Tekkie® wrote: Don Y posted for all of us... Until you can put in place a BINDING PLEDGE that can be applied to politicians, what they say has absolutely nothing to do with what you *get*! "I, _________, pledge that I will do the following. In the event that I fail to get this done (regardless of whether its MY fault or someone else's fault), my term of office will immediately expire -- with no further action on my part!" Is Trump arrogant enough to make such a binding statement? About *anything* he's claimed he'd "do"? Or, will he get mealy mouthed when/if he gets elected and blame it on "That Damn Congress", "Those Bozos in the Black Robes", "unforeseen events elsewhere in the world", etc.? None of the candidates could do this. How could one tell what another one is going to do? To many factions working against each other. Exactly. Yet they all (esp Trump, Perot types) beat their chests AS IF they are really going to "get 'er done". And, folks *buy* this BS. *I* stand as much a chance of getting it done as *they* do! And, I've got far less "Washington insider" (even those who claim NOT to be "insiders" have already been tainted by serving elsewhere *or* paying the way of those who did!). Yet, I'm not foolish (nor arrogant!) enough to make the claim (or innuendo) that I could get any of these things "done". We have a local politician that made the (then new) "garbage fee" the centerpiece of her campaign. "Vote for me and I'll repeal the garbage fee!" Lo and behold, she's elected. And, not surprisingly, comes to the "realization" that the fee is required to get the books to balance (otherwise, we'll have to raise some OTHER tax). But, her flip-flop isn't *her* fault -- despite the fact that it is exactly the opposite outcome than the one she campaigned on! [No consequences] She obviously didn't know what she was getting into. Exactly. She found something that got an emotional response from the voters. Rode that into office. Then, realized that The Reality was a lot harder to deal with than the Campaign Rhetoric. "But, I was elected so I'll server my term..." (boo hoo) How about *real* term limits? In order to serve in the federal government, you need a WORK VISA for Washington, DC. (even "staffers", K street lobbyists, etc.) WORK VISAS are issued for a maximum, nonrenewable period of 8 years. I.e., after sucking on the public teat for 8 years (directly or indirectly), you need to go find REAL employment. Or, better yet, immediately are enlisted in the military as an infantryman -- regardless of age or gender. : There are term limits. Every election. Most sheeple don't care after they elect someone. They don't pay attention any more. Only if the critters get caught with their hand in the cookie jar. Ask most voters about incumbents and the answer will most likely be: They are doing a good job. People think *their* official is doing a good job. It's the other 532 bozos on the bus that they blame for all the problems! Yet, few folks can even *point* to anything that their officials have "done". Or, even tell you how many votes they *missed*! If you are referring to federal workers then this is way out of bounds. People (I will use Oren here as an example w/o permission) just do their jobs within the limitations of the system. It is like working privately; you will have workers and bosses across the spectrum of capability. Deal with it. They just want a job to survive and have a respectable life with their families. If you are referring to staffers then they go in & out with electees. If you are referring to drones and lobbyists then who is in control? My You need a broad brush that regularly sweeps things out. *Risk* losing some of the good with ALL of the bad! frame of reference is the VA for this. Yet another story this morning about vets being ignored, I forget where. I had high hopes for this person whom was supposed to fix it. He is another appointee of this do nothing administration to plug the publicly hole and hasn't done crap for vets. What exactly happened to improve conditions for our vets? Name them. When I see the non-profits dissolve because they are no longer needed then maybe we will see progress. Christ, there are so many of these that it is hard for me to chose where to leave my legacy. The vets gave it all so I can rant about this! Yet we hear the likes of McCain claiming "nothing is too good for our vets". But, besides the rhetoric, what's being *done*? Gee, a guy with his stature and he can't promote change??? What's he wasting his time working on? More "party planks"?? I want politicians to be responsible to the local voters that elected them. Not some devious party agenda. I check their voting record and write to them to express my opinions asking where they are going with current issues. I've not voted *for* anyone since I reached majority. Instead, I vote *against* people. Unfortunately, I can only vote against "all but one". Hence the idea of "None of the above" being used as "NONE of these people can be allowed to hold this office" instead of "I don't like any of them". So when you hold your nose will you be voting for Hillary or Jeb? |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On Tue, 25 Aug 2015 22:47:20 -0400, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On 8/25/2015 10:13 PM, Ashton Crusher wrote: In the Atlantic City area I think there are enough former small contractors who were ruined when they did jobs for Trump and then Trump simply told them flat-out "I'm not going to pay you, period...." that trotting them out on national TV would, IMHO, make whatever electablity he may have plummet. Maybe you don't understand how bankruptcy works. When a company goes bankrupt it means they don't have the money to pay their bills. That does not mean no one gets paid anything. Various chapters outline the situation. In some cases, creditors will get a portion of what is owed over a time period to be determined. In other cases they get 100% Companies have gone bankrupt when faced with high future liabilities, such as when asbestos lawsuits started. Yes, and the JUDGE decides who gets the money, not TRUMP. Yet some people are bashing Trump because he didn't go around the bankruptcy court and make payments to people. If he did so he probably would have been sued by someone he DIDN'T go around back and pay. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 08:28:46 -0400, Stormin Mormon
wrote: On 8/25/2015 12:34 PM, (PeteCresswell) wrote: In the Atlantic City area I think there are enough former small contractors who were ruined when they did jobs for Trump and then Trump simply told them flat-out "I'm not going to pay you, period...." that trotting them out on national TV would, IMHO, make whatever electablity he may have plummet. There was a caller on Rush Limbaugh, yesterday (Aug 25, 2015) who said he did some work for D. Trump. $85,000 worth of work, actualy. He wrote toask to get paid (can't remember the cicumstances) and two days later had a fedex envelope from D. Trump with the check for the full 85K, singened by D. Trump himself. So, this one anecdotal evidence is that D. Trump did pay the bill, in this one case, if the caller is for real. I can't speak for Trumps jobs but for the contractors I've know about, many of them go to great pains to avoid paying their bills till the last possible minute. It's entirely possible trump's company was PART of a consortium on some project that was delaying payments. The longer you delay paying the longer you earn interest/or the shorter time you have to borrow on the construction loan. To think Trump can know which bills are paid and which aren't for the thousands and thousands of contractors and subcontractors on all his projects is to imagine he is a superman. People love to hate rich famous people and with Trump's ego he's a big target. I don't think Trump has any interest in screwing people out of money they are due and it's good to hear this story. There's a lot of "personal" in the contracting business, everyone knows everyone, a true deadbeat will probably not be around for long. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On 8/27/2015 7:13 PM, Ashton Crusher wrote:
On Tue, 25 Aug 2015 19:50:54 -0700, Don Y wrote: On 8/25/2015 7:30 PM, Ashton Crusher wrote: You are just in overdrive looking for ways to justify voting for the same old ****e politicians that have a consistent record of failure rather than vote for the one guy who has been a success in virtually everything he's done. Hey, BOZO! You have no idea what my current past or future voting record is, has been or will be. I'm making a point. I can just as easily argue the other side! (could *you*? Or, would it turn your stomach to even *consider* there might be an "other side"?) I can just as easily claim you're a fat, old, lazy white man who is upset that the world isn't the way it was in 1950. Grumbling about all the lazy blacks, latinos, jews, asians, gays, women, kids, etc. Conservative: someone with both feet planted *firmly* in the PAST! If you want to be a Trump fan-boi, so be it. Why not fill out your ballot *now* and tune out of the process for the next 18 months? Do something productive with your life, eh? Hey! Why not volunteer to be one of Trump's legions!!! I'm sure he'll appreciate the free labor! So now you are saying all the stuff you posted was just made up for effect. Good to know. It's intended for folks who are *so* convinced they have The Right Answer to BACKUP their answer. With something more than "he's yet proven himself to be AS BAD AS the others". [I make the same arguments to folks arguing from the "Left". If you're so *sure*, convince me -- with something more than "well, he's none of the above!"] Assume you have need of a surgeon. Damn near every surgeon who's got ANY experience has probably got some "bad history"... some surgery that went badly, some malpractice lawsuit, etc. Your argument is that you should select the surgeon with NO experience to do your surgery -- at least he isn't KNOWN to have had any bad outcomes! [Would you *really* make that sort of decision in that way?? Yet, you'd select the leader of The Free World] with that sort of cavalier reasoning??] |
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On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 09:03:06 -0400, Stormin Mormon
wrote: On 8/25/2015 3:43 PM, Don Y wrote: Where's the outrage over the number of US citizens who can't name the three branches of government? Or tell you how many members in each chamber? How they are elected? Describe the electoral college and its role in presidential elections? Enumerate the rules of succession? List the Bill of Rights? Does running a country equate to running a FOR PROFIT business? What will his guiding principle be: maximize PROFITS (i.e., collect more in taxes than spend on services?) I'm amazed at the number of people who think the President "runs the country". He's an elected representative, with certain powers delegated by the Constitution. It's been a lot of years since I read those powers, sadly so. I should review those one of these days. But, anyone who says the President "runs the country" has lost credibility with me. - Well, the president does RUN the gvt. And the gvt controls a huge part of the national economy. And teh president has lawyers on staff who can 'research' the law and come up with all sorts of legal justifications for the president to have all sorts of powers to dictate this that and the other thing shall be done this that and the other way. So yes, in many ways the president DOES run the country. The president, thru the EPA is going to make YOUR electric bill go up and that extra cost YOU will pay will produce zero value, it will just be that his decisions will have increased the cost of producing energy. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On 8/27/2015 7:16 PM, Ashton Crusher wrote:
I want politicians to be responsible to the local voters that elected them. Not some devious party agenda. I check their voting record and write to them to express my opinions asking where they are going with current issues. I've not voted *for* anyone since I reached majority. Instead, I vote *against* people. Unfortunately, I can only vote against "all but one". Hence the idea of "None of the above" being used as "NONE of these people can be allowed to hold this office" instead of "I don't like any of them". So when you hold your nose will you be voting for Hillary or Jeb? How I cast my vote wouldn't be any of your business! That's why it's called a SECRET BALLOT. Frankly, spouting off your bias suggests an uncertainty on your part -- as if you need to get others to share your belief lest it be *wrong*! |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On Thursday, August 27, 2015 at 3:48:06 PM UTC-5, Tekkie® wrote:
Uncle Monster posted for all of us... What about someone like me who want's to work but can't. I worked my ass off all my life and now I can't walk. Both my knees and shoulders are fraked up. Does this mean that I can't vote? I get mad about able bodied people who can work but won't because they're too busy playing the system. It's not just Negroes, I know a lot of CTW, Caucasian Toxic Waste who are making a living off all the government handouts. I've seen them use most of the money from their disability check to buy crack cocaine. I've seen them sell their EBT credits to get cash to buy cigarettes, booze and illegal drugs. Some of them have grown up as wards of the state living off the government and had never had a job. Why should they? It has nothing to do with the color of their skin, it has to do with the lack of content of their character. o_O [8~{} Uncle Angry Monster Hey UNC get an absentee ballot. That's what I do. In fact they have permanent ones for disabled blokes like me. -- Tekkie Here at the nursing home, they pass out Absent Minded Ballots. ^_^ [8~{} Uncle Demented Monster |
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The baggage paradox - where are all the perfects?
On 8/27/2015 10:11 PM, Ashton Crusher wrote:
On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 08:56:20 -0400, Stormin Mormon What I care about elected officials is honor, and working within the US laws and constitution. Hey, is anyone on the ticket a seal clubbing, woman hating spigot who is also a bigot and pushed granny off the cliff in her wheel chair, feeds oldies dog food, spends his off hours molesting little boys and watching old Lassie episodes, so I can vote for someone with some thing in common with me? - Don't try and make yourself look good now. Don't **** me off, or I'll go vote Republican a couple dozen times....... - .. Christopher A. Young learn more about Jesus .. www.lds.org .. .. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On 8/27/2015 10:36 PM, Ashton Crusher wrote:
On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 09:03:06 -0400, Stormin Mormon I'm amazed at the number of people who think the President "runs the country". He's an elected representative, with certain powers delegated by the Constitution. It's been a lot of years since I read those powers, sadly so. I should review those one of these days. But, anyone who says the President "runs the country" has lost credibility with me. - Well, the president does RUN the gvt. And the gvt controls a huge part of the national economy. And teh president has lawyers on staff who can 'research' the law and come up with all sorts of legal justifications for the president to have all sorts of powers to dictate this that and the other thing shall be done this that and the other way. So yes, in many ways the president DOES run the country. The president, thru the EPA is going to make YOUR electric bill go up and that extra cost YOU will pay will produce zero value, it will just be that his decisions will have increased the cost of producing energy. Back in the lost credibility bin with you. -- .. Christopher A. Young learn more about Jesus .. www.lds.org .. .. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
Per Ashton Crusher:
That's it? can you point me to some reports on this so I can see the complete context of what you are talking about. Yep and nope..... it's strictly from conversations with guys in the trade that I know. -- Pete Cresswell |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015 09:31:28 -0400, Stormin Mormon
wrote: On 8/27/2015 10:36 PM, Ashton Crusher wrote: On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 09:03:06 -0400, Stormin Mormon I'm amazed at the number of people who think the President "runs the country". He's an elected representative, with certain powers delegated by the Constitution. It's been a lot of years since I read those powers, sadly so. I should review those one of these days. But, anyone who says the President "runs the country" has lost credibility with me. - Well, the president does RUN the gvt. And the gvt controls a huge part of the national economy. And teh president has lawyers on staff who can 'research' the law and come up with all sorts of legal justifications for the president to have all sorts of powers to dictate this that and the other thing shall be done this that and the other way. So yes, in many ways the president DOES run the country. The president, thru the EPA is going to make YOUR electric bill go up and that extra cost YOU will pay will produce zero value, it will just be that his decisions will have increased the cost of producing energy. Back in the lost credibility bin with you. You must be mental. |
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The election paradox - where are all the accidents?
On 8/29/2015 12:38 AM, Ashton Crusher wrote:
informed vote? Do you want your leaders elected by a bunch of people who know nothing? Do you want the electorate thinking that our elected representatives are leaders? There is a big difference, and I'd rather have elected reps. *I* and other voters are the leaders in this Republic. BTW, it's not a democracy. -- .. Christopher A. Young learn more about Jesus .. www.lds.org .. .. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On 8/29/2015 12:39 AM, Ashton Crusher wrote:
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015 09:31:28 -0400, Stormin Mormon Well, the president does RUN the gvt. And the gvt controls a huge part of the national economy. And teh president has lawyers on staff who can 'research' the law and come up with all sorts of legal justifications for the president to have all sorts of powers to dictate this that and the other thing shall be done this that and the other way. So yes, in many ways the president DOES run the country. The president, thru the EPA is going to make YOUR electric bill go up and that extra cost YOU will pay will produce zero value, it will just be that his decisions will have increased the cost of producing energy. Back in the lost credibility bin with you. You must be mental. Actually, it's been a long time since I read that section of the Constitution. but, the Prez does NOT run the government. You follow that up with a personal insult, which puts you both in the lost credibility and also in the bozo bin. Bye. -- .. Christopher A. Young learn more about Jesus .. www.lds.org .. .. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
Don Y posted for all of us...
On 8/27/2015 1:43 PM, Tekkie® wrote: (PeteCresswell) posted for all of us... OTOH, I know somebody who is a cop in a major Eastern city and he says that voter fraud is rampant. "You pays your money and you takes your choice." It is evident when more people vote in their districts than there are residents-registered or not. Then that should be *really* easy to call up after-the-fact and audit! Can you point to all those headlines?? (And, subsequent investigation *proving* the fraud?) As I've stated here before, I am not doing your research for you. -- Tekkie |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
Uncle Monster posted for all of us...
It happened during the last two Presidential elections and the Commiecrats want to keep it that way because dumbasses are easily manipulated by propaganda, looks and emotion. A gal me and my brother know told us she voted for Bill Clinton because she didn't like Bob Dole's looks. Unfortunately, most women vote for a man based on his appearance. I'm not sure about the women they vote for but the majority of Democrat women holding public office are butt ugly. ^_^ [8~{} Uncle Pretty Monster That means I am a shoo-in! Err screwup Err landslide loser. -- Tekkie |
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On Sat, 29 Aug 2015 07:56:51 -0400, Stormin Mormon
wrote: On 8/29/2015 12:39 AM, Ashton Crusher wrote: On Fri, 28 Aug 2015 09:31:28 -0400, Stormin Mormon Well, the president does RUN the gvt. And the gvt controls a huge part of the national economy. And teh president has lawyers on staff who can 'research' the law and come up with all sorts of legal justifications for the president to have all sorts of powers to dictate this that and the other thing shall be done this that and the other way. So yes, in many ways the president DOES run the country. The president, thru the EPA is going to make YOUR electric bill go up and that extra cost YOU will pay will produce zero value, it will just be that his decisions will have increased the cost of producing energy. Back in the lost credibility bin with you. You must be mental. Actually, it's been a long time since I read that section of the Constitution. but, the Prez does NOT run the government. You follow that up with a personal insult, which puts you both in the lost credibility and also in the bozo bin. Bye. And you prove it. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
On 8/29/2015 1:55 PM, Tekkie® wrote:
Don Y posted for all of us... On 8/27/2015 1:43 PM, Tekkie® wrote: (PeteCresswell) posted for all of us... OTOH, I know somebody who is a cop in a major Eastern city and he says that voter fraud is rampant. "You pays your money and you takes your choice." It is evident when more people vote in their districts than there are residents-registered or not. Then that should be *really* easy to call up after-the-fact and audit! Can you point to all those headlines?? (And, subsequent investigation *proving* the fraud?) As I've stated here before, I am not doing your research for you. I'd expect the folks making the unsubtantiated *claims* to post their research/proof/supporting evidence. |
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The cellphone paradox - where are all the accidents?
Per Tekkie®:
I've seen them use most of the money from their disability check to buy crack cocaine. I've seen them sell their EBT credits to get cash to buy cigarettes, booze and illegal drugs. Some of them have grown up as wards of the state living off the government and had never had a job. Why should they? It has nothing to do with the color of their skin, it has to do with the lack of content of their character Addiction is also a big player. A close family member was nine years old when WW II ended and observes that, in the ruins of Europe where people were starving, coffee and cigarettes were among the most sought-after commodities. -- Pete Cresswell |
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