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Remember, you were warned:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUTbZ...layer_embedded
About fell off the chair ...
Swingman

And yet another use of that same hitler movie. They used it last for
Michael Jackson... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hB0LqxNyR2I

I've never seen this movie but it certainly is opular somewhere!!

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Elrond Hubbard wrote:

Lack of publicity? Did Fox News and talk radio go off the air since
last night?

You have a good point, inasmuch as CNN has fallen to 4th place in the cable
network rankings. Fox even has a show on at 3:00 a.m. that out-polls CNN
prime-time.

Still, the major network news shows outperform Fox, so Fox still has room to
grow.

----

Hey HeyBub - Mental constipation and verbal diarrhea are a
disagreeable combo. Take it elsewhere.


Now instead of dismissing my comments with scatological references, perhaps
you could enlighten us with a constructive rebuttal? For your convenience,
I've reproduced my original post below:

--- begin quote
Heh! Another example of liberals projecting what they hope instead of facing
reality. I agree that the conservative movement doesn't have much traction
right now, but I attribute that mostly to lack of publicity rather than
paucity of ideas.

Take health ca Virtually all rational persons agree that costs can come
down significantly with tort reform or insurance availability across state
lines. Both these ideas are promoted by conservatives, but there's not a
glimmer of either in any of the five or more bills meandering through
Congress.

Interestingly, the GOP failed in the last election because, in part, they
acted too much like Democrats! That is, they ran up a $900 billion deficit
(the fickle public ignored 23 consecutive quarters of economic growth). Of
course it takes a REAL Democrat to act like a Democrat - so we now have a
$1.9 trillion deficit.

No, the pendulum will swing back - but you're right. It won't be because the
public suddenly embraces conservative ideas; it will be because the ideas of
the liberals are so ghastly.

I once heard a Russian "defending" Communism. He said: "Sure, the Communists
were bad, but they were far better than the Cossacks!" Even liberals may
come to believe that while conservative policies are not good, they're
far better than ruin.

--- end quote

As for taking my views elsewhere, I'll note you did not offer the same
suggestion to the poster to whom I was responding. I never start these
political threads - I would infinitely prefer this group remain pure and
unsullied - but I won't let pomposity go unchallenged either. So, if you
agree with me that we should concentrate on woodworking, direct your advice
to those who interject political noise in the first place.

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This ones not anywhere near as funny as the Jets one.(there are many of this
Hitler video with different subject).

Len

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On Oct 12, 7:43*am, "HeyBub" wrote:
Robatoy wrote:

Many people feel bad that Bush had to take so many hits; after a while
kicking a cripple just isn't funny anymore.
When are people going to realize that Obama was elected, and awarded a
Nobel Prize simply because he is the polar opposite of Bush. Bush and
his cronies destroyed all that was right about the conservative
movement.... and all you now have left is the loonies like Beck, Rush,
O'Reilly pushing the conservative agenda in the hope it might catch
fire again.
It won't, not for a long time. The Right Wing dream is rotting corpse.
The remnant of conservative thinkers that still have some brains left,
need to learn to edge a bit to the middle in the hope to pull back
some of those who cannot and will not be associated with the nutjobs.
You have been spewing your sour-grape venom and in the process adding
insult to injury. That ain't no way to have fun, son. Your bitterness
isn't very Christ-like either.

Heh! Another example of liberals projecting what they hope instead of facing
reality. I agree that the conservative movement doesn't have much traction
right now, but I attribute that mostly to lack of publicity rather than
paucity of ideas.


Whatever happened to Compassionate Conservatives? One can believe in
God & Country and still see the sense in 'managed health-care'. The
fact that some 'liberal' ideas make sense, does not disqualify one
from having a strong conservative base.
That is the problem with the so-called Right these days. If one
doesn't see things THEIR way, they are instantly labeled socialist
left-wingers.
Health-care in the hands of greedy MBA's does a disservice to all
people. They simply can't be trusted. It is the fox guarding the hen-
house. That is NOT a liberal idea. That's a fact.
The politics of division is what is wrong. The way people get batted
between polarities is wrong. They THINK they're being effective in the
voting booth, while in fact it is always the same **** over and over.
It doesn't matter who is in power. Obama's gang of thugs is just as
nasty as any before them. (I suppose Bush really stood out as a
buffoon, there is no denying that)

So what did you just do? You disagreed with me on a certain issue.
Your solution? Put me hard over in the left-loonie column..... that
way you don't have to debate me. Because you are weak.

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On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 09:52:21 -0500, "HeyBoob"
wrote:

more of his dilettante pus-brained nonsense




Regards,

Tom Watson
http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/

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Tom Watson wrote:
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 09:52:21 -0500, "HeyBoob"
wrote:

more of his dilettante pus-brained nonsense




Regards,

Tom Watson
http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/

Again, I invite constructive criticism. For your convenience, I've again
posted the position to which you viscerally disagree:

-- begin quote
Heh! Another example of liberals projecting what they hope instead of facing
reality. I agree that the conservative movement doesn't have much traction
right now, but I attribute that mostly to lack of publicity rather than
paucity of ideas.

Take health ca Virtually all rational persons agree that costs can come
down significantly with tort reform or insurance availability across state
lines. Both these ideas are promoted by conservatives, but there's not a
glimmer of either in any of the five or more bills meandering through
Congress.

Interestingly, the GOP failed in the last election because, in part, they
acted too much like Democrats! That is, they ran up a $900 billion deficit
(the fickle public ignored 23 consecutive quarters of economic growth). Of
course it takes a REAL Democrat to act like a Democrat - so we now have a
$1.9 trillion deficit.

No, the pendulum will swing back - but you're right. It won't be because the
public suddenly embraces conservative ideas; it will be because the ideas of
the liberals are so ghastly.
--- end quote

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Robatoy wrote:

See imbedded comments:


Whatever happened to Compassionate Conservatives?

We're still around. We tend to support "Faith Based Initiatives" for
example.

One can believe in
God & Country and still see the sense in 'managed health-care'.

Sure. One can believe in UFOs and see the sense of 'managed health-care.'
Believing in one does not imply competence in the other.

The
fact that some 'liberal' ideas make sense, does not disqualify one
from having a strong conservative base.

Agreed.

That is the problem with the so-called Right these days. If one
doesn't see things THEIR way, they are instantly labeled socialist
left-wingers.

No, you're confusing cause and effect. It's the socialist left-wing ideas
that cause the opposition, not the opposition merely labeling them as loony.

Health-care in the hands of greedy MBA's does a disservice to all
people. They simply can't be trusted. It is the fox guarding the hen-
house. That is NOT a liberal idea. That's a fact.

And the alternative, the government, is more trustworthy?

And how does supervision by an MBA do a disservice? Virtually all of the
'miracle' drugs of the last 50 years have come from American pharma which is
run by MBAs. The U.S. has more Nobel Prizes in medicine than the rest of the
world combined, again from institutions run by MBAs. Over half the hospitals
in the U.S. are non-profit, but they, too, are run by MBAs.

Our current Secretary of Health & Humans Services has a master's in public
administration (close relative of an MBA).

The politics of division is what is wrong. The way people get batted
between polarities is wrong. They THINK they're being effective in the
voting booth, while in fact it is always the same **** over and over.
It doesn't matter who is in power. Obama's gang of thugs is just as
nasty as any before them. (I suppose Bush really stood out as a
buffoon, there is no denying that)

Well, Bush DOES have an MBA...


So what did you just do? You disagreed with me on a certain issue.
Your solution? Put me hard over in the left-loonie column..... that
way you don't have to debate me. Because you are weak.

Debate what? I didn't disagree with you on ANY issue. All I responded to
from your post was a polemic:

"... The Right Wing dream is rotting corpse.
The remnant of conservative thinkers that still have some brains left,
need to learn to edge a bit to the middle in the hope to pull back
some of those who cannot and will not be associated with the nutjobs.
You have been spewing your sour-grape venom and in the process adding
insult to injury. That ain't no way to have fun, son. Your bitterness
isn't very Christ-like either."

There were no positions, suggestions, recognition of national problems,
concerns, or almost anything else that can be addressed by rational
discussion. To your credit, you did not descend into profanity or
scatological references. But I understand.

Eric Hoffer said: "A mass-movement can exist without a god, but it will
always fail without a devil. It must have something to hate."

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( )( )

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Tom Watson wrote:








( )( )


Is that like a HeyBoobs?

--
Froz...

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FrozenNorth wrote:
Tom Watson wrote:








( )( )


Is that like a HeyBoobs?

Looks like a full moon to me.

--
See Nad. See Nad go. Go Nad!
To reply, eat the taco.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bbqboyee/

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Steve Turner wrote:
FrozenNorth wrote:
Tom Watson wrote:







( )( )


Is that like a HeyBoobs?

Looks like a full moon to me.


So was it (*)(*)

or ( )*( )

;-)
--
Froz...

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On Oct 12, 9:25*pm, "HeyBub" wrote:
Robatoy wrote:

See imbedded comments:



Whatever happened to Compassionate Conservatives?

We're still around. We tend to support "Faith Based Initiatives" for
example.

One can believe in
God & Country and still see the sense in 'managed health-care'.

Sure. One can believe in UFOs and see the sense of 'managed health-care.'
Believing in one does not imply competence in the other.


Oh well.

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