[quote who="NHeerDesign" reply="9" id="1975941"]Holy incomplete argument, Batman. Your first point is something that both of us can agree on. People comparing weapons of immense power to a 7-round pistol is flawed, to say the very least. However, that's where my agreement with you ends. Talking about guns without bringing gun crime into the argument is silly. That's like talking about why we should ban alcohol without talking about any crimes that include alcohol –
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[quote who="Moderateman" reply="3" id="1975756"] Island Dogcomment 2"An armed man is a citizen. An unarmed man is a subject." There in lies the difference between the English and us, the English have no fear of a citizens uprising if they try to put down its citizens, if our government gets to Crazy they have to fear such a thing as an armed revolt.[/quote] This. I dont care what people say...gun control as it is , is not the answer. The bad guys still get gun
GReat mod till it crashed... I keep getting a mini dump about 4 hours into the game which is fustrating
[quote who="stevendedalus" reply="22" id="1973871"] Refusing to budge on the contract is cutting off their nose to spite their face.What you mean by refusing to budge, like Sen Corker, is burn the contract. The zealous bludgeoning of unions will eventuate total loss of workers' rights which is okay with you until down the road it will infiltrate every industry while the laissez faire extremists return to 19th century exploitation.[/quote] Then those companies
[quote who="Tamren" reply="1" id="1973134"]Good article. The only real argument that pirates can come up with is that piracy is fun and free. That doesn't stop it from being a crime. And what they all seem to forget is that the less they support the game developers, the less games we will have to play in the end. I have high hopes for Impulse as a competitor to Steam but I do recognize that Steam is a viable model as well. Steam is a phone home internet activation system, but it bu
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="19" id="1972989"] Just a little sampler, there. After 8 years of blistering Republicans & 'right wing media' for being fearmongers, what do they do? Fearmonger, of course. AND blame republicans. But I think the UAW did it to themselves. Refusing to budge on the contract is cutting off their nose to spite their face.[/quote] Well it wont matter soon. They will get the money now via the Fed reserve and part of the
[quote who="EL-DUDERINO" reply="1" id="1973374"]People keep on saying that print is dead but I don't think that is completely accurate. I think that people are just getting sick of the biased news that they get day in and day out. Why pay for a subscription to read the same biased "news" that you can get for free online. I am a firm believer that if you make a product that people want they will purchase it and I think too many print magazines and newspapers simply aren't doi
O MY HOW DIDNT I FIND OTHER STUFF POSTED HERE OUTSIDE OF POLITICS! Heres my take. Global warming been going on from the time the earth was born. Its a cycle. We will see 10 or so years below avg temps and it will be colder.... then 10 -20 years form now it will seem and be warmer than avg. All this is is a money making machine. Installing fear in people makes them want to change and that change cost money.
[quote who="No Name McGee" reply="2" id="1971136"]I cannot fathom what kind of stupidity one must have to think that letting millions of people lose their jobs is the best course of action. Regardless of your views, the automotive industry cannot fail in this economy. The free market is unable to compensate when the global economy is failing. I seriously hate Republican politicians now. Get off your corrupt ass, sign the bill, and kindly get the fuck out of my government. You disgu
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="16" id="1970926"] But I do agree its still way to much. I wont say it is too much - after all, when in demand, they earn it. But they have got to start thinking like ants, and not grasshoppers. The years of plenty do not last forever. Ah, for the good old days of Duke Wayne! Ya better buh-lieve it. Unbelievably exaggerated. Nope, Union Contract numbers. Most people not in manufacturing learn t
SPEND SPEND SPEND!!! Where is my bail out?
[quote who="stevendedalus" reply="2" id="1970476"] One reality people are blind to is that the party controls the president.Not always. In fact, W pretty much got what he wanted. Theoretically a prsident is supposed to lead.[/quote] the problem is there is always something attached to it...always. Its never about helping america as a whole... it is about what can you do for me and give me in return for my okay on said thing...
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="13" id="1968788"] Except the Bush administration in terms of Iraq, of course. I put no qualifier on it. Beleive what you want. I am sure that Obama and Clinton never ever lied.[/quote] BO already lied and hes not even office... was not one of his things durring the Run being that " I WILL BALANCE THE BUDGGEEETTT!!!!!" opps i guess he went back on that too
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="8" id="1968761"] You profess to be a hardworking citizen whether unionized or not. but you don't seem to give a damn for those facing layoffs. I have been laid off twice. Going for a third time now. Where are my boo hoos? I dont want any, and I dont need any. Unlike others, I am not a victim. Face it, apparently being laid off is only bad when you are union. No one is bailing me out (or has bailed out my previous 2 compa
DR your one your second lay off too? I am on my second one this year also and it stinks. Yeah I am sure they will blame bush for it too though I am sure that people wont realize that its a total liberial idea to do something like this. Its gonna kill small buessness and its also gonna take away the 1 weeks paid vacation that normal people get after one year because now the employers are gonna have to pay sick time off.... its so stupid if you ask me
[quote who="stevendedalus" reply="24" id="1967319"] I am a liberal opposed to the auto industry bailout. Just to let you know. Be well. Cowardice. Yeah there will be some backlash at first but it will recover. You profess to be a hardworking citizen whether unionized or not. but you don't seem to give a damn for those facing layoffs. Its not like the jobs are gonna get outsources to india or somethingTher's nothing to prevent the Big 3 from continuing their overseas
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="5" id="1968736"] Well I mean all of us together Those that had gave to charity. Those that wanted only "me me me" gave to Obama.[/quote] O you couldnt have said it better. We had a local story here about this same exact thing here in the city of Milwaukee having to do with sick time paid.... MMEMEMEMEME! and never think outside of the box. I personally think that i hope the city becomes a hole when all the buessnesses move out
I still dont think that the school has a place to do sex ed. Maybe water down when they are late middle school or High school. This is another example of taking the resposibility from the parents and making it the Gov resposibility. in fact its getting to the point where once the kid is born we should just hand the kids over to the state because all the parents are gonna be is financally resposible for the kids.... if we are lucky
[quote who="stevendedalus" reply="19" id="1967421"] So good try man. Its a sinking ship I recomend you jump ship while there is still room left on the lifeboat. No way, unions are as American as apple pie and the flag pin. It pays idled workers a full salary and benefits even when there is no work for them to do.")So does Toyota and only because management needs to retool their strategies.[/quote] to your last statement... granted you can retool , but here is the b
[quote who="Anthony R" reply="22" id="1967055"]I don't think this is the right time for ideology. The US auto industry is on the verge of collapse and its no time to take out a checklist and tick off what conservatives or liberals would traditionally do. If all 3 US automakers go down, it will be a severe black eye to all Americans and it will probably hurt our e3conomy in ways we can't yet imagine.[/quote] Once again americans will not stop buying cars. The slack will
[quote who="KFC Kickin For Christ" reply="20" id="1965939"]Did anyone watch 20/20 last night regarding this issue? John Stossel did another "gimmie a break episode. He outlined the whole drama even showing how Toyota and Honda are doing ok because they made better decisions and kept the pay scale reasonable all along. They managed to survive by keeping their costs down. They don't own expensive jets for one thing. Then at the end of the progra
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="10" id="1965016"] All I can say with the beating Colleen and I have taken in the stock market, we are applying for a bailout ourselves WE ALL are taking! But I refuse to burden others because of my decisions. Mac and Cheese anyone? [/quote] BUT BUT DR.! Didnt you know thats the way to do things now? cry " OOOO MEEE!!!! ITS NOT MY FUALT!" and hold out your hand! those of us that knew better not to buy even though we
[quote who="taltamir" reply="8" id="1965009"]ok so let me get it straight: 1. Bailout the banks. 2. Bail out home owners who have loans for more then the house is "worth". (by buying it down) 3. Bail out the auto industry... 4. ? 5. Profit? I see a little problem with this plan so far.[/quote] #2 should be requoted to say "bail out home owners that took on too much
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="10" id="1964611"]Wrong only if you beleive what you hear, and not what you see. Right if you beleive what you see. History has proven him right, and politicians have been proven to lie.[/quote] Politicans lie? no way@?!
[quote who="Moderateman" reply="4" id="1964721"]All I can say with the beating Colleen and I have taken in the stock market, we are applying for a bailout ourselves [/quote] Well if your not a big donater to the politicans dont count on any money [e digicons]:rofl:[/e]