MickeyRat, I've found that calling someone stupid hardly ever brings them around to your way of thinking. And of course you would know that if you weren't such a mouth-breathing, idiotic, goat-snugglin', inbred, brain-damaged, joneses, cave-dwelling, low-brow troglodyte. No offense.
jtwhatever, no, I don't think Maximus was referring to whatever obscure tweet has you all worked up. Maximus was the one saying that OK was such a red state, not me. Myself, I'm just leaning toward the drunk theory.
Maximus rarely strings more than two cohesive sentences together. It's become pretty tiresome to read his same old schtick. I just find myself scrolling past his ramblings most of the time since he doesn't really say anything new.
Congrats on finding a way to insert your pasted "news" about what some person tweeted though. That was very relevant.
I think it would be fantastic irony if these political and religious groups that launder money were ALL denied preferred tax status and secret donor lists. But that won't happen.
I’m sure to be fair you are referring to all groups including all left wing NGO’s and labor unions. ... Right?
Jtwhatever. Correct. I would like to see a lot of money leave politics - especially the secret money.
Maximus said...
"Interesting, there is a lesson to be learned here. The first responders on the scene after the OKlahoma tornado......individual citizens helping their neighbors and the churches. Oklahoma is the only state in the union where the voting majority was Republican in every county for the last two Presidential elections. God bless OK, Sooner Boomer! "
None of this makes the least amount of sense. Is Maximus claiming that there some correlation between Republicans and tornados? Or that only when every single county in the state votes one way do neighbors respond to disasters? Or is he just drunk as usual?
I think it would be fantastic irony if these political and religious groups that launder money were ALL denied preferred tax status and secret donor lists. But that won't happen.
How the heck anyone could call superPACs "nonpolitical educational organizations" with a straight face is beyond me. What an unmitigated slimy crock of sh!t.
People seem to be assuming that it was a problem that the IRS hassled these organizations. I say, as long as they are hassling them equally it's a great thing! It's a huge travesty of justice that these terrible political money laundering organizations can exist and disguise themselves as non-profits.
If our politicians were honest, they would outlaw these organizations altogether. It seems to me that this might be a case of mid-level people in the IRS trying to do the right thing despite all the money people pushing them to be dishonest.
IF the right-wing ones were being hassled more, well, there might be a benign explanation. There are more of them, since they were invented by Carl Rove and funded by all those Republican billionaires.
Here's what I like about you, BigRidge. Even though we don't share the exact same politics (And therefore you are obviously the antichrist), you are mostly consistent.
You don't have an unreasonable hatred for everything government related and an unreasonable love for giant corporations. A healthy distrust of all those who would wield power is a good thing.
"One third of all House committees are investigating some aspect of Obama's administration."
That's telling. The Republicans are spending an unprecedented amount of time, money and energy on these witch hunts. I guess when you don't actually govern you have a lot of time on your hands.
I don't think human nature has changed much in 100 years, but human culture and technology certainly has. It makes centralizing power easier and more efficient. Perhaps that's not better.
Perhaps we should decentralize the power. (You know, replace the fossil plants with solar power.)
Busted!
MickeyRat, I've found that calling someone stupid hardly ever brings them around to your way of thinking. And of course you would know that if you weren't such a mouth-breathing, idiotic, goat-snugglin', inbred, brain-damaged, joneses, cave-dwelling, low-brow troglodyte. No offense.
Busted!
I don't think OWS and TEA can get along. They are made of two different types of people. OWS wants to fight the power. TEA wants to BE the power.
Busted!
jtwhatever, no, I don't think Maximus was referring to whatever obscure tweet has you all worked up. Maximus was the one saying that OK was such a red state, not me. Myself, I'm just leaning toward the drunk theory.
Maximus rarely strings more than two cohesive sentences together. It's become pretty tiresome to read his same old schtick. I just find myself scrolling past his ramblings most of the time since he doesn't really say anything new.
Congrats on finding a way to insert your pasted "news" about what some person tweeted though. That was very relevant.
Busted!
Jt6gR3hM said... Leaf said...
I think it would be fantastic irony if these political and religious groups that launder money were ALL denied preferred tax status and secret donor lists. But that won't happen.
I’m sure to be fair you are referring to all groups including all left wing NGO’s and labor unions. ... Right?
Jtwhatever. Correct. I would like to see a lot of money leave politics - especially the secret money.
Busted!
Maximus said... "Interesting, there is a lesson to be learned here. The first responders on the scene after the OKlahoma tornado......individual citizens helping their neighbors and the churches. Oklahoma is the only state in the union where the voting majority was Republican in every county for the last two Presidential elections. God bless OK, Sooner Boomer! "
None of this makes the least amount of sense. Is Maximus claiming that there some correlation between Republicans and tornados? Or that only when every single county in the state votes one way do neighbors respond to disasters? Or is he just drunk as usual?
Busted!
I think it would be fantastic irony if these political and religious groups that launder money were ALL denied preferred tax status and secret donor lists. But that won't happen.
How the heck anyone could call superPACs "nonpolitical educational organizations" with a straight face is beyond me. What an unmitigated slimy crock of sh!t.
Busted!
People seem to be assuming that it was a problem that the IRS hassled these organizations. I say, as long as they are hassling them equally it's a great thing! It's a huge travesty of justice that these terrible political money laundering organizations can exist and disguise themselves as non-profits.
If our politicians were honest, they would outlaw these organizations altogether. It seems to me that this might be a case of mid-level people in the IRS trying to do the right thing despite all the money people pushing them to be dishonest.
IF the right-wing ones were being hassled more, well, there might be a benign explanation. There are more of them, since they were invented by Carl Rove and funded by all those Republican billionaires.
Busted!
Here's what I like about you, BigRidge. Even though we don't share the exact same politics (And therefore you are obviously the antichrist), you are mostly consistent.
You don't have an unreasonable hatred for everything government related and an unreasonable love for giant corporations. A healthy distrust of all those who would wield power is a good thing.
Who's responsible? Give us some truth, Mr. President
"One third of all House committees are investigating some aspect of Obama's administration."
That's telling. The Republicans are spending an unprecedented amount of time, money and energy on these witch hunts. I guess when you don't actually govern you have a lot of time on your hands.
Busted!
I don't think human nature has changed much in 100 years, but human culture and technology certainly has. It makes centralizing power easier and more efficient. Perhaps that's not better.
Perhaps we should decentralize the power. (You know, replace the fossil plants with solar power.)