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<< < 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 > >> 12. Mars 2010, 00:41:34 Sujet: Re: ReThe similarities between Obama and Lincoln are eerie Tuesday: Payday they sure come together when their pay or benefits are in question.It's the same pretty much anywhere, right down to city hall 12. Mars 2010, 00:09:07 Sujet: Re: ReThe similarities between Obama and Lincoln are eerie Tuesday: You know what unifies parties in all govts? 11. Mars 2010, 20:02:15 Sujet: Re: Tuesday: Well, for starters, the emancipation wasn't driven by a personal desire for equality and freedom for blacks.it was politically motivated. 11. Mars 2010, 19:13:33 Sujet: Re: GTCharlie: The JFK/Lincoln parallels are legendary 11. Mars 2010, 18:46:24 Sujet: Re: modifié par The Col (11. Mars 2010, 18:46:58) Tuesday: I'm a Lincoln nut,I devour whatever I can find on him.I must say history has been kind to him though, he wasn't the saint he is depicted to be, 11. Mars 2010, 18:27:41 Sujet: Re: Tuesday: You're right, without Abe wearing his hat you can hardly tell them apart 6. Mars 2010, 18:53:34 Sujet: Re:you make it personal,there's no need, it kills a good discussion Artful Dodger: "figures"? I think you need to take a chill pill bud, nobody is here in the hopes of measuring up to your opinions,at least not me 6. Mars 2010, 18:27:42 Sujet: Re:you make it personal,there's no need, it kills a good discussion Artful Dodger: I'm a sniper? because I don't post here daily? I state my opinions on topics of interest, that's good enough for me.I wasn't aware you were the judge of what qualifies,amp it down a bit 6. Mars 2010, 09:01:32 Sujet: Re: Artful Dodger: you make it personal,there's no need, it kills a good discussion 6. Mars 2010, 08:06:44 Sujet: Re: Artful Dodger: So you're saying you like to dish it out but not take it?  6. Mars 2010, 00:23:38 Sujet: Re: Artful Dodger: It may surprise you, but I'm not an avid reader of this board,I only pop in periodically.So making an assumption that I'm well read on your(or anyone elses) overall philosophy is not accurate.Would you like to send me a bio? 5. Mars 2010, 23:22:38 Sujet: Re: So you're basically saying,you don't mind being ripped of, as long as it's done by the private sector Artful Dodger: Dude, why does it always end up getting into personal jabs with you? 5. Mars 2010, 20:56:59 Sujet: Re: The LBJ daisy ad Artful Dodger: So you're basically saying,you don't mind being ripped of, as long as it's done by the private sector 5. Mars 2010, 20:02:18 Sujet: Re: The LBJ daisy ad Artful Dodger: The whole concept of group insurance uses the same "socialist" concept that is being used as the boogyman.The big insurance companies are laughing at the people doing their bidding so that they can post record profits, the jokes on the people 5. Mars 2010, 08:28:50 Sujet: Re: The LBJ daisy ad Artful Dodger: WIKIPEDIA: "The term ['socialized medicine'] was popularized by a public relations firm working for the American Medical Association in 1947 to disparage President Truman's proposal for a national health care system. It was a label, at the dawn of the cold war, meant to suggest that anybody advocating universal access to health care must be a communist. And the phrase has retained its political power for six decades." 5. Mars 2010, 08:20:32 Sujet: Re: The LBJ daisy ad Ferris Bueller: I'd heard it was a very very effective ad,but no,saying it won him the election was probably an overstatement.The fact it is still a popular refrence does say something though in regards to it's impact on political advertising 5. Mars 2010, 00:18:33 Sujet: Re: 5. Mars 2010, 00:08:58 Sujet: Re: Tuesday: The more that things change, the more they stay the same 5. Mars 2010, 00:01:53 Sujet: Re: Tuesday: plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose 4. Mars 2010, 23:41:39 Sujet: Re: Tuesday: Yes,I was going to give the utube link, but I didn't think it was allowed 4. Mars 2010, 23:38:36 Sujet: Re: Tuesday:Although "fear" has been overused as a tool in recent years, it's nothing new.The LBJ daisy ad is thought by many to have won him the election back in the 60's 3. Mars 2010, 06:12:34 Sujet: Re:No, he said there has not been a "Columbine" type killing spree by a black kid in a school, in that he is accurate. There has not been a case of a black kid doing a "Columbine". Artful Dodger: A Scotsman picked up the cheque when we went out for dinner the other week, it does happen 3. Mars 2010, 00:26:38 Sujet: Re: ...that by nature is not assisted suicide, but murder. (V): "Assisted suicide has been basically decrimilised in the UK. A recent case in court where a mother helped her daughter die with dignity ended in no prosecution" We had a similar case in Canada, but the father was put in jail http://www.robertlatimer.net/story/tracysillness.htm 3. Mars 2010, 00:17:19 Sujet: Re: But where does it say they were done at school? Artful Dodger: The story you are speaking of was dated last July.The comments made by Jones(long gone from the Obama admin), were made in 2005.What is your point? 22. Février 2010, 00:25:26 Sujet: Re: Palin's "rising in popularity and support" Artful Dodger: You Betcha! 22. Février 2010, 00:17:48 Sujet: Re: Palin's "rising in popularity and support" Artful Dodger: I f my purpose for posting was the need to measure up to anyone elses opinions,I'd be hurt. 22. Février 2010, 00:08:16 Sujet: Re: Palin's "rising in popularity and support" Artful Dodger: " Well if you read my post below you would see what I already had to say about that" So you are saying she makes a good town crier even in the guise of a village idiot?  21. Février 2010, 23:33:42 Sujet: Re:How do you know Palin would be a fumbling prez? She's not been tested in that office yet. Artful Dodger: When McCain chose her as runningmate it gave her credability, as it should.People trust the position of Vice Presidential running mate not to be taken lightly.McCain clearly felt she was ready to be President over a year ago,people trusted his judgement 21. Février 2010, 22:54:12 Sujet: Re:How do you know Palin would be a fumbling prez? She's not been tested in that office yet. Artful Dodger: I agree,she has support,but it is very marginal 21. Février 2010, 22:31:31 Sujet: Re:How do you know Palin would be a fumbling prez? She's not been tested in that office yet. modifié par The Col (21. Février 2010, 22:32:22) Artful Dodger: Obama? He has been a wimp,.Americans like strength, not some guy who allows the republicans to bully him 21. Février 2010, 22:27:05 Sujet: Re:How do you know Palin would be a fumbling prez? She's not been tested in that office yet. Artful Dodger: I hope Palin leads a long and healthy life on this planet.I just hope she is kept a safe distance from any impactful political position 21. Février 2010, 20:08:04 Sujet: Re:How do you know Palin would be a fumbling prez? She's not been tested in that office yet. modifié par The Col (21. Février 2010, 22:00:48) Artful Dodger: If you would feel comfortable with her as president, be my guest.I personally wouldn't want her to babysit my cats, let alone president. 20. Février 2010, 14:19:08 Sujet: Re:How do you know Palin would be a fumbling prez? She's not been tested in that office yet. Tuesday: I keep waiting for everyone who supports her to wake up from the dream.I reminds me of the Partridge Family episode where Keith is so taken by a girl he can't hear how badly she sings  20. Février 2010, 14:05:45 Sujet: Re:How do you know Palin would be a fumbling prez? She's not been tested in that office yet. Artful Dodger: I've seen alot of politicians,some I like some I don't, but even amongst the ones I disdain I have never in my life seen such a charicature of a politician as Palin.She tosses out phrases and talking points, but sounds like even she doesn't understand many of the words she uses,it's mind bending..She sounds like a 3rd grader reciting Shakespeare when she talks politics 7. Janvier 2010, 22:30:47 Sujet: Re: Take a look at this V Übergeek 바둑이: Canada # 9? I guess we find a way to muddle through even with thousands dying in the streets waiting to see a doctor 21. Octobre 2009, 06:41:45 Sujet: Re:Legalization of "softer" drugs has worked in other countries, but politically unacceptable in many places. Czuch: "but I have read studies that show too much caution when driving impaired by pot, and that can, and has lead to other people being involved in an accident That has been my major complaint regarding women drivers for years............less the pot part 20. Octobre 2009, 21:11:35 Sujet: Re:Legalization of "softer" drugs has worked in other countries, but politically unacceptable in many places. Übergeek 바둑이: I guess those stats back up my opinion.Moderation is of course the key. 20. Octobre 2009, 11:10:13 Sujet: Re:Legalization of "softer" drugs has worked in other countries, but politically unacceptable in many places. Übergeek 바둑이: As long as a person smoking pot stays away from driving a vehicle or any other responsible activity,the worst thing that can happen to then is heartburn from too much pizza.Booze is much more dangerous,and produces much more aggressive and dangerous behavior 12. Septembre 2009, 06:53:13 Sujet: Re: Absolute rubbish. He was ELECTED by the people of America on the basis of his policies as stated before the election. Artful Dodger: I would pay money to see Glen Beck and Barney Frank do a Vegas act together, or maybe a sitcom 12. Septembre 2009, 06:37:28 Sujet: Re: Absolute rubbish. He was ELECTED by the people of America on the basis of his policies as stated before the election. Artful Dodger: what would we do without FOX12. Septembre 2009, 05:06:25 Sujet: Re: Absolute rubbish. He was ELECTED by the people of America on the basis of his policies as stated before the election. Artful Dodger: Who doesn't,but their are alot of intelligent political minds here.I would find it interesting how they read scenarios other than the ones they have become so familiar with.Folks who discuss the American political situation have to do research in order do be armed with valid points.I wonder if Americans are willing to also research international political situations and lend their opinions? I'm not trying to cause trouble,I just find the topics here seem to always revolve around the USA,while the rest of the world spins round spins round 12. Septembre 2009, 03:34:41 Sujet: Re: Absolute rubbish. He was ELECTED by the people of America on the basis of his policies as stated before the election. Artful Dodger: It would help us think outside the box,and remove homefield advantage for some 12. Septembre 2009, 03:12:53 Sujet: Re: Absolute rubbish. He was ELECTED by the people of America on the basis of his policies as stated before the election. Artful Dodger: I know you're up to it.I think it would be interesting to see how our political leanings translate to other countries environments 12. Septembre 2009, 03:09:48 Sujet: Re: Absolute rubbish. He was ELECTED by the people of America on the basis of his policies as stated before the election. Bernice: It's a shame, this site has such a diverse population,but the political focus is so narrow 12. Septembre 2009, 01:10:57 Sujet: Re: Absolute rubbish. He was ELECTED by the people of America on the basis of his policies as stated before the election. Artful Dodger: How about a rotation of discussion of the politics of countries around the world? I nominate Sweden as the 1st on the rotation, those Swedes have a very interesting system 8. Août 2009, 00:31:04 Sujet: Re:The question is, are there any Republican stud muffins? Übergeek 바둑이: I suggest some former pages may have an opinion on Foley 10. Juillet 2009, 00:50:37 Sujet: Re: ScarletRose: I was thinkin lady  politically speaking of course 9. Juillet 2009, 21:38:31 Sujet: Re: modifié par The Col (9. Juillet 2009, 21:39:08) Tuesday: Jermaine didn't age well You should post your fave Jackson video on the music board,Human Nature was my fave Micheal tune 9. Juillet 2009, 20:59:59 Sujet: Re: and nice to see art and Jim agree on something. Tuesday: Lyrics Wanna Be Starting Something Michael Jackson I said you wanna be startin' somethin' You got to be startin' somethin' I said you wanna be startin' somethin' You got to be startin' somethin' It's too high to get over (yeah, yeah) Too low to get under (yeah, yeah) You're stuck in the middle (yeah, yeah) And the pain is thunder (yeah, yeah) It's too high to get over (yeah, yeah) Too low to get under (yeah, yeah) You're stuck in the middle (yeah, yeah) And the pain is thunder (yeah, yeah)  9. Juillet 2009, 20:47:16 Sujet: Re: and nice to see art and Jim agree on something. 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