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They have this fuckwad on tape crying about how he took every crappy job to get where he is today.

I would think that when you win an election you'd care more about the people who put you in power than cry about you own personal Hallmark after school special.

Hey asshole, I have one of those "crappy" jobs. I love my job and I find your belittling attitude as bad as Marie Antoinette "let them eat cake"

GO FUCK YOURSELF ASSHOLE!

I would shit in your fucking food if you came to where I worked.

Let me clue you in you Wall Street cum dumpster, if you don't want people condemning you for what you have, don't belittle others because they don't have what you have.

"I am so happy you put a rich guy into office so I could continue to call the poor useless pieces of shit. Look at me, I am crying because I can continue the same oid policies that allowed banks and car companies and drug companies to fuck over the public. You proved to me, by putting me in office that the American dream is about squashing as many people as you can for your own personal gain".

There are no such thing as "crappy jobs". There are only people like you with crappy attitudes.

Keep it up Bonehead, maybe if we keep protecting the corporate class we can have the same sweat shops and pay scale as China and India. Maybe if we keep the "no rules" attitude dip shits like this advocate, we too can be a third world country.

 

 

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Now that he's "majority

Now that he's "majority Rethug" Boehner get ready to have to fight to keep your "crappy job"

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AND this dip shit is taking

AND this dip shit is taking this power shift as "we don't like the dems". FAILING to mention that they were booted out of office the past two election cycles themselves.

HEY DIPSHIT! It is not that they love you any more, they are just kicking out the trash until both parties get the message.

Now that you have the keys to the car back, do not think for one instance that the same old shit will work.

I am pissed of at the Dems for being pussies and they deserve to lose the keys to the car. And I am for smaller government.

You've heard the saying,

"A chain is only as strong as the weakest link"

Smaller government will only work when those who have realize that they cannot abandon the other two classes.

Corporate anarchy put our economy into the ditch. "fuck the poor and middle class" "every man for themselves" is as bad as what this same class RIGHTFULLY accuses North Korea of.

The only difference between China's wealth and America's wealth is that a CLASS controls our government and a political party controls China's. BUT BOTH ARE A MONOPOLY OF POWER.

If Bonhead doesn't want me to condemn him for being rich, then he shouldn't call any job "crappy" and treat those at the bottom like pieces of shit.

 

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Well first he tells he

Well first he tells he "comes from a family of 12" then tells us he had all these crappy jobs. As if there was no correlation between the two.

As long as we have people having 12 kids, we're going to have an unlimited supply of labor that can be exploited and a ruling class that can get wealthy off the oversupply of cheap labor. Either an elite class of capitalists or communists will take advantage of this situation.

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jcgadfly wrote:Now that he's

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Now that he's "majority Rethug" Boehner get ready to have to fight to keep your "crappy job"

Actually I am lucky enough to have a job that cannot be outsourced, but the place I work could easily  go under if the economy got bad enough. I am lucky to work in a well established business. The boss seems to think it is the menu, and although it is good, the workers are what make it. I have had tons of jobs and I can tell you, if your workers don't give a shit no matter how good your product is, it will suffer.

Here is my prediction of the future. IF both parties continue to be bought, we might climb out of this bubble, for now, but we will build a bigger bubble in the future that will be worse.

My problem will never be what someone wants in life. My problem has always been exploitation and people projecting themselves on others making life out to be a script, rather than valuing the contribution an individual makes, no matter how small it may be.

I am happy for someone if they want to live in a mansion or own a business. But if someone is happy with less it should not be a death sentence nor should they be condemned for wanting less. They are still doing something productive that those above them don't want to do themselves.

I am just sick of people like this thinking happiness is all about title and status and consuming just because you can. My friends don't love me for what I have, my friends love me because of who I am. Being rich doesn't make one moral anymore than being poor means you are the only class capable of compassion.

We really are all in this together and one size does not fit all.

 

 

 

 

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EXC wrote:Well first he

EXC wrote:

Well first he tells he "comes from a family of 12" then tells us he had all these crappy jobs. As if there was no correlation between the two.

As long as we have people having 12 kids, we're going to have an unlimited supply of labor that can be exploited and a ruling class that can get wealthy off the oversupply of cheap labor. Either an elite class of capitalists or communists will take advantage of this situation.

BINGO!

Rethuglicans want to falsely use the argument "you hate the rich, you want a handout". No, I simply don't want to be an indentured slave because you think life should follow your script.

No one should want others to be poor if they don't want to be. But no one should treat others like shit because they don't want what you want.

I don't want a huge house. I don't want a fancy car. I don't condemn those who want such, just don't condemn me because I don't have what you have.

Exploitation and abuse of power and the false expectation that your neighbor has to be a clone of you, is what I object to.

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Minority Rethuglican Boehner

I think Boner boy and his Republican allies are total hypocritical douches.  Having said that, it still comes down to the idiots that keep forgetting and voting asshats like him into office.  I beat my head against the wall trying to convince my Republican friends/family to the idiocy that is voting for these clowns.  Facts mean nothing to them.  Boehner and his kind keep saying what their voters want to hear.  That's all that matters to them.  Wave the flag, chant "We're #1", threaten to kick some small backwards countries ass and you've got their vote for sure...

Whether it's religion or these republican hemorrhoids, hopefully evolution will weed them out.  If we as a society make it that long...

 

 

 


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Is it still correct to call

Is it still correct to call them Republicans any more?.... Are Palin, Bachman, or Limbaugh actually Republicans?... When The party accuses Karl Rove of being to "Liberal"... I think they (tea party) have abandoned any semblance of either Republican values, or reason....

These people aren't republicans... They are sociopaths *calling* themselves Republicans...

 

*but*... The Dems have done much of the same... adopting an extremist philosophy, and chasing away the independants who voted for Obama just 2 years ago... at least that is the perception......but c'mon... Boehner might be a Jizzbucket... but at least admit that Pelosi was an intellectually attenuated dullard...


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 I read somewhere that

 I read somewhere that moderates are falling by the wayside. Someone should find this wayside and give them a fukin lift.

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I think that is a valid

I think that is a valid complaint.  We're in a two party system that actually consists of at least five or six parties that all hate each other, held together by how much they hate their specific opposite.  The sad part is the more extreme wings get the most press and seem to be dragging the rest of the groups behind them in a race to oblivion.

 

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OK, I may be a bit

OK, I may be a bit prejudiced in my opinion.  I see the extreme crazies on the right.  Could you give me an example of the lefts crazies, that have any actual effect and not just something that you see on FAUX (like the new Black Panther Party)?


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Greenpeace. 

Greenpeace.

 

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Greenpeace.

 

Greenpeace aren't left crazies- their social and political views vary.  These days they're mostly just "we're afraid of science" crazies.

 

It's hard to nail down leftist crazy because it's difficult to demonstrate to people. 

Typically it involves the flawed view that taxing the upper class and throwing money into ill conceived social programs for the lower class will fix everything.  More or less, it boils down to:  more tax -> more government programs -> more duct tape to attempt to address symptoms of a more fundamental problem.

 

Which side is stupider?  Well, the Republicans are slightly more idiotic- not that the Democrats are doing the right thing. 

For the Democrats, theoretically speaking, you *can* keep expanding government programs and taxation until you fix everything- you also have to micromanage the economy.  Going in that direction is like whack-a-mole; you create more problems as you solve old ones, and by the time you're done the government is a huge bureaucratic mess with profound influence over the minutiae of human life.  They know this on some level, and while most people who realize this don't like it, it can sort of work (however unpleasant it may be for the middle and upper class).

For the Republicans, they have their heads too far up their asses pandering to right wing social conservatism to address the actual issues, and they spend too much time beholden to corporate interests to actually administer the fixes they prescribe- they're coming and going, and tripping over themselves in the process.  You can't trim government without simultaneously removing some of the unorthodox protections that corporate lobbying has instilled into government.

Republicans are more idiotic in the sense that, taken as a whole, they're trying to do something self contradictory to the reasoning they're following. Democrats just have a very elaborate and bizarre vision.

 

To use a bad metaphor, Republicans want to have their cakes and eat them too- Democrats just want a really big cake.

 

It makes it easier to point out the right wing idiocy, as contradiction is idiocy from any standpoint, and because the left wing crazies aren't so much crazy as possessing very special views on how society should work.

 

Then you have the libertarians, which is what the Republics should be if they were more consistent, but who will never get any foothold because they don't pander as well to the source of the money- which directly translates into votes through campaign financing.

 

I don't necessarily have a strong opinion on the matter- I don't like to weigh in on political opinions.

 

Bleh, I hate talking politics.  It's easier to debate religion.


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I think Greenpeace is as

I think Greenpeace is as crazy left in certain ways as the Tea Party types are crazy right in certain ways.  I don't think either group is composed 100% of crazy people though, so I think the comparison stands.  Most of the groups the right says are left wing political crazies don't seem crazy to me at all, but that might be my personal bias.

 

Either way, you can't paint either side with a broad brush.  It came up in another thread, but we don't have two political parties, we have five or six pretending to be two.

 

And I agree, religion is far more simple than politics, and less frustrating.

 

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While the Wingnut Right has

While the Wingnut Right has more psychopaths than the Wingnut Left... it's not like the Liberals don't have people on their side who are the equivelant of Beck, Palin, and the rest of the factually challenged imbeciles who spew hate as their revenue generating product....

 

Ed Shultz?... Van Jones?.... Al Sharpton?.... Nancy Pelosi????......... Ignominious fucktards, all of them....


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I'd agree that Shultz,

I'd agree that Shultz, Sharpton, Pelosi have their issues.   Whether it's stretching the truth, going over the top with generalizations and things in the vein.  I've always found Jones to be pretty much on the up and up.  

Having said that, I still think the left has been a bit more factual with things over the last 10 years than anything you could find on the other side.  I don't believe in the "6 party" bit either.  It's one party with two sides.  most working for those that have the money and spend it their way.  Very few exceptions on that... 

That's just my opinion 

 


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Just off the top of my

Just off the top of my head;

Amnesty International, PETA, MECCHA, and of course Greenpeace.


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mellestad wrote:I think

mellestad wrote:

I think Greenpeace is as crazy left in certain ways as the Tea Party types are crazy right in certain ways.

 

I don't know what the tea party is.

Greenpeace may be crazy, but it simply isn't "left" in the sense of the political spectrum- they're environmentalists; they don't give two shits, as an organization, about fiscal policy save for where it could damage the environment.  There are democrats, republicans, and even libertarians in their midst- it's basically a one-issue organization.

In the same way, not all crazy pro-lifers are right wing; there are left wing ones too who want astronomical public expenditures and programs put in place- a nanny state; just one that makes abortion illegal and imposes on women's rights to bodily autonomy. 

In that sense, some in the Catholic church also lean left in many regards- although religion leans right because it's the only force that can really control the minority population and manipulate them into voting "against" their own short term fiscal interests-- and that is, after all, where most of the money is to be had.

Left and right have more to do with social class and economics than anything else.  Social conservatism and religion are more correlates with the right than part of the beast itself, as personal freedom/liberties and environmentalism are correlates to the left rather than part of it.  There are good reasons that these things correlate- and the correlation is strong (something upwards of 80%), but a group advocating one of these values while expressly removing itself from the economic/class politics is not inherently left or right wing, so you can't really legitimately call them left or right wing crazies.


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What I would consider crazy

What I would consider crazy (right or left), would be those that bring guns to intimidate others.  Those that call for "2nd Amendment" solutions if they don't get their way in an election.  Those that single out and demonize their opposition, minorities, the "other" that isn't like themselves, the violence in the form of threats, breakins, toxins sent in the mail.   Those, that when faced with the facts, still blindly follow the leaders of their party/position/media god(s) etc...

I don't see much, if any, of that on the left.


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nwguys wrote:What I would

nwguys wrote:

What I would consider crazy (right or left), would be those that bring guns to intimidate others.  Those that call for "2nd Amendment" solutions if they don't get their way in an election.

 

That's just belligerent- there can be very non-crazy reasons for being belligerent.

Crazy is, most simply, the denial of basic deductive logic, and more commonly, the rejection of probabilistic inductive reasoning in one's life- "doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results"

Anything else is subjective.


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EXC wrote:then tells us he

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then tells us he had all these crappy jobs. 

The reason he had all the crappy jobs, is because he's a piece of shit.  <rimshot>

 

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doublepun!

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EXC wrote:

then tells us he had all these crappy jobs. 

The reason he had all the crappy jobs, is because he's a piece of shit.  <rimshot>

 

In this case, my shit don't stink, cuz I never had the 'crappy' jobs.

Actually, having a crappy job would be pretty nice.

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