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Sarge 发送消息 已加入:25 Aug 99 贴子:11664 积分:8,569,109 近期平均积分:79
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Can't talk about a nation if you can't tell the difference between a city (5 burros) and the state of the same name that contains it. |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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I thought the Seti Forums would be a place where National Boundaries, In America "NEEDS" don't outweigh "WANTS", at least they didn't. Who is we? Have a mouse in your pocket? Here is your MISPLACED outrage. Now where is the real need for outrage? |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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Three card Monty. Shell game.... Question: where is the outrage over this? |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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US treasury bonds Question: where is the outrage over this? |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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US treasury bonds Question: where is the outrage over this? |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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$295 a week unemployment check or Question: where is the outrage over this? |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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Your police have no right going to another country, that's the CIA's job They know what I stand for and I teach it. I teach REAL history, not revisionist history. They know firearm safety and shoot very well. Question: where is the outrage over Waco? |
Gone with the wind ![]() 发送消息 已加入:19 Nov 00 贴子:41732 积分:42,645,437 近期平均积分:42 |
Your police have no right going to another country, that's the CIA's job If the CIA came into MY country I'll have something to say about it, and you'd better believe it. Question - Do your wife and kids know what you post here?? |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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Simple New York ... . I like 64 ounce cokes. Your mayor has no intelligence, and no right. But it is YOUR state. He panders, and that is buying a vote. Your police have no right going to another country, that's the CIA's job. You have broken MY contract called the Constitution. |
Sarge 发送消息 已加入:25 Aug 99 贴子:11664 积分:8,569,109 近期平均积分:79
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Simple New York ... . You have a problem with New York? Bring it! |
Sarge 发送消息 已加入:25 Aug 99 贴子:11664 积分:8,569,109 近期平均积分:79
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More conspiracy theory bunk. Your same statement has bneen made many a time in many another fashion. This stuff that you know more than others on this simply isn't true or you wouldn't "slip" and say "too much". Either lay out what you know or let it wash, man. +42 to Blurf! :) |
Es99 发送消息 已加入:23 Aug 05 贴子:10872 积分:350,402 近期平均积分:0
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Check minimum wage per state. Alaska being the highest. yup, minimum wage is $7.25 ph. Where there's your problem right there. Anyone working for that little is hardly going to be able to help support the economy. Yet there they are, as Guy says, working a really hard job. Pay your minimum wage workers a bit more and you might start to get out of the hole your bankers dug you all into. I am truly stunned that you are aren't all really angry about this. Reality Internet Personality |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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Three card Monty. Shell game.... All on the shifting sands this house of cards is built. |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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US treasury bonds A trick. Fed reserve prints, Feds buy them up. It's magic, from one pocket to the other. The hand is quicker then the eyes. A you fall for it... |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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Check minimum wage per state. Alaska being the highest. |
Es99 发送消息 已加入:23 Aug 05 贴子:10872 积分:350,402 近期平均积分:0
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$295 a week unemployment check or I am stunned that McDonalds gets away with paying so little? Are those numbers genuine? Reality Internet Personality |
Intelligent Design 发送消息 已加入:9 Apr 12 贴子:3626 积分:37,520 近期平均积分:0
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$295 a week unemployment check or Yes... The tax base takes in 5 billion a day. The feds spend 11 billion a day. Health and Human Service spends 3 billion--a day. Social Security 2.48 billion--a day. Department of Defense 1.79 billion--a day. Interest on debt 854 million --A DAY Yes, I can blame them. They were bought off for a vote. I also blame the feds for writing checks they cannot keep. The interest on debt is MOST worrisome. |
Gone with the wind ![]() 发送消息 已加入:19 Nov 00 贴子:41732 积分:42,645,437 近期平均积分:42 |
$295 a week unemployment check or It should never pay to stay at home on benefits rather than work, but from the example given, can you blame them? |
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Terror Australis 发送消息 已加入:14 Feb 04 贴子:1815 积分:262,693,308 近期平均积分:44
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...Or doing WHATEVER IT TAKES to gain a skill in demand that pays a decent wage to become independent so you can pay taxes which get redistributed to those angry EBT card holders complaining about how evil republicans are. If the jobs aren't there it doesn't matter how highly qualified you are. I have a step daughter living in California. She is a qualified and experienced medical lab technician and also has administrative qualifications and experience. All in all she has the qualifications and experience to make her a valued employee. She was laid off from her last job 18 months ago. Since then, despite applying for at least one job per week she has not been able to find work. For each job she applies for there are scores of others competing against her. Moving to another state is not an option as her husband is a Serviceman so she is locked in as far as location goes. So please Guy, drop the simplistic attitude. In the US at the moment the jobs simply aren't there no matter how well qualified a person is. For each vacant position there are scores of well qualified applicants. Finding a job is more a matter of luck than qualifications. It really irks me that people like you insist on blaming the unemployed for their situation, rather than the economic conditions that made them unemployed in the first place. Your assumption that 47% of the population of the US are "Welfare Bludgers" living that way by choice is totally invalid. T.A. |
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