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Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Behold more libtard hypocrisy. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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I hear he has very soft hands. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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I'm very concerned about this video that got pulled from YouTube though. The conspiracy runs much deeper than I ever suspected. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Libtard logic. It's kinda, like, random you see. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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To support the cars. That use the oil. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Wow, this thing is impressive. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Um, actually Buckaroo started on Palin. Sorry, Bob, but a happy ending requires a proper beginning. And a minimum ability to concentrate. I think I'm beginning to see why you have been unable to attract return customers. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Again, it's Hillary who is running for president. Are you going to vote for her--despite her patently corrupt behavior? -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Palin is not running for president, last time I checked. In any event, she's probably not even 1/1000th as corrupt as the influence peddler Hillary--which I thought was your biggest complaint about politicians. Were you being untruthful? Also, who is Kate? -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Hillary. For sure. Any idea what the Clinton family net worth is up to these days? Anyhow, I'm still hoping for a Rand v Liz race. But I'd settle for Walker v Bernie. -
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Way to show true colors douchebag. Making fun of people after accidents is really classy way to go. What's next? Making fun of mentally ill, disabled and handicapped? Who the fuck raised you asshole? Not really shocked to see Fairweather express opinions like this. Hmmm, not sure if your lagging performance is the product of your unfortunate encounter with gravity--or forty-plus years of uninterrupted smoke. Either way, you're just not that bright. You're certainly not a moderator. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satoshi_Kanazawa Simple K, it should come as no surprise to you and your fellow morons here that the article you posted was written by a crackpot who has been banned from the very publication you cited: Satoshi Kanazawa . . . "Some of his work is not considered by his critics to be mainstream evolutionary psychology. In response to ongoing controversy over views such as that African countries suffer chronic poverty and illness because their people have lower IQs and that black women are "objectively less attractive" than other races, he was dismissed from writing for Psychology Today. His current employer – the London School of Economics – has prohibited him from publishing in non-peer-reviewed outlets for 12 months, and a group of 68 evolutionary psychologists issued an open letter titled "Kanazawa's bad science does not represent evolutionary psychology". " Seriously, you must be fucking brain damaged to post this garbage--and just plain stupid to actually believe it. Just as sad the recently exposed cadre of conspiracy trolls here lap it up like little puppies. Absolutely amazing. What a sad pile of detritus. -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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Um, hey, you're the guys with the 9/11 truther, the massage therapist, and the brain-damaged moderator batting for you here. Misinformation? Yes, I'd say you are correct. -
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Nah, never had got one of thim checks. Course a fella like you in yur line a work is well known for doin jobs under the table cash money. Bet yur taxes is about half or less what they ought. May Day? Used to be a day when your kids left flowers on neighbors' doors. Now it's just an excuse for you and your fellow tools to go out and destroy other people's things. We have a holiday called Labor Day. Ever heard of it? Duh. -
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after all we should be mad at who faux news tells us to be mad at. The cost of bike lanes per year from the average taxpayer must be in the pennies because it's not even on this chart. Probably one of the biggest fraud props ever posted here. In case you didn't notice, there are a few things missing. Check your sources--at least Jim's are legitimate, even if, from my perspective, his interpretations are horribly wrong. Buck we already know where you stand on 9/11 Truth; I'd like to know where you stand on the moon landings. Truth? or a government movie-set fiction? -
Nothing to report here in Fircrest. I think Tacoma is quiet too. Great fireworks show at Cheney Stadium tonight. Any trouble in Leavenworth? I hear the Chumstick Anarchists might be planning something BIG.
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Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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well fuck, let's go and make it fair for everyone. Let's tax all the parks and particularly playgrounds for kids. After all they should help to pay the lavish infrastructure tailored for their enjoyment. Have you purchased your NPS pass, USFS demo fee pass, Discovery Pass, WSF&G permits,ORV permits,boat tags, SnoPark permits yet? Newsflash: We already pay for these things. Doesn't mean we're happy about it, but it's the way of things. Why not road bikes? -
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Dodge alert. I've recently read that 83% of Seattle bicycle miles are recreational. How many cars do these entitled folks really keep off the road? Jim, you seem to be pro tax for the other--why not thee? -
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Is there a reason bicyclists shouldn't help pay for the tailored infrastructure they now demand and enjoy? -
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The vast majority of folks not paying net federal taxes are poor, disabled, or retired on limited income. My earlier reference to paying for items such as infrastructure has more to do with the money we are collecting now, though the current tax structure which is the lowest in 100 years for corporations seems tilted. Why, for instance do we need to spend 55% of the Federal budget on the military (and this is with out the black box intelligence budget) - which is more than the next 18 countries combined and several times more than Russia and China. A budget is a moral choice - yea, you could argue that all those defense jobs are keeping the economy churning - but I'd say it would be more useful -- and have rippling economic effects -- it we spent it across the county on rebuilding and repairing our infrastructure. Jim, where did you get that "55% of federal spending" figure? Are you sure you're not conveniently leaving out entitlement/fixed spending? -
Libtards on Parade: Alcoholism, Corruption, Murder
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sage or not so much, i thought old bob was a product of somebody else's edu-mucation system? carry on... ...but wait: wasn't fdr a socialist? and if he's on the currency, can he really be such a cock-sucker? FDR is on currency? Well, I guess the dime is, somehow, appropriate. As for bob, yes, blaming him on public ed was probably a low blow. To public ed, I mean. And of course I am sympathetic to the difficulties that come with being raised in a place where fathers speak both German and Russian. -
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=125997180 "It turns out that nearly half of all Americans don't have to pay any federal income tax. In 2009, 47 percent of all filers paid nothing. It's a number that's gone up significantly in just a couple of years." "The top fifth starts a little bit above $100,000. That group makes about 56 percent of all income and pay about 70 percent of all taxes. " Again, Jim, I'll ask you just how "fair" it ought to be? -
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You are 100% right- They call them corporation CEO's. We have an excellent corporate welfare system. There is no single bigger freeloader in the country then Koch brothers. Behold the libtard intellect. Mission accomplished, public education! -
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I look at it a bit differently. Say for infrastructure - there have been numerous studies showing that our poor and ailing infrastructure is costing us in time, money, jobs, and competitiveness in world markets. That we don't allocate funds here but rather say, to a bloating military and intelligence complex, is an active decision. So it's not that folks are looking for a "free lunch" but rather that the lunch be shared a bit. The bottom 40-something percent pay no effective federal tax. How much more "fair" should it be? Transportation taxes? We should start with bicycles.