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you can scoff at me for voting for Barry though. there are times when i do it myself. especially when i realize we aren't completely communist yet.

come on, if you had a chance to lobby for the ALCU you'd do it!

Meanwhile, your girl continues to dig a deeper hole...blue bloods. Its too much.

Go find any post where i supported Edwards. though for you to scoff at me supporting him is funny if you read what who he voted for....BOB BARR!!!!

three green thumbs!

dude thats just the market working its magic. its all part of the process. we can't do anything about it! its evolution, baby. you can't beat it!

LETS BUILD A STRAWMAN BITCHES

You are sure not looking below the surface, are you Jay? I don't claim to understand all the reasons for the collapse, but what you are describing sound like symptoms, and not the real problem(s). Or perhaps you believe such problems and collapses are part of a normally evolving market. It would have been interesting to see what would have happened if "nature" was allowed to run it's course. Would you have preferred that over what we have now?

Shortage of investment opportunities! So that's why the market tanked? I never heard that one before.

Maybe. Are you using real data here or is this idle speculation that supports your point?

The market will never support this boutique

Well perhaps you're thinking of a different "economic benefit" than I am. For you the benefit is another coin in the pocket of a multinational Corp. For me the benefit is keeping money in the local economy.

Probably in the form of Monsanto demanding you pay royalties for the seed that they infected your crop with.

Well watch your back Nitrox. Soon the invisible hand of the market will come knocking, and capitalism will smooth out your ugly wrinkles.

DOES NOT COMPUTE IN CAPITALIST ECONOMY. WILL NOT OPEN POD BAY DOORS.

THE ACLU!

Less than a decade ago, former Georgia Republican Congressman Bob Barr was the bete noire of the marijuana reform movement. Now, he works for it. That’s right, Bob Barr, the man who single-handedly derailed medical marijuana in Washington, DC, has been hired as a lobbyist by the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP). Ironically, Barr will now lobby for the rights of states to set their own medical marijuana policies without interference from the federal government. It was his 1998 “Barr Amendment” to the annual DC appropriations vote that blocked DC officials from counting the votes in that year’s medical marijuana initiative, which won with 69% of the vote.A former prosecutor in the Atlanta suburbs, Barr was always “tough on drugs,” but otherwise showed civil libertarian tendencies. After being defeated in 2002 in a campaign that featured attack ads using medical marijuana patients, Barr parted ways with the Republican Party, joining the Libertarians in 2006. He also became a lobbyist for his former arch-rival, the American Civil Liberties Union.

The argument in favor of digging for ore beneath your home and fabricating a car from metal that you smelt yourself is equally compelling. Ditto for drilling your own fillings vs sending the money out of your household by paying a dentist to do it for you, etc, etc. hmmm...buy locally produced food or growing a bit of lettuce in your own yard = drilling your own fillings for you. well sounds like you're convinced! interesting opinion you have there.

...but not until she was forced to do so. We'll see. The beauty to behold here is how voters were able bend even the most corrupt politician to their will. This, as opposed to the libtard sheep among us. you mean this guy? the voters certainly bent him!

Never mind the economic aspects of keeping money in the community vs. sending it off to your favorite multi-national! Local food is for stupid hipsters, just like fixies and skinny jeans.

Thanks for doing this Tod!

http://capitolhill.komonews.com/content/deadly-pickaxe-attack-15th-and-union

1. Hugh's Guy Friend would definitely go for those Canuck hunks. 2. I've been to the Walmart in Quesnel. They don't stock a pup tent. Ergo you're wrong.

Controversies over Barr's personal conduct In 1999, during Clinton's impeachment trial, Hustler publisher Larry Flynt offered money to anyone who could provide evidence that a prominent Republican had engaged in an extramarital affair. According to the American Journalism Review,[73] investigators for Flynt said that Barr was "guilty of king-size hypocrisy". According to a sworn affidavit by Barr's ex-wife Gail: Barr (a longtime outspoken opponent of abortion) had acquiesced to and paid for the termination of his then-wife's pregnancy in 1983.[citation needed] In accordance with his public offer: Flynt subsequently paid a sum of money to Gail Barr after she had made her sworn affidavit.[12] Barr never publicly disputed the contents of his ex-wife's affidavit. Investigators also reported that Barr invoked a legal privilege during his 1985 divorce proceeding, so he could refuse to answer questions on whether he'd cheated on his second wife with the woman who is now his third."[74] In the early 1990s, Barr was photographed at a fundraising event licking whipped cream off of a woman.[75] According to the Washington Post "Two people who observed the act say it wasn't exactly a bosom lick but more like a neckline lick, at the sort of event where business and civic leaders perform dares to raise money. 'Not exactly Mr. Effusive', says Matt Towery, the former chairman of Newt Gingrich's political organization, who observed the brief and awkward licking. 'You can hardly get the guy to smile'".[76]