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by Belvadaire » Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:57 pm
by Terra Agora » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:00 pm
Dick wrote:Occupy Wall Street are completely ignorant on economics. It's embarassing really
http://youtu.be/qT8YW3cIAKg
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:01 pm
Cameroi wrote:i just found out about a website called firedoglake.com
i don't know if its been mentioned in this thread yet. but it might be of some interest to it. in case anyone else hasn't yet.
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:02 pm
Belvadaire wrote:Good, change needs to take place in the USA, to bad they voted in a change that really screwed up everything, Odrama, he really do know how to humbly stare up discrimination problems, a few words, people start to get angry, it's only the Devil hiding behind a dark skin, just milking the dicrimination groups, and civil right activist, that thing don't have a skin color, that's right I said thing. Just him being in office has a lot of people scrammbling around on how to come at with challenging question and statements without looking racist, that's why those freemason evil scumbags put him in their, so people can feel sorry for challenging real power. he can go back to hell where he came from.
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:03 pm
Terra Agora wrote:Dick wrote:Occupy Wall Street are completely ignorant on economics. It's embarassing really
http://youtu.be/qT8YW3cIAKg
On everyone part of Occupy Wall Street is asking for $50 minimum wages, etc.
Not to mention Stefan Molyneux is a terrible philosopher.
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by Kandorith » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:04 pm
Belvadaire wrote:Good, change needs to take place in the USA, to bad they voted in a change that really screwed up everything, Odrama, he really do know how to humbly stare up discrimination problems, a few words, people start to get angry, it's only the Devil hiding behind a dark skin, just milking the dicrimination groups, and civil right activist, that thing don't have a skin color, that's right I said thing. Just him being in office has a lot of people scrammbling around on how to come at with challenging question and statements without looking racist, that's why those freemason evil scumbags put him in their, so people can feel sorry for challenging real power. he can go back to hell where he came from.
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by Greater Tezdrian » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:13 pm
by F1-Insanity » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:16 pm
Saiwania wrote:These Wall Street protestors seem to be far less organized or coherent than the TEA party. It's a joke. I'm unsure of what their agenda is asides from maybe socialism. From my local newspaper: "Nearby a speaker in lower Manhattan's Foley Square yelled into a microphone, "I'm tired of sticking my hand in my pocket, and only getting my leg!"
So basically, some if not all of the protestors expect a government handout and don't want to work for a living, while railing against the rich
(who've earned their money). I notice how class warfare is a crucial element within Marxism and am wary that there may be communist involvement in these protests.
by North Calaveras » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:17 pm
by Malgrave » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:19 pm
Greater Tezdrian wrote:
I will admit sympathy for that man; but that does not change what I've stated previously. And regarding the so-called 99%, I have these words by a comrade that I would like to share.
Frenequesta wrote:Well-dressed mad scientists with an edge.
by Terra Agora » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:22 pm
Malgrave wrote:He assumes people that are unemployed and have college debt obviously picked the wrong degree, even if they did not state what degree they actually have and ignoring the massive unemployment in America
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:23 pm
Greater Tezdrian wrote:
I will admit sympathy for that man; but that does not change what I've stated previously. And regarding the so-called 99%, I have these words by a comrade that I would like to share.
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by F1-Insanity » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:25 pm
Terra Agora wrote:Malgrave wrote:He assumes people that are unemployed and have college debt obviously picked the wrong degree, even if they did not state what degree they actually have and ignoring the massive unemployment in America
College is a scam!
There's a college bubble and it's going to bust.
Say "Thank you Ben Bernanke."
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:26 pm
Malgrave wrote:Greater Tezdrian wrote:I will admit sympathy for that man; but that does not change what I've stated previously. And regarding the so-called 99%, I have these words by a comrade that I would like to share.
seems to me another asshole making assumptions on people based on a few sentences.
- He assumes people that are unemployed and have college debt obviously picked the wrong degree, even if they did not state what degree they actually have and ignoring the massive unemployment in America
- He also assumes that a guy that passed out due to heat stroke was "partying" what an idiotic assumption. People get effected by heatstroke all the time while living their daily lives. At this point I was too pissed off to continue reading the idiots whiny blog
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by Malgrave » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:27 pm
Andaluciae wrote:Malgrave wrote:
seems to me another asshole making assumptions on people based on a few sentences.
- He assumes people that are unemployed and have college debt obviously picked the wrong degree, even if they did not state what degree they actually have and ignoring the massive unemployment in America
- He also assumes that a guy that passed out due to heat stroke was "partying" what an idiotic assumption. People get effected by heatstroke all the time while living their daily lives. At this point I was too pissed off to continue reading the idiots whiny blog
I don't know why on Earth you'd get hospitalized for heat stroke...
I had a short bout of heat stroke while backpacking. My buddy and I realized it. I filled up my water containers, set up my tent, and laid in the shade drinking water until I feel asleep. When I woke up, I felt completely well. No 10,000 dollar hospital bill, or anything.
Frenequesta wrote:Well-dressed mad scientists with an edge.
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:27 pm
And why is chief thief Bernanke not in jail?
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by Terra Agora » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:28 pm
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:29 pm
Malgrave wrote:Andaluciae wrote:
I don't know why on Earth you'd get hospitalized for heat stroke...
I had a short bout of heat stroke while backpacking. My buddy and I realized it. I filled up my water containers, set up my tent, and laid in the shade drinking water until I feel asleep. When I woke up, I felt completely well. No 10,000 dollar hospital bill, or anything.
No idea. He could of collapsed and then people freaked out and called 911.
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by Malgrave » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:31 pm
Andaluciae wrote:Malgrave wrote:
No idea. He could of collapsed and then people freaked out and called 911.
Yeah, we don't have the full story. It was the only interesting one on that site, merely because, as someone who is often active outdoors, I have had a couple of encounters with heat stroke and dehydration, and tens of thousands of dollars worth of medical bills don't seem worth something so...simple.
Frenequesta wrote:Well-dressed mad scientists with an edge.
by North Calaveras » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:32 pm
Andaluciae wrote:Malgrave wrote:
No idea. He could of collapsed and then people freaked out and called 911.
Yeah, we don't have the full story. It was the only interesting one on that site, merely because, as someone who is often active outdoors, I have had a couple of encounters with heat stroke and dehydration, and tens of thousands of dollars worth of medical bills don't seem worth something so...simple.
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:33 pm
Terra Agora wrote:F1-Insanity wrote:
I think the thing (idiocy) of getting $60k degrees just because the College/Uni has a fancy name is total BS anyhow.
And why is chief thief Bernanke not in jail?
It is BS.
The thing is it wasn't until recently were people would actually have to save money for college (you can blame inflation on that one).
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by F1-Insanity » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:34 pm
Terra Agora wrote:The thing is it wasn't until recently were people would actually have to save money for college (you can blame inflation on that one).
by The Islands of United Caribbean Colonies » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:35 pm
Andaluciae wrote:Greater Tezdrian wrote:I will admit sympathy for that man; but that does not change what I've stated previously. And regarding the so-called 99%, I have these words by a comrade that I would like to share.
Did that seriously just do a "I am the 99%" for Hitler?
by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:38 pm
Malgrave wrote:Andaluciae wrote:
Yeah, we don't have the full story. It was the only interesting one on that site, merely because, as someone who is often active outdoors, I have had a couple of encounters with heat stroke and dehydration, and tens of thousands of dollars worth of medical bills don't seem worth something so...simple.
I agree, although people to tend to over-react especially on matters of health. They probably put him on observation and IV for no apparent reason other to run up costs.
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...
by Terra Agora » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:39 pm
Andaluciae wrote:Terra Agora wrote:It is BS.
The thing is it wasn't until recently were people would actually have to save money for college (you can blame inflation on that one).
Meh...my grandpa went on the GI Bill, and worked shoveling coal and snow for the local railroads to pay for Ohio State.
My other grandpa worked as a dishwasher for a fraternity, and used savings from his uncle who owned a little drug store in a company town to pay for Penn State.
My mom went to Ohio State with money her parents saved for her.
My dad went to the University of Kentucky with money he earned working at the library, and at a liquor store, and later with funding from a scholarship for work he was doing with astronomical modeling on computers.
I went to Ohio State on a series of scholarships, and a job I worked twenty hours a week. I then went to grad school on a fellowship, and a job I worked full time.
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