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  • Reply to: Will the Real Tea Party Movement Please Stand Up?   14 years 4 months ago
    That is an interesting statement that you don't to hear too often. What bothers me about the buzz generated by the tea party supporters id the dogmatism displayed by some of their supporters. It is almost like in order to make it marketable, they'd need to dumb it down to the point of emphasizing 4 or 5 main problematic areas (public spend, the fed/banks, the growing federal government, the exterior policy), 1 or 2 easy to identify enemies (the banks, the globalists), and 1 or 2 ways to salvation (the re-creation the founding fathers in a politician or two). I am not against the Tea Party but there are some dogmatic footprints that I reject as I do reject them in most entities that display a unilateral and unequivocal message and alienates its adversaries.<em class="field"><a href="http://www.verveinc.com/" class="field-label-inline">online casino</a></em><em class="field"><a href="http://www.playonlinepokies.com.au/" class="field-label-inline">online casino</a></em><em class="field"><a href="http://www.verveinc.com/pokies.html" class="field-label-inline">pokies</a></em>
  • Reply to: Scott Walker Down the Rat Hole with the Palace Guard   14 years 4 months ago
    This article offers the briefing, news release and full study to back this claim: http://www.epi.org/publications/entry/6759/
  • Reply to: David Koch Donates to Fight Cancer While His Company Fights the Regulation of Carcinogens   14 years 4 months ago

    Curing Cancer is actually very cheap. We have numerous methods that are not toxic and work well, certainly better than the chemo which shortens life while destroying quality of life.

    Koch and co fund cancer research to ensure no cure is found, but lots of money for the chemical industry that poisons and then poisons again with toxic drugs.

    It is a great gimmick and they profit at both ends.

  • Reply to: Should Public Sector Unions Exist?   14 years 4 months ago
    While we're at it, let's unionize the military as well. We want more benefits. Our organization spends a sixth of the annual budget and half of all taxes collected annually but we would like more. We want collective bargaining rights and the right to strike without fear of reprisal. We would like to elect our own officers, and be able to have more of a say when we go to war, since elected officials to include the president can't be trusted with this task or level of expertise. Sound ridiculous? How about employers organizing? Employers organize and collectively bargain with their employees to decide how much they will pay. To protect employer rights, we will demand that all employers join a registered employer union or lose their business licenses. Employers could demand a maximum wage, demand that employees purchase their own insurance and healthcare, make their own FULL contributions to Medicare and social security. When employees complain, employers can strike effectively putting everyone out of work. Last but not least, let's not infringe on the rights of these employer unions to collect union dues and donate them to republican causes. The shoe stinks when it's on the other foot.
  • Reply to: The "League of American Voters" Makes Misleading Robo-Calls   14 years 4 months ago
    The GAB should and probably will listen to complaints now because of all the recall petitions circulating.

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