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February 5, 2009 at 4:46 PM #342043February 5, 2009 at 5:31 PM #341510ArrayaParticipant
but what motivates democrates to screw the very people they say they are here to protect? They are the party for the working man arent they?
Yeah right, they only difference is Republicans are honest about being assholes.
February 5, 2009 at 5:31 PM #341833ArrayaParticipantbut what motivates democrates to screw the very people they say they are here to protect? They are the party for the working man arent they?
Yeah right, they only difference is Republicans are honest about being assholes.
February 5, 2009 at 5:31 PM #341936ArrayaParticipantbut what motivates democrates to screw the very people they say they are here to protect? They are the party for the working man arent they?
Yeah right, they only difference is Republicans are honest about being assholes.
February 5, 2009 at 5:31 PM #341964ArrayaParticipantbut what motivates democrates to screw the very people they say they are here to protect? They are the party for the working man arent they?
Yeah right, they only difference is Republicans are honest about being assholes.
February 5, 2009 at 5:31 PM #342058ArrayaParticipantbut what motivates democrates to screw the very people they say they are here to protect? They are the party for the working man arent they?
Yeah right, they only difference is Republicans are honest about being assholes.
February 5, 2009 at 5:57 PM #341531fredo4Participant[quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve.
February 5, 2009 at 5:57 PM #341853fredo4Participant[quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve.
February 5, 2009 at 5:57 PM #341956fredo4Participant[quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve.
February 5, 2009 at 5:57 PM #341984fredo4Participant[quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve.
February 5, 2009 at 5:57 PM #342078fredo4Participant[quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve.
February 5, 2009 at 6:29 PM #341551patientrenterParticipant[quote=fredo4][quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve. [/quote]
Well, they may be smarter than you give them credit for. Most of those voters are not too bright, or not too hardworking, or not too well educated or trained. For them, getting a bigger piece of a smaller pie may actually make sense.
In the long run, we’ll all be better off if we do what’s most productive, and Arnold’s initiatives were in the right direction for that, but the payoff for the less productive people in society might not be for 20-30 years, or never for some.
February 5, 2009 at 6:29 PM #341873patientrenterParticipant[quote=fredo4][quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve. [/quote]
Well, they may be smarter than you give them credit for. Most of those voters are not too bright, or not too hardworking, or not too well educated or trained. For them, getting a bigger piece of a smaller pie may actually make sense.
In the long run, we’ll all be better off if we do what’s most productive, and Arnold’s initiatives were in the right direction for that, but the payoff for the less productive people in society might not be for 20-30 years, or never for some.
February 5, 2009 at 6:29 PM #341976patientrenterParticipant[quote=fredo4][quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve. [/quote]
Well, they may be smarter than you give them credit for. Most of those voters are not too bright, or not too hardworking, or not too well educated or trained. For them, getting a bigger piece of a smaller pie may actually make sense.
In the long run, we’ll all be better off if we do what’s most productive, and Arnold’s initiatives were in the right direction for that, but the payoff for the less productive people in society might not be for 20-30 years, or never for some.
February 5, 2009 at 6:29 PM #342004patientrenterParticipant[quote=fredo4][quote=ralphfurley]
CA voters are idiots. They want everything and don’t want to pay for it. The ballot measures that passed last election are proof of that.[/quote]
I agree with Mr. Furley, I gave up on California voters after Arnold’s ballot initiatives failed so miserably a few years ago. If the people of this state are that stupid, however unfortunate it is for me, they get what they deserve. [/quote]
Well, they may be smarter than you give them credit for. Most of those voters are not too bright, or not too hardworking, or not too well educated or trained. For them, getting a bigger piece of a smaller pie may actually make sense.
In the long run, we’ll all be better off if we do what’s most productive, and Arnold’s initiatives were in the right direction for that, but the payoff for the less productive people in society might not be for 20-30 years, or never for some.
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