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Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=CONCHO]As with the present, I don’t see conspiracy, I just see idiocy and greed.
If more than one person is involved, if the parties plan and agree to a course of action, it is a conspiracy. Look up the word. con for together/with, spire, from respire, “to breathe.” It basically means, “to breath the same air.”
The US media has very effectively conditioned the public to laugh at or dismiss anything that the word “conspiracy” is attached to. If conspiracies don’t exist, then neither does the mafia, the drug cartels, etc…[/quote]
Taking that broad of a definition of the term is just plain dumb. By that definition, my loan officer and I are “conspiring” to sell houses. Connotation matters as much as denotation.
Seriously, I have yet to see an explanation of a the a Fed that denotes or suggests an extralegal or criminal conspiracy (which is what Griffin was connoting).[/quote]Sorry, I didn’t bother to include the detail that the plan must be illegal, wrongful, or subversive. I didn’t think I had to mention that bit since as you said, people are discussing criminal conspiracy. I guess that makes me a dum-dum! Next time I will just cut and paste the definition from m-w.com.
ParticipantAs with the present, I don’t see conspiracy, I just see idiocy and greed.
If more than one person is involved, if the parties plan and agree to a course of action, it is a conspiracy. Look up the word. con for together/with, spire, from respire, “to breathe.” It basically means, “to breath the same air.”
The US media has very effectively conditioned the public to laugh at or dismiss anything that the word “conspiracy” is attached to. If conspiracies don’t exist, then neither does the mafia, the drug cartels, etc…
ParticipantAs with the present, I don’t see conspiracy, I just see idiocy and greed.
If more than one person is involved, if the parties plan and agree to a course of action, it is a conspiracy. Look up the word. con for together/with, spire, from respire, “to breathe.” It basically means, “to breath the same air.”
The US media has very effectively conditioned the public to laugh at or dismiss anything that the word “conspiracy” is attached to. If conspiracies don’t exist, then neither does the mafia, the drug cartels, etc…
ParticipantAs with the present, I don’t see conspiracy, I just see idiocy and greed.
If more than one person is involved, if the parties plan and agree to a course of action, it is a conspiracy. Look up the word. con for together/with, spire, from respire, “to breathe.” It basically means, “to breath the same air.”
The US media has very effectively conditioned the public to laugh at or dismiss anything that the word “conspiracy” is attached to. If conspiracies don’t exist, then neither does the mafia, the drug cartels, etc…
ParticipantAs with the present, I don’t see conspiracy, I just see idiocy and greed.
If more than one person is involved, if the parties plan and agree to a course of action, it is a conspiracy. Look up the word. con for together/with, spire, from respire, “to breathe.” It basically means, “to breath the same air.”
The US media has very effectively conditioned the public to laugh at or dismiss anything that the word “conspiracy” is attached to. If conspiracies don’t exist, then neither does the mafia, the drug cartels, etc…
ParticipantAs with the present, I don’t see conspiracy, I just see idiocy and greed.
If more than one person is involved, if the parties plan and agree to a course of action, it is a conspiracy. Look up the word. con for together/with, spire, from respire, “to breathe.” It basically means, “to breath the same air.”
The US media has very effectively conditioned the public to laugh at or dismiss anything that the word “conspiracy” is attached to. If conspiracies don’t exist, then neither does the mafia, the drug cartels, etc…
September 28, 2010 at 3:20 PM in reply to: Texas SEIU Member Registers 23,207 Fraudulent Voters #610284Participant[quote=jficquette]Concho, that’s a joke of a web site. [/quote]
Sorry John, I just picked the first google hit. Here’s some less biased coverage of the Mike Connell story, although the content is essentially identical.
September 28, 2010 at 3:20 PM in reply to: Texas SEIU Member Registers 23,207 Fraudulent Voters #610368Participant[quote=jficquette]Concho, that’s a joke of a web site. [/quote]
Sorry John, I just picked the first google hit. Here’s some less biased coverage of the Mike Connell story, although the content is essentially identical.
September 28, 2010 at 3:20 PM in reply to: Texas SEIU Member Registers 23,207 Fraudulent Voters #610919Participant[quote=jficquette]Concho, that’s a joke of a web site. [/quote]
Sorry John, I just picked the first google hit. Here’s some less biased coverage of the Mike Connell story, although the content is essentially identical.
September 28, 2010 at 3:20 PM in reply to: Texas SEIU Member Registers 23,207 Fraudulent Voters #611029Participant[quote=jficquette]Concho, that’s a joke of a web site. [/quote]
Sorry John, I just picked the first google hit. Here’s some less biased coverage of the Mike Connell story, although the content is essentially identical.
September 28, 2010 at 3:20 PM in reply to: Texas SEIU Member Registers 23,207 Fraudulent Voters #611341Participant[quote=jficquette]Concho, that’s a joke of a web site. [/quote]
Sorry John, I just picked the first google hit. Here’s some less biased coverage of the Mike Connell story, although the content is essentially identical.
September 28, 2010 at 12:09 PM in reply to: Texas SEIU Member Registers 23,207 Fraudulent Voters #610134ParticipantYeah like vote fraud isn’t an issue with Republicans too. Complaining about vote fraud is sooooo 2000 anyway, everyone who hasn’t been asleep for the last 10 years knows that our elections are totally phony.1
September 28, 2010 at 12:09 PM in reply to: Texas SEIU Member Registers 23,207 Fraudulent Voters #610218ParticipantYeah like vote fraud isn’t an issue with Republicans too. Complaining about vote fraud is sooooo 2000 anyway, everyone who hasn’t been asleep for the last 10 years knows that our elections are totally phony.1
September 28, 2010 at 12:09 PM in reply to: Texas SEIU Member Registers 23,207 Fraudulent Voters #610769ParticipantYeah like vote fraud isn’t an issue with Republicans too. Complaining about vote fraud is sooooo 2000 anyway, everyone who hasn’t been asleep for the last 10 years knows that our elections are totally phony.1
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