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Thanks for being a breath of fresh air DumbRenter.

It must be hard to go through life with no historical frame of reference. Ah yes, the good old days, when government worked. If one desires to find the source of our cultural rot, it isn’t in the Executive or Legislative branches, although the last inhabitant of the White House did his best to leave a steaming heap of junk in his wake. We live in an age where government intrudes into every nook and cranny of our lives, all in the name of molifying the agrieved. Thank FDR, and all the “do-gooders” of the left. We no longer have a constitution that means anything.

As for Iraq being a costly blunder, not opposing evil in the world is much more costly. If you doubt this, go read Churchill’s commentaries on WWII. Even with all of the to and fro, geopoliticially it makes a lot of sense.

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Lol, they’re never happy if you’re happy. One of my favorite lines, “The next time I feel like getting married, I’m just going to find a woman I don’t like, and buy her a house.”

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Lol, they’re never happy if you’re happy. One of my favorite lines, “The next time I feel like getting married, I’m just going to find a woman I don’t like, and buy her a house.”

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Lol, they’re never happy if you’re happy. One of my favorite lines, “The next time I feel like getting married, I’m just going to find a woman I don’t like, and buy her a house.”

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Lol, they’re never happy if you’re happy. One of my favorite lines, “The next time I feel like getting married, I’m just going to find a woman I don’t like, and buy her a house.”

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Lol, they’re never happy if you’re happy. One of my favorite lines, “The next time I feel like getting married, I’m just going to find a woman I don’t like, and buy her a house.”

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What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

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What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

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What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

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What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

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What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

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Dave, thanks for your honesty. Truth has a very low value in our culture despite protestations otherwise. I’ve always liked Anthony Quinn’s formulation as Zorba the Greek. When questioned by the Englishman if he’d ever been married, he replies, “Wife, kids, house, divorce… the full treatment.”

There’s also the priceless Marion line, or words to the effect, “The government/judge says it’s OK, so it must be.” In the words of Tom Wolfe, “Be decent people.”

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Dave, thanks for your honesty. Truth has a very low value in our culture despite protestations otherwise. I’ve always liked Anthony Quinn’s formulation as Zorba the Greek. When questioned by the Englishman if he’d ever been married, he replies, “Wife, kids, house, divorce… the full treatment.”

There’s also the priceless Marion line, or words to the effect, “The government/judge says it’s OK, so it must be.” In the words of Tom Wolfe, “Be decent people.”

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Dave, thanks for your honesty. Truth has a very low value in our culture despite protestations otherwise. I’ve always liked Anthony Quinn’s formulation as Zorba the Greek. When questioned by the Englishman if he’d ever been married, he replies, “Wife, kids, house, divorce… the full treatment.”

There’s also the priceless Marion line, or words to the effect, “The government/judge says it’s OK, so it must be.” In the words of Tom Wolfe, “Be decent people.”

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Dave, thanks for your honesty. Truth has a very low value in our culture despite protestations otherwise. I’ve always liked Anthony Quinn’s formulation as Zorba the Greek. When questioned by the Englishman if he’d ever been married, he replies, “Wife, kids, house, divorce… the full treatment.”

There’s also the priceless Marion line, or words to the effect, “The government/judge says it’s OK, so it must be.” In the words of Tom Wolfe, “Be decent people.”

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