[luchabee]

[quote=mydogsarelazy]Hi luchabee,

By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.

[/quote]

I did say average.

Having lived in the Bay Area for five years, including the City, I don’t think I ever met any liberal who ran their own business. Maybe 1 out of a 100 liberals I met had a small kid, but also running a business? Never came across this combination . . . Nope, not once.

Now–in addition to having kids, driving to work, living in the exurbs–if you actually owned your own business (and I’m not talking selling things on e-bay), you would be as rare as the come.

I’m not saying it doesn’t happen–save an IT startup in the Bay Area–but most (young) liberals have no idea what their “save-the-environment-and make-gas-7-bucks-a-gallon, big-box-stores-are evil” policies would have on the working class if implemented.

But, of course, that’s just my opinion.

[luchabee]

[quote=mydogsarelazy]Hi luchabee,

By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.

[/quote]

I did say average.

Having lived in the Bay Area for five years, including the City, I don’t think I ever met any liberal who ran their own business. Maybe 1 out of a 100 liberals I met had a small kid, but also running a business? Never came across this combination . . . Nope, not once.

Now–in addition to having kids, driving to work, living in the exurbs–if you actually owned your own business (and I’m not talking selling things on e-bay), you would be as rare as the come.

I’m not saying it doesn’t happen–save an IT startup in the Bay Area–but most (young) liberals have no idea what their “save-the-environment-and make-gas-7-bucks-a-gallon, big-box-stores-are evil” policies would have on the working class if implemented.

But, of course, that’s just my opinion.

[luchabee]

[quote=mydogsarelazy]Hi luchabee,

By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.

[/quote]

I did say average.

Having lived in the Bay Area for five years, including the City, I don’t think I ever met any liberal who ran their own business. Maybe 1 out of a 100 liberals I met had a small kid, but also running a business? Never came across this combination . . . Nope, not once.

Now–in addition to having kids, driving to work, living in the exurbs–if you actually owned your own business (and I’m not talking selling things on e-bay), you would be as rare as the come.

I’m not saying it doesn’t happen–save an IT startup in the Bay Area–but most (young) liberals have no idea what their “save-the-environment-and make-gas-7-bucks-a-gallon, big-box-stores-are evil” policies would have on the working class if implemented.

But, of course, that’s just my opinion.

[luchabee]

[quote=mydogsarelazy]Hi luchabee,

By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.

[/quote]

I did say average.

Having lived in the Bay Area for five years, including the City, I don’t think I ever met any liberal who ran their own business. Maybe 1 out of a 100 liberals I met had a small kid, but also running a business? Never came across this combination . . . Nope, not once.

Now–in addition to having kids, driving to work, living in the exurbs–if you actually owned your own business (and I’m not talking selling things on e-bay), you would be as rare as the come.

I’m not saying it doesn’t happen–save an IT startup in the Bay Area–but most (young) liberals have no idea what their “save-the-environment-and make-gas-7-bucks-a-gallon, big-box-stores-are evil” policies would have on the working class if implemented.

But, of course, that’s just my opinion.

[luchabee]

[quote=mydogsarelazy]Hi luchabee,

By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.

[/quote]

I did say average.

Having lived in the Bay Area for five years, including the City, I don’t think I ever met any liberal who ran their own business. Maybe 1 out of a 100 liberals I met had a small kid, but also running a business? Never came across this combination . . . Nope, not once.

Now–in addition to having kids, driving to work, living in the exurbs–if you actually owned your own business (and I’m not talking selling things on e-bay), you would be as rare as the come.

I’m not saying it doesn’t happen–save an IT startup in the Bay Area–but most (young) liberals have no idea what their “save-the-environment-and make-gas-7-bucks-a-gallon, big-box-stores-are evil” policies would have on the working class if implemented.

But, of course, that’s just my opinion.

[luchabee]

Me? No, I would never shop at Wal-Mart, Target, or Costco.

Using my annual income from my family’s dynasty trust, I prefer to buy hand-tailored clothes and Italian shoes from small boutiques in Del Mar and Beverly Hills.

This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?

Actually, sometimes, I think that liberals truly despise the poor and working class (deep down), in consistently trying to regulate and restrict any industry that provides goods and services to the poor at affordable rates.

Or, maybe they just hate American success stories?

Watching liberals like Obama and others, I believe that they would be content to have $7 dollar-a-gallon gasoline and abolish Wal-Mart’s competitive advantage, increasing prices for food and everyday items for the working class. (Of course, they would be “saving the environment” or “preserving the character of the community.”)

Why are they like this? I guess, it doesn’t affect your average young liberal–as they live in the big city, probably have no children, likely don’t run a business, and only drive on the weekends for trips to the mountains or the organic food festival.

[luchabee]

Me? No, I would never shop at Wal-Mart, Target, or Costco.

Using my annual income from my family’s dynasty trust, I prefer to buy hand-tailored clothes and Italian shoes from small boutiques in Del Mar and Beverly Hills.

This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?

Actually, sometimes, I think that liberals truly despise the poor and working class (deep down), in consistently trying to regulate and restrict any industry that provides goods and services to the poor at affordable rates.

Or, maybe they just hate American success stories?

Watching liberals like Obama and others, I believe that they would be content to have $7 dollar-a-gallon gasoline and abolish Wal-Mart’s competitive advantage, increasing prices for food and everyday items for the working class. (Of course, they would be “saving the environment” or “preserving the character of the community.”)

Why are they like this? I guess, it doesn’t affect your average young liberal–as they live in the big city, probably have no children, likely don’t run a business, and only drive on the weekends for trips to the mountains or the organic food festival.

[luchabee]

Me? No, I would never shop at Wal-Mart, Target, or Costco.

Using my annual income from my family’s dynasty trust, I prefer to buy hand-tailored clothes and Italian shoes from small boutiques in Del Mar and Beverly Hills.

This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?

Actually, sometimes, I think that liberals truly despise the poor and working class (deep down), in consistently trying to regulate and restrict any industry that provides goods and services to the poor at affordable rates.

Or, maybe they just hate American success stories?

Watching liberals like Obama and others, I believe that they would be content to have $7 dollar-a-gallon gasoline and abolish Wal-Mart’s competitive advantage, increasing prices for food and everyday items for the working class. (Of course, they would be “saving the environment” or “preserving the character of the community.”)

Why are they like this? I guess, it doesn’t affect your average young liberal–as they live in the big city, probably have no children, likely don’t run a business, and only drive on the weekends for trips to the mountains or the organic food festival.

[luchabee]

Me? No, I would never shop at Wal-Mart, Target, or Costco.

Using my annual income from my family’s dynasty trust, I prefer to buy hand-tailored clothes and Italian shoes from small boutiques in Del Mar and Beverly Hills.

This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?

Actually, sometimes, I think that liberals truly despise the poor and working class (deep down), in consistently trying to regulate and restrict any industry that provides goods and services to the poor at affordable rates.

Or, maybe they just hate American success stories?

Watching liberals like Obama and others, I believe that they would be content to have $7 dollar-a-gallon gasoline and abolish Wal-Mart’s competitive advantage, increasing prices for food and everyday items for the working class. (Of course, they would be “saving the environment” or “preserving the character of the community.”)

Why are they like this? I guess, it doesn’t affect your average young liberal–as they live in the big city, probably have no children, likely don’t run a business, and only drive on the weekends for trips to the mountains or the organic food festival.

[luchabee]

Me? No, I would never shop at Wal-Mart, Target, or Costco.

Using my annual income from my family’s dynasty trust, I prefer to buy hand-tailored clothes and Italian shoes from small boutiques in Del Mar and Beverly Hills.

This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?

Actually, sometimes, I think that liberals truly despise the poor and working class (deep down), in consistently trying to regulate and restrict any industry that provides goods and services to the poor at affordable rates.

Or, maybe they just hate American success stories?

Watching liberals like Obama and others, I believe that they would be content to have $7 dollar-a-gallon gasoline and abolish Wal-Mart’s competitive advantage, increasing prices for food and everyday items for the working class. (Of course, they would be “saving the environment” or “preserving the character of the community.”)

Why are they like this? I guess, it doesn’t affect your average young liberal–as they live in the big city, probably have no children, likely don’t run a business, and only drive on the weekends for trips to the mountains or the organic food festival.

[luchabee]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nost: Iran is nuking us next Tuesday. And the liberal moonbats don’t believe it and are hurling epithets at the neocons, who want to use this is a pretext for invading Iran, North Korea, China and Botswana.

Did you get into Guat City at all? Or Tegoose? How about Tamarindo in Costa Rica? Great places to party.[/quote]

Allan, you certainly have a way with words. Thanks for the interesting posts.

By the way, I think you should write a spy novel, too . . . You know more than Tom Clancy. Cheers.

[luchabee]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nost: Iran is nuking us next Tuesday. And the liberal moonbats don’t believe it and are hurling epithets at the neocons, who want to use this is a pretext for invading Iran, North Korea, China and Botswana.

Did you get into Guat City at all? Or Tegoose? How about Tamarindo in Costa Rica? Great places to party.[/quote]

Allan, you certainly have a way with words. Thanks for the interesting posts.

By the way, I think you should write a spy novel, too . . . You know more than Tom Clancy. Cheers.

[luchabee]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nost: Iran is nuking us next Tuesday. And the liberal moonbats don’t believe it and are hurling epithets at the neocons, who want to use this is a pretext for invading Iran, North Korea, China and Botswana.

Did you get into Guat City at all? Or Tegoose? How about Tamarindo in Costa Rica? Great places to party.[/quote]

Allan, you certainly have a way with words. Thanks for the interesting posts.

By the way, I think you should write a spy novel, too . . . You know more than Tom Clancy. Cheers.

[luchabee]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nost: Iran is nuking us next Tuesday. And the liberal moonbats don’t believe it and are hurling epithets at the neocons, who want to use this is a pretext for invading Iran, North Korea, China and Botswana.

Did you get into Guat City at all? Or Tegoose? How about Tamarindo in Costa Rica? Great places to party.[/quote]

Allan, you certainly have a way with words. Thanks for the interesting posts.

By the way, I think you should write a spy novel, too . . . You know more than Tom Clancy. Cheers.

[luchabee]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nost: Iran is nuking us next Tuesday. And the liberal moonbats don’t believe it and are hurling epithets at the neocons, who want to use this is a pretext for invading Iran, North Korea, China and Botswana.

Did you get into Guat City at all? Or Tegoose? How about Tamarindo in Costa Rica? Great places to party.[/quote]

Allan, you certainly have a way with words. Thanks for the interesting posts.

By the way, I think you should write a spy novel, too . . . You know more than Tom Clancy. Cheers.

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