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ParticipantFunny, the coffee party sounds just like the tea party movement.
I really wish everyone who is a “right winger” or a “bleeding heart” would wake up and recognize that this extreme polarization in the government is just being used by BOTH parties to line politicians pockets. They get us all mad at each other and blaming the other party for all their troubles to hide all the back dealings and everything else that seems to be just shy of bribery.
ParticipantFunny, the coffee party sounds just like the tea party movement.
I really wish everyone who is a “right winger” or a “bleeding heart” would wake up and recognize that this extreme polarization in the government is just being used by BOTH parties to line politicians pockets. They get us all mad at each other and blaming the other party for all their troubles to hide all the back dealings and everything else that seems to be just shy of bribery.
ParticipantFunny, the coffee party sounds just like the tea party movement.
I really wish everyone who is a “right winger” or a “bleeding heart” would wake up and recognize that this extreme polarization in the government is just being used by BOTH parties to line politicians pockets. They get us all mad at each other and blaming the other party for all their troubles to hide all the back dealings and everything else that seems to be just shy of bribery.
ParticipantI would rather the corporations be allowed to give freely and openly to any cause or candidate they choose rather than plying whack a mole trying to close every loophole that would be discovered in any sort of legislation trying to prevent it. I just want it disclosed in plain and clear language. “This candidate paid for by the (insert evil corp. name here) corporation.
ParticipantI would rather the corporations be allowed to give freely and openly to any cause or candidate they choose rather than plying whack a mole trying to close every loophole that would be discovered in any sort of legislation trying to prevent it. I just want it disclosed in plain and clear language. “This candidate paid for by the (insert evil corp. name here) corporation.
ParticipantI would rather the corporations be allowed to give freely and openly to any cause or candidate they choose rather than plying whack a mole trying to close every loophole that would be discovered in any sort of legislation trying to prevent it. I just want it disclosed in plain and clear language. “This candidate paid for by the (insert evil corp. name here) corporation.
ParticipantI would rather the corporations be allowed to give freely and openly to any cause or candidate they choose rather than plying whack a mole trying to close every loophole that would be discovered in any sort of legislation trying to prevent it. I just want it disclosed in plain and clear language. “This candidate paid for by the (insert evil corp. name here) corporation.
ParticipantI would rather the corporations be allowed to give freely and openly to any cause or candidate they choose rather than plying whack a mole trying to close every loophole that would be discovered in any sort of legislation trying to prevent it. I just want it disclosed in plain and clear language. “This candidate paid for by the (insert evil corp. name here) corporation.
Participant[quote=PDQ]Why do I get the feeling that Arraya bought an overpriced house with nothing down on an interest only loan? He’s now faced with a mortgage reset which means higher payments (which of course are all the fault of the banks – not him) and he got a speeding ticket (while driving his leased European luxury car) which he can’t pay (which is all the fault of rapacious government and an evil court system that’s trying to stick it to him).
Arraya – mail the keys to the house you planned to flip six months after you bought it back to the bank, rent a place you can actually afford and pay your traffic ticket before your license gets suspended. Oh….and downgrade from a leased S Class Mercedes to a Ford, okay? The guy at Fletcher Jones knew you really couldn’t afford the car from the get-go and your friends and neighbors did too.[/quote]
Where the hell in this thread did you come to this conclusion?
Why do I get the feeling PDQ is an ignorant moron who is not able to understand the difference between a valid argument and an idiotic rant about their perception of someone’s personal life.
Participant[quote=PDQ]Why do I get the feeling that Arraya bought an overpriced house with nothing down on an interest only loan? He’s now faced with a mortgage reset which means higher payments (which of course are all the fault of the banks – not him) and he got a speeding ticket (while driving his leased European luxury car) which he can’t pay (which is all the fault of rapacious government and an evil court system that’s trying to stick it to him).
Arraya – mail the keys to the house you planned to flip six months after you bought it back to the bank, rent a place you can actually afford and pay your traffic ticket before your license gets suspended. Oh….and downgrade from a leased S Class Mercedes to a Ford, okay? The guy at Fletcher Jones knew you really couldn’t afford the car from the get-go and your friends and neighbors did too.[/quote]
Where the hell in this thread did you come to this conclusion?
Why do I get the feeling PDQ is an ignorant moron who is not able to understand the difference between a valid argument and an idiotic rant about their perception of someone’s personal life.
Participant[quote=PDQ]Why do I get the feeling that Arraya bought an overpriced house with nothing down on an interest only loan? He’s now faced with a mortgage reset which means higher payments (which of course are all the fault of the banks – not him) and he got a speeding ticket (while driving his leased European luxury car) which he can’t pay (which is all the fault of rapacious government and an evil court system that’s trying to stick it to him).
Arraya – mail the keys to the house you planned to flip six months after you bought it back to the bank, rent a place you can actually afford and pay your traffic ticket before your license gets suspended. Oh….and downgrade from a leased S Class Mercedes to a Ford, okay? The guy at Fletcher Jones knew you really couldn’t afford the car from the get-go and your friends and neighbors did too.[/quote]
Where the hell in this thread did you come to this conclusion?
Why do I get the feeling PDQ is an ignorant moron who is not able to understand the difference between a valid argument and an idiotic rant about their perception of someone’s personal life.
Participant[quote=PDQ]Why do I get the feeling that Arraya bought an overpriced house with nothing down on an interest only loan? He’s now faced with a mortgage reset which means higher payments (which of course are all the fault of the banks – not him) and he got a speeding ticket (while driving his leased European luxury car) which he can’t pay (which is all the fault of rapacious government and an evil court system that’s trying to stick it to him).
Arraya – mail the keys to the house you planned to flip six months after you bought it back to the bank, rent a place you can actually afford and pay your traffic ticket before your license gets suspended. Oh….and downgrade from a leased S Class Mercedes to a Ford, okay? The guy at Fletcher Jones knew you really couldn’t afford the car from the get-go and your friends and neighbors did too.[/quote]
Where the hell in this thread did you come to this conclusion?
Why do I get the feeling PDQ is an ignorant moron who is not able to understand the difference between a valid argument and an idiotic rant about their perception of someone’s personal life.
Participant[quote=PDQ]Why do I get the feeling that Arraya bought an overpriced house with nothing down on an interest only loan? He’s now faced with a mortgage reset which means higher payments (which of course are all the fault of the banks – not him) and he got a speeding ticket (while driving his leased European luxury car) which he can’t pay (which is all the fault of rapacious government and an evil court system that’s trying to stick it to him).
Arraya – mail the keys to the house you planned to flip six months after you bought it back to the bank, rent a place you can actually afford and pay your traffic ticket before your license gets suspended. Oh….and downgrade from a leased S Class Mercedes to a Ford, okay? The guy at Fletcher Jones knew you really couldn’t afford the car from the get-go and your friends and neighbors did too.[/quote]
Where the hell in this thread did you come to this conclusion?
Why do I get the feeling PDQ is an ignorant moron who is not able to understand the difference between a valid argument and an idiotic rant about their perception of someone’s personal life.
Participant[quote=CA renter][quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]
Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]
Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.
What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.[/quote]
I think the problem here is the complicated processes one has to go through to work in this country. We need to make it much more simple. Show up, sign your name, pay your taxes.
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