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[quote=flu]I would be curious what kind of cars are the offenders. I’d say BMW drivers are the worst[/quote]

When I first got my BMW I always felt like I was being challenged, and in some cases maybe a victim of resentment – or maybe even class warfare. That still may be the case, but I’ve adjusted.

Normally when I get on the 15 the 1st thing I do (if clear) is get into the lane next to the slow lane (#2?).

My BMW has capabilities that far exceed most cars around me; but I don’t need the stress so I take it safe and easy.

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[quote=AN][quote=paramount]Wow, you’re really aggressive. Easy Cowboy.

Anyway, here’s the data on the link between aggression and Low IQ:

http://www.autismwebsite.com/crimetimes/95c/w95cp10.htm%5B/quote%5D
I must be those Low IQ people you’re talking about. Damn, you got me.[/quote]

I did get you that time…

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[quote=AN][quote=paramount][quote=AN]
+1

Also, aggression have nothing to do with IQ. Only one who is miss informed (or just plain old ignorant) would think there’s a connection. Steve Jobs is quite an aggressive CEO. There are many stories of him railing (bullying) his subordinates for not doing what he expect of them. He’s also one of the most brilliant people of our time. On the other end of the spectrum, I know a few people with low IQ and a learning disability and they’re pretty docile, much more than your average person.[/quote]

AN: Can you or do you read? Did you notice I used a hedge word?

The roads are basically a mixing bowl; on the road we have:

dumb people
smart people
arrogant
ignorant
angry
depressed

and on and on.

You encounter them daily as you drive around.

And yes, there is a correlation between aggression and IQ, sorry AN.

There are aggressive drivers around Temecula – there are a lot of rednecks and the uneducated ignorant.

That’s why I drive an 8,000 lb Ford Excursion; I don’t tend to get many tailgaters and when I do I usually can’t see them.

I also have a 75lb pure iron class 5 hitch sticking out the back end.[/quote]
I can read just fine. Can you? Reread your own post dude. What does a statement about the road being a mixing bowl have anything to do with anything? You said most tailgaters have low IQ, the lower ones IQ the more aggressive they tend to be, and that tailgating is most often a form of aggression. I see no hedging in that statement.

However, even if you used a hedge word, where’s your proof that people with lower IQ are more aggressive? Is Temecula 100% rednecks and uneducated ignorant people? If not, how do you know those who are aggressive on the road are rednecks and uneducated ignorant people? If Temecula is 100% fill with rednecks and uneducated ignorant people, and you live in Temecula, driving a 8k lb Ford Excursion and a 75lb class 5 hitch… hmm…. nevermind…[/quote]

Wow, you’re really aggressive. Easy Cowboy.

Anyway, here’s the data on the link between aggression and Low IQ:

http://www.autismwebsite.com/crimetimes/95c/w95cp10.htm

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[quote=svelte][quote=paramount]
That’s why I drive an 8,000 lb Ford Excursion; I don’t tend to get many tailgaters and when I do I usually can’t see them.

I also have a 75lb pure iron class 5 hitch sticking out the back end.[/quote]

Talk about aggression! Driving 4 tons of vehicle certainly qualifies.[/quote]

Well, on occasion I do have to remind the soccer moms driving around in their wimpy Suburban who’s boss.

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[quote=AN]
+1

Also, aggression have nothing to do with IQ. Only one who is miss informed (or just plain old ignorant) would think there’s a connection. Steve Jobs is quite an aggressive CEO. There are many stories of him railing (bullying) his subordinates for not doing what he expect of them. He’s also one of the most brilliant people of our time. On the other end of the spectrum, I know a few people with low IQ and a learning disability and they’re pretty docile, much more than your average person.[/quote]

AN: Can you or do you read? Did you notice I used a hedge word?

The roads are basically a mixing bowl; on the road we have:

dumb people
smart people
arrogant
ignorant
angry
depressed

and on and on.

You encounter them daily as you drive around.

And yes, there is a correlation between aggression and IQ, sorry AN.

There are aggressive drivers around Temecula – there are a lot of rednecks and the uneducated ignorant.

That’s why I drive an 8,000 lb Ford Excursion; I don’t tend to get many tailgaters and when I do I usually can’t see them.

I also have a 75lb pure iron class 5 hitch sticking out the back end.

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Here’s why most people tailgate:

Low IQ

Seriously, the lower ones IQ the more aggressive they tend to be.

Tailgating is most often a form of aggression and bullying.

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While I don’t condone illegal immigration in any way, I also understand that a favorite cover story for HATRED is the illegal immigration issue.

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I have no problem with BORDER checks at the border. I do have a problem with random checks inside the US. I have an even bigger problem with probing questions about things that are none of the business of the people asking them, and have no relation to whether I’m carrying drugs, have a trunk full of “extreme Southerners,” or am an American citizen.[/quote]

Exactly. These are suspicion-less and illegal/unconstitutional interior checkpoints.

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[quote=deadzone]

You sound like a libertarian. That’s cool, so I assume you are in favor of legalizing drugs? Me too. If that were to happen, then ironically these contentious border checks probably wouldn’t exist in the first place because drugs are what they are really looking for, not illegals.[/quote]

Exactly, and that is not their charter (looking for drugs).

And in reality, the BP is part of the police state apparatus and little more.

I say loosen the borders and stop all entitlements, that should slow down illegal immigration.

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[quote=deadzone]

Why not just answer their damn questions and you would be on your way? What’s the big deal? You are over-exaggerating with this police state bullshit.[/quote]

These are the kinds of responses that sicken me; I think of the sacrifices made in the name of freedom and for so many to quickly subjugate themselves to the police state without any consideration of these sacrifices.

A bit of advice deadzone: stop living on your knees.

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[quote=deadzone]If you are here legally what’s the problem? Carry your green card or visa/passport. If I visit any foreign country I’m required to carry ID too. The only people freaking out about this are the millions of illegals and their fammilies, that’s the point.

But of course the real problem is the Federal gov not enforcing employment of illegals. E-Verify should be mandatory across the board. Do you have a problem with E-verify Paramount?[/quote]

Deadzone you are deadwrong.

Any conscientiousness person and patriot – particularly if you have brown skin – should be freaking out about this form of tyranny.

E-verify should be mandatory across the board and should not be left up to cities/counties to enact. But that’s a whole different story for a different thread.

What I’m referring to is suspicion-less detainment and seizures that the activist supreme court eagerly affirmed in part to strengthen the police state agenda.

Ihre Papiere Bitte!!

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[quote=flu]

Yeah, but that Sr. level person in DC still gets paid a Sr. level person salary… Think about that one. If you’re a junior person that can get away with doing junior level work while getting paid as a senior level, you’re obviously doing the right thing. If you’re a senior level person who can’t get distinguished from a junior level person, it’s really time you find another position, because they don’t give a shit about you.

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Yes, but they’re still in the DC area.

I get ocean breezes nearly every day, I’m 5 hours or less from Yosemite, 1 hour from the desert, 30 min to the beach. 4 hours to the river (actually that part sucks).

It’s often in the mid 70’s in January and February..oh yah, that’s why we pay the sunshine tax.

Hell, that’s one tax that is worth it…

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Be careful, many schools use the term Montessori as a marketing gimmick – they really aren’t Montessori schools.

I think you really have to do the research to determine if a school is an authentic Montessori school.

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Of course DC is bubbly, that’s where all the gov’t babies move to when they can’t make it in California.

A Sr. level person from the DC area in general would be considered jr to mid level in California.

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[quote=briansd1]
Without gaining an increasing portion of the Latino vote, Republicans will forever be denied the White House.

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That won’t be hard to do, just put Rubio on the ticket.

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