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Heard this on another forum and thought it would be worth repeating here.

What's the difference between Obama and Hitler?

Hitler was at least able to bring the Olympics to Berlin.

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RJF Dupage wrote:

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Not yet anyway. Ratner doesn't seem to be into blowing up buses for the time being. More into defending those who do. As for Obama, with the kind of people he's associated himself with over the years, he might be one of the people the Ratners might have to defend.

Interesting ...Well it's always good to know people...in all circles, it can't hurt...

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RJF Dupage wrote:

Heard this on another forum and thought it would be worth repeating here.
What's the difference between Obama and Hitler?
Hitler was at least able to bring the Olympics to Berlin.

Well Chicago as far as I understand didn't want the Olympics...

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I think I am going to step out for a bit...

taxpayer

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It is not exactly the fairness doctrine. It is more about radio as a public service and how that service is best achieved when private station owners give their money to public stations. This redistribution of wealth is achieved through taxes, or fines. Mark Lloyd believes that those who have ownership and authority should step down to make room so that those who did not previously have ownership and authority can now acquire it. Again, this is achieved by taxation and fines currently in ownership positions.
There may be some argument because the link is to a site with bias against Lloyd's advocations, but there seems to be a real hesitation from those who would support him to allow Lloyd's real words to be heard.

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/seton-motley/200...

chief22 wrote:

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HMMM is the "fairness Doctrine" rearing its ugly head again.

Wild Irish Rose o07

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A vet wrote:

<quoted text>Just want to say thanks for having my back on that other thread. I usually stay here in the politics forum but I guess that one link took me to the other by accident and I saw what those people were saying about veterans and had to say something. I didn't even address that rider guy to start with but he jumped in like some kind of tough guy. I'm sorry if I made a mess but I had to speak up.

Hey vet. If you couldn't tell, I can't stand that guy, so I don't know if I had your back so much as I was telling that blowhard where stick it. I don't tolerate any disresepect toward military personnel though, no matter what they did in the service. I have very personal experience in that regard. I don't always support the conflicts we engage in, but I always support the people in the Armed Forces. The civilian population doesn't always know the truth about why we're involved anywhere anyway.

No apology required. I've been going round and round with that jerk and his trained fleas for over two years. He needs to be taken down a notch in my opinion.

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Tinka wrote:

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Well Chicago as far as I understand didn't want the Olympics...

Are you kidding me? Chicago wanted the Olympics so bad, Mayor Daley destroyed half the town of Bensenville, which isn't even in Cook County, so they he could build more runways in anticipation of the Olympics coming to Chicago. Obama didn't make his big pitch to get the Olympics to Chicago because they didn't want them there. It was just the opposite.

I think Chicago's reputation of being arguably the most corrupt city in the country is what did them in. And, don't forget Obama was a part of that corrupt democratic machine here in Chicago before he went national.

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Tinka wrote:

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Interesting ...Well it's always good to know people...in all circles, it can't hurt...

LOL, smartass. You have a dark sense of humor. Well so do I...

Hmmm, maybe you could apply for a job with them as a suicide bomber. I'm sure the retirement benefits would be good. Ö¿Ö

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RJF Dupage wrote:

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LOL, smartass. You have a dark sense of humor. Well so do I...
Hmmm, maybe you could apply for a job with them as a suicide bomber. I'm sure the retirement benefits would be good. Ö¿Ö

Yeah right, I think I'll stick with topix...ha ha
It's tuff enough...
So you think I have a dark humor? Maybe at times, but that would only be for good reasons, and making light of...is better than feeding into...Maybe something like that...

Hey I am a very cheerful personality, in all honesty...

And I wasn't being smart, it's great when all can participate...in getting along...Resolving issues is what matters, correct?

I am sure some are born for destruction, rather to destruct...Those are not the kind I would want in my circle, the rest I think can get it together...

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RJF Dupage wrote:

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Are you kidding me? Chicago wanted the Olympics so bad, Mayor Daley destroyed half the town of Bensenville, which isn't even in Cook County, so they he could build more runways in anticipation of the Olympics coming to Chicago. Obama didn't make his big pitch to get the Olympics to Chicago because they didn't want them there. It was just the opposite.
I think Chicago's reputation of being arguably the most corrupt city in the country is what did them in. And, don't forget Obama was a part of that corrupt democratic machine here in Chicago before he went national.

I heard people were worried what it would cost them...

DCK

Lakewood, OH

Tinka wrote:

Nah, there was something else...

Nothing of any consequence. Once the governor and mayor abdicated their responsibilities, President Bush could only use organizations that were not intended to be used for what the governor and major were supposed to do.

taxpayer

Bolingbrook, IL

And all the money was going to the rich. The north end of our transit system was going to be upgraded to a state of the art system. That sounds really nice if you don't know that the north side already has a better system than the south side. The south side is the poor side of town.
More good news was that we were going to pay millions for a building that is currently largely unoccupied save for a few of the oppressed poor who live there in squalor. Yes, a slum lord was going to be hugely rewarded for allowing their building to fall into severe disrepair. Habitat Co. and Valerie Jarrett stood more to gain from the Olympics than the poor working stiffs on the south side.
It is no secret here in Chicago that elitists are running our White House. Some are still in denial, but the unions are waking up now too. You have a lot of time to think about things when you are sitting idle on the bench.

Tinka wrote:

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I heard people were worried what it would cost them...

A vet

New Orleans, LA

Wild Irish Rose o07 wrote:

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Hey vet. If you couldn't tell, I can't stand that guy, so I don't know if I had your back so much as I was telling that blowhard where stick it. I don't tolerate any disresepect toward military personnel though, no matter what they did in the service. I have very personal experience in that regard. I don't always support the conflicts we engage in, but I always support the people in the Armed Forces. The civilian population doesn't always know the truth about why we're involved anywhere anyway.
No apology required. I've been going round and round with that jerk and his trained fleas for over two years. He needs to be taken down a notch in my opinion.

He definitely has some problems for sure. I have seen people like him before and they always turn out to be little pvssies. Pardon me but it's true. It kind of reminded me of that part of the movie Tombstone when Kurt Russell slapped the loud mouthed card dealer. "You gonna do somethin or just stand there and bleed"? ha ha

Robspost39

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djrsml wrote:

Adolph was a Fascist Dictator much like Bush and his conn-servative cronnies! Limbaugh and Beck are just as ugly!

LOL, Bush was a dictator and Obama is not???

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taxpayer wrote:

And all the money was going to the rich. The north end of our transit system was going to be upgraded to a state of the art system. That sounds really nice if you don't know that the north side already has a better system than the south side. The south side is the poor side of town.
More good news was that we were going to pay millions for a building that is currently largely unoccupied save for a few of the oppressed poor who live there in squalor. Yes, a slum lord was going to be hugely rewarded for allowing their building to fall into severe disrepair. Habitat Co. and Valerie Jarrett stood more to gain from the Olympics than the poor working stiffs on the south side.
It is no secret here in Chicago that elitists are running our White House. Some are still in denial, but the unions are waking up now too. You have a lot of time to think about things when you are sitting idle on the bench.
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You missed the best part of all. Forest City were the front runners to build the Olympic Stadiums on a no-bid contract. To say the least, most of us regular folks are glad Chicago didn't get the Olympics.

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Tinka wrote:

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I heard people were worried what it would cost them...

In this regard you're correct. Most of the citizens were concerned their taxes would go up for the Olympics. But the City of Chicago itself wanted the Olympics big time. Unbelievable that they would destroy nearly half a suburb on eminent domain to build runaways they won't need now. But that's Obama's friends for you.

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Tinka wrote:

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Yeah right, I think I'll stick with topix...ha ha
It's tuff enough...
So you think I have a dark humor? Maybe at times, but that would only be for good reasons, and making light of...is better than feeding into...Maybe something like that...
Hey I am a very cheerful personality, in all honesty...
And I wasn't being smart, it's great when all can participate...in getting along...Resolving issues is what matters, correct?
I am sure some are born for destruction, rather to destruct...Those are not the kind I would want in my circle, the rest I think can get it together...

"Those are not the kind I would want in my circle."
__________

Good maybe from now on you'll stop praising Obama and HIS circle.

But maintain your dark humor. You are funny when you use it. Ö¿Ö

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Tinka wrote:

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I thought you were the 8ball...Don't you read other threads?
Shake yourself about and look what's showing...
I am living in a house renting a room...the house went in foreclosure...all utilities are shut down, and I am working...So I had to have a place to stay...My kids are of age and almost of age...
They are staying in safe places...

I'm still The Eagle8; Conservative.

And you're still The Tinkmeister; Socialist Liberal, right ?

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