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Now folks, I just did a "Terri Tuna". I know that as a percentage we have a lower percentage of people living in poverty than we had during the Great Depression, but because our population has more than doubled in the last 70 years, the total number of people living in poverty is greater. You see, Tootsie thinks she is smart with her smoke and mirror parlor tricks but the only smoke she is blowing is up her own azz!
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“SAVING BIRTHERS FROM IGNORANCE”
Since: Jul 09
The Farm North of Hinsdale
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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: You are right I can not site one economist. Just over 500 hundred! BUT not one of them stands behind a single one of your moronic statements about Economics, because your statements read as something written by someone WHO NEVER HAD THE GUTS OR SMARTS TO GO TO COLLEGE.
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LRS
Shreveport, LA
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Terri Tanna wrote: <quoted text> Not having any education the really stupid posted doesn't even know the types of accounting methods; yet somehow he thinks it is good for the government to take in more in taxes than it spends. Notice he proved his lack of education by failing to name any reputable economist who supports his childish misunderstanding of macroeconomics. HOW PATHETIC to be so uneducated. Ha Ha Ha Ha I did not use the word taxes. Hilarious.
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Dale
Wichita, KS
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Terri Tanna wrote: <quoted text> You wrote that Amendment XIV contains the phrase "not subject to any foreign powers." This a complete lie. = AMENDMENT XIV [Passed by Congress June 13, 1866. Ratified July 9, 1868.] Note: Article I, section 2, of the Constitution was modified by section 2 of the 14th amendment. Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. Section 2. Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States according to their respective numbers, counting the whole number of persons in each State, excluding Indians not taxed. But when the right to vote at any election for the choice of electors for President and Vice-President of the United States, Representatives in Congress, the Executive and Judicial officers of a State, or the members of the Legislature thereof, is denied to any of the male inhabitants of such State, being twenty-one years of age,* and citizens of the United States, or in any way abridged, except for participation in rebellion, or other crime, the basis of representation therein shall be reduced in the proportion which the number of such male citizens shall bear to the whole number of male citizens twenty-one years of age in such State. Section 3. No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability. Section 4. The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned. But neither the United States nor any State shall assume or pay any debt or obligation incurred in aid of insurrection or rebellion against the United States, or any claim for the loss or emancipation of any slave; but all such debts, obligations and claims shall be held illegal and void. Section 5. The Congress shall have the power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article. sure it does, subject to the jurisdiction, thereof, simply means not subject to any foreign power. Care to expand on the states jurisdiction in section one of your post?
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“SAVING BIRTHERS FROM IGNORANCE”
Since: Jul 09
The Farm North of Hinsdale
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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: Romney’s plan as based on “proven principles” The Class is betting you can't state any two of those "proven principles" because you don't know anything about Economics and can only recite uncritically what others say. Prove the Class wrong.
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Dale
Wichita, KS
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Terri Tanna wrote: Terri Tanna wrote: "Please name any treaty that the United States of America has ever made with the 'subject of a foreign country.' Thank you." ==== <quoted text> SADLY, you are so stupid and uneducated that you don't even know why your original post made you a laughing stock on this site. Ha Ha Ha Ha I see you can't answer my post, so you just dance! Hahahaha!!!
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“SAVING BIRTHERS FROM IGNORANCE”
Since: Jul 09
The Farm North of Hinsdale
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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: that is one thing Obama HAS created is more poor people. we now have more poor people than we had during the Great Depression! And Terri can't prove me wrong either. Of course no one can, because you were too intellectually deficient to define "poor." Please give the Class you precise definition. For purposes of waiving tuition, Yale and Harvard are defining "poor" as families with annual incomes under $125,000. Where does that put most truck drivers?
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LRS
Shreveport, LA
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Terri Tanna wrote: <quoted text> Class, please ignore what rube says and pay attention to what he means (rube is similar to Joe Biden in that regard): "If we had no poor people, our murder rate would be cut in half." That utopia of no poor people certainly will not occur during the next four years under Willard. Too bad you can't predict the future. One thing is certain though; that Utopia of no poor people certainly isn't occurring now, is it? Obammie is a goner. Get used to it. You are hilarious. If one liners weren't over your head, I'd suggest you go into stand up comedy.
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Dale
Wichita, KS
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Terri Tanna wrote: Terri Tanna wrote: "Who gives a damn about the unemployed? They are all the uneducated little people. High unemployment is good because it keeps corporate profits high, so we don't have to have special assessments at our great nation's exclusive private country clubs." ==== <quoted text> Who is Stephanie? Why would anyone try to come after me in my gated community with the police station across the road? I am merely stating the true conservative Republican perspective. The little people aren't going to vote for our Willard anyway. hahahaha!! You don't have an umbrella, do you!
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Jacques Ottawa
Brampton, Canada
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Grand Birther wrote: <quoted text> Except that most all of my posts emanate from Louisville, Ky, MORON! most? So you do post from other, ahem, "locations". Oh, ask your bosom buddy and alike twin LRS was he thinks "Ottawa means". Isn't that the same guy, your alter ego, who told me to go back across the pond, lol lol? He thought, still thinks Canada's part of Europe. France, even.
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LRS
Shreveport, LA
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Terri Tanna wrote: <quoted text> The Class is betting you can't state any two of those "proven principles" because you don't know anything about Economics and can only recite uncritically what others say. Prove the Class wrong. You've been worn completely out. Rode hard and put up wet! JUST TOO DAMN HILARIOUS!!
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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: And what's more is that Terri Tunna thinks all economists back Obamanomics where that is a total LIE! Terri Tanna wrote: <quoted text> Gosh you're good at distorting. DARE YOU to find any post in which I write that "all economists back Obamanomics." What I challenged YOU to do was to find ANY economist who backs up YOUR economic ignorance. Please tell the Class how many semesters or equivalent you have had of (1) integral and (2) differential calculus. If none, you cannot understand any Economics and are guilty of what LRS accuses those who go to college: you just repeat what others say. Well Toosie, semantics does work as everyone knows you have never used the word "Obamanomics "before! Hey Tootsie, I can cypher so I know the chances of O'Bummer Boy being reelected in November is next to NONE!!! Oh, I am old school so I still use slid rulers. But my plane does have a partial "glass-cockpit". Oh, it still has the good old steam gauges but I did have an Aspen Evolution 100 installed too. http://www.aspenavionics.com/products/general... Ya know a Maule M9-235 is a bush plane. Not that I will ever consider myself to be a bush pilot. A long time I ago I learned self-assessment and I have a pretty good idea what my current skill levels are and I know that when you ego is bigger than yours skills.... you are dead! Just like John F. Kennedy Junior!!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy,... Yep, the most dangerous thing for a lawyer or doctor to do is buy a plane! They should leave the flying with us guys that have only half a brain!
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“SAVING BIRTHERS FROM IGNORANCE”
Since: Jul 09
The Farm North of Hinsdale
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Dale wrote: sure it does, subject to the jurisdiction, thereof, simply means not subject to any foreign power. That's your way of acknowledging that you LIED when you wrote that the exact words "not subject to any foreign power" appeared in Amendment XIV? How pathetic. = Could you be any more stupid than to embarrass yourself and your poor parents by writing: "subject to the jurisdiction simply means not subject to any foreign power." Were you this stupid all through school? Your statement is not only preposterous and incorrect, but it shows that you are totally ignorant about the most basic legal concepts. Please find any source (other than your own feeble "brain") that holds "subject to the jurisdiction simply means not subject to any foreign power." If you can't, just admit that you have never studied The Law and know absolutely nothing about The Law. It is appalling that there are people as ignorant as you living in these United States.
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LRS
Shreveport, LA
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Terri Tanna wrote: <quoted text> Of course no one can, because you were too intellectually deficient to define "poor." Please give the Class you precise definition. For purposes of waiving tuition, Yale and Harvard are defining "poor" as families with annual incomes under $125,000. Where does that put most truck drivers? Ask Wojap about trucking.:)))))
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LRS
Shreveport, LA
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Jacques Ottawa wrote: <quoted text> most? So you do post from other, ahem, "locations". Oh, ask your bosom buddy and alike twin LRS was he thinks "Ottawa means". Isn't that the same guy, your alter ego, who told me to go back across the pond, lol lol? He thought, still thinks Canada's part of Europe. France, even. Hilarious. You're in France!
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Since: Jul 09
The Farm North of Hinsdale
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Terri Tanna wrote: "Please name any treaty that the United States of America has ever made with the 'subject of a foreign country.' Thank you." ==== Dale wrote: I see you can't answer my post, so you just dance! Let me explain what another poster tried to get into your pea brain about your incredibly poorly written sentence: The United States does not make treaties with individuals as you stated so stupidly in your post -- it only does so with other sovereign nations. It is not the fault of Topix or those who post here that your skills in the English language are so woefully deficient. Were your parents also linguistically deficient such that you never grew up without proper English being spoken in your home?
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Jacques Ottawa
Brampton, Canada
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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: And what's more is that Terri Tunna thinks all economists back Obamanomics where that is a total LIE! <quoted text> Well Toosie, semantics does work as everyone knows you have never used the word "Obamanomics "before! Hey Tootsie, I can cypher so I know the chances of O'Bummer Boy being reelected in November is next to NONE!!! Oh, I am old school so I still use slid rulers. But my plane does have a partial "glass-cockpit". Oh, it still has the good old steam gauges but I did have an Aspen Evolution 100 installed too. http://www.aspenavionics.com/products/general... Ya know a Maule M9-235 is a bush plane. Not that I will ever consider myself to be a bush pilot. A long time I ago I learned self-assessment and I have a pretty good idea what my current skill levels are and I know that when you ego is bigger than yours skills.... you are dead! Just like John F. Kennedy Junior!!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy,... Yep, the most dangerous thing for a lawyer or doctor to do is buy a plane! They should leave the flying with us guys that have only half a brain! Rogue, do you actually save every one of your posts? This last one's an exact duplicate of two separate ones. My god, I can't believe anyone would save Topix posts.
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Dale
Wichita, KS
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Terri Tanna wrote: <quoted text> That's your way of acknowledging that you LIED when you wrote that the exact words "not subject to any foreign power" appeared in Amendment XIV? How pathetic. = Could you be any more stupid than to embarrass yourself and your poor parents by writing: "subject to the jurisdiction simply means not subject to any foreign power." Were you this stupid all through school? Your statement is not only preposterous and incorrect, but it shows that you are totally ignorant about the most basic legal concepts. Please find any source (other than your own feeble "brain") that holds "subject to the jurisdiction simply means not subject to any foreign power." If you can't, just admit that you have never studied The Law and know absolutely nothing about The Law. It is appalling that there are people as ignorant as you living in these United States. You don't know the Civil Rights Act of 1866, is the 14th Amendment, and you tell us you studied law!!! Would that law be the dead English Common Law, died in 1866 and buried in 1868.
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Since: Jul 09
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COMPARING PRESIDENCIES AT THE FORTY-SECOND (42nd) MONTH IN OFFICE WEALTH CREATION measured by growth in U.S. equity markets • 2009-2012: 110.0% • 1981-1984: 16.5% - GDP Growth (after 39 months) • 2009-2012: 12.2% • 1981-1984: 28.0% - CREDITWORTHINESS OF THE UNITED STATES measured by the yield on the Ten-Year bond • 2009-2012: 1.40% • 1981-1984: 13.87%1 measured by the yield on the Long Bond • 2009-2012: 2.47% • 1981-1984: 13.64%1 - INFLATION • July 2012: 1.41% • July 1984: 4.21% - UNEMPLOYMENT (without adjustment for frictional) • July 2012: 8.3% • July 1984: 9.4% - MARGINAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX RATE measured for a joint filing taxpayer with $66,000 of taxable income • 2011: 15% • 1983: 42% __________ 1 inverted yield curve Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: when all it does is expose the fact that she has NO FACTS!!! REALLY? The Class asks that you please stay on topic by identifying any data that is incorrect. In that case please provide the correct data with citation to a reliable source. EVERYONE KNOWS that it is the rube who never cites facts but only posts his outlandish and unsupported prejudices frequently employing the intellectually dishonest technique of falsely attributing to another poster a position and then tearing it down. Guess that's what happens when someone spends their entire adult life living off the American taxpayer as you have done.
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Dale
Wichita, KS
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Terri Tanna wrote: Terri Tanna wrote: "Please name any treaty that the United States of America has ever made with the 'subject of a foreign country.' Thank you." ==== <quoted text> Let me explain what another poster tried to get into your pea brain about your incredibly poorly written sentence: The United States does not make treaties with individuals as you stated so stupidly in your post -- it only does so with other sovereign nations. It is not the fault of Topix or those who post here that your skills in the English language are so woefully deficient. Were your parents also linguistically deficient such that you never grew up without proper English being spoken in your home? Give me the post number!
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