Hispanics fear profiling under new Arizona law

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Denny wrote:

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You've been divorced three times. Not sure I'd take your love or your marital advice with any sense of seriousness.

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NTRPRNR1 wrote:

<quoted text>Again, it's not about your decision. It's about your lack of thoughtfulness. If you choose not to weigh your options, fine. Just stop pretending to have a dialogue about the election and the candidates. Clearly, you don't care to know, because you never really cared, so long as Obama is voted out. This reminds me of your position on illegal immigration. "Just uphold the law on the books." "Just vote him out". Gawd, it's all so simple, isn't it? I wish.
However, if Obama isn't voted out, you really should try to know enough about your candidate to understand why it didn't happen - if, for reasons still unknown to you, it doesn't happen, and Obama remains in office. Certainly, he has not been a popular president. Should he win re-election, the Republicans will only have themselves and their policies to blame. And, if your candidate is Romney (as is predicted), and if Romney wins, may God have mercy on your soul........LOL....and may we all find a way to escape tax hell.;-)

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NON COMPLACENT TWINK wrote:

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I disagree Eagle, it is still a choice. My brother is an entertainer and refused to sign a contract in California because it was with people who were into the drug scene. He made a choice and it may not have been the best for his career but it was best for his family. Of course there is the other side of the coin, had he signed the contract and gotten involved with people who were doing a lot of drugs, it might have ended his career early like Elvis and Whitney.
There are quite a few entertainers who never get involved with drugs, they made that choice.
Any excuse for being under pressure can be used to explain drug usage. People other than entertainers who are under pressure are Law officers, firemen, paramedics, soldiers, the unemployed, those who are ill, those going through family problems, etc. Not all of them will turn to drugs, they will make the conscious choice not to.
Once they do not make that choice to stay away from drugs, that is when they become dependent on them and any stress they have becomes magnified.

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EAGLE EYE1 wrote:

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And if we have obama we will have the makes for another amnesty NTR..
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gzeena wrote:

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Anytime you're posting, the hate is turned up as high as it goes. You hypocrite!!!!!
LMAO!

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positronium wrote:

<quoted text>Did you recieve a wedding ring, a dowry, a marriage license, flowers, gifts, sweet little nothings whispered in your ear etc? Its all about the exchange of goods for services and that (is)in simple precise terms "buying"...."on e way or the other"
Doesn't everyone who wants a mate "buy a mate" one way or the other? Can you convince me otherwise?

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EAGLE EYE1 wrote:

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I think his place is up for sale.. I saw a place with a private landing strip for sale on a billboard..
Yea but just 5 over the speed limit but traffic wasn't bad.. Most morning's is would take a hour to get to where you are down the 408.. But my exit is 484 not really in Ocala about 10 miles south..
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---Wild Irish Rose--- wrote:

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You're correct. The hate comes from people like you and the rest of you vicious creatures here. Thanks for acknowledging that fact.

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---Wild Irish Rose--- wrote:

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You're correct. The hate comes from people like you and the rest of you vicious creatures here. Thanks for acknowledging that fact.

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NTRPRNR1 wrote:

<quoted text>It can happen. Rarely, though, because it is not the nature of young bodies to be attracted to old bodies. It's a built-in instinct that guarantees that the species continues, but men remain capable of reproducing long after women are finished. The psychology behind that is very interesting. But, sometimes the cerebral is more important than the physical in a relationship for a young woman, and she may find the intellect fascinating.

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antb wrote:

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It's ridiculously cold!!! WTH??? I thought we were done with winter! WA warned me the other day it was going to get cold but I didn't think it was gonna get this bad!!! I had to go cover my little azalea bush last night....brrrr!
90 minutes??? You must have been flying up the turnpike! LOLOL...hey! Doesn't John Travolta have a house up there?

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_White American_ wrote:

<quoted text>Well Ntr as you know I never voted for Obama nor was I going to vote for him this time. But really I'm taking another look at things and I sure don't like my options. So Obama may yet have a chance to get my vote. It's a shame that the Republicans didn't give us much to choose from. I guess they think everyone will think like Ralff and posi does and threw out the ones they could buy or controll.
I truly don't like my choices.

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Boycott Sanctuary Cities wrote:

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as opposed to how warm and fuzzy your posts are....
wilted ho

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_White American_ wrote:

<quoted text>Hello my friend. It's really nice here in fl today...a little cool but very pleasant. We will be warming up the next few days.

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racer42 wrote:

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True.....So true. She also has a MAJOR female odor problem.

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Ralff wrote:

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Careful eagle, you see what lies she is saying about me just 'cuz I don't buy her crap. You could be next. Just a heads up, do as you please

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Boycott Sanctuary Cities wrote:

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as opposed to how warm and fuzzy your posts are....
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---Wild Irish Rose--- wrote:

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Happy Valentine's Day, WA.
Glad you're having nice weather. It's bright and sunny here today too. Yesterday was dark and gray. Seems to change every other day.

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NON COMPLACENT TWINK wrote:

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Posit, you can't buy love. I didn't have a wedding ring for a year when I married my first husband. He brought me one red rose when our first son was born, he called it a poor mans dozen. It took the two of us working together to reach our eventual goals.
When I give something to a friend, it is just that, a gift because I know it's something they need or will enjoy. I expect nothing in return and I am not buying their friendship. Some times it's nothing more than a loaf of homemade bread. That would certainly be a poor price if I were buying love or friendship.

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---Wild Irish Rose--- wrote:

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You don't believe in love apparently. How sad for you.