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wojar wrote:
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The twit thinks his long, rambling incoherent scribblings compare favorably to Professor Folbre's writing. That's called delusion.

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That is right you are getting confused and mixed up about the professor's writings.

I was trying to tell you that a lot of people write as I do, including professors, who often write long sentences, so that can only illustrate the full meanings.

Sometimes,it takes more than education to comprehend --that is, people need to have some brain cells that work, besides being able to understand professor's English.

Ah ha, coherent is always the word you like to use.

Professor did not talk about comparison of Romney & Ryan versus Obama and Biden.

But I do here --with insight by illustrating solid facts related to Romney and Obama if I ever come around.

Certainly it will make you delusional if I come up with long sentences like those of the professor, which I had done that before in here (for reference --just read some of my past posts here, which consisted of many long sentences as well, in the last few months.)

However,it doesn't need to spread out sentences, as simple as that-- by using simple sentences as well, you might still get fainted if you interpret in your way because you have no head (just to help you out his time--it means you are dumb as if you don't use your brain or your brain never works.)

Jacques Ottawa wrote:

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forever and ever...Really? How 'bout 'til tomorrow morning when you repeat the same assinine words?

Attacking "prayer" is as low as one can get. DAB

Just Sayin wrote:

Jacques Ottawa wrote:
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You wear ignorance on your sleeve, as does your buddy Jut Sayin' and the gun lobby and birthers. Criminals very rarely shoot innocent civilians.
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So those two little girls who were shot in my town who were under two years old were evidently gang members huh. They were in their own living room and the perpetrator shot them through a sliding glass door.
The problem is not guns. The problem is our judicial system that lets these people out of prison after they have served a given amount of time. Someone who intentionally kills someone should not be let back out into the streets EVER.

I say bring back public hangings.

Just Sayin wrote:

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Do you know if they ever found Holmes' two roommates?

Haven't seen anything else about it. About the sex offenders, it just makes me "cringe all over" thinking about it, for those children and mothers in that neighborhood. Remember the WEST Memphis 3....all the big to do over those boys accused and sentenced for it. Come to find out it was one of the murdered boys'....stepdad that DID it....BUT they hadn't proved it last I heard!

Rogue Scholar 05 wrote:

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Jacques had a typical Libtardian response. Over 40% of all murders involve robberies in the U.S. You mean it is a crime to be the victim in a robbery?
Or how about a woman who runs out of beer so her man shoots her? She deserved it because she did not go out and buy enough beer?
How often do two shooters step out one a street and "draw"?
Or how about a drug dealer but the other guy not only wants his drugs for free but he also wants the cash that the drug dealer has so he shoots and kills the drug dealer? Just because the other guy is involved in illegal drug dealing does not mean he was not an innocent murder victim!
I tell you what, if I am on a jury and they have a drug dealer who claims he shot the other guy in self defense, I might go along with the self defense. Sure, I would convict him of dealing in drugs but even a criminal has the right of self defense.
Remember, I do have strong Libertarian leanings.

Self defense is a whole different story Rogue, but tell me how many women have you shot because they didn't stock the fridge with your favorite brew? LOL

LRS wrote:

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The last pistol I bought, they ran an FBI background check while I was waiting. What else do you expect?

After initially struggling to find investors, Romney traveled to Miami in 1983 to win pledges of $9 million, 40% of Bain’s start up money. Some investors had extensive ties to the death squads responsible for the vast majority of the tens of thousands of deaths in El Salvador beginning during the 1980’s. The investors include the Salaverria family, whose former U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador, Robert White, has previously accused of directly funding the Salvadorian paramilitaries. In his memoir, former Bain executive Harry Strachan writes, "Romney pushed aside his own misgivings about the investors to accept their backing." Strachan writes, "These Latin American friends have loyally rolled over investments in succeeding funds, actively participated in Bain Capital’s May investor meetings and are still today one of the largest investor groups in Bain Capital."

Roberto D'Aubuisson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Major Roberto D'Aubuisson, Salvadoran politician. Roberto D'Aubuisson Arrieta (
23 August 1944 - 20 February 1992) was a major in the Salvadoran Army and ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberto_D 'Aubuisson - 49k -
Óscar Romero - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Archbishop. A bust of Óscar Romero. On 23 February 1977, he was appointed
Archbishop of El Salvador. His appointment was met ...

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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote:
Smart Democrats Should Be Worried
First, if Ryan is an extremist and his proposals are so unpopular, how has he won election seven times in a Democratic district? His lowest share of the vote was 57 percent — in his first race. He routinely wins over two-thirds of the vote. When Obama swept the nation in 2008, he carried Ryan’s district by four points. But at the same time, Ryan won reelection with 65 percent of the vote, meaning that a fifth of Obama voters also voted for him.
http://conservativebyte.com/2012/08/smart-dem ...

Grand Birther wrote:

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Democratic district?
Rogue Moron has not done his research--as usual.

Well, they did vote Obama in 2008, did they knot?

Gehlen Org wrote:

<quoted text>After initially struggling to find investors, Romney traveled to Miami in 1983 to win pledges of $9 million, 40% of Bain’s start up money. Some investors had extensive ties to the death squads responsible for the vast majority of the tens of thousands of deaths in El Salvador beginning during the 1980’s. The investors include the Salaverria family, whose former U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador, Robert White, has previously accused of directly funding the Salvadorian paramilitaries. In his memoir, former Bain executive Harry Strachan writes, "Romney pushed aside his own misgivings about the investors to accept their backing." Strachan writes, "These Latin American friends have loyally rolled over investments in succeeding funds, actively participated in Bain Capital’s May investor meetings and are still today one of the largest investor groups in Bain Capital."
Roberto D'Aubuisson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Major Roberto D'Aubuisson, Salvadoran politician. Roberto D'Aubuisson Arrieta (
23 August 1944 - 20 February 1992) was a major in the Salvadoran Army and ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberto_D 'Aubuisson - 49k -
Óscar Romero - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Archbishop. A bust of Óscar Romero. On 23 February 1977, he was appointed
Archbishop of El Salvador. His appointment was met ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%93scar_Romer ...- 133k -

Well, who says he got money from those people. And both of your links went nowhere, man!
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Just Sayin wrote:

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Self defense is a whole different story Rogue, but tell me how many women have you shot because they didn't stock the fridge with your favorite brew? LOL

None, I am only an occasional drinker. But there is nothing wrong with a glass of wine in one hand and a lady's breast in the other. Ooo la la!

Hey, does anyone know if Dem or Lil Jim said where they got those tough typing keyboards?

Jacques Ottawa wrote:
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It doesn't necessarily mean comparing you to Canada. By all means, don't. But do you really think you can afford not to compare yourselves to other countries that are doing better in terms of murders and just plain outlawness? Do you think you're number 1 in law abiding? Never mind Canada, take Australia, Britain, France, Switzerland, Italy, the Scandinavian countries, Germany etc as examples. Why do they have 6 to 20 times fewer gun deaths? Could it have anything to do with gun control? If, like you say, you HAVE to arm yourself to protect life and property, don't you agree you are part of the problem and certainly not the solution?

LRS wrote:

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Why do those countries have fewer gun related deaths? Poor shots? Regardless, tell me how you would remove ALL guns from America. It can't be done. Black markets already exist and would multiply rapidly. I don't think it can be done in the USA.

In Canada they prefer chainsaws.

Buffalo Bill wrote:

Just saying must be forgetting the power Cheney had

How many errands has Obama given O'Biden?

Just Sayin wrote:

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Every time I get a card in the mail telling me there is another sex offender living close to me I wonder what the mothers of the kids in the neighborhood are thinking.

Well, if the neighbor was Michael Jackson, they'd send their kid over with a note.

A lot of people do not know that during the Paula Jones trial they had to take pictures of Clonton's Krank. Well, they could not ask Bill to drop his draws in the court room so they decided to do aphoto line-up. "Can you tell us which one belongs to Bill"? "Yep, the one curved to the left, because he is a Liberal".
Oh, and even more people don't know they also took pictures of Michael Jackson's private parts too and they found out that that was the only dark skin left on him.

American Lady wrote:

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Haven't seen anything else about it.

There was a YouTube source on this thread and after the initial screen finished playing there were other YouTubes and this guy (I believe it was Holmes landlord) said Holmes had two roommates that were not there anymore.

Rogue Scholar 05 wrote:

Jacques Ottawa wrote:
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It doesn't necessarily mean comparing you to Canada. By all means, don't. But do you really think you can afford not to compare yourselves to other countries that are doing better in terms of murders and just plain outlawness? Do you think you're number 1 in law abiding? Never mind Canada, take Australia, Britain, France, Switzerland, Italy, the Scandinavian countries, Germany etc as examples. Why do they have 6 to 20 times fewer gun deaths? Could it have anything to do with gun control? If, like you say, you HAVE to arm yourself to protect life and property, don't you agree you are part of the problem and certainly not the solution?<quoted text>
In Canada they prefer chainsaws.

Like in Texas :~)

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Chainsaw_M...

Just Sayin wrote:

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Your post is very effective because Joe Biden has proven that the clout that the VP has in this country is absolutely nil, zilch, zero,zip,nada.
VP would be a good place for Ryan.

But I thought Dick Cheney was the brains in the White House and that Bush was his puppet? I mean, you just mention Cheney and the Libtards start spitting blood!

Rogue Scholar 05 wrote:

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Well, who says he got money from those people. And both of your links went nowhere, man!
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Same here. I think the joker made the whole story up. Just another Dirty Harry story.

Grand Birther wrote:

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Democratic district?
Rogue Moron has not done his research--as usual.

But he just "just throws it out there", unthought of, just out of his fertile birther brain. Trust me, now that you've exposed another of his bs rants, he won't touch that one for, hmmm, 6, 8 weeks and then he'll repeat it. He will.

Just Sayin wrote:

Jacques Ottawa wrote:
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You wear ignorance on your sleeve, as does your buddy Jut Sayin' and the gun lobby and birthers. Criminals very rarely shoot innocent civilians.
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So those two little girls who were shot in my town who were under two years old were evidently gang members huh. They were in their own living room and the perpetrator shot them through a sliding glass door.
The problem is not guns. The problem is our judicial system that lets these people out of prison after they have served a given amount of time. Someone who intentionally kills someone should not be let back out into the streets EVER.

So if the two little girls had guns, they could have wasted that "perp". Got it.

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