burrrton wrote:Holy shit- you guys are *truthers*, too??
Ok, nevermind about my questions, savvy- I'm out.
You have responded well to the conditioning that FOX and friends has provided you with.
burrrton wrote:
You're the one with the hard-on for Fox or whatever, savvy- I don't watch much on there.
You just earned a mute, Einstein. Make sure your tinfoil hat is situated correctly or it won't work properly.
Its too bad that so many people are so willing to ignore what they were warned about to begin with
So you believe when RD got that big raise, there was less money available to everyone else in the country, that someone somewhere else in the economy had to make less as a result?
It means that Riverdog pays for all the drinks at the first Shack get together.
That goes without saying
RD doesn't get big pay raises, unless you think 2-3% is "big." I'm a LIFER, which stands for Lazy Ignorant Focker Expecting Retirement. But I will buy the first drink for anyone that identifies themselves as a Shack Up. I'm relatively easy to single out, wearing my white Seahawks cap bill forward and with my #12 River Dog home game jersey.
This discussion has gone off on a weird tangent so I am politely excusing myself from it.
burrrton wrote:Its too bad that so many people are so willing to ignore what they were warned about to begin with
It's also too bad there are so many people who are willing to swallow, hook, line, and sinker, whatever nonsense they read on crank websites. No level of criminality is outside the realm of the likely, no level of evidence to the contrary will sway you from seemingly pre-determined conclusions, and everyone is out to get you.
Your world must be terrifying.
burrrton wrote:Hey, Hawktown- was Obama born in Hawaii?
Old but Slow wrote:Just like with Cruz, it does not matter where he was born, as his mother was a US citizen.
I have no proof of anything to that question and really don't care but if he was not a US citizen, the law says no and should be handled accordingly.
Burrrton, do you have any "conspiracy theories" you think could be true or do you just think everything is debunkable?
burrrton wrote:I have no proof of anything to that question and really don't care but if he was not a US citizen, the law says no and should be handled accordingly.
I didn't ask if you had proof, I didn't ask if you cared, and we all know how the law works.
One more time: do you believe Obama was born in Hawaii?
Burrrton, do you have any "conspiracy theories" you think could be true or do you just think everything is debunkable?
Of course not. I think they run the complete gamut.
If you're *really* curious about my opinion, I have no idea why but lay a few of your more plausible theories on me and if I know enough about them to have formed an opinion, I'm happy to share it.
Burrrton, maybe some day if i find the time I'll come back and get into more theories with you but since you say you do not believe in not even one conspiracy, I don't think that your capable of having that convo in a serious fashion.
Hawktown wrote:
I don't want to believe that our own GOV would do such things to people but it gets harder and harder to NOT believe they are completely trying to rule the world and take all freedoms away as they see fit
Maybe next well [sic] take on REFINED sugar and all of its other nick names [sic] and health problems! This one is BIG and takes a lot of patients [sic] and understanding of how the body works.
burrrton wrote:Fluoride is one of those things I'm undecided about- it's good for your teeth, but it's a poison in high doses. I thought it was probably helpful, but if there is enough evidence contradicting that, you think I'm married to the idea of us having fluoride in our fcking water??
So is "I'm fine with whatever the debate yields" such an interesting take on a subject that it was worth pressing me for? Honestly, what else did you think I might say?
Maybe next well [sic] take on REFINED sugar and all of its other nick names [sic] and health problems! This one is BIG and takes a lot of patients [sic] and understanding of how the body works.
I'm not a fan of "REFINED" sugar, hawk, but I was a PT in a previous life, so unless you're an MD, how about you give the condescension a rest. I excelled in A&P.
You agree to drop the "how the body works" claptrap and I'll ignore the "how the English language works" comeback you teed up for me there.
I honestly don't know the abbreviations PT or A & P, so please fill me in. In a previous life, lol!
Actually Burrrton, fluoride is not good for your teeth and is not meant to be used internally
That said, my greater source of personal concern, outrage and sympathy beyond this particular case is focused neither upon one night’s property damage nor upon the acts, but is focused rather upon the past four-decade period during which an American political elite have shipped middle class and working class jobs away from Baltimore and cities and towns around the U.S. to third-world dictatorships like China and others, plunged tens of millions of good, hard-working Americans into economic devastation, and then followed that action around the nation by diminishing every American’s civil rights protections in order to control an unfairly impoverished population living under an ever-declining standard of living and suffering at the butt end of an ever-more militarized and aggressive surveillance state.
The innocent working families of all backgrounds whose lives and dreams have been cut short by excessive violence, surveillance, and other abuses of the Bill of Rights by government pay the true price, and ultimate price, and one that far exceeds the importances of any kids’ game played tonight, or ever, at Camden Yards. We need to keep in mind people are suffering and dying around the U.S., and while we are thankful no one was injured at Camden Yards, there is a far bigger picture for poor Americans in Baltimore and everywhere who don’t have jobs and are losing economic civil and legal rights, and this makes inconvenience at a ballgame irrelevant in light of the needless suffering government is inflicting upon ordinary Americans.
– Commentary by Baltimore Orioles COO, John Angelos, on the root causes of the unrest
sorry burrrton, you do not need to be an MD to get basic info on how the body works and processes elements.
Yes i have talked to dentists that do not use fluoride. Again that article i posted states that the CDC and ADA states that it should not be used so the dentist has nothing to do with it except for the fact that they are not all informed themselves.
Please stop with the " I know more than you BS'" most doctors are not given the truth as it is and are very oblivious as to anything besides how to treat symptoms with TOXIC MEDICINE. I would bet that very few doctors even know what the hell is even in their medicine's ingredients.
savvyman wrote:Absolutely Disturbing what we are evolving to and accepting as "Acceptable Behavior" .....
How about the Police trying to talk to the man first?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkehS8HPRHA
Hawktown wrote:I would like to see what happened 10 seconds leading up to that spray but, not cool!
savvyman wrote:Excellent News Today - A small victory for the people and our constitutional rights - With the Big Battles still to come....
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/05/07/exclusive-rand-paul-were-going-to-take-nsa-all-the-way-to-supreme-court-and-win/
>>>>>>>“A federal appeals court in New York on Thursday ruled that the once-secret National Security Agency program that is systematically collecting Americans’ phone records in bulk is illegal. The decision comes as a fight in Congress is intensifying over whether to end and replace the program, or to extend it,” the New York Times’ Charlie Savage wrote. “In a 97-page ruling, a three-judge panel for the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held that a provision of the USA Patriot Act permitting the Federal Bureau of Investigation to collect business records deemed relevant to a counterterrorism investigation cannot be legitimately interpreted to permit the systematic bulk collection of domestic calling records.”<<<<<<<<<<
savvyman wrote:
So the Military industrial complex - realizing this - needed a New Enemy to justify this insane amount of money that we were spending each year on the Military Industry (and before anyone starts jumping on this realize that 90% of the military spending goes to companies who make war machine products and supplies - not that much goes to Soldiers salaries and benefits - (and god help the poor soldiers who get injured fighting with having to receive substandard care for the rest of their lives at VA hospitals).
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