

I am watching it now, it really is weird.Originally Posted by Mr Earl
So, getting back to Beck calling out the Moonbats regard to Health Care a right - where is it in the Constitution that Americans have a right to health care? Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Happiness OK but there's no provision for national socialized health care in there...![]()

So, if it wasn't included in the Constitution then it isn't a right? Fuck me dead, mate, you are digging yourself a HHHUUUGGGEEE hole there . . .Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Where to start?
Let's not even start questioning the abuse or even total discard of the 8th Amendment . . . nah, that would be so easy
The 26th?
Sorry, those are from the Bill of Rights . . .
The Constitution . . . what a joke
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Got yer panties in a real twist, eh PH? I'm addressing these Moonbats who want to "fundamentally change" America into a socialist sewer with free health care. This degenerate liberalism has gone far enough. If you don't earn it, you don't deserve it should be the watchword.
Heh...btw, salaries for cops / firefighters come from taxes not that the insect two posts up would differentiate from this discussion...![]()
A Deplorable Bitter Clinger

I don't wear panties . . . maybe you should try men's underwear (Didn't we have a discussion about you and frocks in Brazil a while ago?)
So, you are saying that because certain services come from taxes they are not a right?

I'm guessing you didn't buy in to the 'compassionate' part of compassionate conservatism then BM?Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Booners may be the stereotypical conservative; doesn't give a rats about anyone or anything else but himself until something occurs that directly effects him -- at which such point he demands the Govt. / whoever else take action to aid him.
Think Nancy Regan and her stance on stem-cell research, Limbaugh on drug abuse, Cheney on gays and his lesbian daughter... Any one of the number of sterling examples of self-serving conservative hypocrisy.![]()
Heh...off-base again ant. A lot of good any socialist health care enacted in the states will do me aside from higher Federal Taxes which I'm obligated to pay.
Giving a rat's ass about the poor & downtrodden hasn't done them one iota of good as far as anyone with a room-temperature IQ would agree. Take New Orleans for example - nothing but a bottomless hole to pour bad welfare dollars after bad welfare dollars. Even Condi Rice said after Katrina blew through, the place wasn't worth rebuilding. But no, we have to 'give a rat's ass' or risk appearing jai dum instead of objective...![]()

'Even' Condi Rice? "Even"? What, is she some sort of liberal now? That neocon has a supertanker named after her FFS. From Exxon IIRC.Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Or was the 'even' word used because she is a darkie? black? a negro? Even they have opinions? Even Condi Rice, who is highly educated despite her skin colour? has a touch of the 'tar brush' perchance?
BM, you are really scraping the bottom of the barrel here.
is the xtian way if the bible is to be believed, no?Originally Posted by Boon Mee
bibo ergo sum
If you hear the thunder be happy - the lightening missed.
This time.

At one time I was one of the less erudited people. Then I got erudited. Now I'm eruditing all over the place. Does it show?Originally Posted by wefearourdespot
If it's not expressly in the Constitution then whether it's a right or not is a matter of opinion and is hashed out by the members who have formed a community. Police and fire that's something the citizen's hash out whether they wished to be taxed or not. Drinking water, the same.
The rest of the post, the 8th and 26th, my head is stuffed up and I'm not following you.

Yes, use an adult nappy, pleaseOriginally Posted by MrG
I guess my point is that a right is only a right as long as it is expedient, in which case it ceases to be a rightOriginally Posted by attaboy
I have some of those! I usually use them after I really splurge on something.Originally Posted by panama hat

During the intro of the Beck/Palin chat they have the words "Question with boldness" and a pic of Thomas Jefferson. It's a pity they didn't use more of the quote:
Question with boldness even the existence of a God;
In case you missed Glenn Beck's excellent documentary on the history of the progressive movement yesterday, here's The Revolutionary Holocaust: Live Free… or Die via Common Cents:
This is what kids would be learning in school if the schools weren't run by progressives. If this gets your appetite up to learn more, Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg and The Black Book of Communism by Stéphane Courtois et al. could not be recommended highly enough

Pretty scathing stuff me thinks. Especially about the morons sporting Che Guevara logo's everywhere.
It's true our history books have precious little regarding these vicious bloodthirsty communist dictators.

Where was Guevara a dictator?Originally Posted by Mr Earl
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Well, this statement could certainly be construed to mean that:Originally Posted by Mr Earl
(bolding by me, the apostrophe misuse and abuse is by Mr Earl. That's common from some posters though, strangely enough the American ones generally, but I digress..)Originally Posted by Mr Earl
Now, I agree that Guevara's image has been used and abused forever, but the image has become an icon for uneducated people who don't like "gubmint" or "stuff". I am quite surprised that his picture hasn't shown up at a teabagging event given their general lack of awareness.
Do I really need to repost the "Keep government out of medicare" teabagger pic again?
/meh, it's your country, enjoy watching it get torn apart by religiously directed mollusks.
Castro didn't want to share dictatorial powers with Che. Che did the wise thing and moved on else he would have been on the receiving end of a pistol instead of on the giving end. He was most comfortable on the giving end, especially, if the person he was about to murder was bound and kneeling.
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