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Guest — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:04:12 -0000

My only mention of sajwert was that you failed to answer her question.

And you have STILL failed to answer her/my question. All this other hissing and snarling from you is distraction from that simple fact.

"Candles" are often lit in the crypt of the dead. That kind of lugubrious light sure doesn't impress me. Such "illumination" serves only to prevent someone from stumbling into the corpse.

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whatistruth — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 18:32:53 -0000

Hisssssss. Hmm good. You should never reveal your perch. Read the stimulus bill. There are many candles lit where I "inhabit" little bird. Don't fly too close you may singe your wings.

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whatistruth — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 18:09:27 -0000

Come on Songbird you mentioned Sajwert in your comment. Why lie?

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Guest — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 18:04:16 -0000

Back to you, whatis: "You make absolutely no sense at all." I made no
reference to sajwert. What said was from me to you on the obvious fact of
your selling yourself out to Fear, ultimate destroyer of freedom, reason and
anything else of value.

Hey, a tree in the forest isn't a bad place to be, compared with the
subterranean darkness you inhabit. Chirrup, twitter.

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BigDaddyNH — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 11:45:44 -0000

Mike,
I agree with you.
I find it most telling that whatistruth rails against radicals in the WH, but actually reads/supports Frontpage.
What is David Horowitz if he is not a radical? He has taken his radical past and transformed himself as a conservative activist. To me, he is one of the most dangerous men in America.

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whatistruth — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 01:33:04 -0000

"You can hardly be in danger of having freedoms taken away from you when you have already taken them away from yourself. You've sold yourself out to the ultimate destroyer of freedom reason and anything else of value." You make absolutely no sense at all. Are you the defender of Sajwert? You songbirdNH are herewith banished to your tree deep in the forest where your sour notes will not be heard from rational people. Far-left, far-right, all screwballs.

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whatistruth — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:47:14 -0000

Sajwert come on. Don't you remember Obama said "we will fundamentally transform this country"? What could he mean by that?

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whatistruth — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:45:45 -0000

Sajwert as that lovely song by the Carpenters said "We've only just begun."

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whatistruth — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:35:41 -0000

SLRNashua "The WH is loaded with lef-wing radicals with marxist plans to 'fundamentally transform this country.'" "That's just not true. I disagree. Look who Obama surrounds himself with: radical far left people, progressives (have you checked the historical background of progressives?) From Obama's own mouth "we will fundamentally transform this coungtry." What does Obama mean when he says that? I prefer the government our founding father's left us. Thomas Jefferson warned us of the many misdirections this country could take. ARe we on our way? What I really "hate" is Obama and his apology tours. When Germany apologizes for the Holocaust, when Turkey apologies for 400 years of oppression and genocide of the Greeks, when France apologies for their bloody Revolution, when the Muslims apologize for burying women up to their waists and then stoning them to death, need I go on . . . Have you see the video "Hallowed Ground"? Happened to catch it when I was flipping channels. I was amazed at the thousands of graves in France of Americans who died defending freedom so far from their own homes. I was amazed at how beautifully they are maintained, I was amazed at the thousands dead and Obama goes on an apology tour. "Scare" people? No. There is enough very scary crap going on right now that my little blogs are just that "little blogs."

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whatistruth — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:19:17 -0000

Sajwert you are asking for something I do not have written evidence of. IMO I consider where Obama came from and who he surrounds himself with: radicals. Once again "Tell me who your friends are and I'll tell you who or what you are." The loss of freedoms are on the horizon. I will keep you posted when I have the facts. There is something tangible happening. When one loses freedoms they happen slowly, insidiously. Consider the campaign promises Obama has made. I'm not going to list them for you. You heard him. He campaigned as a centrist but he governs from the left. Tell you anything? The recent attempt by the WH for example to stifly Fox news. What would you call that? If the WH had succeeded "freedom of speech" would be gone with the wind. Do you think it's good policy for the State of NH to buy Claremont paper? You think there might be some bias there, some lose of freedom of speech? Many of the agruments on this blog are so adamant in making their point and proving anyone who dares to think differently or puts forward a contrary POV immediately gets slapped down. Who ever said you were a marxist?

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LibertyIsNotAnarchy — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:01:52 -0000

There needs to be an investigation. They've already admitted to election fraud with the bogus registrations. They were caught in the child prostitution sting. They have been accused in many different states. The feds need to look into it, but they're not going to because they serve the democrats. The fox is guarding the hen house.

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Guest — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:49:05 -0000

You are the accuser, and the burden of proof is entirely on you. You haven't even begun to meet that burden. Change in the balance of power isn't going to change that basic principle of law.

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LibertyIsNotAnarchy — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:40:17 -0000

They better hope the statute of limitations expires before the balance of power changes hands again.

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LibertyIsNotAnarchy — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:39:16 -0000

Yes, how dare they make money for their investors and give people jobs. We should tax them out of existence. That will rescue us from this depression. It's a bad idea. We need to stop taxing anything and everything. People need to stop asserting ownership of other people's (or other entity's) wealth. We're the people. We're the government. We're the ones that should be paying. The corporations are run by people too, they also pay just like we do.

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Guest — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:33:43 -0000

As a matter of law, the burden of proof is always, ALWAYS on the accuser.

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Guest — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:26:49 -0000

'Scuse me, but if corporations want the status of "persons" (one of the
worst SC decisions ever), and if they make income, then they are subject to
income tax like anyone else! All the more so given the VASTLY greater voice
(= $$$) that corporations exert on government than real persons are able
to. Have you heard that medical insurance corporations are justifying the
mega-millions they have spent on lobbying against health care reform on the
basis that "the spending reflects a commitment to making our voice heard"?
(Pfizer spokesperson Kristen Neese) Okay, Pfizer, you've got the
gargantuan representation, so you'd better accept the taxation!

Do you remember the time when corporations were taxed at a VASTLY higher
rate than they are now? And they did just fine! What do you s'pose the
difference is? Give you one guess: GREED!

I won't bother with your first paragraph, because it's so flaky it crumbles
at the least touch.

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LibertyIsNotAnarchy — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:01:37 -0000

Don't have to, you guys already admitted they contributed false registrations. That's also election fraud. Prove that none of those false registrations were used. You can't. We don't even know if we detected all the false ones. This whole issue is being swept under the rugs by the majority party.

We should have to show real ID before voting, and we should have something in place to ensure that people are voting in multiple jurisdictions. Our elections are all frauds until we can make that happen. It cracks me up that we died people's fingers blue in Iraq to ensure there would be no improper results. Yet here.. we just ask for a persons' name and take them at their word. We even send groups like Acorn out to remind them to vote Democrat if they want more social handouts. Then they round up just the Democrat registered voters and drive them on over to the voting booths. Isn't it grand.

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LibertyIsNotAnarchy — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:57:54 -0000

You know what your first link tells me? It tells me that the feds are cracking down on the ability of the rich to hide their assets. It's entirely plausible that the increase is due to them having to file honestly rather than hide their assets offshore. International banks are now required to provide such information for the first time in history. Of course you can take those numbers and try to fit them to an agenda, it doesn't shock me. Either way, the power rests in the hands of the consumers. Don't want to make the rich even richer? Don't be their customer. Americans are consumer lap dogs.

Your second link shows how it arguably should be. We shouldn't be taxing industry. That's where are jobs come from which feeds into our income taxes (we all pay federal, if not state as well) and into our sales and property taxes, and all the other various fees, surcharges, tariffs and what not. Isn't it repugnant that your employer would be taxed for earning revenue, then you'd be taxed on the same money as it becomes your wages, then taxed again when you purchase something (if you make the mistake of buying something in a sales tax state), then taxed again if you own property or indirectly if you pay rent. It's maddening. Taxes, taxes, taxes. Pretty soon we'll pay taxes on our taxes, with fees, and a surcharge if we want to pay with plastic. Again, you assert that you're somehow entitled to corporations' money. You want some of that money? Buy stock. Get a job there. Don't say they owe you just because they exist. It's a lie.

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Guest — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:35:07 -0000

Demonstrate to us where ACORN produced a single fraudulent vote.

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Guest — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:16:57 -0000

"The top five percent of earners pay half the country's income tax. The bottom forty percent pay nothing"?

For a sense of what those specious figures really mean, you need to look at this:
http://www.cbpp.org/cms/ind...

Economists, even, are sounding the alarm over the unprecedented and growing income gap among those who DO work.

Then among your infamous "bottom 40%" are these. Go figure.

http://www.progress.org/cor...

Now, are you going to try being a little realistic for a change? Tell me honestly, where is the greater disparity? Between tax levels? Or income levels?

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LibertyIsNotAnarchy — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 12:28:59 -0000

We'll have to agree to disagree. I hope Acorn is held fully accountable for their bad acts.

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Tesha — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 12:12:06 -0000

journalist?

nice backpeddaling there... no, they were edited not for time - but
for effect, not for truth - but for effect.

This was a hatchet job, and I hope the law takes it's pound of flesh
from these "journalists"

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LibertyIsNotAnarchy — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 11:49:57 -0000

Nearly all video is edited. What do you think the excerpts on the six o'clock news are? We don't have time to watch an entire day's worth of proceedings in the congress. We want the highlights. I'm sure this journalist did the same thing. No one is going to watch hours worth of tape, they want to see the offensive parts. There's nothing wrong with that. The parts they showed are offensive no matter what the organization may or may not have done. It's like taped evidence of cops beating a suspect. Regardless of what the suspect may have done, the behavior is not appropriate.

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Tesha — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:20:50 -0000

we KNOW it's been edited, there is no dispute

and ACORN should not have to defend themselves in the media so that
you can go find something else to bleet about.

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LibertyIsNotAnarchy — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:12:44 -0000

I see. If you can't dispute video evidence.. claim that it has been edited. You are so biased that it is truly impossible to prove anything to you. You already "know" what's true and what isn't. If what Acorn says is true, then surely their own security tapes would show it? It's odd.. I haven't seen one such video.