Re: Rep. Shimkus is a fool
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 3:31 pm
You forgot to insert the (R) after his name.
It wasn't necessary.Screw_Michigan wrote:You forgot to insert the (R) after his name.
Rack Tom - what a clever metaphor he's crafted for inhabiting public office.This guy should have sat quietly and let people wonder if he was an idiot
I got a Carlin CD. Here's the video you refer to.Tom In VA wrote:George Carlin said it best, the earth will shake us off like a bad case of fleas if it so desires. We are unable to contain the power of nature. We are subordinate to it.
So is this a call for insurrection, overthrow or jihad ?mvscal wrote:I'm not worried about him. His kookery is harmless enough. I'm worried about the n...igger in the White House who intends to destroy this economy with this ridiculous carbon cap and trade scheme. Whether he is doing it through ignorance or malice is beside the point. He needs to be stopped.Jsc810 wrote:Oh bullshit mvscal. There are plenty of scientific reasons to oppose or support global warming. He didn't articulate those.
Thanks...Al Fucking Gore....The heat probably will come from when the Iranians,Pakis,Indians and all those roach crawling cocksuckers start popping nukes on each other...probably a lot sooner than a billion years...Wolfman wrote:I could be wrong, but I think that the Old Testament story about Noah and the flood has a reference about God not destroying the earth again by FLOOD (water). Could it be that God kept destruction by HEAT (fire) up His sleeve ?? In reality that is how it is all going to end, hopefully several billion years from now.
Any guesses what he means by "we"? Not too many Americans want to see the POTUS fail in what he's attempting at this point.How about we start by spiking the legislation in Congress and see how that plays out.
Well, many of us already see his actions so far as a failure. Making the Pres Chimpy debts look like pocket change, messing with our W2's to give us another $20 per pay check but still taxing us on that money at year end, not ending the War but instead increasing the number of troops, etc.PSUFAN wrote: Any guesses what he means by "we"? Not too many Americans want to see the POTUS fail in what he's attempting at this point.
He'll never be so disgraced or reviled that Monica & PUSFAN won't slug it out to chug his jizzmvscal wrote: I much prefer to see him crawl out of office in 2012 disgraced, discredited and reviled..
your not referring to that Cato Institute ad are you? Of course, half the people that signed that had no idea what they were signing....and there are a lot of economists that are of the opinion that some sort of government stimulus is needed, they just disagree on how much and what it should be spent onmvscal wrote:
You mean nobody other than hundreds of economists including three Nobel prize winning economists?
You mean 50% of the general population that has not a fucking clue about what the stimulus is or what it's designed to do? You mean that 50%?Or did you mean nobody other than 50% of the country who think he is fucking up? Or are you just mindlessly regurgitating daily talking points without a clue of what you're talking about?
so what's your solution? Don't tell me let me guess-lower taxes. Or are you going to join the cacaphony of reps. that cry out in feigned anguish "what he's proposing isn't what needs to be done" yet when asked what should be done, they collectively look at each other like deer stuck in the headlights and say "well, we don't know, but we do know what he's proposing isn't what we should be doing" or maybe just submit an alternative budget that doesn't contain any actual budget numbers (seriously, that was comedic genius)In any event, his failure is inevitable considering that he has done absolutely nothing other exponentially magnify the worst aspects of Chimpy's administration. If you actually believe that what he is doing (robbing you blind) will fix the economy, you're a fucking idiot. No, ifs ands or buts about it.
seriously, you need to calm downGood job, idiots. Way to fuck up the country.
True, as far as it goes, but to take it one step further:Tom In VA wrote:We are unable to contain the power of nature. We are subordinate to it.
No, I think he meant the 50% of those who do have a clue that handing a trillion $$$ of taxpayer money over to what are essentially loan sharks to do with as they see fit (AIG bonuses) is pretty fucking stupid.Felix wrote: You mean 50% of the general population that has not a fucking clue about what the stimulus is or what it's designed to do? You mean that 50%?
Assuming that sea levels are indeed rising, which is a large assumption, I'd say some coastal areas need a good cleansing anyway.Sudden Sam wrote:War Wagon wrote: And then they come back with "bu..bu.. but the Antartic icecaps and glaciers in Greenland are melting and could raise sea levels."
To which I reply, who gives a fuck?
You would if you lived someone other than dead center USA.
so your solution is to let a company like AIG simply fail and take with it thousands and thousands of peoples pensions, 401ks, etc. not to mention the loss of thousands and thousands of jobs not only at AIG but the companies that AIG's demise would take with it? Of course, that fuck the economy two ways to Sunday what with the loss of all those tax revenues from all of those formerly employed people coupled with the monies we'd be spending on unemployment supporting all of these out of work people...but of course, your simplistic solution would be to simply regurgitate the talking points of honks like Hannity and Limbaugh, who offer nothing in the way of any kind of solution, just screeching that Obama is a socialist, he's on a power grab, he's a communist, he's Satan reincarnated, etc...seriously, do you think that type of dialogue is really what this country needs right now?War Wagon wrote:
No surprise you're one of the Kool-aid chugging dumbfucks, but let's not let a good crisis go to waste, eh?
It's still all Bushs' fault. Obama inherited this mess.mvscal wrote: See if you can fill in the blank.
Clinton Era: Spending down...economy up. Bush Era: Spending up...economy down. Onogger Era: Spending through the roof...economy _______.
so when Obama starts cutting military spending (which in large part is how Clinton reduced spending), you'll be back here screeching like a fucking harpie that Obama is gutting the military making us less safe, etc. etc.mvscal wrote:
You eliminate corporate income tax completely (since they don't pay taxes, they pass them through to their consumers) cut personal income tax across the board and get this:
CUT SPENDING, YOU BRAINLESS MOTHERFUCKING DIPSHITS
Clear enough for you? That is how you get the economy going.
Every penny the government spends is money it REMOVED from the economy in the first fucking place. I don't give a fuck how many Keynesians you line up, government spending does NOT stimulate economic growth. If it did, we would be smack in the middle of the biggest boom in world history.
See if you can fill in the blank.
Clinton Era: Spending down...economy up. Bush Era: Spending up...economy down. Onogger Era: Spending through the roof...economy _______.
So, rather than let some shitdicks go bankrupt who deserve it, lets put the taxpayers in hock for the next 20 years, print up a bunch of money that doesn't exist, fuel inflation, and ultimately bankrupt the U.S. Treasury instead.Felix wrote: so your solution is to let a company like AIG simply fail and take with it thousands and thousands of peoples pensions, 401ks, etc. not to mention the loss of thousands and thousands of jobs not only at AIG but the companies that AIG's demise would take with it?
I'll see your double down and double down on that double down. That's a quadruple down if you were wondering... of course, it's not actually my money, it doesn't even exist... bwahaha - this is fun.mvscal wrote:Onogger's "solution" to that problem is to double down on the Bush era deficits which were in no small part of the problem we face today.
um, obviously the sarcasm of cutting military spending went way the fuck over your head....no, you can't cut military spending right now...but if you check your history books, that's exactly how Clinton cut his spending....again, different time, different era....that's simply not an option for Obama at this point.mvscal wrote:
Very smart thing to do in the middle of a war. Yes, I can see the genius behind it. What happened to all the handwringing about our helpless untrained and poorly equipped troops? All bullshit? Thought so.
see above numbskull...I never said that's what Obama should do, I said that's what Clinton did to cut his spending....Well, he would certainly be making the military less safe.
our economy is flatlining you fucking dork, and no amount of tax cuts is going to jump start it....is it the intelligent thing to do? Fuck no, but at this point we've pretty much exhausted most other optionsAnd here go you tripping all over your rather pathetic imbecility. The difference between the Clinton and Bush era economies can be measured in terms of a steady increase in the level of debt across the board. There is a point at which the burden of debt becomes unsustainable and compromises the ability of the economy to grow. This is a problem in case you were wondering. Onogger's "solution" to that problem is to double down on the Bush era deficits which were in no small part of the problem we face today.
Anyone who sincerely believes that this is an intelligent thing to do should be shot in the face and left twitching in the dirt.
The troops? Fuck 'emmvscal wrote: What happened to all the handwringing about our helpless untrained and poorly equipped troops? All bullshit?
Why do you hate periods?Felix wrote:so your solution is to let a company like AIG simply fail and take with it thousands and thousands of peoples pensions, 401ks, etc. not to mention the loss of thousands and thousands of jobs not only at AIG but the companies that AIG's demise would take with it? Of course, that fuck the economy two ways to Sunday what with the loss of all those tax revenues from all of those formerly employed people coupled with the monies we'd be spending on unemployment supporting all of these out of work people...but of course, your simplistic solution would be to simply regurgitate the talking points of honks like Hannity and Limbaugh, who offer nothing in the way of any kind of solution, just screeching that Obama is a socialist, he's on a power grab, he's a communist, he's Satan reincarnated, etc...seriously, do you think that type of dialogue is really what this country needs right now?
I've got news for you hoss, if you think our economic situation is some kind of fabricated crisis, you're even more moronic than I'd originally envisioned...the thought of that is simply frightening
IndyFrisco wrote:
Why do you hate periods?