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I wonder what it would take to get the rest of those cicksuckers up in a homemade aircraft?

Blood sucking illegal alien hiring WalMart heir does the world a favor

Neocon meltdown in 3...2...1

Wal-Mart heir John T. Walton, who threw his considerable financial support behind efforts to educate low-income children, has died in the crash of a homemade, experimental aircraft.

Yeah, what a scumbag. :roll:

Hapday wrote:

Wal-Mart heir John T. Walton, who threw his considerable financial support behind efforts to educate low-income children, has died in the crash of a homemade, experimental aircraft.

Yeah, what a scumbag. :roll:

He was funding a voucher program you cockknocker. Every rich person in America does some kind of tax write off bullshit like that.

BSmack wrote:

Hapday wrote:

Wal-Mart heir John T. Walton, who threw his considerable financial support behind efforts to educate low-income children, has died in the crash of a homemade, experimental aircraft.

Yeah, what a scumbag. :roll:

He was funding a voucher program you cockknocker. Every rich person in America does some kind of tax write off bullshit like that.

Is it mandatory for rich people to do that? Do the Heinz-Kerrys do it too?

Hapday wrote:Is it mandatory for rich people to do that? Do the Heinz-Kerrys do it too?

Yep, they do.

Every rich person gives money to charity so they don't have to give it to the government. What every rich person does not do, is start their own foundation to enact public school reform and by doing so guarantee themselves a gigantic increase in workload.

You cheer this guy's death? You suck.

http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:tmJ2 ... pist&hl=en

By contrast(as compared to a standard voucher program), the $100 million that John Walton and Ted Forstmann have invested in the Children’s Scholarship Fund goes directly to families. Their smaller grant has already done more to constructively change American education than the Annenberg Foundation ever will.

http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:2OMb ... pist&hl=en

John Walton is a director of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Mr. Walton also serves on several non-profit foundations, including Walton Family Foundation, with a focus on scholarships and assisting public school improvement; and the New American Schools Development Corporation, a non-profit organization that develops new educational "delivery models" for public school use. Mr. Walton is chairman of School Futures Research, an organization that develops and operates charter public schools based in San Diego, California.

http://interversity.org/lists/arn-l/arc ... 00208.html

Another philanthropist infected by the
education reform bug, this time a
devotee of theory four, is Wal-mart heir
John Walton. Because of his deep
commitment to providing poor and minority
students with educational
opportunities (and eventually changing the
entire K-12 delivery system), the
Walton Family Foundation has helped launch
and develop dozens of charter
schools, aided charter-support
organizations, underwritten an annual school
choice symposium run by the Black Alliance
for Educational Options (which
Walton philanthropy also supports), assisted
private schools serving students
from low-income families, and stimulated
scholarship programs to get them
there. This list goes on and on.

I would have been more impressed had he used his fortune to provide better pay for his workers.

I would have been more impressed had he used his fortune to provide better pay for his workers.

No you wouldn't. You'd still hate him because he was wealthy. Besides, it's a moot point because if he paid his workers what you think is "better pay", he'd be out of business in a couple of months.

BSmack: I think the parking lot cart-fetcher should make $50,000/year so he can afford a house. Wouldn't that be nice?
Everyone Else: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

aircraft made in china?

aircraft made in china?

RACK!

Variable wrote:

I would have been more impressed had he used his fortune to provide better pay for his workers.

No you wouldn't. You'd still hate him because he was wealthy. Besides, it's a moot point because if he paid his workers what you think is "better pay", he'd be out of business in a couple of months.

BSmack: I think the parking lot cart-fetcher should make $50,000/year so he can afford a house. Wouldn't that be nice?
Everyone Else: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

No you dipshit I didn't say cart fetchers should be making 50k.

Just sayin I would have been impressed if the billionare had maybe fronted for healthcare.

mvscal wrote:

Variable wrote:

I would have been more impressed had he used his fortune to provide better pay for his workers.

No you wouldn't. You'd still hate him because he was wealthy.

RACK. What a fucking cunt.

Double RACK!!

BTW, Limousine Liberals are still OK, as far as BMonica is concerned.

He was funding school vouchers, so kids could be educated to take his minimum wage jobs?

Priceless. What a tool.

I hope he was a christian, so he can burn in hell.

Dinsdale wrote:He was funding school vouchers, so kids could be educated to take his minimum wage jobs?

Priceless. What a tool.

I hope he was a christian, so he can burn in hell.

Finaly someone gets it.

Dinsdale wrote:I hope he was a christian, so he can burn in hell.

Wasn't it like "easier for a camel to fit through the eye of a needle than a rich man to get into heaven"

Is that still taught, or only the part where God hates abortions?

Dinsdale wrote:He was funding school vouchers, so kids could be educated to take his minimum wage jobs?

If that isn't the dumbest thing ever, it is in the top 5.

BSmack wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:He was funding school vouchers, so kids could be educated to take his minimum wage jobs?

Priceless. What a tool.

I hope he was a christian, so he can burn in hell.

Finaly someone gets it.

Yeah, there's lots of kids who go to private schools that end up working at Wal-Mart. :roll:

You know what sucks about having money? You're an asshole if you don't give any of it away, you're an asshole if you don't give it enough of it away (enough meaning "most" to people like BSmack), and you're an asshole if you don't give it away to organizations that liberals approve of.

Sad thing is, apparently you libs would hate this guy LESS if he didn't give ANY of his cash away. Nice attitude.

BSmack wrote: meltdown in 3...2...1

I think you already accomplished that without the neocons even having to voice an opinion.

Anyone here ever flip a bum a quarter?
Anyone here than get your friends in the rich media to write it up like you were some kind of saint?
Given his vast (via fucing and goudging the poor) wealth, what he did adds up to basically the same.

Burn Pig Burn.

Bace if your interested.
The eye of a camel was a narrow entrance way to some old school place.
Folks there had a bitch of a time trying to get their frightened camels through it.

Dins, when it comes to religion, you are a complete idiot.
Ice pick to the ear

tough love wrote:Anyone here ever flip a bum a quarter?

Not recently but I did drop three bills on a mental case yesterday

Variable wrote: You know what sucks about having money? You're an asshole if you don't give any of it away

BINGO!!!! This guy gets it!!!!!!!

Sincerely,
God

P.S.: For those of you who didn't get any of Walton's vouchers and learn how to read, I actually intended for you to give MOST OF IT away, not some of it. But go ahead and keep interpereting My words to suit your own sinning ass....I've got a suprise waiting for you.

P.P.S.: You guys really need to work on that "not killing" and "not coveting" thing, too. I'm watching.





Felice brought up the exact passage I was thinking of, which is the one the "christian values" people have taken an eraser to in the almost-holy Bible.

And THAT is why christians kick their own ass every time they open their mouths...or one of the many reasons.

Any random collection of words would be more coherent than Dins' post.

^
'Bode' the School of shutyomouth graduate.

And THAT is why christians kick their own ass every time they open their mouths...or one of the many reasons.

I was gonna say... Not like there's a shortage of hypocrisy among the christian ranks, or at least those with a microphone in front of them.

mvscal wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:P.P.S.: You guys really need to work on that "not killing"

Killing is fine. The proscription is against murder.

^^^^^^^^^^ Reads the Bible looking for loopholes.

^^^^^^^^^^ Reads the Bible looking for loopholes.

The bible is a living document written long ago.

"Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife" also includes same-sex partners and common law spouses, because all are in the spirit of the author's intentions.

Sin,
BSmack

mvscal wrote:Lots of shallow, bitter losers up in this bitch.

Hey now. I ain't a millionaire, but I haven't gone teats up either.

So comparatively, bode me. :)

mvscal wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:P.P.S.: You guys really need to work on that "not killing"

Killing is fine. The proscription is against murder.

Yeah. "Thou Shalt not kill" is so, so vague. :roll:

Variable wrote:The bible is a living document written long ago.

No its not. The Bible is a rulebook used by hucksters to control people. Like any other fraud, it is made even more dangerous by having elements of truth attached to the big lie. One of those elements of truth is the idea that we should not kill each other.

If one continues to base ones opinions on some made up self-serving garbage of what a Christain is; one can never go wrong HERE.

Concerning CHRISTIAN matter's, I prefer The BIBLE over some of your messed up crap.

Matt: 7:
21"Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.
22Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works?
23And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.

Din's is simply an idiot who try's to shutyomouth responce, but if mv actually believes that by doing proper evil, one will be blessed by the almighty, he's being as big of a fool as those al-Quaida freaks are.

Matthew 25:40

Great stuff, which will never play here. :wink:

mvscal wrote:

Mister Bushice wrote:

mvscal wrote: Killing is fine. The proscription is against murder.

Yeah. "Thou Shalt not kill" is so, so vague. :roll:

The Hebrew Torah was written in English? Really? I don't suppose you have a link for that?

Try and stay focused - we're talking about Christians and the reference was to the 10 commandments.

So? It's the interpretation that matters, and the interpretation is "Kill" Not "murder"

See You Next Wednesday wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:He was funding school vouchers, so kids could be educated to take his minimum wage jobs?

If that isn't the dumbest thing ever, it is in the top 5.

Rack!!

There's a difference between life and death situations where it's kill or be killed (self defense), and killing because you can, decide it's the only way to get what someoen else has that you want, or are told to. Just depends on where you draw the line.

RACK Variable.




Meanwhile the leftists and MoveOn.org's wallet ... George Soros is trying to buy a baseball team. :roll: :roll: :roll:

Tom In VA wrote:Meanwhile the leftists and MoveOn.org's wallet ... George Soros is trying to buy a baseball team. :roll: :roll: :roll:

So I hear. And it looks like the GOP is going to try to play hardball on the issue. So much for "free" markets. :roll:

Major League Baseball hasn't narrowed the list of the eight bidders seeking to buy the Washington Nationals and some Republicans on Capitol Hill already are hinting at revoking the league's antitrust exemption if billionaire financier George Soros , an ardent critic of President Bush and supporter of liberal causes, buys the team.

"It's not necessarily smart business sense to have anybody who is so polarizing in the political world," Rep. John E. Sweeney (R-N.Y.) said. "That goes for anybody, but especially as it relates to Major League Baseball because it's one of the few businesses that get incredibly special treatment from Congress and the federal government."

Rep. Tom M. Davis III (R-Va.), who was a strong supporter of bringing a baseball team to Virginia, told Roll Call yesterday that "Major League Baseball understands the stakes" if Soros buys the team. "I don't think they want to get involved in a political fight."

BSmack wrote:

Tom In VA wrote:Meanwhile the leftists and MoveOn.org's wallet ... George Soros is trying to buy a baseball team. :roll: :roll: :roll:

So I hear. And it looks like the GOP is going to try to play hardball on the issue. So much for "free" markets. :roll:

Major League Baseball hasn't narrowed the list of the eight bidders seeking to buy the Washington Nationals and some Republicans on Capitol Hill already are hinting at revoking the league's antitrust exemption if billionaire financier George Soros , an ardent critic of President Bush and supporter of liberal causes, buys the team.

"It's not necessarily smart business sense to have anybody who is so polarizing in the political world," Rep. John E. Sweeney (R-N.Y.) said. "That goes for anybody, but especially as it relates to Major League Baseball because it's one of the few businesses that get incredibly special treatment from Congress and the federal government."

Rep. Tom M. Davis III (R-Va.), who was a strong supporter of bringing a baseball team to Virginia, told Roll Call yesterday that "Major League Baseball understands the stakes" if Soros buys the team. "I don't think they want to get involved in a political fight."

Maybe he shouldn't be wasting his money on a baseball team. I mean, he should just take all that money he has and give it away, without expecting a tax write-off You're bold in your brazen, unabashed hypocrisy, I'll acknowledge that.

Tom In VA wrote:Maybe he shouldn't be wasting his money on a baseball team. I mean, he should just take all that money he has and give it away, without expecting a tax write-off You're bold in your brazen, unabashed hypocrisy, I'll acknowledge that.

The hypocrisy is watching "free market" Republicans turn into socialists the second it looks like a political rival might score a deal.