Who do you support for Governor in Ohio in 2010?

[Duke for Mayor]

xxxrayted wrote:

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Quite simple really. If you dispute my sources, then post opposing views. And no...... worthless blogs don't count. Woof.

Are you saying that the link I provided in the other forum that included a copy of Mayor Menino's letter to the chicken man didn't provide you with an accurate copy of that letter?

That was the entire reason I posted that link...it included the letter. I cared not a whit about whatever else might have been in included on the blog. The relevant portion was the letter itself.

You're just too damned ignorant to figure that out.

woof

[Che Reagan Christ]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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Are you saying that the link I provided in the other forum that included a copy of Mayor Menino's letter to the chicken man didn't provide you with an accurate copy of that letter?
That was the entire reason I posted that link...it included the letter. I cared not a whit about whatever else might have been in included on the blog. The relevant portion was the letter itself.
You're just too damned ignorant to figure that out.
woof

They blew up the chicken man in Philly last night.
They blew up his house too.

[free]

xxx lives and works in the real world. Reality is an every day issue and he deals with legislative policies, not Liberal DD theories. xxx is a productive member of the workforce. We have no idea what you do to actively contribute to our economy and society in a positive mode ?

Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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This is the WRONG place to get information on the ACA. XXX is a truck driver. Ask him how to double clutch, don't ask him about complicated issues of policy and legislation. That's like asking an auto mechanic to do your liver transplant.

[free]

So why are professionals leaving their practices to drive trucks ? Because there is less liability or the jobs go begging or there's a steady paycheck or they need a change from the whacky rules and regulations imposed on professionals that they aren't compensated for or is it the OTR experience of getting out of the rat race and traveling ?

Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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You pretend to be smarter than you are.
We need truck drivers. People who can't be doctors or attorneys or teachers drive trucks. If you were capable of cogent analysis of these policy issues, you wouldn't be driving a truck. Accept it.

[iriquOOi]

free wrote:

So why are professionals leaving their practices to drive trucks ? Because there is less liability or the jobs go begging or there's a steady paycheck or they need a change from the whacky rules and regulations imposed on professionals that they aren't compensated for or is it the OTR experience of getting out of the rat race and traveling ?
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money man money, i started with 1 now have 12, i drive when i want to. when i dont i park it, let the other 1 1 make money for me, peace and contment, i march to only 1 drummer, our lord and savior. AMEN

[xxxrayted]

Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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You pretend to be smarter than you are.
We need truck drivers. People who can't be doctors or attorneys or teachers drive trucks. If you were capable of cogent analysis of these policy issues, you wouldn't be driving a truck. Accept it.

Thank you John F Kerry.

I guess this is that typical condescending attitude of the left who in reality, looks down on blue collar workers. You think somebody needs to be a doctor or lawyer to discuss political issues; to make "cogent analysis" of stories or reports? It may surprise you, but one does not need to be a rocket scientist in order to understand the English language. Furthermore, it's conservatives who have a far better understanding of the English language than the left who frequently Clintonizes words and sentences. People on the left don't think for themselves. They rely on their politicians to think for them.

You sit there behind your internet throne acting as if you are something that you're not; criticizing everybody else while embarrassed to say who you are or what you do that makes you so superior.

[xxxrayted]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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Are you saying that the link I provided in the other forum that included a copy of Mayor Menino's letter to the chicken man didn't provide you with an accurate copy of that letter?
That was the entire reason I posted that link...it included the letter. I cared not a whit about whatever else might have been in included on the blog. The relevant portion was the letter itself.
You're just too damned ignorant to figure that out.
woof

And you're too damn gullible to figure out that anybody could have put that letter on the internet--especially if it's not from a reliable source like a blog. I provided a link to a news agency that stated there was much more to that letter than the bogus copy that guy put on the net. You can't post crap from Joe Schmoe.com and claim ultimate victory.

[xxxrayted]

free wrote:

So why are professionals leaving their practices to drive trucks ? Because there is less liability or the jobs go begging or there's a steady paycheck or they need a change from the whacky rules and regulations imposed on professionals that they aren't compensated for or is it the OTR experience of getting out of the rat race and traveling ?
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There will always be work in my field. Even with the lousy economy today, companies are still short handed. That's why I chose this career in the first place. I didn't want to end up like some whiny liberal complaining that politicians owe me money because I got into a field where there is no work, or decided not pursue a career or trade. Just do mindless work like screwing nuts onto bolts that a company can pay a primate to do.

The major problem in transportation IS the federal government. Every year they make it harder and harder for us to make a living. It's even worse for the company owners who struggle to survive these ridiculous federal regulations. I can't tell you how many professional drivers are looking to get out of it for that reason alone. They love driving, but are sick of the federal government BS. To be honest, if I would have known it would get this bad when I first started, I probably would have chose another profession myself. I'm sick of the federal government. And this is why there will always be a need for good professional drivers. Government ruins everything for everybody.

[Duke for Mayor]

xxxrayted wrote:

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And you're too damn gullible to figure out that anybody could have put that letter on the internet--especially if it's not from a reliable source like a blog. I provided a link to a news agency that stated there was much more to that letter than the bogus copy that guy put on the net. You can't post crap from Joe Schmoe.com and claim ultimate victory.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php...

http://www.boston.com/yourtown/news/downtown/...

http://bostinno.com/2012/07/25/read-mayor-tom...

http://www.wbur.org/2012/07/25/menino-boston-...

you just don't get it, do you?

woof

[Duke for Mayor]

xxxrayted wrote:

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The major problem in transportation IS the federal government. Every year they make it harder and harder for us to make a living. It's even worse for the company owners who struggle to survive these ridiculous federal regulations. I can't tell you how many professional drivers are looking to get out of it for that reason alone. They love driving, but are sick of the federal government BS. To be honest, if I would have known it would get this bad when I first started, I probably would have chose another profession myself. I'm sick of the federal government. And this is why there will always be a need for good professional drivers. Government ruins everything for everybody.

Three words:

Interstate Commerce Clause.

woof

[xxxrayted]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php...
http://www.boston.com/yourtown/news/downtown/...
http://bostinno.com/2012/07/25/read-mayor-tom...
http://www.wbur.org/2012/07/25/menino-boston-...
you just don't get it, do you?
woof

Oh geeeze. Like I've always said, the best thing about being a liberal is never having to say you were wrong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Now, in his very own words, he is pressuring the landlord of the building to not rent to Chick-Fil-A. He is using his position as an elected official to do whatever he can to stop this franchise from opening up. Why? Building code violations? Licensing fees?f No, it's because the owner of the establishment expressed his religious views about marriage.

[xxxrayted]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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Three words:
Interstate Commerce Clause.
woof

"When government fears the people, we have liberty. When people fear the government, we have tyranny."
Thomas Jefferson

[Duke for Mayor]

xxxrayted wrote:

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Oh geeeze. Like I've always said, the best thing about being a liberal is never having to say you were wrong.
http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Now, in his very own words, he is pressuring the landlord of the building to not rent to Chick-Fil-A. He is using his position as an elected official to do whatever he can to stop this franchise from opening up. Why? Building code violations? Licensing fees?f No, it's because the owner of the establishment expressed his religious views about marriage.

Im not wrong.

You simply despise the democratic process when you disagree with the results.

Mayor Menino explicitly stated that he has no legal authority to block the chicken man through the legislative process, but that doesn't mean that he is forbidden from using his free speech rights within the bounds of his authority as Mayor to guide the local discourse.

You dislike the first amendment.

That is simply..un-American.

woof

[xxxrayted]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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Im not wrong.
You simply despise the democratic process when you disagree with the results.
Mayor Menino explicitly stated that he has no legal authority to block the chicken man through the legislative process, but that doesn't mean that he is forbidden from using his free speech rights within the bounds of his authority as Mayor to guide the local discourse.
You dislike the first amendment.
That is simply..un-American.
woof

I'm un-American but Mayor Menino is not?

Duke, if you seen the owner of a construction company handing cash to a building inspector, only you would conclude that he is probably lending the inspector some money.

[Duke for Mayor]

xxxrayted wrote:

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I'm un-American but Mayor Menino is not?
Duke, if you seen the owner of a construction company handing cash to a building inspector, only you would conclude that he is probably lending the inspector some money.

That is truly funny.

You have no idea.

woof

[Duke for Mayor]

Let me explain: In one of my former lives, I was that inspector who received that attempted bribe in an envelope, not knowing that there were five crisp bennies within.

They went back to the local contractor in a Christmas card by mail that same day.

And yes...the views you display here, regularly suggesting that others have no right to express their opinions or assert their rights to vote, regardless of their societal status, are simply un-American.

"[Freedom of speech] isn't something somebody else gives you. That's something you give to yourself"

K. Vonnegut, Hocus Pocus,(1990)

woof

[xxxrayted]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

Let me explain: In one of my former lives, I was that inspector who received that attempted bribe in an envelope, not knowing that there were five crisp bennies within.
They went back to the local contractor in a Christmas card by mail that same day.
And yes...the views you display here, regularly suggesting that others have no right to express their opinions or assert their rights to vote, regardless of their societal status, are simply un-American.
"[Freedom of speech] isn't something somebody else gives you. That's something you give to yourself"
K. Vonnegut, Hocus Pocus,(1990)
woof

Perhaps pass that message on to corporate of Chick-Fil-A.

[Che Reagan Christ]

free wrote:

xxx lives and works in the real world. Reality is an every day issue and he deals with legislative policies, not Liberal DD theories. xxx is a productive member of the workforce. We have no idea what you do to actively contribute to our economy and society in a positive mode ?
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Just being in the "real" world doesn't make one qualified to diagnose or cure problems in the real world.

The sheep in a flock are in the real world. Sheepdog is in a much better position to govern things than one of the sheep.

[jack]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

Let me explain: In one of my former lives, I was that inspector who received that attempted bribe in an envelope, not knowing that there were five crisp bennies within.
They went back to the local contractor in a Christmas card by mail that same day.
And yes...the views you display here, regularly suggesting that others have no right to express their opinions or assert their rights to vote, regardless of their societal status, are simply un-American.
"[Freedom of speech] isn't something somebody else gives you. That's something you give to yourself"
K. Vonnegut, Hocus Pocus,(1990)
woof

bark bark exposed himself a union gubberment libtird

[Che Reagan Christ]

free wrote:

So why are professionals leaving their practices to drive trucks ? Because there is less liability or the jobs go begging or there's a steady paycheck or they need a change from the whacky rules and regulations imposed on professionals that they aren't compensated for or is it the OTR experience of getting out of the rat race and traveling ?
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You assume a fact not in evidence. I know of no professionals who have decided to abandon their careers in order to be truck drivers. If these folks actually exist, you left off the two most likely causes: Brain trauma or tumors. Or perhaps they wanted a job without the responsibility of doing all of the thinking for you saps.