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During the Bush administration, there was the introduction of a project that gave subsidies to those who could not afford a phone. The basic principle of the program is that everyone should have access to emergency services like 911. There are a number of deaths that take place every year do to lack of proper communication, and access to emergency services should be a right for everyone. It wasn't meant for the abuses inherent in obamaphone mass distribution as payment for vote buying. obama used it as a modern day version of what the old Pols used as "walking around" money in the ghettos and buying votes in saloons. Spin it whatever way fits your narrative, it is an aberration of the intended use. Is this woman calling 911 in an emergency? http://www.youtube.com/watch ...
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RipleysTerrier
Albany, NY
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Hingle McCringleberry wrote: When a Nation is divided as this one is now, it is the President that is called upon to not only protect the nation, but to heal the division that afflicts the nation. It requires leadership and vision to restore a nation to harmony. It is the hallmark of a great President who can put aside party and idealogy for the sake of the nation, it is a great President who extends his hand to an political adversary to make the nation whole once again and get on with the nations' purpose. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, possessed this abiltiy. The current occupant of the White House, does not. Look, your boy lost the election...get over it.
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Ruperict
Albany, NY
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Hingle McCringleberry wrote: During the Bush administration, there was the introduction of a project that gave subsidies to those who could not afford a phone. The basic principle of the program is that everyone should have access to emergency services like 911. There are a number of deaths that take place every year do to lack of proper communication, and access to emergency services should be a right for everyone. It wasn't meant for the abuses inherent in obamaphone mass distribution as payment for vote buying. obama used it as a modern day version of what the old Pols used as "walking around" money in the ghettos and buying votes in saloons. Spin it whatever way fits your narrative, it is an aberration of the intended use. Is this woman calling 911 in an emergency? http://www.youtube.com/watch ... In New York State, EVERY welfare-recipient with three or more children and less than $25,500 in annual income qualifies for a subsidized Ford Focus. The applicant must pay $99 per month, but insurance, title and all other fees are waived.
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LockSmythe
Albany, NY
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Ruperict wrote: <quoted text> In New York State, EVERY welfare-recipient with three or more children and less than $25,500 in annual income qualifies for a subsidized Ford Focus. The applicant must pay $99 per month, but insurance, title and all other fees are waived. This is inaccurate. Recipients are not limited to purchase of a particular car (ie Ford Focus), it's just that the Focus happens to fall within the cost-guidelines. Also, applicants are charged based upon a sliding-scale, so one person might pay $99 per month and another might pay nothing or very little. Most welfare-recipients are getting their cars for about $50 per month, including insurance and a $75 gas stipend.
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RipleysTerrier wrote: <quoted text> Look, your boy lost the election...get over it. Who you calling boy? Sucker.
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Geoff
Binghamton, NY
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Hingle McCringleberry wrote: <quoted text> Who you calling boy? Sucker. You are a minority now. Embrace that fact.
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Geoff wrote: <quoted text> You are a minority now. Embrace that fact. Do I look like a guy named Geoff? Is that pronounced Jeff? Fo shizzle, mo dizzle.?
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Shotty McPherson
United States
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All I know is Obama and his army of flying monkeys ain't getting my guns. No way. If he tries, it will be the start of the next civil war.
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J Reno
Utica, NY
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Shotty McPherson wrote: All I know is Obama and his army of flying monkeys ain't getting my guns. No way. If he tries, it will be the start of the next civil war. You are sooo funny. No more Ruby Ridge. One little missile and your little property will be nothing but a bad memory. Beginning and end of the civil war in your little mind.
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Don't worry about Gun Violence, the President has put Joe Biden in charge of a Commission to investigate, promising the usual results: http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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LockSmythe
Albany, NY
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Shotty McPherson wrote: All I know is Obama and his army of flying monkeys ain't getting my guns. No way. If he tries, it will be the start of the next civil war. What is this almost fanatical allure of guns? If you got a small weiner, no tricked-out assault rifle will change that.
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tom deely
United States
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Of course er are going to vote.I'm blogging today to tell everyone I'm three Brentwood and cental islip area to vote row c conservative/republican ,let our local leaders know u exist good people,please.sign man...2313@$$$...
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TerrifiedTeaPart ier
Albany, NY
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I love guns largely because I'm a terrified white guy who believes way too many conpiracy theories. You see, I'm preparing for doomsday scenarios that will simply never happen, and - even if they did -my tiny brain cannot comprehend that a few assault rifles will not save me. When I hold a big assault rifle in my hands, It makes me feel strong and powerful; that's important to me, because I don't have a lot of control and power in my life. My wife pushes me around pretty good, I can't hold a steady job, and I'm really not that bright, so guns are kind of like "strap on power" for guys like me. Also, I use guns to bond with other dudes who also have to rely on exaggerated firepower to compensate for personal shortcomings.
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Renfield
Albany, NY
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Shotty McPherson wrote: All I know is Obama and his army of flying monkeys ain't getting my guns. No way. If he tries, it will be the start of the next civil war. If they ever do come to get your guns, you and every other gun-owner will: 1. Sh**t your pants 2. Hand over your guns immediately. Who do you think you're kidding?
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“WTF”
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TerrifiedTeaPartier wrote: I love guns largely because I'm a terrified white guy who believes way too many conpiracy theories. You see, I'm preparing for doomsday scenarios that will simply never happen, and - even if they did -my tiny brain cannot comprehend that a few assault rifles will not save me. When I hold a big assault rifle in my hands, It makes me feel strong and powerful; that's important to me, because I don't have a lot of control and power in my life. My wife pushes me around pretty good, I can't hold a steady job, and I'm really not that bright, so guns are kind of like "strap on power" for guys like me. Also, I use guns to bond with other dudes who also have to rely on exaggerated firepower to compensate for personal shortcomings. Now thats funny right there! This is also funny.... New York Primary Election Sept 14: Will you vote? You know what, I think I will vote this September 14th, I don't like either of the presidents but I gotta cast my vote for the lesser of 2 evils right. Wait, it's december WHAT?! Looks like we all missed our chance to vote. What a misleading topic...
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Renfield wrote: <quoted text> If they ever do come to get your guns, you and every other gun-owner will: 1. Sh**t your pants 2. Hand over your guns immediately. Who do you think you're kidding? Why would he shoot his pants? It's a three letter word for you obama/biden fans; J O B S .
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TerrifiedTeaPartier wrote: I love guns largely because I'm a terrified white guy who believes way too many conpiracy theories. You see, I'm preparing for doomsday scenarios that will simply never happen, and - even if they did -my tiny brain cannot comprehend that a few assault rifles will not save me. When I hold a big assault rifle in my hands, It makes me feel strong and powerful; that's important to me, because I don't have a lot of control and power in my life. My wife pushes me around pretty good, I can't hold a steady job, and I'm really not that bright, so guns are kind of like "strap on power" for guys like me. Also, I use guns to bond with other dudes who also have to rely on exaggerated firepower to compensate for personal shortcomings. TeaParty, really? You sound just like an obama voter, who wants tp protect heself from flesh-eatu=ing Zombies, Yo.
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LockSmythe wrote: <quoted text> What is this almost fanatical allure of guns? If you got a small weiner, no tricked-out assault rifle will change that. "There are two kinds of people in this world, those with loaded guns and those that dig. You [will] dig"
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LockSmythe
Albany, NY
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Hingle McCringleberry wrote: <quoted text> "There are two kinds of people in this world, those with loaded guns and those that dig. You [will] dig" See, this is what I'm talking about. Gun-queers think that they can justify their strange, childish fascination with "clever" bon mots. This is largely because they aren't very bright individuals, so they have to rely on NRA witticisms to make a point. "If they outlaw guns, only the outlaws with have guns". "I'd rather be judged by twelve than carried by six". Juvenile.
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LockSmythe
Albany, NY
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There's an article in Guns and Ammo this month that states that Ruger is building a fake vagina into the stocks its newest line of assault rifles, so that "...owners may finally achieve the closeness to their weapons that we know they crave".
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