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    Sheepdancer said:

    Once again...I dont listen to Rush. If I sound like him its probably because we are both conservative. I could tell you that you sound just like Rosie Odonell. Would that mean you listen to her everyday, or perhaps you just share her messed up views.
    I understand that you don't listen to Rush. But, I say that "if you sound like him" it is NOT just because you are both conservative, but that conservatives seem to speak in "talking points" that all of you got the memo on. Every time Ann Coulter opens her mouth, I can tell you what she is about to say! It is as if you all went to the same Madrassa!

    Fozzy likes to accuse "us" of drinking the Koolaide, but it seems that the conservatives are the ones who don't have an "original" thought. It's just the same "anti-Liberal" mantra over and over. The words never change, only the tune.

    I appreciate that you didn't "actually" equate me with Rosie! I don't listen to HER either! She's bought into the conspiracy B.S. about 9-11, which I don't! There is enough REAL evidence against the motives and (in)efficacy of Bush, that we don't need to make things up!

    For what it's worth, I enjoy debating you because, with obvious limitations due to being a conservative , you are an intelligent man. I realize that I've been a bit harsh with you at times, and to your credit, you have not really "called" me on it. I hope, and expect, that you know better than to take my comments "personally."

    It is my fervent hope that someday Liberals and Conservatives, NEITHER of which represent MY beliefs, can come together and realize a course of action that is in the best interests of EVERY American citizen, and those of other countries on Earth, before it is too late.

    But, until such a time and contest (at which "I" would have to be named the moderator) let the battle resume!
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    It is my fervent hope that someday Liberals and Conservatives, NEITHER of which represent MY beliefs, can come together and realize a course of action that is in the best interests of EVERY American citizen, and those of other countries on Earth, before it is too late.
    Ain't gonna happen. when you have rush on one side and rosie on the other, there is no more middle ground. Vote Libertarian!
    It's fun living in the gray areas of a black and white world!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    It is my fervent hope that someday Liberals and Conservatives, NEITHER of which represent MY beliefs, can come together and realize a course of action that is in the best interests of EVERY American citizen, and those of other countries on Earth, before it is too late.
    Ain't gonna happen. when you have rush on one side and rosie on the other, there is no more middle ground. Vote Libertarian!
    Well.... if there ain't no middle ground, why on earth would I want to vote Libertarian??

    But, I DO agree with your observation. Seems BOTH sides have become so polarized, that common sense and American spirit have all but disappeared!

    Sometimes, I could SWEAR I hear Nero fiddling! :shock:
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    Golfhobo I enjoyed reading what you had to say even if I don't 100% agree with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by golfhobo
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    It is my fervent hope that someday Liberals and Conservatives, NEITHER of which represent MY beliefs, can come together and realize a course of action that is in the best interests of EVERY American citizen, and those of other countries on Earth, before it is too late.
    Ain't gonna happen. when you have rush on one side and rosie on the other, there is no more middle ground. Vote Libertarian!
    Well.... if there ain't no middle ground, why on earth would I want to vote Libertarian??

    But, I DO agree with your observation. Seems BOTH sides have become so polarized, that common sense and American spirit have all but disappeared!

    Sometimes, I could SWEAR I hear Nero fiddling! :shock:
    I am a libertarian who unfortunately has to primarily vote Republican... I did vote for the Democrat for Governor here in Oklahoma though.. if it aint broke, why fix it. The Libertarians shoot themselves in the foot every time nationally because they choose the winner of the biggest loonie contests. They have the chance to run a decent candidate this time.. will they? I highly doubt it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fozzy
    Quote Originally Posted by golfhobo
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    It is my fervent hope that someday Liberals and Conservatives, NEITHER of which represent MY beliefs, can come together and realize a course of action that is in the best interests of EVERY American citizen, and those of other countries on Earth, before it is too late.
    Ain't gonna happen. when you have rush on one side and rosie on the other, there is no more middle ground. Vote Libertarian!
    Well.... if there ain't no middle ground, why on earth would I want to vote Libertarian??

    But, I DO agree with your observation. Seems BOTH sides have become so polarized, that common sense and American spirit have all but disappeared!

    Sometimes, I could SWEAR I hear Nero fiddling! :shock:
    I am a libertarian who unfortunately has to primarily vote Republican... I did vote for the Democrat for Governor here in Oklahoma though.. if it aint broke, why fix it. The Libertarians shoot themselves in the foot every time nationally because they choose the winner of the biggest loonie contests. They have the chance to run a decent candidate this time.. will they? I highly doubt it!
    The biggest problem with the Libertarian party is, no grass roots. You need to start at the local level and work up to the national level. The problem with the dems and repubs are they both want rules to stiffle our personal freedoms, it's just they can't agree on which ones to use. :?
    It's fun living in the gray areas of a black and white world!

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    The problem with the dems and repubs are they both want rules to stiffle our personal freedoms,
    So, I would ask you this. The democrats and the Republicans have been in power for a really really long time. Exactly what personal freedoms have I lost?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
    The problem with the dems and repubs are they both want rules to stiffle our personal freedoms,
    So, I would ask you this. The democrats and the Republicans have been in power for a really really long time. Exactly what personal freedoms have I lost?
    Let's see: patriot act, seatbelt laws, no smoking laws, no picking your nose in public laws. you know, things like that.
    It's fun living in the gray areas of a black and white world!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
    The problem with the dems and repubs are they both want rules to stiffle our personal freedoms,
    So, I would ask you this. The democrats and the Republicans have been in power for a really really long time. Exactly what personal freedoms have I lost?
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Let's see: patriot act, seatbelt laws, no smoking laws, no picking your nose in public laws. you know, things like that.
    Your right to personal freedom ends when your behavior affects others. See the bolded above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin
    Quote Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
    The problem with the dems and repubs are they both want rules to stiffle our personal freedoms,
    So, I would ask you this. The democrats and the Republicans have been in power for a really really long time. Exactly what personal freedoms have I lost?
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Let's see: patriot act, seatbelt laws, no smoking laws, no picking your nose in public laws. you know, things like that.
    Your right to personal freedom ends when your behavior affects others. See the bolded above.
    Ok, how do seatbelt laws affect others? And as far as smoking goes, no one has ever shown me hard evidence of second hand smoke. and if you think a little second hand smoke is bad for you, god help the 15,000,000 ppl that live in Lost Angeles and have to breath all that smog down there
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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin
    Quote Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
    The problem with the dems and repubs are they both want rules to stiffle our personal freedoms,
    So, I would ask you this. The democrats and the Republicans have been in power for a really really long time. Exactly what personal freedoms have I lost?
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Let's see: patriot act, seatbelt laws, no smoking laws, no picking your nose in public laws. you know, things like that.
    Your right to personal freedom ends when your behavior affects others. See the bolded above.
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Ok, how do seatbelt laws affect others? And as far as smoking goes, no one has ever shown me hard evidence of second hand smoke. and if you think a little second hand smoke is bad for you, god help the 15,000,000 ppl that live in Lost Angeles and have to breath all that smog down there
    When a seatbelt is not worn and the car is wrecked, then you are in a coma for 30 years (28 years more than your insurance covers), I am paying for your care. That is how you affect others not wearing a seatbelt.

    As for smoking, no studies to read through; just answer two questions:

    Does smoking harm the smoker?

    When a person smokes and inhales normally, then exhales the smoke, have they completely filtered out the tar and carcinogens with their lungs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin
    Quote Originally Posted by Colin
    Quote Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
    The problem with the dems and repubs are they both want rules to stiffle our personal freedoms,
    So, I would ask you this. The democrats and the Republicans have been in power for a really really long time. Exactly what personal freedoms have I lost?
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Let's see: patriot act, seatbelt laws, no smoking laws, no picking your nose in public laws. you know, things like that.
    Your right to personal freedom ends when your behavior affects others. See the bolded above.
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Ok, how do seatbelt laws affect others? And as far as smoking goes, no one has ever shown me hard evidence of second hand smoke. and if you think a little second hand smoke is bad for you, god help the 15,000,000 ppl that live in Lost Angeles and have to breath all that smog down there
    When a seatbelt is not worn and the car is wrecked, then you are in a coma for 30 years (28 years more than your insurance covers), I am paying for your care. That is how you affect others not wearing a seatbelt
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    Just the answer I thought I would get. In this case, you are putting money before personal freedoms. Never used to be that way, but I guess now, money is more important.


    As for smoking, no studies to read through; just answer two questions:

    Does smoking harm the smoker?

    So? it's their lungs

    When a person smokes and inhales normally, then exhales the smoke, have they completely filtered out the tar and carcinogens with their lungs?

    No more then most of the smoke stacks in refineries.
    It's fun living in the gray areas of a black and white world!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Quote Originally Posted by Colin
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
    The problem with the dems and repubs are they both want rules to stiffle our personal freedoms,
    So, I would ask you this. The democrats and the Republicans have been in power for a really really long time. Exactly what personal freedoms have I lost?
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Let's see: patriot act, seatbelt laws, no smoking laws, no picking your nose in public laws. you know, things like that.
    Your right to personal freedom ends when your behavior affects others. See the bolded above.
    Quote Originally Posted by jnk2001
    Ok, how do seatbelt laws affect others? And as far as smoking goes, no one has ever shown me hard evidence of second hand smoke. and if you think a little second hand smoke is bad for you, god help the 15,000,000 ppl that live in Lost Angeles and have to breath all that smog down there
    When a seatbelt is not worn and the car is wrecked, then you are in a coma for 30 years (28 years more than your insurance covers), I am paying for your care. That is how you affect others not wearing a seatbelt
    .

    Just the answer I thought I would get. In this case, you are putting money before personal freedoms. Never used to be that way, but I guess now, money is more important.


    As for smoking, no studies to read through; just answer two questions:

    Does smoking harm the smoker?

    So? it's their lungs

    When a person smokes and inhales normally, then exhales the smoke, have they completely filtered out the tar and carcinogens with their lungs?

    No more then most of the smoke stacks in refineries.
    Quit deflecting. We're talking about a product people buy and insist affect no one else.

    I think you misunderstood my point I was trying to make. The answer to the first question is yes and the answer to #2 is no. That is how second hand smoke affects others.

    I missed your first reply. Can you try to quote a little better?

    No I am not putting money before personal freedom. I will gladly pay for your care. That is the difference. I gladly pay taxes to care for others who can't care for themselves. You asked how it affects others. I gave a reason.

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    Everyone babbles about the Patriot laws and the rights they've lost.. they cannot explain these rights that they have lost at all. Mainly because they have not lost any.

    And I'm betting that the person who is pretending that there is no hard evidence against second hand smoke causing health problems is a smoker.

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    When a seatbelt is not worn and the car is wrecked, then you are in a coma for 30 years (28 years more than your insurance covers), I am paying for your care. That is how you affect others not wearing a seatbelt
    Well, if the person had been wearing their federally mandated crash helmet, perhaps the seatbelt wouldn't have been necessary!! :wink:
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    Another scenario.....Say some guy rolls his car on the highway in front of me, doesnt have a seatbelt on and is thrown from his car out on the highway in front of me. Im going to have to stop my car, get out and pick up whats left of him and move him to the side of the road with the other roadkill. In turn, I might get his blood on me and be late for work. :twisted:

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    Naw.... just let him lie there. I like trying to hit the vultures!

    Besides.... whatever you do, don't get his BLOOD on you! He might have AIDS. Aids, of course, probably kills more people, and costs more in health care, than NOT wearing a seatbelt. Aids is, usually (not always) spread by having SEX!

    Ergo... if we're gonna outlaw second hand smoke, and IMPOSE seat belt use..... we should also outlaw having SEX!!! :shock:

    Hey, don't blame ME for these crazy ideas!! I'm SURE I heard it first on Fox News!! :wink:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fozzy
    Everyone babbles about the Patriot laws and the rights they've lost.. they cannot explain these rights that they have lost at all. Mainly because they have not lost any.

    And I'm betting that the person who is pretending that there is no hard evidence against second hand smoke causing health problems is a smoker.
    A, I don't smoke. AND plz show me the hard evidence.

    B, listening in on ppls phone conversations without a warrnt (part of the patriot act) is a big loss of rights.

    Problem with a lot of conservatives is they assume so much. which is why these kinds of laws can be put in so easily. You don't think for one minute, you aren't putting security ahead of personal freedoms?
    It's fun living in the gray areas of a black and white world!

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    Quote Originally Posted by golfhobo
    When a seatbelt is not worn and the car is wrecked, then you are in a coma for 30 years (28 years more than your insurance covers), I am paying for your care. That is how you affect others not wearing a seatbelt
    Well, if the person had been wearing their federally mandated crash helmet, perhaps the seatbelt wouldn't have been necessary!! :wink:
    Now, that's funny............
    It's fun living in the gray areas of a black and white world!

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