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Dianana @ August 2, 2012 10:18 AM
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Originally posted by: babydaddyOriginally posted by: BRYANAOriginally posted by: Davey.
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I wish I hadn't done this.
yeah but this is America. Romney worked "hard" for his money. This is the nature of capitalism. . .what are you a socialist? Don't worry about what other people do and what they are making.
I'm assuming you're being sarcastic because this argument is so silly/stupid.
LastOnePicked @ August 3, 2012 11:23 AM
"Retired adult film actress Jenna Jameson voiced support for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney at a strip club Thursday, CBS San Francisco reports:"I'm very looking forward to a Republican being back in office," Jameson said while sipping champagne in a VIP room at Gold Club in the city's South of Market neighborhood. "When you're rich, you want a Republican in office."
Jameson was being interviewed "exclusively" by a CBS reporter who was "on assignment" at "an event marking the 8th anniversary" of the San Francisco-area strip club.
Jameson isn't the first in the business to praise Romney: Ron Jeremy recently called Romney "a good man" and "such an amazing father." In an interview with Yahoo News earlier this year, gay porn titan Michael Lucas said he would "of course" support the former Massachusetts governor. "
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crunkmoose @ August 3, 2012 7:24 PM
Its far easier to be an "amazing father" when you have ZERO worries about money and are already giving your kids about 100 million in a trust fund.
Brett Weir @ August 3, 2012 8:18 PM
I have a feeling porn stars are endorsing Romney hoping it will hurt his PR. Trolls.
Kadesh @ August 19, 2012 1:51 AM
Originally posted by: crunkmooseOriginally posted by: KadeshOriginally posted by: crunkmoose
Could you possibly over simplify things more? You've gotten to this age and you are STILL this incredibly naive?
I make it simple so there is no possible way you can misunderstand. You shouldn't blame me,people here have a tenancy to frequently misunderstand things they don't like. As for being "naive," I'm not. I'm realistic. I see how these real things work everyday.
You, sir, are FAR from realistic. No way I can misunderstand? Son, I am quite a bit more intelligent than you. I don't say that to brag. I say that because it is a fact. Its not that people misunderstand you. Its that not only are you painfully ignorant, but you also refuse to communicate clearly.
You see how these real things work everyday? Oh, you mean unlike the rest of us who work for a fucking living? ... including those of us who have been doing so a bit longer than you have? Matt.. I got my first real job while you were still 12.
NO ONE.. literally NO ONE here has complained that their neighbors have fancy stuff they don't have, so simplifying the problem of wages skyrocketing for the already-wealthy while their tax rates decline sharply and wages for other workers stay flat in comparison to inflation despite huge increases in profits and productivity over 40 years to that IS naive and unrealistic.
Let me see if I can explain the heart of the problem. Since the 70s the minimum wage has lost ground to inflation, reducing the buying power of the adjusted dollar amount to well below a living wage. Which is to say... wages for people who are working class or even lower middle class have been stagnant or actually decreased in terms of real buying power. Meanwhile the profits AND the productivity of most businesses, especially large corporations has grown greatly. So, we have an increase in the money coming in and a steady rate or decrease in the money going to workers at the middle and bottom. So, where has all this money gone? At the same time that these things have been going on the pay for executives has risen from being the wages of just under 100 average workers in adjusted dollars to being that of roughly 400 average workers in adjusted dollars.. and keep in mind.. that average salary in adjusted dollars has not gone up for average workers.
Its not about hating rich people because they are rich. Its about people not being paid a decent wage for their work.
Seriously, Matt... go do some real research on what labor was like before the late 19th century... and even in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
over all, I think I'll just go to the issue....
I don't know man. I'm content with very small things. I've learned to be content with a little instead of a lot. It looks like your always fighting everyone, even in real life. Just take it easy and relax, take a step and trust God. You ask, you receive (honestly and for moral/"Just" things).
I should have nothing in all rights, but I have more than alot of people. I'm married, have a beautiful wife at the darkest place of my life, anything that could physically satisfy, enough money, an awesome place to live,healthy, happy and a job. Logically, I should be dirt poor,depressed, sucking off the government health system, and no girl in my life. How the heck could that happen?
crunkmoose @ August 19, 2012 5:18 AM
"Logically, I should be dirt poor,depressed, sucking off the government health system, and no girl in my life. How the heck could that happen?"Logically? You got a college education then you joined the army. No wonder you are so impressed by intelligent design and the argument that stuffs complicated so god did it. You can't even figure out how doing something that improves your chances and returns in the job market followed by getting a job you basically volunteer for gets you an okay living.
Kadesh @ August 19, 2012 10:09 PM
Originally posted by: crunkmoosey
"Logically, I should be dirt poor,depressed, sucking off the government health system, and no girl in my life. How the heck could that happen?"
Logically? You got a college education then you
joined the army. No wonder you are so impressed by intelligent design and the argument that stuffs complicated so god did it. You can't even figure out how doing something that improves your chances and returns in the job market followed by getting a job you basically volunteer for gets you an okay living.
I got in the army in 2005. I finished my college education still with a brain injury. I didn't know about "intelligent design" first, I came to the same conclusion then found that intelligent design agreed. It was the research to back my personal conclusion.
You on the other hand believe that the lottery can be one over and over again by one person (this is an example of what evolution essentially is) , and you don't believe in the 2nd law of thermodynamics....not gonna debate this anymore. Having said this,I'll just let you talk until the cows come home. God loves this world. Maybe someday we'll have some tea like British men, the end.
crunkmoose @ August 20, 2012 11:35 AM
"You on the other hand believe that the lottery can be one over and over again by one person (this is an example of what evolution essentially is) , and you don't believe in the 2nd law of thermodynamics...."As usual, your comparisons are horrible. Thats not even close to what evolution is... and that refers to closed systems, which the earth is decidedly NOT.
But hey, I guess when you don't actually understand the science in the first place....
Jason Voorheees @ September 14, 2012 8:41 PM
and this one, file under wtf:
Romney reveals he's a Snooki fan
by Nicole Busch |Fox News September 14, 2012
GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney revealed he's a "Snooki fan" and implied he sleeps with "as little as possible," today during a taped interview for "Live! with Kelly and Michael."
Mitt and Ann Romney sat down with the morning show hosts after wrapping up a fundraiser in midtown Manhattan where he brought in $4 million according to his finance Chair Spencer Zwick.
The interview, which will not air until Monday, began as you would expect addressing topics ranging from the economy, health care and gun control to questions about their five boys and Ann Romney's battle with Multiple Sclerosis.
Then during the "rapid fire response" segment near the end, things rapidly got bizarre.
Romney admitted he likes Snooki's "fire-plug personality" and Ann Romney describes how she walked in on George W. Bush getting a massage during a White House visit.
She explained how when she saw the former president just after she was "blushing, blushing, blushing" as he jokingly winked and said "I look pretty good, don't I."
Romney also offered a glimpse into how he likes to sleep. When asked what he wears to bed, Romney quipped, "I think the best answer is as little as possible."
With uprisings spreading across the Middle East, the timing seemed almost as odd as the content.
It was also in stark contrast to the president's schedule today. President Obama, Secretary Hilary Clinton and Secretary Panetta were present at Joint Base Andrews when the body of Ambassador Christopher Stevens was returned to the United States.
hesinparties @ September 14, 2012 8:44 PM
"Ann Romney describes how she walked in on George W. Bush getting a massage during a White House visit.She explained how when she saw the former president just after she was "blushing, blushing, blushing" as he jokingly winked and said "I look pretty good, don't I."
GWB is trying to get on Clintons pimp level
