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The shooter turns out to be a TSA employee.[/quote]
I am wondering if they ran criminal background checks on the TSA agents.
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The media is reporting the shooter had strong anti-government literature on him, yet he worked for them. Weird.[/quote]
Lets go all tin foil hat right now. This is an Obama plant to get the discussion back on assault weapons, and off the Healthcare.gov website.
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He managed to get a rifle into the terminal area, you ain’t hiding that thing in your shoe. [/quote]
Weird, the article I read does not mention that he as a TSA employee, nor was he “inside the terminal” (he was actually at the checkpoint)…Could Maxipad possibly be wrong about a matter of national news? That would truly be a first, and I for one would be shocked…
Maximus has a long history of being absolutely full of shit so best to take most of what he says as “fact” with a grain of salt. This example is always good for a chuckle. He may be right, but most of what he provides as evidence definitely needs to be verified as he has a tendency to “hear something” and then think it absolutely must be correct. Especially if it’s about California…he has a special tendency for being wrong about the state he lives in.
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I don’t know in what world you live in, to think you can talk to me like I have no nuts.
You must have hit your head on something bruh.[/quote]
I have nothing against you Max, but you do have a history of being a little off on some of these things. Especially when you’re not linking to sources and just going off hearsay. [/quote]
There is a big difference between saying “I have a long history of being full of absolute shit” and “being a little off.”
Keep in mind the shit you say as well.[/quote]
I probably used too strong a language Max and I apologize. I just don’t know why you don’t provide sources most of the time. I mean a quick google search can link to articles that will provide at least a backing for what you’re saying.
Like the case of your accountant I mean that was EASILY verifiable as malarkey man. All SMH had to do was a google search and you could see your accountant didn’t know what the hell he was talking about.
And then saying well Obama was off as well isn’t really a good arguing method. It’s just an attempt to distract from you being off on something by saying “well the President was off as well, remember when he said 57 states?!”
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Most of the time I provide links to articles, I did not in the case of my conversation with my accountant because how the hell could I. If you accuse me of quoting hearsay, well maybe that’s the information given at the time. If later it turns out to be inaccurate, and you want to chew my ass for that, go ahead. My reference to Obama was exactly that, his statement was sure as fuck not accurate, it only took years to find out. In his case, it’s even worse, because he was willfully lying.
As far as the validity of my accountant’s comment, I’m sure he was going for shock value, but his premise was not from another universe.
"In 2010, nearly three of every four dollars of California’s revenue from personal income taxes came from the top 10 percent of its income earners, according to the state’s tax agency.
The top 1 percent of income earners provided 40.9 percent of the state’s revenue from personal income taxes in 2010, down from 48.1 percent before the recession of 2007-2009."
These numbers are now even more skewed because of Prop 30, so the rich are paying even more.