[quote]MaximusB wrote:
Occu-Poo Los Angeles has filed a restraining order against the LAPD, yes, the smelly people actually filed a motion to prevent cops from arresting them. The best part is, the LA City Council passed a resolution supporting the Occu-Poo movement in the beginning, so the restraining order might be granted.[/quote]
LOL
[quote]Gambit_Lost wrote:
The traditional American dream is slipping away. Didn’t you already say you believe that? At least the middle class certainly is. [/quote]
What does that have to do with my point?
[quote]thunderbolt23 wrote:
[quote]Gambit_Lost wrote:
The traditional American dream is slipping away. Didn’t you already say you believe that? At least the middle class certainly is. [/quote]
What does that have to do with my point?[/quote]
It shows you are a 20-something hipster enabler, obviously.
I kinda picture t-bolt as a 40-50something year old guy that sits on a rocking chair and smokes a pipe while reading the NYT and cursing whippersnappers. I mean this in a good way.
[quote]666Rich wrote:
I kinda picture t-bolt as a 40-50something year old guy that sits on a rocking chair and smokes a pipe while reading the NYT and cursing whippersnappers. I mean this in a good way.[/quote]
Heh. At least part of that description is right, and part of it is wrong, but I won’t tell you which parts. But thanks for the compliment (I think).
[quote]666Rich wrote:
I kinda picture t-bolt as a 40-50something year old guy that sits on a rocking chair and smokes a pipe while reading the NYT and cursing whippersnappers. I mean this in a good way.[/quote]
Hmm. The pipe, I agree. But I’ve always envisioned him smoking it while navigating his small sailing vessel across the seas. Then, his satellite phone rings and some head of state is seeking his advice as he cuts across the pacific.
Well done Fleabaggers, Occu-Poo Los Angeles has turned out to be 80%-90% Union members and the homeless.
A protestor at Occupy San Diego asks for a moment of silence and solidarity for the guy who tried to assassinate Obama LOL !!!
Here is a clip…
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
Well done Fleabaggers, Occu-Poo Los Angeles has turned out to be 80%-90% Union members and the homeless.[/quote]
I don’t blame the homeless…
Real effective guys…
Wow that whole occupy shit really works! Not.
Millionaires ask to raise to their taxes
[quote]therajraj wrote:
Millionaires ask to raise to their taxes
http://money.cnn.com/2011/11/16/news/economy/tax_millionaires/[/quote]
That guy was a plant at an Obama fundraiser. He made tons in the tech boom. Funny how there is nothing stopping these people from sending money to the US Treasury, yet they still don’t do it.
Pretty much sums everything up…
You know what I was thinking about last night?
I find it funny that they scream things like “This is what democracy looks like.”
These same liberals are the same people now challenging the gay marriage ban in California…full disclosure, I voted against Prop. 8, even though I am a conservative and consider myself a Christian, I truly don’t have to many problems with gay marriage…that being said, I have nothing but disdain for those challenging the ban. The ban wasn’t something cooked up by politicians and passed behind doors, it was written on and voted on by Californians. The majority of Californians, at least the majority of those that got their asses out to vote, voted that they didn’t want gay marriage. THAT, voting, is what democracy looks like, not mobs of angry children in the streets.
But that is also something that most of these liberal jokes aren’t intelligent enough to comprehend…that and the fact that we also don’t even have a democracy…but I guess Marxists shouldn’t busy themselves with details and facts…
[quote]benos4752 wrote:
You know what I was thinking about last night?
I find it funny that they scream things like “This is what democracy looks like.”
These same liberals are the same people now challenging the gay marriage ban in California…full disclosure, I voted against Prop. 8, even though I am a conservative and consider myself a Christian, I truly don’t have to many problems with gay marriage…that being said, I have nothing but disdain for those challenging the ban. The ban wasn’t something cooked up by politicians and passed behind doors, it was written on and voted on by Californians. The majority of Californians, at least the majority of those that got their asses out to vote, voted that they didn’t want gay marriage. THAT, voting, is what democracy looks like, not mobs of angry children in the streets.
But that is also something that most of these liberal jokes aren’t intelligent enough to comprehend…that and the fact that we also don’t even have a democracy…but I guess Marxists shouldn’t busy themselves with details and facts…[/quote]
Vote to repeal the California Dream Act, we are gathering votes for a referendum.
Go to www.stopab131.com
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
[quote]therajraj wrote:
Millionaires ask to raise to their taxes
http://money.cnn.com/2011/11/16/news/economy/tax_millionaires/[/quote]
That guy was a plant at an Obama fundraiser. He made tons in the tech boom. Funny how there is nothing stopping these people from sending money to the US Treasury, yet they still don’t do it. [/quote]
No one is stopping them from paying more taxes if they want to pay more they are free to do so. What they do with their income after taxes is none of my concern, however if I choose not to pay anymore of my hard earned money in taxes don’t speak for me and say we should pay more.
[quote]666Rich wrote:
I kinda picture t-bolt as a 40-50something year old guy that sits on a rocking chair and smokes a pipe while reading the NYT and cursing whippersnappers. I mean this in a good way.[/quote]
lol. I’d guess the pipe part is right… with a thick set of hipster glasses and an angry scowl across his face. But I’d be really surprised if he was older than 30.
And the NYT?!? Gotta be the journal.
I can’t wait til the people who supported OWS tries to shop Friday…I hope they do it locally…shut up all my liberal friends…
News Headlines
http://m.cnbc.com/us_news/45402815
[quote]benos4752 wrote:
I can’t wait til the people who supported OWS tries to shop Friday…I hope they do it locally…shut up all my liberal friends…
News Headlines
http://m.cnbc.com/us_news/45402815[/quote]
Let’s see - one of our economic problems and causes of unemployment is the weakness in consumer spending…
…so the OWS has decided to interrupt the biggest day of the year for consumer spending.
As if we needed one, another clear indication that the OWS types are not just “regular guys” unhappy that the “American dream” is slipping away.
[quote]thunderbolt23 wrote:
[quote]benos4752 wrote:
I can’t wait til the people who supported OWS tries to shop Friday…I hope they do it locally…shut up all my liberal friends…
News Headlines
http://m.cnbc.com/us_news/45402815[/quote]
Let’s see - one of our economic problems and causes of unemployment is the weakness in consumer spending…
…so the OWS has decided to interrupt the biggest day of the year for consumer spending.
As if we needed one, another clear indication that the OWS types are not just “regular guys” unhappy that the “American dream” is slipping away. [/quote]
They’re being good little brown shirts for the leftist agenda this is how a certain person rose to power in the 30’s, just saying