Election 2012 Is Comming

eric lavine wrote: in twenty years, when you say who got Bin Laden, what will be the answer?

Hey, lets give credit where credit is due. Bin Laden was taken down under Obama's watch....and so was our economy.

davidg wrote: skicat2001 wrote: ononewheel wrote: Skicat, Have you ever heard "open mouth, insert foot"? Seth How bout you hide behind your keyboard before I put my texas size booot in your little . And the moral of this story is...."Don't "mess" with Texas"

eric lavine wrote: in twenty years, when you say who got Bin Laden, what will be the answer?

Seal team 6, I hope everybody remembers Obama took a week to not say no.

oh dont you guys worry, the economy is taking care of itself as the dollar de-values, in another year i should be able to get someone to paint my house for 200.00 bucks.

Ever hear of these?

From Berkshares.org-

What are BerkShares?
BerkShares are a local currency for the Berkshire region of Massachusetts. Dubbed a "great economic experiment" by the New York Times, BerkShares are a tool for community empowerment, enabling merchants and consumers to plant the seeds for an alternative economic future for their communities. Launched in the fall of 2006, BerkShares had a robust initiation, with over one million BerkShares having been circulated in the first nine months and over 2.7 million to date. Currently, more than four hundred businesses have signed up to accept the currency. Five different banks have partnered with BerkShares, with a total of thirteen branch offices now serving as exchange stations. For BerkShares, this is only the beginning. Future plans could involve BerkShares checking accounts, electronic transfer of funds, ATM machines, and even a loan program to facilitate the creation of new, local businesses manufacturing more of the goods that are used locally.

if you take an ounce of gold and put it away, chances are it will be worth more when you pull it out of your safe a year later, lately if you put a hundered dollar bill in there and pull it out it will trade for less of what it wouldve a year earlier, unlike gold or any precious metal, the reason gold is spiking is because it takes more of these hundred dollar bills to trade for it....golds up, the dollar is devalued....currency is a means of trade, thats it.

start buying some metal, this time when your rightie buddy wants to steal it, he will need a gun

skicat2001 wrote: davidg wrote: skicat2001 wrote: ononewheel wrote: Skicat, Have you ever heard "open mouth, insert foot"? Seth How bout you hide behind your keyboard before I put my texas size booot in your little . And the moral of this story is...."Don't "mess" with Texas"

So I should hide behind the same keyboard you are, typing your nonsense?

Internet threats, are so lame.


F U ass hole.



My comment was in reference to yours. I'll post it next.

ononewheel wrote: skicat2001 wrote: davidg wrote: skicat2001 wrote: ononewheel wrote: Skicat, Have you ever heard "open mouth, insert foot"? Seth How bout you hide behind your keyboard before I put my texas size booot in your little . And the moral of this story is...."Don't "mess" with Texas" So I should hide behind the same keyboard you are, typing your nonsense? Internet threats, are so lame. .

U think!!! Who started it Mr. Wossy?? Me, hide behind a keyboard..

OverMyHead wrote: phospher wrote: Yes sir, the republicans sure do have a great field. Do the republicans have a single candidate that thinks they can't "pray" away our problems? Phil I need to see a qoute on this, I have not heard any candidate suggesting that this is how they would handle problems. This seems to be your own bias making assumptions, and it hurts your credability. Solomon did not pray for God to solve his problems, he prayed for wisdom so he could effectively handle them himself. By your suggestions only athiest could be in politics (like there are not a few biases in that group). Would that be a representative democracy when 78% of the population believe in God? Why are you so against diversity? The separation of church and state was designed to keep the government from dictating a religion, not to eliminate religion from government. You have previously state you cannot say there is not a God, but by your statements you dont seem to hedge your bets on his existance (other than stating the building blocks of life where created . Have you ever read the book of kings. When the Jews followed God they prospered, when they worshipped the idols of their neighbors they were conquered and carried away. After the tird or more time you read about this happening you start to cringe and think "Why can't they learn from history?" This country was founded with a stong religious background and prospered. Jesus advocated leaders be servants. I think that is exactly what we need.

You ask to see a quote, because you have not heard this. But then you try and tell me that it hurts my credibility and that it's me being bias. It seems that you should hold the bias and credibility judgements until I at least get a chance to respond and prove you ill-informed. Unlike most of you here, I don't talk out my a$$, I'm not an idealist, and I'm not committed to any one party.

"Texas Gov. Rick Perry asked Christians to turn to God for answers to the nation's troubles as he held court Saturday over a national prayer rally attended by thousands of evangelical conservatives, an important constituency should the Republican seek the GOP presidential nomination."

more:http://www.mlive.com/news/us-world/index.ssf/2011/08/perry_turn_to_god_for_answers.html


"We see discord at home, fear in the marketplace, anger in the halls of government and as a nation we have forgotten who made us, protects us, blesses us. For that, we cry out for your forgiveness."

Perry, who was raised a Methodist, called on God to impart "wisdom" on the U.S. president — without naming Obama — and prayed that God would "inspire" the nation's leaders, pastors, generals, and parents in "difficult times."



Read more: http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Texas+Rick+Perry+president/5242384/story.html




Read more: http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/does-the-lone-star-governor-have-a-prayer-or-a-major-catholic-problem/#ixzz1XCMQMTUa



And don't preach your religious bull $*************** to me. Your religion or any other religion cannot stand on it's own two feet. Let's not get into this silly debate about your guys imaginary friend. We've been there more than once... You side with wishful thinking, I side with emperical scientific evidence. End of story.

Also Phil, my tolerance for your antitheism, is growing short, I am offended by your references to my God as my imaginary friend. Using such references shows you to be intolerant, and hateful. This is no different than racism, sexism or any other "ism".

OverMyHead wrote: Also Phil, my tolerance for your antitheism, is growing short, I am offended by your references to my God as my imaginary friend. Using such references shows you to be intolerant, and hateful. This is no different than racism, sexism or any other "ism".

Then keep it out of public policy. If you guys did, you would never hear from us. And yes, it is very different. It only means I don't believe in your deities. That is it. I don't think you should be punished for it, nor do I think anything bad should happen to those that believe. I have no real hatred for people like you I only wish they would keep it to themselves and out of public policy! Very different.

OverMyHead wrote: There is nothing that says it cannot be a part of public policy, only that it can not be dictated, Very different. And whatever its forum it does not excuse your inconsideration for others.

You are ignorant to the Treaty of Tripoli.

Treaty of Tripoli. In Article 11, it states:

    "As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion; as it has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion, or tranquillity, of Musselmen; and as the said States never have entered into any war or act of hostility against any Mehomitan nation, it is declared by the parties that no pretext arising from religious opinions shall ever produce an interruption of the harmony existing between the two countries."

The country was not founded on Christianity and it certainly should not be used in policy making. Like I said, please stop your misinformation.

phospher wrote: [QUOTE=OverMyHead] There is nothing that says it cannot be a part of public policy, only that it can not be dictated, Very different. And whatever its forum it does not excuse your inconsideration for others.

The country was not founded on Christianity and it certainly should not be used in policy makingQUOTE]

You seriously have not read the Declartion of Independence, or the United Staes Constitution.

phospher wrote: what I'm most concerned about is our scientific illiterate population. You guys only care about science when it fits your views, your ideals, your opinions. Perfect example global warming, if you don't "believe" in global warming your a science denier. Scientific consensus about man-made global warming which includes 97 percent to 98 percent of researchers in the field, according to the National Academy of Sciences is getting stronger, not weaker, as the evidence for climate change just keeps mounting.

I will put my faith in my maker, you can put yours in the guys that gave us this!



April 1977