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Another one of those classic genius posts, sure to generate responses. You log on the next day to see what your witty gem has produced to find no one gets it and 2 knotheads want to stick their dicks in it... Well played, sir!! -
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Originally posted by KristyOriginally posted by cadaverdogComment
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Given the repetitive nature of Lounge's recent posts, I sometimes seriously wonder if he's actually a forum bot built by a really crappy programmer.
Though to be fair, he makes it really easy to imagine.
Seriously, Arielle posted stuff with more thought-provoking content.
Lounge-BOT programmer: "Why does it never go down the 'post meaningful ideas' branch?"Comment
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It hurts, I know man.....
I've been there.
You see the candidate you love and support so much fade into obscurity....
Let it out....we're all here for you.Originally posted by KristyOriginally posted by cadaverdogComment
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Ron Paul can't fade into obscurity.
He was never not-obscure to begin with.Comment
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So by your logic, murderers and rapists should have the freedom to rape and murder, right?
If the majority of people think a law should be passed, it's passed. It's called a Democracy.
Lay off the Paul Pipe, bro! It's rotting your brain
Nice back patting there!There are a lot of people that donate to charities to help people that are in unfortunate circumstances. I'm one of them. Those organizations help people in my area. I'm proud of what they do and I'm proud of my contribution. My company and my coworkers donate time every quarter to go help underprivileged families and children have food to eat, or playgrounds built, or trees planted, or houses built. If I didn't have so much taken away from me in taxes, I'd donate more time and money, because I would be able to afford to.
Do you really think there's enough charity to cover all people who are truly needy? Or do you believe that people are in that position by choice and if they worked a little harder they'd be OK.
So there's no one in your little utopia that is struggling and needs help? Wow!I do not see a lack of effort or desire in my community to help people who have fallen on hard times.
I live in a place that's been devastated by the recession, period. Caring about each other isn't the issue, it's when the homeless shelters are referring families to tent cities that I have a problem. As would any other compassionate human being.Maybe you just live in a shitty place where no one cares about each other. I don't know.
Hey, it'd their own fault and they should of had some type of insurance like Paul has....
That's what I said? ReallyWhat you're saying is that people don't believe in helping each other, so they should be forced to do it.
I thought I said thisIf we were living in an era where churches and people helped their neighbors, like in the past, it would work.Originally posted by vandeleurComment
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Never not-obscure ??
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Yeah, I really need to post more of my opinions because no one likes me here!Originally posted by vandeleurComment
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No.
Liberty is the ability to do whatever you want, so long as you don't harm someone else.
uh ... I'm not sure how you think this country actually functions in light of that statement. That's certainly not how it works.If the majority of people think a law should be passed, it's passed. It's called a Democracy.
Yes, I do think there's enough charity to cover all the people who are truly needy. That's a very appropriate way of putting it.Do you really think there's enough charity to cover all people who are truly needy? Or do you believe that people are in that position by choice and if they worked a little harder they'd be OK.
If they are, it's because they've chosen not to seek help from the programs that our communities have put together to help them.So there's no one in your little utopia that is struggling and needs help? Wow!
Move. Go somewhere else and start over. People need to pick themselves up and take control of their own lives and their own destiny.I live in a place that's been devastated by the recession, period. Caring about each other isn't the issue, it's when the homeless shelters are referring families to tent cities that I have a problem. As would any other compassionate human being.
There are very few people that lack the ability to improve their own lives. If you have the ability and still do not do it, then that is a choice.
Ron Paul is on the record as refusing to take part in the congressional pension plan or health care plan, and in fact calls it hypocritical for other republicans to take the healthcare plan for themselves while fighting against letting the people have it (he thinks congress shouldn't have it either).Hey, it'd their own fault and they should of had some type of insurance like Paul has....
Next time a little research would go a long way.
Yes, that's really what you said. You cut out the very next line which refutes what you quoted.That's what I said? Really
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