jvlAnother Failed Government War Truedizzle2013-11-05 01:08:51"The War on Cancer, which is now 40 years old, began with the National Cancer Act, signed by Nixon. In a story about this on The Take Away, some researcher said that we still don’t know how to cure most cancers. She did say, however, that lifestyle changes like quitting smoking and losing weight play a major part in fighting cancer. I’m no doctor, but it seems to me that there is no incentive for anyone receiving government grant money to find a cure for cancer or anything else. Not only is the government funding cancer research not constitutional, it should be left up to the private sector anyway, just like everything else. Although I am not a doctor, I have written on the issue of health care several times. See my articles here." http://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/another-failed-government-war/tus I thought is was the pedafilmius § freezerburnt2013-11-05 00:49:15tus-B-I-N-G-O- § freezerburnt2013-11-05 00:46:45Oh man, I'd tell ya who and how it hurts, but crusaders2013-11-05 00:45:10right now it would give me a headache. Too little sleep tonight so far. Heres a little though. Walmart is part of what drives the false economy of the ignorant consumer who lives beyond his means because he thinks he's as much of a fuckin rock star as the next guy. See all our peasants want to be plantation owners. That just don't work and it has hurt America, possibly beyond repair.inlI love that song and would play it but I am jeffe_verde2013-11-05 00:41:00going to listen to the Seven Deadly Sins first.jvlHere's my though, initiating force is by Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:39:23definition a corrupt act, you can't expect to grant the power to do so and have it used for good, since it's an evil power to begin with. So I think it's a little of both, all people are corrupted just by taking the power, even Frodo puts on the ring in the moment of truth.wyoOh wait, you are so stupid as to think Obama jeffe_verde2013-11-05 00:39:10is a "lib" so I don't need to bother with trying to argue with you because you don't know the meaning of words.I have no use for those who pretend they are 2013-11-05 00:38:23holier than thouLOL. So, since I support defending the homeland, 2013-11-05 00:32:38as a government function, I must support every and all government program ever implemented... else be a cherry picker in your view? lol Why limit your world view so? It's very odd...Obama ain't even eligible. This government is crusaders2013-11-05 00:31:09illegitimate. I hate this outlaw government. It needs to go.I know, your cherry pick § 2013-11-05 00:30:02only party I have ever supported, if you could 2013-11-05 00:29:55call it support: 
http://www.gunsanddopeparty.com/jvlIn my opinion, no Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:29:51I'm having a hard time thinking of one. Coolidge was kinda fiscally conservative, but also a Wall Street shill. Eisenhower was small-gov compared to say, Bush, but who wasn't. Yeah, that's a toughie.Yeah, I guess you got a different definition crusaders2013-11-05 00:29:04than I do. I can't justify Walmarts existence just because idiots have a need to by stuff they don't need.American Anarchist Party! I like it. We need crusaders2013-11-05 00:26:07something like that.When I go into Walmart, they let me leave Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:25:08without buying anything.Of course I will. It's accurate... despite 2013-11-05 00:24:32 your insistence I'm an anarchist...jvlNope. They are controlled by the courts and crusaders2013-11-05 00:21:16police. By locals, I mean you and me.Wish He grabbed cars and not healthcare... iceteabone2013-11-05 00:20:54 SSOOOOO.... With green house gases, Road Rage, Reckless high speed criminals, Gas guzzlers, congestion, Should'ent the Gov. step in and mandate 5 types of acceptable cars we can drive? Without question there would be different levels of quality...Bronz...Silver and so on. How much can you spend? Will your employer provide?.... I am no longer @ liberty to choose my OWN healthcare, To me the "CAR" Power grab would be WAaaaaay better! See I can fix my old P.o.S. car, and still buy a Gov. mandated set of wheels!!! Beat the crap otta that one ...Let them know where I am and where I'm going...when I want to. But I got something in the shed... burns GOOD gas...Runs REAL GOOD and is always there when I need it. That I can handle. But I cant lance my own Boil. I cant set my own broke bones... Or Deep clean and scale my own teeth. I don't know how. Ya, If them LIBDEMS(I cant blame them... There just out for themselves) had grabed the Billions in the auto Ind. and not Healthcare. I be WWWAAAAAAAAAYYYYYY Better off. Oh well, Guess I'll just keep on dancing,...Break out the Booze and have a ball....The GOP can't be taken over without compromising Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:16:55all the principles that made Ron Paul anathema to the GOP. Already Ron's message that still exists in politics is watered down beyond recognition. I'm sorry to say, but electoral politics isn't going to change anything any more than you can infiltrate the mafia and turn it into a legitimate business.I know. § 2013-11-05 00:15:07jvlNo, I hear that almost every day here, we need a Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:11:56government because people are evil if left to their own devices. (As if the government isn't made up of people). Mass killers I would think would be the most successful of such "private criminals" that could run amok if it weren't for the government (but wait, they did anyway...) But I'd be interested to hear why you see it as a straw manI heard Mudcrutch, Lover of the Bayou, around crusaders2013-11-05 00:11:442006 and remember thinking it sounded like Dylan!unkNaw thanks Campy. I'm not much in the mood. § 2013-11-05 00:05:39Does he have the balls? 2013-11-05 00:05:23Will GOP Rebel Justin Amash Bring Down the NSA—and His Own Party? Update: Last month, few members of Congress worked harder to send the the federal government careening toward a shutdown and an unprecedented default than Michigan Rep. Justin Amash. But with the most recent manufactured crisis in the rearview mirror (for now), the second-term libertarian has shifted his focus back to the issue that made him such an unlikely coalition builder. Amash joined 70 Republican and Democratic colleagues last week to introduce legislation designed to rein in the surveillance state. The bill's sponsor? Wisconsin GOP Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, the author of the PATRIOT Act, and as I reported in the September/October issue of Mother Jones, one of the congressmen Amash had lobbied on reforming the National Security Agency. Amash, whose initial attempt to curb the agency's powers fell just 12 votes short of passage last summer, may stand a better chance this time around: at least a half-dozen representatives who opposed the measure now say they'd vote differently. Even as he faces a primary challenge from a Republican businessman, Amash has continued to take a baseball bat to the GOP hornets' nest on Twitter, where he recently dismissed House intelligence committee chairman Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) as "an NSA publicist." Anticipation is rising on a night in early August as about 300 starry-eyed libertarians gather at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia, for a lesson on how to save the Republican Party, the Constitution, and maybe America. The hero they've come to see is Justin Amash, a 33-year-old Michigan congressman who has spent the previous two months crusading against National Security Agency surveillance. The GOP gadfly is joined by three other congressional newcomers who serve as Amash's ideological sidekicks. As the crowd jumps to its feet to greet Amash, one young activist can't contain himself: "I'm on a first-name basis with the man who wants to save the Fourth Amendment!" http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/11/justin-amash-nsa-surveillance This looks like it might just stir that shitpot called the GOPI aced the 9th grade! I found there wasn't crusaders2013-11-05 00:04:26enough hours in the day for 10th grade though. Between work and drinking, I didn't even have time for fighting and fucking anymore!jvlOne of the primary claims of statists is that we Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:03:35need a government cuz otherwise those "evil people" might get us. Well I was looking at the Wikipedia list of seriel killers, almost all of them are in the low single digits, a very small handful are just over 100. I suppose you could count the few that have died in mass shootings and other isolated incidents like Jonestown, etc. Now consider that over 260 million people were murdered by their own governments last century (one every 12 seconds) and that doesn't even count wars (started by governments). And how many Jews do you think Hitler would've gotten away with killing if he hadn't been in control of a government? So the argument basically is, we need the Stalins of the world to protect us from the Jeffrey Dahmers! inlI saw that, I hate switcher but it's funny § 2013-11-05 00:01:00unkI am not a fan of cover bands § jeffe_verde2013-11-04 23:54:03inlObese pederast and drug addict, Rush Limbaugh jeffe_verde2013-11-04 23:52:39“You’re losing elections for us!’ I think that’s what they want to say,” Obese pederast and drug addict Limbaugh said Monday. “I don’t know this, but I’m telling you that I don’t think there would be that much disappointment if Cuccinelli lost.” http://www.wnd.com/2013/11/does-gop-want-to-lose-virginia-race/#2Aj8iudYbUpOGqsR.99
http://www.gunsanddopeparty.com/jvlIn my opinion, no Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:29:51I'm having a hard time thinking of one. Coolidge was kinda fiscally conservative, but also a Wall Street shill. Eisenhower was small-gov compared to say, Bush, but who wasn't. Yeah, that's a toughie.Yeah, I guess you got a different definition crusaders2013-11-05 00:29:04than I do. I can't justify Walmarts existence just because idiots have a need to by stuff they don't need.American Anarchist Party! I like it. We need crusaders2013-11-05 00:26:07something like that.When I go into Walmart, they let me leave Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:25:08without buying anything.Of course I will. It's accurate... despite 2013-11-05 00:24:32 your insistence I'm an anarchist...jvlNope. They are controlled by the courts and crusaders2013-11-05 00:21:16police. By locals, I mean you and me.Wish He grabbed cars and not healthcare... iceteabone2013-11-05 00:20:54 SSOOOOO.... With green house gases, Road Rage, Reckless high speed criminals, Gas guzzlers, congestion, Should'ent the Gov. step in and mandate 5 types of acceptable cars we can drive? Without question there would be different levels of quality...Bronz...Silver and so on. How much can you spend? Will your employer provide?.... I am no longer @ liberty to choose my OWN healthcare, To me the "CAR" Power grab would be WAaaaaay better! See I can fix my old P.o.S. car, and still buy a Gov. mandated set of wheels!!! Beat the crap otta that one ...Let them know where I am and where I'm going...when I want to. But I got something in the shed... burns GOOD gas...Runs REAL GOOD and is always there when I need it. That I can handle. But I cant lance my own Boil. I cant set my own broke bones... Or Deep clean and scale my own teeth. I don't know how. Ya, If them LIBDEMS(I cant blame them... There just out for themselves) had grabed the Billions in the auto Ind. and not Healthcare. I be WWWAAAAAAAAAYYYYYY Better off. Oh well, Guess I'll just keep on dancing,...Break out the Booze and have a ball....The GOP can't be taken over without compromising Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:16:55all the principles that made Ron Paul anathema to the GOP. Already Ron's message that still exists in politics is watered down beyond recognition. I'm sorry to say, but electoral politics isn't going to change anything any more than you can infiltrate the mafia and turn it into a legitimate business.I know. § 2013-11-05 00:15:07jvlNo, I hear that almost every day here, we need a Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:11:56government because people are evil if left to their own devices. (As if the government isn't made up of people). Mass killers I would think would be the most successful of such "private criminals" that could run amok if it weren't for the government (but wait, they did anyway...) But I'd be interested to hear why you see it as a straw manI heard Mudcrutch, Lover of the Bayou, around crusaders2013-11-05 00:11:442006 and remember thinking it sounded like Dylan!unkNaw thanks Campy. I'm not much in the mood. § 2013-11-05 00:05:39Does he have the balls? 2013-11-05 00:05:23Will GOP Rebel Justin Amash Bring Down the NSA—and His Own Party? Update: Last month, few members of Congress worked harder to send the the federal government careening toward a shutdown and an unprecedented default than Michigan Rep. Justin Amash. But with the most recent manufactured crisis in the rearview mirror (for now), the second-term libertarian has shifted his focus back to the issue that made him such an unlikely coalition builder. Amash joined 70 Republican and Democratic colleagues last week to introduce legislation designed to rein in the surveillance state. The bill's sponsor? Wisconsin GOP Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, the author of the PATRIOT Act, and as I reported in the September/October issue of Mother Jones, one of the congressmen Amash had lobbied on reforming the National Security Agency. Amash, whose initial attempt to curb the agency's powers fell just 12 votes short of passage last summer, may stand a better chance this time around: at least a half-dozen representatives who opposed the measure now say they'd vote differently. Even as he faces a primary challenge from a Republican businessman, Amash has continued to take a baseball bat to the GOP hornets' nest on Twitter, where he recently dismissed House intelligence committee chairman Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) as "an NSA publicist." Anticipation is rising on a night in early August as about 300 starry-eyed libertarians gather at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia, for a lesson on how to save the Republican Party, the Constitution, and maybe America. The hero they've come to see is Justin Amash, a 33-year-old Michigan congressman who has spent the previous two months crusading against National Security Agency surveillance. The GOP gadfly is joined by three other congressional newcomers who serve as Amash's ideological sidekicks. As the crowd jumps to its feet to greet Amash, one young activist can't contain himself: "I'm on a first-name basis with the man who wants to save the Fourth Amendment!" http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/11/justin-amash-nsa-surveillance This looks like it might just stir that shitpot called the GOPI aced the 9th grade! I found there wasn't crusaders2013-11-05 00:04:26enough hours in the day for 10th grade though. Between work and drinking, I didn't even have time for fighting and fucking anymore!jvlOne of the primary claims of statists is that we Truedizzle2013-11-05 00:03:35need a government cuz otherwise those "evil people" might get us. Well I was looking at the Wikipedia list of seriel killers, almost all of them are in the low single digits, a very small handful are just over 100. I suppose you could count the few that have died in mass shootings and other isolated incidents like Jonestown, etc. Now consider that over 260 million people were murdered by their own governments last century (one every 12 seconds) and that doesn't even count wars (started by governments). And how many Jews do you think Hitler would've gotten away with killing if he hadn't been in control of a government? So the argument basically is, we need the Stalins of the world to protect us from the Jeffrey Dahmers! inlI saw that, I hate switcher but it's funny § 2013-11-05 00:01:00unkI am not a fan of cover bands § jeffe_verde2013-11-04 23:54:03inlObese pederast and drug addict, Rush Limbaugh jeffe_verde2013-11-04 23:52:39“You’re losing elections for us!’ I think that’s what they want to say,” Obese pederast and drug addict Limbaugh said Monday. “I don’t know this, but I’m telling you that I don’t think there would be that much disappointment if Cuccinelli lost.” http://www.wnd.com/2013/11/does-gop-want-to-lose-virginia-race/#2Aj8iudYbUpOGqsR.99 This post has been generated by Page2RSS
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