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laxTonight every time I come back he runs away § 2014-02-19 00:35:20lnknot dead yet eh rapist beachbum900642014-02-19 00:33:55finish the carton of cigarettes yet, ready when you are to blow your head off, just dial me up and leave the explosion on my voice mail, I will make sure the forum flaming homosexual and his fake war hero one footed lost butt monkey hear it LOL I think he's scared of me § 2014-02-19 00:33:08lnkLibs are twitterpated by Obama FROG-452014-02-19 00:32:26 twitterpated 1)to be completely enamored with someone/something. 2) the flighty exciting feeling you get when you think about/see the object of your affection. 3) romantically excited (i.e.: aroused)if you are too stupid to figure it out beachbum900642014-02-19 00:28:57the flaming homosexual is like every other fucked up idiot on here, they will be your butt buddy and friend on here but they don't want a perverted sick fuck 30 year shut in from an insane asylum anywhere near them in real life you are one fucked up piss poor excuse of a human being a 30 year shut in in an insane asylum, gawking at mentally ill men taking their clothes off, I can only think of one other asshole more fucking disgusting, that is a 49 year old flaming homosexual fake jew living at home with his mommy spooning her on command he is the biggest racist on the board just plays beachbum900642014-02-19 00:21:15the victim like his sick fuck book of family values tells him to be, he is one sick fuck, I bet he wears a bow tie and sweater vest every day, but takes it off to spoon mommy like the sick fuck he isLeave all parties McLov1n2014-02-19 00:17:13I say we even leave what party a candidate is in off the ballot.Are you Democrat, Republican, or American? McLov1n2014-02-19 00:15:53I think it's time to choose.Why I Left the Republican Party Truth-buster2014-02-19 00:15:13http://ift.tt/1bemNviI say we do a mercy killing of all the Truth-buster2014-02-19 00:06:33head cases Reagan fucked out of helpCons "OH CRUEL WORLD, I'M MELTING MELTING" § Truth-buster2014-02-18 23:59:39Cons "I work all day lying about Dems & they Truth-buster2014-02-18 23:55:43still win, what happened?"inlIf I need milk, I've got two breasts right here. § JanetSmith2014-02-18 23:53:49i drink lots of milk § donkey482014-02-18 23:53:08I never touch the stuff § theanti-lib372014-02-18 23:45:38sfoI come from people that shoot you on site McLov1n2014-02-18 23:39:56You anti-humanist piece of garbage.sfoI am ? lol... § libandproudd2014-02-18 23:37:53sdoNah. He never responded. You can't blame me ziggy5552014-02-18 23:37:42for trying. :-) I might even try again. As I said, I like a challenge. lolAn evolving conversation on drug policy A few lie______detector2014-02-18 23:32:50An evolving conversation on drug policy A few months ago, Gallup reported that for the first time, a clear majority of Americans (58%) support legalization of marijuana. When Gallup first polled on this question, in 1969, only 12% endorsed legalization. The results were largely in line with Pew Research Center findings published in April, when it found a narrow majority favoring marijuana legalization, too. The next question, of course, is whether political leaders would follow the public’s lead, and there’s some evidence that the answer is yes. President Obama, for example, made headlines this week when he suggested marijuana is less dangerous for users than alcohol. Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) raised even more eyebrows yesterday when he signaled support for decriminalization. Texas Governor Rick Perry said Thursday that he is in favor of softening penalties for pot users, touting strides his state has made towards decriminalizing marijuana use. “As governor, I have begun to implement policies that start us toward a decriminalization,” Perry said at a World Economic Forum panel on drug legalization in Davos, Switzerland. Perry proposed the idea of alternative “drug courts” that provide treatment options and softer punishment for minor offenses. It’s worth noting that this appears to be a new position for the Texas Republican. Ana Yañez-Correa, director of the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition, said she was “shocked” by the governor’s comments, adding, “The decriminalization of marijuana is not something Perry has historically supported.” There’s a real, practical reason developments like these matter. We talked last fall about U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, who made several progressive moves on federal drug policy that represented a genuine breakthrough moment. The nation spent four decades waging a costly and punitive “war on drugs,” which proved to be something of a disaster, and here was the nation’s chief law-enforcement official making clear that it was time for a meaningful policy shift. What’s more, he’s not alone. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) blasted the “failed war on drugs” this week; Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) routinely urges reforms to the nation’s drug laws; and even Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R) is open to legalization. Oh I read seem. thanks § Truth-buster2014-02-18 23:25:40Glenn Beck Admits He Helped 'Tear The Country Ap lie______detector2014-02-18 23:24:05Glenn Beck Admits He Helped 'Tear The Country Apart' On Fox News Glenn Beck joined Fox News' Megyn Kelly on Monday to reflect on his time at Fox News. As you know he was pretty much a failure at CNN's headline news, but when he joined the Roger Ailes crowd, he was enabled to let out his psychotic self to attack the new black guy in the White House. This proved to be very lucrative for him and Fox since it attracted far right wing zealots en masse to his show. He's since started The Blaze, which is doing very well in Conservo-land, but surprisingly when he was asked by Kelly how he felt his time was on her channel, he admitted to having many regrets. Hey, so do we. “I remember it as an awful lot of fun and that I made an awful lot of mistakes, and I wish I could go back and be more uniting in my language,” Beck said during an interview with Megyn Kelly. “I think I played a role, unfortunately, in helping tear the country apart and it's not who we are.” He continued, “I didn’t realize how really fragile the people were. I thought we were kind of more in it together and now I look back and realize, if we could've talked about the uniting principles instead of just the problems, I think I would look back more fondly.” Oh, please, he knew what he was doing and he loved every minute of it. On Fox News he regularly used Vicks Vapor rub to make his eyes tear up so it would appear to his viewers that he was crying in despair. The difference between Beck and Scott is that Scott merely confused his followers and bilked them out of their money with ridiculous gibberish for his own enrichment. Beck is doing the same thing, but a whole lot of people are taking him seriously as a secular, political force. He's not just affecting the people who choose to follow him. He's affecting the rest of us as well. He instigated the Tea Party crowd into being brutal idiots that routinely threatened Democratic politicians at every turn and sent a wave of narcissistic nuttery and violence throughout the right wing base. He did help tear this country apart and for that I hope he finds a place in the hell that he always preaches about. Don't buy this phony self reflection, because he's been just as smug, unstable and certifiable at The Blaze as he was during his two and half year run with Rupert Murdock. I love when cons pretend they don't rape kids § Truth-buster2014-02-18 23:21:08unkI would never have thought so 5 yrs ago Truth-buster2014-02-18 23:20:28but man they have gone full blown insanesacpart 2 CougarWatchmen2014-02-18 23:17:453. As written, the law will be unenforceable. Short of door to door searches of citizens homes (a clear violation of the 4th amendment) there is no way to identify who may have these items in their possession. Also, the burden upon law enforcement to determine the age of an unmarked weapon is impractical, and I am certain that these weapons will be confiscated in error by untrained officers, who will, no doubt, err on the side of 'caution', again violating citizens 4th and 2nd amendment rights. I strongly urge you to consider my concern and oppose these bills. Please understand, that if passed into law, I will vigorously support any and all efforts to contest these laws in court as violations of my constitutional rights. Finally, please consider aiming your bills at actual criminals, instead of law-abiding citizens. Stiffer penalties for crimes committed with a gun would be a good start. Currently, most of your gun bills are aimed at disarming the potential victims of those criminals. Whose side are you on? Sincerely, NamesacSB808 AND SB199 MASS LETTERS TO SENATORS CougarWatchmen2014-02-18 23:14:45I will be hand delivering these to the capital March 4th. I am a political activist fighting physically for your rights!. Fill these out and Email me them at: cougarwatchmen@gmail.com and I will print them for you. To: California State Assembly California State Senate State Capitol Sacramento, CA 95814 From: Name City State Zip Dear Senate / Assembly member I am writing in opposition of SB199 and SB808. The subject matter of these proposed legislations is important to me because I believe they represent a direct violation of my 2nd Amendment rights under the United States Constitution. I believe SB199 is particularly flawed for two reasons; 1. Painting a ‘BB gun’ or similar device a bright color will certainly enable a criminal to similarly disguise a real weapon, thereby creating the illusion it is a less lethal weapon to law enforcement or citizens. I feel that this will create the potential for both misidentification and a false sense of security, and put law enforcement personnel and citizens at a higher degree of risk. 2. The Second Amendment of the US Constitution states "A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." This legislation is an infringement and therefore a violation of my right to keep and bear arms. I also am opposed to SB808, for the following reasons; 1. This law does not provide either funding or methods to communicate the scope and restrictions to possible affected device owners, thereby immediately creating felons out of unknowing innocent individuals. Furthermore, since the affected devices are unregistered by definition, the scope of the communication would have to reach every single person in the state. It is painfully unclear how the state intends to reach and communicate to a segment of the population they cannot specifically identify. 2. Criminals do not follow laws, and therefore only law abiding citizens will be inconvenienced by this legislation. Part 2 below...unkI found 1 Democrat that didn't get a 100% rankin Pantheist_12014-02-18 23:14:24g: UT U.S. House Jim Matheson Democratic 75%unk Tom Coburn Endorses ACA Exchanges... First it lie______detector2014-02-18 23:12:56 Tom Coburn Endorses ACA Exchanges... First it was Ron Johnson offering tepid praise for the idea of healthcare exchanges. Now we've got Senator Tom Coburn offering full-throated praise of the exchanges. After denial, anger, bargaining and depression over it, Coburn is leading his colleagues toward acceptance. "I'm not worried about the exchanges," he said in a Senate floor speech. "They'll get that fixed." Coburn attributed the early failures of HealthCare.gov -- the online portal where individuals can shop for coverage under the Affordable Care Act -- to an "incompetency of management." But the exchanges would ultimately be successful, Coburn said. "It will eventually work and work well," he said. We all knew it was just a matter of time. By 2014 he'll be telling us it was all their idea. unki love it when libs come back with questions YokoBama2014-02-18 23:12:28that the answers would be obvious to a 10 yr old to. i mean really...cant they do better?sacno, no it's not ibRightandLeft2014-02-18 23:09:42I taught you everything you know, kid. I didn't teach you everything I know.unkI'm surprised they could form a party § Truth-buster2014-02-18 23:09:36

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