[Hooligan Harry]

Turkey buying crude from Iran with gold.

60 tons, or $3 billion dollars worth...

Not supplies or food during sanctions and embargos, GOLD.

[ccurtis189]

(06-30-2012 05:38 PM)Samseau Wrote:  

And, just to make sure the record is known:

Most of the great philosophers, thinkers, scientists of the past 2000 years have had some combination of:

- Religious
- Racist views
- Sexist views

Umm, that's because the Greek ones were gay, and the medieval/enlightenment ones had some pretty whack ontological arguments. I mean, a lot of the religious philosophers' arguments were based on Aristotle's teleology, which isn't considered scientific. The best philosophers were the ones who were like Locke, Kant, Mill, Bentham, etc.

[ManAbout]

I am just loving watching Rmoney get pummelled as he tries to talk his way out the Bain web of lies he created.

[YoungGunner]

HEY GUYS WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS???

[Brian]

its easy to say something as moronic as “If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Someone else made that happen” if you dont actually have a business or never had one.

[choichoi]

I currently have EBT and I gotta say that I see why there's no incentive to come off. I have principles and stuff but I get a nice amount to spend on whatever kind of food I want and I am encouraged to spend it all each month otherwise it gets reduced. It's a really nice feeling to go into the grocery store and buy a fuckload of sushi or sammiches an shit after an intense workout and know that it's not my hard-earned money.
I've bouncing from bullshit job to job since I started working at 17 and paying for other mofos benefits so now it's my turn

[soup]

$78,000 bottles of Cognac, starving children... nothing to see here. Move along.

[Smitty]

(07-15-2012 06:07 PM)Brian Wrote:  

its easy to say something as moronic as “If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Someone else made that happen” if you dont actually have a business or never had one.

Politics aside, your point is valid. Anyone who has owned a small business with employees - especially in the service sector - knows the sick feeling that comes with a piece of equipment breaking down, a day of bad weather (and thus no customers), rising gas prices (vendors pass those costs onto you), etc, because at the end of the day, you have to pay your employees first. It's your paycheck that goes away when something breaks.

It's easy for politicians to pretend they understand that feeling, but unless they've been in that position, they have no clue. Kind of like the wealthy pretending they know what it's like being poor. No clue.

[ofigennyj]

At least one country is listening to Ron Paul....

(07-13-2012 02:14 AM)Hooligan Harry Wrote:  

Turkey buying crude from Iran with gold.

60 tons, or $3 billion dollars worth...

Not supplies or food during sanctions and embargos, GOLD.