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Or like majority of American kids saying that English is their language.
Yes, most American kids were mutilated, raped, tortured, and forced to adopt the ways of the European oppressor.
" And the Christians, with their horses and swords and pikes began to carry out massacres and strange cruelties against them. They attacked the towns and spared neither the children nor the aged nor pregnant women nor women in childbed, not only stabbing them and dismembering them but cutting them to pieces as if dealing with sheep in the slaughter house. They laid bets as to who, with one stroke of the sword, could split a man in two or could cut off his head or spill out his entrails with a single stroke of the pike. They took infants from their mothers' breasts, snatching them by the legs and pitching them headfirst against the crags or snatched them by the arms and threw them into the rivers, roaring with laughter and saying as the babies fell into the water, "Boil there, you offspring of the devil!" Other infants they put to the sword along with their mothers and anyone else who happened to be nearby. They made some low wide gallows on which the hanged victim's feet almost touched the ground, stringing up their victims in lots of thirteen, in memory of Our Redeemer and His twelve Apostles, then set burning wood at their feet and thus burned them alive. To others they attached straw or wrapped their whole bodies in straw and set them afire. With still others, all those they wanted to capture alive, they cut off their hands and hung them round the victim's neck, saying, "Go now, carry the message," meaning, Take the news to the Indians who have fled to the mountains. They usually dealt with the chieftains and nobles in the following way: they made a grid of rods which they placed on forked sticks, then lashed the victims to the grid and lighted a smoldering fire underneath, so that little by little, as those captives screamed in despair and torment, their souls would leave them...."
http://www.swarthmore.edu/SocSci/bdorsey1/41docs/02-las.html
The poorest, who are on welfare don't work anyway
They don't? Are you sure about that?
https://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2015/04/13/get-a-job-most-welfare-recipients-already-have-one/
Holy shit. I stand corrected. I revise my statement... most poor, who are on welfare don't work anyway.
I guess if you make $1,800 per month, with 6 kids, you will need welfare. These are the type of people I would respect. At least they are working, and doing their best.
They don't? Are you sure about that?
https://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2015/04/13/get-a-job-most-welfare-recipients-already-have-one/
Holy shit. I stand corrected. I revise my statement... most poor, who are on welfare don't work anyway.
I guess if you make $1,800 per month, with 6 kids, you will need welfare. These are the type of people I would respect. At least they are working, and doing their best.
I owe you a beer for proving me wrong.
Dan owes me a hundred beers for proving him wrong a hundred times.
If minimum wage workers are driving long distances, they are doing something wrong. There is always a job nearby that pays minimum wages.
Utilities are heavily subsidized for the poor.
Patrick's website is primarily a real estate site and there has been plenty of discussion how one has to be very well off to live in the Bay Area or in the nice coastal areas in SoCal.
Most people in California aren't uber rich and have veeeery long commutes to work from the inland areas. This woman for example.
"Up at 3:30 a.m., Jackie Turner is out the door by 5:15 a.m., when it’s still pitch black outside in Brentwood — her new suburban hometown, a place where she actually could afford to buy a house.
Then the San Jose native hops in her car and joins the crowd — the thousands of mega-commuters who drive four, five and six hours daily to get to and from their eight-hour jobs in Silicon Valley, Oakland and San Francisco. Having purchased homes in less costly outlying areas, they travel through multiple microclimates on their way back to the Bay Area’s core, battling and occasionally outwitting gridlock, testing their emotional endurance."
http://www.mercurynews.com/2015/09/30/bay-area-commuting-nightmares-jobs-in-city-affordable-homes-in-exurbia/
"Up at 3:30 a.m., Jackie Turner is out the door by 5:15 a.m., when it’s still pitch black outside in Brentwood — her new suburban hometown, a place where she actually could afford to buy a house.
Then the San Jose native hops in her car and joins the crowd — the thousands of mega-commuters who drive four, five and six hours daily to get to and from their eight-hour jobs in Silicon Valley, Oakland and San Francisco. Having purchased homes in less costly outlying areas, they travel through multiple microclimates on their way back to the Bay Area’s core, battling and occasionally outwitting gridlock, testing their emotional endurance."
There are many people like that who do it on a regular basis. I call them nuts.
I have done it too, when I was 19. Almost 3 hours to my job one way. I had no problem then, because it was a temporary job, and i needed the money.
There are many people like that who do it on a regular basis. I call them nuts.
There are tens of millions of Americans who can't afford to live near their jobs. Many of them live in deep liberal Blue states like California, New York and Washington that already have high taxes and housing development restrictions making the cost of living sky high.
If these states are foolish enough to raise the cost of living even higher implementing Paris accord energy restrictions, many of the residents will certainly boycott and move to greener pastures like Texas - as many are already doing every single week.
Seriously, how can you think that middle class and poor Americans won't suffer the most from increasing the price of energy?
And why do you want to take away the best weapon America has (producing our own oil and gas) against OPEC and the Russians at this critical point in time? We have far more pressing immediate concerns to deal with.
And why do you want to take away the best weapon America has (producing our own oil and gas) against OPEC and the Russians at this critical point in time? We have far more pressing immediate concerns to deal with.
Reducing greenhouse emissions would help against OPEC--it wouldn't have much effect on oil and gas production but would have a bigger effect on oil and gas consumption.
And why do you want to take away the best weapon America has (producing our own oil and gas) against OPEC and the Russians at this critical point in time? We have far more pressing immediate concerns to deal with.
Hell no. Don't get me wrong. American oil is a much much better alternative than OPEC and Russian oil. No argument there.
A better alternative for America and the world is a FREE source of fuel like solar, which will put the final nail in the coffin of OPEC, pollution, and Climate Change. Russia will thrive because it will end up being a capitalist country, and become one of us.
OPEC will have one hell of an adjusting to do because they don't have the brains, the capacity, or the willingness to develop. Fuck them. I have no compassion for 7th terrorists.
Reducing greenhouse emissions would help against OPEC--it wouldn't have much effect on oil and gas production but would have a bigger effect on oil and gas consumption.
There's a billion Indians and Chinese that aren't even using cars or electricity yet. They will pick up demand where we drop off, unless the plan is to keep them mired in crushing 3rd world poverty.
If America doesn't produce our own (and cleaner) natural gas and oil, OPEC and Russia will very much benefit in the near term.
Like I said--oil and gas production shouldn't be affected very much.
it wouldn't have much effect on oil and gas production but would have a bigger effect on oil and gas consumption.
Joey? You do realize, all production would be eventually consumed, don't you?
A better alternative for America and the world is a FREE source of fuel like solar, which will put the final nail in the coffin of OPEC, pollution, and Climate Change.
I'm not against solar or alternatives. I'm against no-nothing government bureaucrats FORCING us to use it before the technology is economically viable to replace oil and gas which is still the cheapest and most productive energy source known to Man.
We can do alot of harm to humanity and our economies if we do this wrong or too fast. History is replete with examples of needless famines and misery because of ignorant government central planning. We are paying the price now because dumb greens wanted to ban nukes 30 years ago. These same people are now screaming that we are all going to drown if we don't do something NOW.
Besides - America is already decreasing our carbon emissions faster than any other country thanks to fracking and natural gas. No environmental regulations were needed to achieve this carbon reduction, just old fashioned innovation and profit motive. We can walk and chew gum at the same time. We can develop our new found energy bonanza, improve our economy, get people back to work, reduce our carbon emissions through cleaner natural gas, put the hurt on OPEC/Russia and also work on developing alternative fuels.
The U.S. Leads All Countries In Lowering Carbon Dioxide Emissions
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier/2016/06/19/the-u-s-leads-all-countries-in-lowering-carbon-dioxide-emissions/#d7c29f15f48b
A better alternative for America and the world is a FREE source of fuel like solar, which will put the final nail in the coffin of OPEC, pollution, and Climate Change.
I'm not against solar or alternatives. I'm against no-nothing government bureaucrats FORCING us to use it before the technology is economically viable to replace oil and gas which is still the cheapest and most productive energy source known to Man.
That has changed in many states. Solar is now a lot more economical in high electricity states like California, Hawaii, and many others.
We can do alot of harm to humanity and our economies if we do this wrong or too fast. History is replete with examples of needless famines and misery because of ignorant government central planning. We are paying the price now because dumb greens wanted to ban nukes 30 years ago. These same people are now screaming that we are all going to drown if we don't do something NOW.
That was 30 years ago. Nuclear energy was clearly more economical than fossil fuels. Times have changed.
Besides - America is already decreasing our carbon emissions faster than any other country thanks to fracking and natural gas. No environmental regulations were needed to achieve this carbon reduction, just old fashioned innovation and profit motive. We can walk and chew gum at the same time. We can develop our new found energy bonanza, improve our economy, get people back to work, reduce our carbon emissions through cleaner natural gas, put the hurt on OPEC/Russia and also work on developing alternative fuels.
That I agree. Spearheading solar is even better. Solar is just a technology like cell phones and computers whose costs are falling like a rock. Solar is already the cheapest source of energy in most of the world. It makes no sense to promote a dying product like coal, which creates so much pollution.
Can someone describe what "It's too late." &" You fucked around & fucked up this place." mean.
Can someone describe what "It's too late." &" You fucked around & fucked up this place." mean.
Almost forgot. You don't give a damn.
That's true. No one gives a damn, but if you want an answer, some elaboration would help.
There is much wailing and gnashing of teeth in liberal nanny state land with this political sacrilege and defilement of liberal religious tenets! Burn the heretic Trump at the stake!
I think China and India should have stricter emissions standards to make up for having so many people farting.
How about we tax the hell out of people who choose to live at sea level by the coast?
Because coast lines were stable for literally tens of thousands of years
Nitpick: "only" 10,000, not tens of thousands.
You are correct. This is a rare case when I went off memory instead of referencing an expert source. I should have said a bit over 10,000 years.
Dan owes me a hundred beers for proving him wrong a hundred times.
You really need a dictionary. Now you don't even know what prove means.
Plus, from your posts, you've had enough to drink.
Dan owes me a hundred beers for proving him wrong a hundred times.
You really need a dictionary. Now you don't even know what prove means.
Plus, from your posts, you've had enough to drink.
he he he. You must have have proved me wrong a couple of times. So you owe me 98 beers only. It's only fair.
If you count all the illegal immigrants, Trump might actually be the first Pres to achieve a negative approval rating.
It's herd telepathy, incited only during times of extreme, noxious stimulus.
Hope Trump does so much damage that we never get over it & end up a failed democracy.
It's on the Republican voters. Enjoy the misery brought on by your ignorance.
Here in California, the poorest people will be hit hardest because they can't afford to live in the nice coastal areas and need AC to cool their homes and have massive commutes to work.
Why can't people understand that coastal elites (the Democrat party leadership) do NOT care about poor people? If they make enough to support themselves, they're not paying enough tax. And if they're not making enough to support themselves, that's also fine because people on welfare vote Democrat mostly!
Why can't people understand that coastal elites (the Democrat party leadership) do NOT care about poor people? If they make enough to support themselves, they're not paying enough tax. And if they're not making enough to support themselves, that's also fine because people on welfare vote Democrat mostly!
Yep. This is one of the main reasons why California has the highest poverty rate in the nation.
http://www.politifact.com/california/statements/2017/jan/20/chad-mayes/true-california-has-nations-highest-poverty-rate-w/
Despite some of the highest taxes in the world and massive welfare programs, Liberals are a total failure in addressing poverty in California.
There are tens of millions of Americans who can't afford to live near their jobs. Many of them live in deep liberal Blue states like California, New York and Washington that already have high taxes and housing development restrictions making the cost of living sky high.
If these states are foolish enough to raise the cost of living even higher implementing Paris accord energy restrictions, many of the residents will certainly boycott and move to greener pastures like Texas - as many are already doing every single week.
Good: chance for CA to become a two-party state again.
Holy shit. I stand corrected. I revise my statement... most poor, who are on welfare don't work anyway.
I guess if you make $1,800 per month, with 6 kids, you will need welfare. These are the type of people I would respect. At least they are working, and doing their best.
If you were making 3 times this money when you had the 6 kids, you deserve welfare. Otherwise, the only thing you should get for free is a dick-otomy
This is Al Gore’s House. It uses twenty times as much energy as the average American home. $30,000 a year in utility bills yet he thinks he can lecture you on your carbon footprint.
A little smaller than Thomas Friedman's Wife mansion-palace. That only is home to two people, when Friedman isn't sucking Corporate Cock in China or Chartres
Elon Musk flies his 650ER all the time. It "Only" uses 490 gallons of fuel an hour at cruising speed.
Great pics, zzyzzx.
Just curious-- does the fact that Gore lives in a big house mean that global warming is fake?
Just curious-- does the fact that Gore lives in a big house mean that global warming is fake?
At the very minimum it paints him as a non-believer in the very thing he preaches. Like if Pope were to openly bang hoes.
It's like Dan proposing confiscation of assets from the polluters and than balking at the suggestion that his gas-guzzling jalopy should be on the list.
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