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   From: here@home   
      
   On Wed, 22 Oct 2008 22:08:19 -0700, Rev Turd Fredericks   
    wrote:   
      
   >Ken Marino wrote:   
   >> On Wed, 22 Oct 2008 20:15:38 +0000, Way Back Jack wrote:   
   >>   
   >>> On Wed, 22 Oct 2008 13:02:09 -0700 (PDT), Writerosity   
   >>>  wrote:   
   >>>   
   >>>>>> It doesn't matter. =A0The Republican party knows, as I suspect you   
   >>>>>> do, that influence alone can get a voter to vote your way. =A0If that   
   >>>>>> influence   
   >>>>>> is base on deception or threats, and it undermines our democracy, the   
   >>>>>> strength   
   >>>>>> of the nation, the welfare of our citizens and our freedom, then it   
   >>>>>> is wrong, and in this case, it's illegal.   
   >>>>> Oh, you must be referring to the mainstream left-wing media.   
   >>>> There is deception in the media from all sides, but by and large, the   
   >>>> right wing media, which IS the manstream media, lies the most, and   
   >>>> whines the loudest when they are called to answer for those lies, only   
   >>>> they call it "bias."  As the great pundit Stephen Colbert told Bush,   
   >>>> to his FACE, "the truth has a well-known liberal bias."  In this world,   
   >>>> there   
   >>>> are those who are corrupt, and those who are not, and the Republicans   
   >>>> are corrupt as HELL.  ANOTHER false comparison.  You're batting a   
   >>>> THOUSAND.   
   >>> HUH?  Charlie Gibson, Katie Couric, Brian Williams, the NYTimes and most   
   >>> of the other major dailies, Time, Newsweek, CNN, NPR, PBS .... are RIGHT   
   >>> WING!!!!!   
   >>>   
   >>> You don't know your right from your left, punk.   
   >>>   
   >>>>>>> 2nd Clue: Labor unions are pressuring their people to vote for   
   >>>>>>> Nobama.=   
   >>>> - H=3D   
   >>>>>> ide quoted text -   
   >>>>>> Unions are there to protect the workers. =A0It's a false comparison.   
   >>>>>> =A0=   
   >>>> Do   
   >>>>>> you have ONE   
   >>>>>> valid point?   
   >>>>> Companies are there to protect their stockholders.   
   >>>> FINALLY, a little truth.  Yes, companies are there to protect the   
   >>>> stockholders, provided THEY OBEY THE LAW.  Money does not trump   
   >>>> Democracy, as long as we as a nation make sure it's working the way it   
   >>>> was designed to.  I understand why you are so reluctant to tell the   
   >>>> truth.  Admitting that the companies are more loyal to money than to the   
   >>>> people of this country is damning evidence of conservative corruption   
   >>>> ingrained in the culture.  It shows you who the real traitors are and   
   >>>> who the REAL Americans are. But don't stop telling the truth just   
   >>>> because you're snitching on your people.  The truth will set you free!   
   >>> Companies also provide the goods, services, and JOBS.   
   >>>   
   >>>   
   >>>   
   >>>>> But hey, let's tax the hell out of them, even more than currently, so   
   >>>>> that they can raise prices and lay off workers.   
   >>>> You can't threaten us with that bogeyman anymore.  Under Bush's watch,   
   >>>> we've lost more jobs and faced higher prices than at any time in   
   >>>> history, and   
   >>>> the Corporations got all the tax breaks they wanted.  Corporations raise   
   >>>> prices because they LOVE MONEY, and they lay off workers FOR THE SAME   
   >>>> REASON, whether it's Bush in office for eight years or a Democrat.  You   
   >>>> SUCK.   
   >>>>   
   >>>> Writerosity   
   >>> Well, tell ya what, let's tax 'em out of existence like ya boy Barry   
   >>> wants to do.   
   >>>   
   >>> You grow the cabbge; I'll grow the tomatoes; well place the produce in a   
   >>> central location and share with all, comrade.   
   >>   
   >> Isn't it amazing. The liberal leaning unions suggest their members vote   
   >> for such and such candidate. Wal=mart suggests it's employees vote for a   
   >> certain candidate. Mind you voting is secret and private for both groups   
   >> so neither Wal-mart nor the unions know who you really vote for. But Wal-   
   >> mart is using unfair intimidation and what the unions do is perfectly   
   >> acceptable. And don't forget, it is these same unions that want to   
   >> eliminate secret ballots.   
   >   
   >Do you have a citation for that? (other than Limbaugh and O'Reilly who   
   >simply make stuff up)   
      
   Citation for what?   
      
   That Unions want their people to vote Labor?   
      
   Do you have a peer reviewed documentation that Limbaugh and O'Reilly   
   make stuff up?   
      
   And you whiggers should love O'Reilly.  Doncha remember how crazy he   
   went when white high school kids wanted to have a "whites only" prom   
   at a pvt. house?  When someone asked for his reaction about blacks at   
   several colleges demanding and getting separate graduation ceremonies,   
   he just mumbled and brushed it aside.   
      
   He's a liberal at heart.   
      
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