Quote from: Solar on August 12, 2013, 03:56:00 PM
According to him, it's our fault, not his, he is somehow devoid of blame.

Trip's way should have been implemented 150 years ago...but it wasn't.

We've got a president, and an entire administration that thinks that this country should be going just like Egypt; a new guy gets voted in, and he gets to rewrite the constitution.

Speaking of which, we are wasting time on this thread. There was big news on the IRS scandal today, with testimony from Lerner, and I need to get caught up on what went down. Possible criminal indictments due to glaring unconstitutional behavior.

That's what I want to see.

After going through all of this thread.  I feel I just wasted over 2 hrs. of my life. 

Quote from: kramarat on August 12, 2013, 04:07:15 PM
Trip's way should have been implemented 150 years ago...but it wasn't.

What's "his way"? All I see are complaints about "our" way.  I'm waiting for someone to explain his plan.  If he's given one, I didn't read it skimming this thread (don't want to waste 2 hours of my life).

Quote from: Yawn on August 12, 2013, 04:59:08 PM
What's "his way"? All I see are complaints about "our" way.  I'm waiting for someone to explain his plan.  If he's given one, I didn't read it skimming this thread (don't want to waste 2 hours of my life).

I'll recap for you. He has a master plan that will restore the country to the way it was envisioned to be by the Founders. His plan involves a revolution or a coup. After the coup a Constitutional government will be installed and everything will be awesome in four years. If you do not agree with his awesome plan you are a raving Socialist. If you ask for specifics he will call you names and then run and hide behind his mothers apron...

Quote from: The Boo Man... on August 12, 2013, 05:07:07 PM
I'll recap for you. He has a master plan that will restore the country to the way it was envisioned to be by the Founders. His plan involves a revolution or a coup. After the coup a Constitutional government will be installed and everything will be awesome in four years. If you do not agree with his awesome plan you are a raving Socialist. If you ask for specifics he will call you names and then run and hide behind his mothers apron...

We'll march on Tuesday!

Quote from: Yawn on August 12, 2013, 05:19:38 PM
We'll march on Tuesday!

SORRY.... Can not make it on Tuesday, as I have a Doctors appointment that I must be in town all day for.  With the Doctor shortage it would be 30 + day before I can get it again. 

Quote from: Yawn on August 12, 2013, 05:19:38 PM
We'll march on Tuesday!

Groovy!

I'll bring the muffins...

Quote from: The Boo Man... on August 12, 2013, 06:59:30 PM
Groovy!

I'll bring the muffins...

Obviously the drink of the day will be Koolaide.
We're nothing but socialists, ya know.

Don't get me wrong, I like Trip, he has a lot to offer, but he just needs to not take disagreement so personally.
Everyone has an opinion, no one is wrong on wanting to return the country to it's roots, and the Base on the right see the Tea movement as the right path at the moment.
But if it fails, then I'm all for the other option. Pray to God we don't need option 2.

Quote from: walkstall on August 12, 2013, 04:11:27 PM
After going through all of this thread.  I feel I just wasted over 2 hrs. of my life. 

Yeah, I had the same feeling just skipping the boring parts cut and pasted from parts unknown. But Johnny Combat here is a couple of grenades short of a war zone if he thinks Joe Q. Public can now lay hands on the firepower suitable for taking down an army that is one whole hell of a lot better-equipped than King George II.

Nah. No more 30-round banana cartridges for the AR-16, or drumrolls for the M1911A1. Federal gummint's takin' ALL the fun out of taking America back....

I too was once an idealist. I used to think that with libs you could do one shot, one kill. Then I watched Harry Ried and a few other broken-field runners in that sorry pack, and now I think instead of AR-16s we need something a bit heavier. Sidewinder missiles, maybe.

Quote from: Solar on August 12, 2013, 07:09:38 PM
Obviously the drink of the day will be Koolaide.
We're nothing but socialists, ya know.

Don't get me wrong, I like Trip, he has a lot to offer, but he just needs to not take disagreement so personally.
Everyone has an opinion, no one is wrong on wanting to return the country to it's roots, and the Base on the right see the Tea movement as the right path at the moment.
But if it fails, then I'm all for the other option. Pray to God we don't need option 2.

You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din!

Quote from: Solar on August 12, 2013, 07:09:38 PM
Obviously the drink of the day will be Koolaide.
We're nothing but socialists, ya know.

Vladimir and Karl together again. May Day pole dances every Friday after the welfare payments clear the Bridge Cards. Right about 8:00 PM, festivities begin with Comrade Giles and the People's Symphonic Choir (Bert and Billy, with guest performances by Madeline Albright, Bella Abzug and Helen Thomas on the kazoo and harpsichord).

QuoteDon't get me wrong, I like Trip, he has a lot to offer, but he just needs to not take disagreement so personally.

Many nights I have knelt on my dimpled Shirley Temple knees, sobbing by my sagging attic bed, praying for the strength to withstand unkind things said by total strangers making hasty assessments of my many obvious personal flaws.

Trust me. The heartbreak of psoriasis is REAL. Heartbreak off the Internet is self-created.

I have written an estimated four million words on-line and easily three-fourths of that was flame wars directed at total strangers, of (and to) whom I offered my own assessments of their obvious flaws. Put two pots of coffee into me, I'm good for 125 posts in one 12-hour e-day. Thassalotta assessments.

Maybe I won converts, maybe I repelled any acolytes. But a cut-and-paste clown I was not. I wrote it all every time. And every time I did it, I knew deep in my zealot's heart of hearts that I was striking a blow for SOME damn thing or the other, and by GOD and by musket-powder I would CHANGE THE WORLD if only I could get those dunderheads to listen.

That's 75% effort wasted when I now can do an image striking straight to the same point I might spend an hour each time writing and rewriting...to total strangers.

Quote from: quiller on August 12, 2013, 07:40:12 PM
Vladimir and Karl together again. May Day pole dances every Friday after the welfare payments clear the Bridge Cards. Right about 8:00 PM, festivities begin with Comrade Giles and the People's Symphonic Choir (Bert and Billy, with guest performances by Madeline Albright, Bella Abzug and Helen Thomas on the kazoo and harpsichord).

Many nights I have knelt on my dimpled Shirley Temple knees, sobbing by my sagging attic bed, praying for the strength to withstand unkind things said by total strangers making hasty assessments of my many obvious personal flaws.

Trust me. The heartbreak of psoriasis is REAL. Heartbreak off the Internet is self-created.

I have written an estimated four million words on-line and easily three-fourths of that was flame wars directed at total strangers, of (and to) whom I offered my own assessments of their obvious flaws. Put two pots of coffee into me, I'm good for 125 posts in one 12-hour e-day. Thassalotta assessments.

Maybe I won converts, maybe I repelled any acolytes. But a cut-and-paste clown I was not. I wrote it all every time. And every time I did it, I knew deep in my zealot's heart of hearts that I was striking a blow for SOME damn thing or the other, and by GOD and by musket-powder I would CHANGE THE WORLD if only I could get those dunderheads to listen.

That's 75% effort wasted when I now can do an image striking straight to the same point I might spend an hour each time writing and rewriting...to total strangers.

I know what you're saying, and I never lose sleep shredding libs, in fact, I sleep even better knowing another bit the dust.
I see no reason we can't have heated disagreements and still share ideas, Hell, I think I have disagreed with everyone here at on time or another, dick head .
But we all understand we're on the same team and all want the same thing, the defeat of all leftists.

Quote from: Solar on August 12, 2013, 07:53:50 PM
I know what you're saying, and I never lose sleep shredding libs, in fact, I sleep even better knowing another bit the dust.
I see no reason we can't have heated disagreements and still share ideas, Hell, I think I have disagreed with everyone here at on time or another, dick head .
But we all understand we're on the same team and all want the same thing, the defeat of all leftists.

I suppose I can find something suitable to illustrate that. Nah. Too much like work. 

Remember my longwinded and totally pointless screed Friday or Saturday to Taxed, about my meeting with an Ann Arbor liberal at the Whole Foods food area patio? (Yeah, didn't think so.) Anyway, after I got home I found a PAIR of long emails recounting in lurid detail why he could simply NOT ABIDE with me discussing politics.

Today, he sent me a forwarded liberal chain letter. The hypocrisy was priceless. I'm ticked that I might have to change e-mail addys if I start getting chain-letter spam. But as all good comrades know, tovarisch, it's only hate speech if the other guy says it.

Quote from: quiller on August 12, 2013, 08:17:50 PM
I suppose I can find something suitable to illustrate that. Nah. Too much like work. 

Remember my longwinded and totally pointless screed Friday or Saturday to Taxed, about my meeting with an Ann Arbor liberal at the Whole Foods food area patio? (Yeah, didn't think so.) Anyway, after I got home I found a PAIR of long emails recounting in lurid detail why he could simply NOT ABIDE with me discussing politics.

Today, he sent me a forwarded liberal chain letter. The hypocrisy was priceless. I'm ticked that I might have to change e-mail addys if I start getting chain-letter spam. But as all good comrades know, tovarisch, it's only hate speech if the other guy says it.

Soooo true...

Quote from: Solar on August 12, 2013, 08:20:49 PM

Soooo true...

Hey, if it's Tax's hour to be awake, maybe he can tell us Windows XP folks how to find out if an e-mail BCC was really all that private. Isn't there a clue in the metadata somewhere?