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Road to Serfdom 2012 OOT
by Rodan ( 74 Comments › )Filed under Communism, Elections 2012, Progressives at July 19th, 2012 - 11:06 pm
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We're not easily offended and don't want people to think they have to walk on eggshells around here (like at another place that shall remain nameless) but of course, there is a limit to everything.
Play nice!
Where did this great country start going wrong? Was it when we elected FDR? Earlier, when the courts started grabbing more power for themselves & an ever-stronger central government?
mfhorn wrote:
Some would say the beginning of the end of the United States started with Lincoln’s illegal war of northern aggression against the Southern States.
A city hall in the Netherlands suffered a coordinated attack yesterday when two cars drove into it and set it ablaze. Here’s a link to Google Translate.
@ Bunk X:
Here’s another description of the car bomb attack.
I have a hangover… And it’s all that asshole Bunks fault…. That is all…
@ Da_Beerfreak:
No, but you’re close. It was when General Lee thought it was a good idea to sneak upon the Union forces and then approach them head on from a couple of miles away over flat open ground at Gettysburg.
@ doriangrey:
Here. Have some hair of the dog. *zzzzzip*
Bunk X wrote:
Good I need some of that, coldwarrior gets so anal when I take tylenol for a hangover…
doriangrey wrote:
Damn it… that tasted like mongoose ass hair…
@ doriangrey:
Here, lemme smack you on behalf of CW.
Do Not take Tylenol for a hangover.
Now, I’ve got other things to do.
No point in talking to myself here.
@ Calo:
Midol + mongoose milk = WIN
doriangrey wrote:
Damn it, that’s the third time I have fallen for that this year. Now I remember why I keep putting habanero pepper on Bunks toilet paper…
@ doriangrey:
Ah yes. The Ring of Fire. You’re going down down down.
Bunk X wrote:
Hey, I don’t waste my time getting mad or even… I’m a good person…
@ Bunk X:
Religion of Peace?
@ Alberta Oil Peon:
Unknown. I found the links entirely by accident. The cars were equipped with extra gas tanks or something, and it was a coordinated attack.
@ doriangrey:
I know.
Serious balls.
http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/07/19/12834002-55-years-ago-6-stood-under-atomic-bomb-blast-on-purpose#.UAh2HATMP1o.facebook
@ Bunk X:
Serfdom? Like this…
@ Bob in Breckenridge:
@ Bunk X:
From the article: “Quite a few have died from cancer,” said Yoshitake, then 82. “No doubt it was related to the testing.”
Dude, you’re 82. The others are probably all in their 70s or 80s, too. Cancer is what gets you if you live long enough and avoid all the other common causes of death.
@ Alberta Oil Peon:
6 is not a good sample.
Alberta Oil Peon wrote:
Yup, I don’t know about the others but
Col. Sidney C. Bruce died in 2005 (age 86)
Lt. Col. Frank P. Ball died in 2003 (age 83)
I had a neighbor that for years was very active with the Atomic Veterans movement. He was killed a few years back falling out of bed. You never know what’s going to get ya in the end.
Life is not worth fighting, nobody gets out of it alive…
@ Guggi:
My dad was on the flag ship USS Estes for Operation Ivy (Mike) at Eniwetok. He said the shockwave blew out every light on the ship. He’s an official member of the Glow In The Dark Society.
Bunk X wrote:
voluntary ?
@ Guggi:
No. He was dragged in chains and locked outside the wheel house privy.
@ Guggi:
Yes. He signed up for NROTC so he could attend college. They didn’t know what to expect when this monster went off.
I’m off for now. I’m supposed to wake up sometime tomorrow morning, so I need to plan for it.
Ho-hum… SS, DD. Seems the wife lost power during storms in the lower Shenandoah Valley sometime yesterday -- just noticed the text message on the phone. I try not to use the phone down here, because international roaming charges are a bitch. But you have to have it for emergencies…
Well, the wife has her power back, so that’s a load off…
Mike C. wrote:
And then there are those Germans who call home every five minutes to tell what they have done the last half an hour, what they are just doing and what they will do in the next five minutes. Boaring if you sit in a nice restaurant like this one and have to listen to it all evening long.
From the BBC
@ Mike C.:
I’m glad that’s one thing I don’t have to worry about. Leia doesn’t usually try to call me or anything.
My personal phone has been in a drawer since I got here and saw that AT&T wanted $65 a month just to have it on here, plus an insane charge per minute to actually use it.
I knew it would turn out to actually be Aurora, not Denver…
@ Da_Beerfreak:
OmG
lobo91 wrote:
Why ?
@ Guggi:
Because Aurora is “the hood.”
Although the more I read, the less it sounds like a gang thing and more like a terrorist attack.
One has described the shooter as “Indian”.
Guggi wrote:
Interesting. I didn’t see that.
@ lobo91:
From the comment section at the WaPo (don’t go there, it’s disgusting)
lobo91 wrote:
The charge to have it turned on (Sprint) was zero. A $ 5/month charge gets me a roughly 50 cent/minute discount on voice, so it (voice) winds up at $ 2.40/minute for Bolivia and Panama. I bought this Crackberry specifically to have an emergency communication link, as my antique dumb phone didn’t work outside the US. 5 cents to receive a text, 50 cents to send one. But I gotta do what I gotta do -- all part of doing business in the Turd World… Hell, the only reason I had even a dumb phone is that I was completely cut off in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike in Houston back in 2008, so when the opportunity presented itself, I bought it, and a broadband modem, too. Don’t have the data transmission enabled here, though -- that way lies bankruptcy.
Guggi wrote:
I never do.
There is a substantial Indian community in Aurora, actually (assuming that they meant people from India).
Suspect’s car had Tennessee license plates ?
Guggi wrote:
Dot or feather?
@ Mike C.:
I have a company-issued phone here with pretty much unlimited minutes.
I can’t make calls to the US with it, but people there can call me. And there’s a landline in my apartment. Same deal.
Mike C. wrote:
LOL
Since it came from the WaPo, I’m going to assume “dot.”
Surely their readers wouldn’t be so politically incorrect as to refer to a “Native American” that way…
The commenters at the WaPo accuse Rush Limbaugh to have inspired the gunman.
Guggi wrote:
Because that’s worked so well for them every time they’ve tried it in the past, going back to Oklahoma City…
@ lobo91:
Aurora, Colorado: Indian Male Suspect in Shooting Rampage at Dark Knight Rises Showing
(Don’t know if this is correct.)
@ Guggi:
“Indian” doesn’t preclude him from being Muslim. Not saying he is, but they won’t tell us if he is. Doesn’t fit the narrative.
Iron Fist wrote:
Of course not and it looks like the media are hiding his religion.
OmG a comment from the WaPo (how hateful and stupid can one be ?)
@ Iron Fist:
And the average American can’t tell an Indian from a Pakistani, either…
Guggi wrote:
Sounds like Janet Napolitano is up early this morning…
lobo91 wrote:
Others say it was a 24 years old white male.
Guggi wrote:
They’re desperately hoping that it was, and that he’s carrying an NRA membership card, and that the radio in his car is tuned to the station that carries Rush Limbaugh locally…
@ lobo91:
Yep that’s the bottom line.
@ lobo91:
@ Guggi:
The Fox website is now saying 15 dead.
I fully expect most of the news out of Aurora to be wrong for at least several hours…or more.
MacDuff wrote:
I’m sure, especially since it happened in the middle of the night.
@ lobo91:
Too be honest it is difficult most of the times. Especially if they are wearing western apparel. If they are wearing cultural apparel it’s easy. One thing I look for is forehead markings. Men and women of Indian and Hindu upbringing will quite few times have markings on their foreheads.
@ PaladinPhil:
The Daily Telegraph says that the suspect is a white male, as was the terrorist in Bulgaria.
African Moondog wrote:
Was refuted. The allegedly “young white man” with the Rucksack wasn’t the terrorist.
According to the Telegraph
@ Guggi:
Wow! Does anyone have anymore info?
African Moondog wrote:
Of course, they say that about the Fort Hood attack, as well.
It was “workplace violence.”
I guess this guy was pissed because he couldn’t get a ticket for the movie or something…
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African Moondog wrote:
Fox News Channel has mentioned that the shooter may have been wearing body armor but it’s mainly just a bunch of people comparing what each doesn’t know.
They’re saying he’s a white male, early 20s, perhaps with Tennessee plates…
ABC News:
Here’s an interesting story. One of the Aurora victims was at the Eaton Center in Toronto and just missed being in the food court during that shooting a little over a month ago.
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
While I would agree with that in general, there were already inroads against liberty even before that. I think the rot got really bad when so many of the perps from the failed 1848 Marxist revolts in Europe were allowed to come here -- mostly to the north, of course!