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Don’t Like Facebook

Carolyn258 Wrote: May 18, 2012 7:12 AM
Facebook is one of a growing number of online vehicles that bolsters a person's sense of self and importance on this planet (whose specific names I can't bring up right now due to my aging brain). (Oh, one is "My Life" and then there's "Linkedin.") Anyway, I have a FB wall but wish I didn't. It all has to do with humankind's longing for a voice in the wilderness, a face in the crowd. Such is modern life.
We have a sitting President who constructed his own identity. Maybe that's why no one knows for sure what his birtth name really is, because he seems to have more than one, along with a few social security numbers...or so they say. Obama's election four years ago was the biggest mistake Americans ever made. If this bionic fraud is elected again, the death knell will ring for this once wonderful country.
We have a sitting President who constructed his own identity. Maybe that's why no one knows for sure what his birtth name really is, because he seems to have more than one, along with a few social security numbers...or so they say. Obama's election four years ago was the biggest mistake Americans ever made. If this bionic fraud is elected again, the death knell will ring for this once wonderful country.
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Making Life Fair

Carolyn258 Wrote: May 17, 2012 4:15 AM
I'm far from an economist, but I remember when I was growing up in the 1950s-'60s being surrounded in my cozy community by so many privately owned (family owned) stores, each with its own individual product, so to speak. Everyone seemed to be doing quite well; everyone's needs were met; and there didn't seem to be any local or federal authorities regulating anybody or anything. Those were the days, and things were a lot better; people were a lot happier.
Joe 296 -- Plenty of us smart, well-educated women don't accept the paternalistic persona of Uncle Sam. How well do you know the critceria for acceptance into Georgetown U. Law School? Do you really think one must be brilliant to be accepted at Harvard, as well? So much of what we "know" we acquire through a smoke screen.
Let's hope not, Rob R. Remember, he's got 95% of the media on his side.
It's really scary now. We have a sitting President who is outright dangerous. My question is: is Obama just plain dumb or is the crafty One just plain evil? Our nation has the biggest decision of its life to make this November, and I am mortified by the thought that it may make the wrong one.
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Republicans Have Bad Brains?

Carolyn258 Wrote: May 03, 2012 9:51 AM
As a former graduate student of neuropsychology who hung at bars with the best and the brightest of them (both libs and conservatives), all I can say is that liberals must have enlarged, overactive amygdalas, which is responsible for aggressive, defensive, and reproductive behavior. (well, reproducing the no longer applicable pseudo-revolutionary rhetoric at pseudo-Marxist rallies).
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Deport the GOP Establishment

Carolyn258 Wrote: May 03, 2012 9:38 AM
Oh, sure, Ted Kennedy can be benevolent (1965 legislation). A trip up to his family's cozy retreat in Hyannisport, MA, shows us poor folk a totally non-integrated part of the world. That's what I despise the most about liberals and especially about the Kennedys. They do not LIVE what they PREACH to others.
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Deport the GOP Establishment

Carolyn258 Wrote: May 03, 2012 9:38 AM
Oh, sure, Ted Kennedy can be benevolent (1965 legislation). A trip up to his family's cozy retreat in Hyannisport, MA, shows us poor folk a totally non-integrated part of the world. That's what I despise the most about liberals and especially about the Kennedys. They do not LIVE what they PREACH to others.
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