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My question is, "If an occupier uses an axe handle to smash out the window of a car and its not violence and I then use the same axe handle to hit him over the head, will he still consider it not violence?"
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How to Keep the Poor Poor

Ernest H. Wrote: Apr 30, 2012 10:07 AM
The two geniuses Smiley and West are of course going to distribute their profits from the book to those who have less than they do, are they not? No? I thought so.
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Sigh: DWS' Lie of the Day

Ernest H. Wrote: Apr 25, 2012 7:55 AM
DWS: The perfect wind-up DNC Talking Points Doll. Wind her up and she just regurgitates one lie after another on and on and on and on until someone finally shuts her up with an actual fact.
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Black Panics and White Hispanics

Ernest H. Wrote: Apr 24, 2012 8:25 AM
Good article and a take on the situation that I hadn't discerned. I can see why the race mongers Sharpton, Jackson, Farakhan, and the not so Reverend Wright are all up in arms. They are in danger of being displaced on the victimhood "gravy train" from which they've both used to extort money from corporations and individuals to support their "foundations". I think when looked into, you will find these foundations are really their own financial foundations. I would really like to know where all of the money has gone. The words uttered by these hate mongers if spoken by whites would have the whites subjected to riots, legal charges and/or jail sentences.
36 yrs. in the Senate makes Hatch part of the problem, not the solution. He should do the honorable thing and retire.If we could view Hatch's financials, how much richer is he now than when he went to Washington? Whose benefit has he been looking out for, ours or his?
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Not Again

Ernest H. Wrote: Apr 21, 2012 8:15 AM
Even as a child in Hawaii, obama was not among the hoi polloi. His grandparents placed him in the Punahou School, an expensive private school not attended by students of modest or meager means. He was sheltered from the rough and tumble life of the Hawaiian public school system that children of non-asian or non-polynesian decent often experience. His mixed race ethnicity was more of an asset in Hawaii than in any other US location and he may have fit in better there than anywhere else. I think that his hostility to people of means and white people in general is behavior learned from his childhood mentor, the communist Frank Davis, his mother and grandparents, and from radicals he chose to associate with in college.
Awww, c'mon. We saw the pictures of the poor Polar Bears floating out to sea on a chunk of ice. We know that the conservation commies are just looking out for the environment and would never manipulate their propaganda to paint an untrue picture. Even more disgusting than that, are the fools that believe them.
My favorite MSM/government ploy is the manipulation of the unemployment number. Every week it seems as if first time filings for unemployment remain static or rise a little, yet the unemployment number remains the same. I've even noted when a rise of 200,000 in the number of people unemployed was reported simultaneously with a .1% decrease in the unemployment rate. One doesn't have to be a rocket scientist to know that in order to do that, the numbers have to be jiggered. The government is giving the report with its fingers crossed behind its back. I'm holding my nose.
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Diane Sawyer Versus 'Too Rich' Romney

Ernest H. Wrote: Apr 18, 2012 7:30 AM
It's helpful to understand that Dianne Sawyer, although rich, isn't necessarily the brightest bulb in the box. Personally, after watching her try to pin down Colin Powell on military tactics and strategy in Iraq, I think she is an intellectual lightweight. Her wealth and position obviously remove her from any real contact with the hoi polloi thus making her a total hypocrite when it comes to criticizing Romney for being out of touch. I would say his Mormonism and faith keep him pretty well grounded. Can't say so much for the airhead Sawyer.
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Not Another Dime

Ernest H. Wrote: Apr 08, 2012 3:04 PM
Most local publications rely on local advertisers and local readers for their existence. If you make it known to them that their editorial coverage is too one-sided and biased and that your continued patronage is dependent on their fair coverage of issues, things may change. One reader might not make much difference, but many might.
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