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Get the Facts and Save Lives With Guns

Jim3013 Wrote: May 06, 2013 7:58 AM
Right on, as usual, Katie. Henry Higgins famously stated, "Why can't a woman, be more like a man?" Henry Higgins had is all wrong. Why can't all women be like Katie Kieffer!! And a lot of men would be better off being like Katie Kieffer, too.
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The Rise of the Neo-Birchers

Jim3013 Wrote: Apr 30, 2013 8:43 AM
There will always be a few who will open their mouths only to put their foot into it, or attempt to say something and have it come out all wrong. But it sounds to me like Mr. Greenberg is attempting to trash the entire Tea Party movement as radicals because they realize that our rush toward the ruin of socialism as described by Hayek, et al, has reached a point where any more "compromise" will at best leave us with "socialism lite" where our doom is only slightly postponed. Maybe the mathematical series 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + 1/16.... never theoretically reaches 1, but constantly compromising halfway in one direction will have that same effect. Tea party people are not being unreasonable for wanting to stop the one way compromises. Too many...
If a person believes that the Quran is the actual word of God, that person CANNOT be one as described in this article. A moderate Muslim would be like a "Christian" who doesn't believe in the Resurrection. In other words, a moderate Muslim would be no Muslim at all.
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Fact-Free Crusades

Jim3013 Wrote: Apr 16, 2013 10:02 AM
Dr. Sowell always makes way too much sense with his comments. But apparently facts and logic mean nothing to crusaders who base all on emotion. "If it feels good, do it," has never been a basis to achieve anything, but it still goes on and on as a source for action amongst lib/progs.
We should have abortion for adult lib/progs.
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'Me Too' Republicans

Jim3013 Wrote: Mar 27, 2013 8:16 AM
Oh wait, the Barbary Pirates attacked U.S. shipping until we sent gunships to Tripoli and put an end to it. The reason Islamists didn't attack us for the next 150 years was because they were too weak, and their own caliphate building ideology calls for biding time until strength can be achieved. Has U.S. foreign policy always been the best? No. But to think the Islamists are only angry with us for our policy is totally naive. Ron Paul is right in that some things the U.S. has done have been ill advised, but retreating from the international stage in an age where the oceans no longer serve as full protections for us is not a viable foreign policy, either.
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Intellectuals and Race: Part IV

Jim3013 Wrote: Mar 15, 2013 9:45 AM
Why is the obvious so easy to see and elucidate by Dr. Sowell, but so totally foreign to so many (lib/prog) others?
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The Right to Self-Defense

Jim3013 Wrote: Mar 08, 2013 8:28 AM
The whole idea of a Constitutional Republic is to prevent the "tyranny of the majority." The "tyranny of the majority" has another name: democracy. The founders knew all about the Greek City States who had democracy, which always went down in flame at the hands of demagogic tyrants. So why, starting in the 1930's did the Government, and notably the Government run schools, start referring to our form of government as a democracy, or maybe a "democratic republic"? I'll leave that to the readers to figure out.
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Getting Wise to Government Lies

Jim3013 Wrote: Mar 07, 2013 8:27 AM
Yup, that's the plan. A majority of "real" economist are pointing to the end of the lower payroll tax rates as being the real driving force behind the slowdown we're seeing now, but Obama will try to blame the "Republican Sequester" as the culprit. Sad part is, all his bots will go along with it..
70% of the earth is covered by oceans or seas. So the odds of one of these things even happening over land is less than 1 out of 3. And then to occur over an area of land that is actually somewhat populated is even much smaller that that. At one every 50 to 100 years or so, most of which will occur over water or desert (e.g the Tunguska event) I'm like Alfred E. Neuman. "What, me worry?" If these space rocks are too small for us to track with current technology, I say, "Let's do nothing!" Even this last one that against all odds did occur near a city caused no fatalities, for crying out loud.
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