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I think the answer is yes and its about time. Personally I find it quite satisfying to be a kept man and find it rewarding in pursuit of those activities formerly ascribed to women. I especially like napping, TV watching, meeting with like minded men to discuss and plan hunting, fishing, and in my case gold hunting trips. I do have to periodically remind the keeper that I do need enough money to support my endeavers and that she must bring home enough "bacon" to support my activities. My opinion is: If women want this then who am I to object even though I cannot imagine why but do hope that they do not come to realize what they've given up to put up with all the crud out there.
A meal ticket for a bunch of hucksters who have sold the low information voter on its viability. The above includes the head of DOE who has used the program to funnel billions to political backers of the administration.
I note the comments on removing the child from exposure to the inane environment to accommodate this attitude. Perhaps the alternative of firing those who exhibit this behavior should be considered instead. After all, couldn't the symbals of the left also be characterized as weapons and why should they be exempt. The peace symbol for example can be interpreted as a pitchfork which could be used to stick another.
This from the "best Secretary of State ever" and the man who stopped the rise of the ocean. Who believes this cr*p? Redact that question as the majority of voters apparently do believe it and as the Dems are fond of saying - They are liars but its okay because they are our liars.
He has been elected to the presidency twice now and my question is - what does this say about the country and those who put him there? Enough citizens voted for him to put him in office and this is the real problem because those attitudes and opinions are still out there waiting for the next pied piper to come along. We now have Hillery in the wings - another snake in the grass being sold to the drones and she will win unless driven down with Benghazi. Has the tipping point already been passed? The "tell" will be the 2014 elections.
Rearranging your personal situation is not difficult, it just takes time and a plan. Certainly laws like FATCA make it more difficult but there are many alternates to sticking your money in foreign banks or stock markets. If you adopt the view that the government is a predator and you the prey then what follows are a logical set of steps coupled with mental realignment which allows for a much lowered visibility, especially to those state department types who make lists of expats. The resulting rise in quality of life and the increased freedom of self determination is worth the time and effort.
Why not? After all, if they are paying for your healthcare then you have given them the right to control your way of life.
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Live Free or Move

rpexplorer Wrote: May 08, 2013 8:24 AM
In the limit it all becomes the same and the advantages become transitory. Those driving the government into those areas they have no business being and those seeking additional power and influence are the real root cause, I recall moving from Massachusetts to Arizona - gas in MA was .35 per gallon and .15 per gallon in AZ - now it is the same in either location. For reference, gas in Mexico where I now reside with much increased freedom, is $2.50 with no alcohol additive.
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First They Junked the Constitution

rpexplorer Wrote: May 08, 2013 6:45 AM
Time to bail Charles?
I wish there was more intelligence displayed in your position. Please point out to me that portion of your position which directly addresses the real issue of dealing with mental health and weapons.
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