BO-CEPHUS said:Didn't you post this last week?
p0ink said:they better start making more of those since he will be back in 2004 for another 4 years...
RyanH said:why should I trust you when you don't have history on your side? People vote on the economy----proven fact!!! And, you know that the economy will still be in the tank in 2004 since more and more tax cuts for the very wealthy and big corporations will mean desperate economic times, for all good Americans.
BO-CEPHUS said:
He is right.
Most americans are idiots.
RyanH said:I trust my fellow Americans.
p0ink said:you have got to be kidding me...if tom daschle wasn't such a god damn obstructionist with his head up his ass and if he actually gave a flying shit about the country instead of the interests in his political party, he would help pass bush's economic plan. let me explain this plan once again for you, i will make it as simple as possible. If large corporations have tax breaks and will be able to keep more of *THEIR* money that *THEY* earned, they would have more money to spend, with the more money they have to spend, the more people they are able to higher. the more jobs, the lower the unemployment rate, the lower the unemployment rate, the more money being spread around. it amazes me why you people think large corporations are so evil. face it, without large corporations, this economy would be shit. if these companies werent tax'ed to death (like they are), none of this would even be an issue. what should we keep doing? giving money to the poor and less fortunate? yes, it would be nice if they could have more money, but let's be realistic here, a poor person never highered anyone. i know a poor person has never highered me for a job. But Ryan, i will help you out here. I will give you a few things you can do to help your liberal cause:
1. do *NOT* spend any money on anything whatsoever. keep all of it to yourself
2. if you are unemployed, stay unemployed as long as possible. keep being a burden to the country and keep collecting those checks
3.if you own a business, dont let people buy anything from you.
4. do not higher anyone for your business. more jobs = a bad, evil thing
5. try your hardest to keep the economy in a virtual stand still
spentagn said:
Trust them with their own money? Or with guns?
spentagn said:
Trust them with their own money? Or with guns?
RyanH said:
I trust my fellow Americans to uphold their responsibilities to all Americans, which, does include paying taxes and practicing safe gun use.
There is a price to pay for living in one of the leading countries in the world.
RyanH said:
I trust my fellow Americans to uphold their responsibilities to all Americans, which, does include paying taxes and practicing safe gun use.
There is a price to pay for living in one of the leading countries in the world.
p0ink said:ryan, who highers people? people with money or people without?
RyanH said:
depends on who's doing the hiring. Several corporations do not believe in giving reasonable salary increases unless the federal goverment compels them to do so with minimum wage legislation.
RyanH said:
The government has to ensure that companies are doing what is "right" for all of our fellow Americans.
Don't the American people deserve at least that much? We both know they do.
BO-CEPHUS said:
Yes, and that price to me is upholding and protecting the Constitution. I pay my share when I purchase products in this country. Gov.org has no right to take one penny from my income without my permission.
This country is going to shit. There will be a revolution in the next 100 years. I hope to be alive when this times come. I await the day to kill corrupt government officials.
Revenge is needed in this country. WACO and Ruby Ridge are not acceptable and one day gov.org will pay.
RyanH said:
People will someday do what is right----and realize that Janet Reno was a successful Attorney General for 8 years in our great nation.
RyanH said:
Well many things aren't fair. It's not fair that our current President was elected by the radical wing of the United States Supreme Court. Nor is it fair, that 3 thousand brave-innocent Americans lost their lives tragically on September 11, 2001. Nor, is it fair that African-Americans have had to endure second-class citizenship in America for centuries.
But, somehow Americans usually come to their senses....and, in the end, we eventually will do what is right. People will someday do what is right----and realize that Janet Reno was a successful Attorney General for 8 years in our great nation.
spentagn said:
Sorry, minimum wage legislation do not affect salaries. They affect wage rates. And the government forces businesses to pay minimum wages. "Compel" is the wrong verb.
p0ink said:ryan, find me the part in the constitution that says government should be watching businesses and making sure they are fair. if it is in the constitution, i will have no quams with it. but if it isn't (which i know it's not), then i will still be vehemently against it.
p0ink said:ryan, i dont know if fairness had anything to do with the sept 11th attacks, i think it had something to do with clintons complete incompetence. do you want me to give you the URL for the thread of how clinton undermined national security?
RyanH said:
under the Commerce Clause to the United States Constitution the federal government has a VERY broad range of powers, such as the power to regulate safety conditions and even the salaries of all American citizens.
spentagn said:
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people. -Tenth Amendment
RyanH said:
Exactly, and the power to legislate under the Commerce Clause is reserved to the federal government. States could always raise the bar on minimum wage, but they could never lower it...To do, would be usurping the powers of the Federal government.
RyanH said:
under the Commerce Clause to the United States Constitution the federal government has a VERY broad range of powers, such as the power to regulate safety conditions and even the salaries of all American citizens.
spentagn said:That being said, the states have a broader range of powers than the Federal Government.
RyanH said:
But, of course, the radical Chief Justice, William Rhenquist, has been trying to change all that with decisions support big polluters and big corporations at the expense of the American people.
But, Rhenquist was a Nixon appointee, so I'm not surprised.
RyanH said:Spentagn, please tell us how much state economic activity is not tied to national commerce? Exactly, very little.
Thus, the federal government has broad, far-reaching powers under the Commerce Clause. For example, the securities law were passed under the interstate commerce clause and covers even state-wide companies, and not just national corporations.
p0ink said:
ryan, he is trying to do the job he was appointed to do...uphold the constitution...
spentagn said:
But thanks for letting me reply before attempting to answer your own question.
RyanH said:
Sure. He's only assisted in destroying our nation's environment, has overthrown all legal precedent to appoint a President, and has attempted to oppress the right to privacy for American women.
A less than stellar job.
spentagn said:
Do you have the Guide to Liberalism, Socialism, and Headupyourownassism memorized, or do you just have a copy in front of you at all times?
RyanH said:
You're running from the truth again, Spentagn.![]()
I thought you were passed that point in your life.
RyanH said:
Sure. He's only assisted in destroying our nation's environment, has overthrown all legal precedent to appoint a President, and has attempted to oppress the right to privacy for American women.
A less than stellar job.
p0ink said:
ryan, i can't see why you would want the government involved in almost every aspect of your life. do you really hate freedom that much?
RyanH said:
Sure. He's only assisted in destroying our nation's environment, has overthrown all legal precedent to appoint a President, and has attempted to oppress the right to privacy for American women.
A less than stellar job.

p0ink said:
ryan, i remember several articles that confirmed president bush really did win the election. i don't see how you can still argue that. oh yeah, you will say gore had more overall votes nationwide...well i hate to tell you, that doesnt mean a damn thing, because you know thats not how elections work...but you liberals will always try to change and manipulate things to argue your 'point'
p0ink said:give him a few years in the real world whe is out making money on his own...maybe common sense will kick in![]()
p0ink said:
ryan, i can't see why you would want the government involved in almost every aspect of your life. do you really hate freedom that much?

spentagn said:
If it weren't for freedom and capitalism, Ryan might actually have to pay for something (college) on his own for a change. It's easy to be liberal with other peoples' money.
RyanH said:
First, I've made plenty of money on my own. For example, I work hard watching my stocks in the market.
RyanH said:
1) Exit polls showed Gore won, 2) the New York Times in a study also concluded that if illegal overseas Republican ballots had been thrown out (just as the Democratic overseas ballots were thrown out), then Vice-President Gore would have won, not Governor Bush of Texas, 3) the butterfly ballot resulted in Presidential Candidate Patrick Buchannan getting votes that were intended for Vice-President Gore, and finally, had all undervotes been counted, state-wide, Vice-President Gore would be Pres. Gore today.
And, let's not forget, the hijacking of the election by the radical wing of the United States Supreme Court.
RyanH said:
I pay for plenty of things on my own. But Spentagn, there you go pulling your customary tactic---when the facts aren't on your side, you resort to off topic matters....i.e. my personal life, which has absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand.
minion said:
I'm military over seas. I didn't get my voting ballot until after the election. I smell a Leftist conspiracy!![]()
spentagn said:
Yet free-market capitalism is horrible. Who bought the stocks? If you, where did you get the money? Just curious.
RyanH said:
Sorry Spentagn, but I will not digress from the topic at hand.
Discipline is a virtue.
spentagn said:
If you consider the original topic showing the resemblances of your President and monkeys, perhaps it'd be more fitting to post pictures of jackasses next to your own. When you make it known how financially blessed you've been, your personal matters are relevant when you suggest limiting my potential at becoming so.
RyanH said:
Please point to where I've ever said that I'm "financially blessed."
RyanH said:
I pay for plenty of things on my own. But Spentagn, there you go pulling your customary tactic---when the facts aren't on your side, you resort to off topic matters....i.e. my personal life, which has absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand.
spentagn said:
So is honesty. And integrity, Mr. Clinton.
RyanH said:
well that depends on what the definition of "is" is.![]()
RyanH said:
well that depends on what the definition of "is" is.![]()
p0ink said:who needs a military? all the do is promote agression and violence. apparently we dont according to lliberals...just look much they downsized the armed forces...another wonderful thing clinton did....![]()
RyanH said:
Please point to where I've ever said that I'm "financially blessed."
RyanH said:
I'm thinking of trading for the new Lexus four door coupe after 11/2 into the lease.
But loved my Mercedes, nothing drives or has the style that German Cars have.
RyanH said:
I've owned two BMW's, a Mercedes, and Infiniti, and my parents own an ACURA, my favorite handsdown: ACURA.
Honda/Acura has always had their shit together. Both BMW's I owned sucked, paid alot of money for two very troublesome cars.
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RyanH said:
I would rather have the security and freedom that having money in the bank brings as opposed to having another new Mercedes.....My dad bought me my current mercedes, soon I will be trading it in for a reasonably priced car. In the meantime, I'll bank the extra money I was spending on the car payment for the mercedes.
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dballer said:
SURE THING!!!!!!
Let me know if you want more!!!!
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RyanH said:
Nice, although unsuccessful attempt at proving I am "financially blessed." Please do more research and indicate where I have ever said I am "financially blessed."
RyanH said:
Do you also blame Pres. Clinton when awakening late?
Do you also blame Pres. Clinton when another car is traveling slow in front of you?
Do you also blame Pres. Clinton for that B you scored in History in 1972?
Do you also blame Pres. Clinton for forgetting to turn the stove off?
Do you also blame Pres. Clinton for your wrinkled shirt?
Come on, pOink, you can't go on blaming former Pres. Clinton forever...for all unfortunate circumstances.

RyanH said:You think owning a Mercedes, implies that one is rich? I know several hard-working, middle-class American citizens who, too, enjoy or have enjoyed the pleasures affiliated with above-average automobiles.
Any toy can be obtained with the right budget.
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Just back from the gym....have yet to read every single post....thank you the portrait of a dumbass!!!!
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Just back from the gym....have yet to read every single post....thank you the portrait of a dumbass!!!!
spentagn said:Noone ever said you claimed to be "financially blessed." Read my post. I just pointed out "you make it known how financially blessed you've been." There's a difference.![]()
RyanH said:Ladies and Gentlemen, all D-baller has done has proven that I've owned a wide variety of cars. D-baller has still yet to prove that I've ever said I was "financially blessed"

p0ink said:
let the irrationality and nonsense begin...
RyanH said:
I have never said that I'm "financially blessed" or "wealthy'
You are interpreting that to be the situation without any real relevant data.
RyanH said:Someday, I will convince some of you to find follow my righteous lead and become a "moderate centrist with a liberal bent.'
RyanH said:Someday, I will convince some of you to find follow my righteous lead and become a "moderate centrist with a liberal bent.'
p0ink said:
ryan, you would have to be holding a gun to my head...but you liberals hate guns![]()
RyanH said:
Wrong. I don't hate guns. Guns are fine when they are 1) available to only those worthy of using one, and 2) when their use, make, and distribution is subject to the approval of federal regulations.
RyanH said:
Wrong. I don't hate guns. Guns are fine when they are 1) available to only those worthy of using one, and 2) when their use, make, and distribution is subject to the approval of federal regulations.
p0ink said:
define worthy of using one. do you mean those who are employed by various branches of the government?
dballer said:
So you are happy Bush is in office
RyanH said:
Exclusions would include children, those with a violent criminal history, the mentally disturbed, and those un-trained in how to use a gun.
Our nation's safety is at stake, that means sacrifice, which, in turn, means making it very difficult to own a gun. Sacrifice is an American tradition, I'll make that sacrifice most any time.
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