State of emergency declared in Ferguson

schuylaar

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It is common for human cultures to recreate things to fit their local bias. Peace be with you.

hey rob..i thought about what you said last night. the workaround would be:

the worker who accepted what was offered and employer would not get into trouble, would be if the worker was a 'contractor'..then yes..any amount can be offered and accepted without repercussion from government. as a contractor, they are responsible for their own taxes etc; and would have to be a true contractor..not employee posing as such.

there are rules in determining what constitutes a contractor..'means test'.

hope this helps.
 

Rob Roy

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Attention pure fair-skinned people that are proud of their Christian white-ness : Jesus wasn't white

It is common for human cultures to recreate things to fit their local bias. Peace be with you.


hey rob..i thought about what you said last night. the workaround would be:

the worker who accepted what was offered and employer would not get into trouble, would be if the worker was a 'contractor'..then yes..any amount can be offered and accepted without repercussion from government. as a contractor, they are responsible for their own taxes etc; and would have to be a true contractor..not employee posing as such.

there are rules in determining what constitutes a contractor..'means test'.

hope this helps.

I know that we have a basic philosophical difference. I don't feel any obligation to follow rules that other people impose on me thru force, nor do I impose myself on others via force. If two parties agree to something peacefully amongst themselves, I don't believe a third party has the right to intervene, you do. All the rest of what you said is just what results from following our divergent paths and is whimful (made that word up) and arbitrary.

Hope that clears things up for you, when you (ahem) "question authority".
 

UncleBuck

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I know that we have a basic philosophical difference. I don't feel any obligation to follow rules that other people impose on me thru force, nor do I impose myself on others via force. If two parties agree to something peacefully amongst themselves, I don't believe a third party has the right to intervene, you do. All the rest of what you said is just what results from following our divergent paths and is whimful (made that word up) and arbitrary.

Hope that clears things up for you, when you (ahem) "question authority".
you can rephrase your philosophy any way you want to, using whatever euphemisms you want to.

the plain fact is that it leads to the same place: people hanging signs on the front of their stores stating that people of certain races and skin colors are not welcome.

you are a segregationist.
 

bearkat42

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Things are out of hand because the police didn't crack down a year ago, and they let a bunch of thugs tear apart a city.

Now a year later, people are still pissed off that a criminal was killed while attacking ab officer and reaching for his firearm. Umm, wtf? That's what happens, derp. Maybe these people just want a fight, so I say give it to them.

I see some Oath Keepers are in town. The areas they patrol will turn out to be the safest places to be in that town, and no media will be attacked because of their presence. While on the other hand, cops are getting shot at and can't control a crowd. Weird.
 

Red1966

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again? we are all people..just people. immigrants every last one of us. i don't even know anyone who didn't move to this country until the 1900's. my ex-husband, the exception..but were northerners who never held slaves, fought for this country in both revolution and civil wars.

a lot of things need to be repaired in this country, but not this way.

i believe for the first time, we are truly being shown the way.

and who says i have no faith?:wink:
You did.
 
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