Let 'em die! Woooooo! Yeah!
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UncleBuck
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do you ever stick to the subject at hand, or just blather about whatever thing you don't like about obama that pops into your head?
Carne Seca
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I'm going with B) blathering
actually, it's called high yield 'junk bonds'. there's investors that ONLY invest in junk bonds. junk bonds are given that name b/c they have a very high probability of failing.
UncleBuck
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Please......Don't get angry already, I just want to debate. I'm much more interested in the facts. Please share some.
jumping from right wing talking point to right wing talking point is not debating, it is blathering.
budlover13
King Tut
Which talking point do you wish to discuss first? They are, for the most part, valid imo.
UncleBuck
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i think we covered insuring yourself and building to code, and how abandoning either concept is a great way to push your costs onto others.
Carne Seca
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$80,000 dollars is a huge contribution? Really? $50,000 was from an investor not Solyndra itself. Get your facts straight, junior.
budlover13
King Tut
OR taking responsibility for one's self imo.
What does the government know about building to code? They are the last people I'd ask about how to run a business. We've been building pools for 35 years, and I guarentee we know a lot more than the government does about "building to code" These bureaucrats are a joke. Thier salaries paid by taxdollars is a joke. The way Obama counts inspectors and regulators as a "created job" is a joke.
UncleBuck
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you still have yet to show me new building codes signed into law by obama. you have done a good job at bouncing from one right wing talking point to the next.
let's try to focus on that question and see what you can come up with to support your original assertions. otherwise, you blaming the president for your lot in life smacks of a complete lack of personal responsibility.
That was just "pay to play". Half a billion dollars at stake jr. Get your facts straight. One hand washes the other
EPA. How are people supposed to build coal refineries, if they can't dig for coal?
I love the environment just as much as the next guy. But green jobs kill jobs, and also send jobs overseas. Let the private sector invest in green energy. Its not the job of the federal government. There is a reason why these companies are denied loans by private investors...... They suck. So then they lobby to washington for handouts. The government should stay out of the way. IMO Too many things that can and will go wrong
UncleBuck
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'EPA' is not a specific bill like i asked for, and i fail to see how that effects your swimming pool business.
dukeanthony
New Member
You just got bitch slapped on this the other day and like the standard republi-troll you come back repeating the same absurd lie
We Build Stuff here as well incuding solar panels and windmills
And those Overseas manufacturers of Windmills?
They have plants here as well building those Windmills.
I should KNOW. I machine a lot of those parts everyday
grizlbr
Active Member
New at this Not high jacking just first 'Legal" post today. So if we the Marijuana supporters tried to organize just at "Our" state capitals. Would our turn out be better? After men's meeting at church today could go look at spiritual but Spiritaul does not address VbelowV
By noon, about 700 people, many carrying backpacks and sleeping bags, had gathered near Wall Street to search for a place to camp amid a heavy police presence. That was far less than the 20,000 Adbusters had hoped to see "flood" the neighborhood for a months-long occupation.
"This is a protest against corporate greed and we come to Wall Street because Wall Street is the Ground Zero for corporate greed," said Julia River Hitt, a 22-year-old philosophy student, explaining that most of the organizing took place online.
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