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I'm getting sick of the subversion game this administration is playing. Belittling as "not news but entertainment" the sole network who doesn't bend over to their every whim, misdeed and misdirection. It was thanks to this network that one of the "progressive" green, self-avowed Communist czars (Jones) was ousted after all, so this must still be a sore spot with them. And now utilizing (Acorn?) operatives to spread more of the hollow agenda through forum bots, which seemingly fooled a handful of you into making legitimate "rah rah" responses. I really hope all of you Obama fans aren't fooled into believing this is the benevolent response to a public opinion tide that's slowly but surely changing by the day. It reeks of desperation, in fact.
Lol you're taking this thing a little too seriously. I highly doubt that President Obama is in the oval office commanding that his Chief of Staff and Communications Director develop bots to send to various internet forums to spam poorly written advertisements for news websites.
Get a fucking grip, dude. 
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| Originally posted by vinnie97 the sole network who doesn't bend over to their every whim, misdeed and misdirection. |
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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov Are we talking about MTV? Because I really admire their ability to continue to offer shit programming nobody wants to watch. They really stick to their guns. |
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We have a new village idiot.
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| Originally posted by jerZ07002 I don't know. On slow wednesdays i'm inclined to tune into the real world road rules challenge to watch wes go absolutely nuts on some of those people. i'm not a reality tv show fan, but that shit is funny. |
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| Originally posted by Shakka Love it. How he managed to blow nailing a hottie like Johanna is beyond me. That dude is a prime example of roid rage and ignorance gone bad. 90% of their other programming, on the other hand, is completely forgettable. |
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| Originally posted by Krypton We have a new village idiot. |
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| I highly doubt that President Obama is in the oval office commanding that his Chief of Staff and Communications Director develop bots to send to various internet forums to spam poorly written advertisements for news websites. |
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| Originally posted by jerZ07002 the funny part is he's probably the smartest guy on the show (i truly believe that). While Wes is certainly juicin it, i actually like that guy. |
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| Johanna did him dirty by bangin out Kenny, and those guys are being dicks to him because he's pissed about it. |
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| Query: why the fuck are those douches there? |
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| Originally posted by vinnie97 He doesn't have to directly command them. You know, it's called a team of advisers and czars and they can perform directives on his behalf. Also, it wasn't advertisements as much as a political ideology and viewpoint that was being pushed. That said, it could very well just be a member of the news media who is batting for this administration (like the majority of them are). |
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| I assume you all think Chicago is a benign place where coercion and corruption never take place? That's what is presently in the White House. |
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| Originally posted by vinnie97 You might choose to look in the mirror and come to realize that bigger government isn't the answer, though I'm sure you're of the mindset that it takes a village of idiots to raise a child. You should be equally throwing the weight of those words at those who fell for the bot. Your tactic is straight out of the Alinksy handbook, though. You've studied well. Rule 12: "Pick the target, freeze it, polarize it. Cut off the support network and isolate the target from sympathy." He doesn't have to directly command them. You know, it's called a team of advisers and czars and they can perform directives on his behalf. Also, it wasn't advertisements as much as a political ideology and viewpoint that was being pushed. That said, it could very well just be a member of the news media who is batting for this administration (like the majority of them are). I assume you all think Chicago is a benign place where coercion and corruption never take place? That's what is presently in the White House. |
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| Originally posted by vinnie97 though I'm sure you're of the mindset that it takes a village to raise a child. |
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| He doesn't have to directly command them. You know, it's called a team of advisers and czars and they can perform directives on his behalf. Also, it wasn't advertisements as much as a political ideology and viewpoint that was being pushed. That said, it could very well just be a member of the news media who is batting for this administration (like the majority of them are). |
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| I assume you all think Chicago is a benign place where coercion and corruption never take place? That's what is presently in the White House. |
Power corrupts all and of course there were abuses by the last Admin but this one is rising to new levels.
Krypton, you are ascribing claims that I haven't made...and your continued personal attacks show how vapid your position really is. Keep trying to belittle us with hate and just wait to see what happens in the next election.
You probably think free healthcare for all is attainable when it is the poor who will be fronting the bill. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB100...ss_opinion_main
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| Or consider a single worker earning $20,600 and buying an individual "silver" policy with a premium at $5,000. Again according to CBO, if his income rises to $26,500, his subsidy plummets to $2,700 from $4,400 (including a cost-sharing subsidy that goes away). This is a 29% marginal tax; moving to other income levels yields increases in the neighborhood of 20% to 23% for both individuals and families. Jim Capretta, a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, calculates that when combined with other policies like the Earned Income Tax Credit that also phase out, the effective marginal rate would rise to nearly 70% at twice the poverty level. The incentives for low-wage workers are especially perverse. The exchanges give them a huge break and then take it away gradually as their income goes up. Usually such phase-outs are used to make sure "the rich" don't benefit from IRS dispensations, but here they will have a giant effect on decisions about whether and how much to work, since each additional hour worked reduces the subsidy. |
Are you posting author-less newspaper editorials as evidence of socialism?
Based on that tax code interpretation, how is it anything BUT socialism? Since you can't refute the claims, the author is obviously full of shit, I gather?
Basically, we're at an impasse...you all believe increasing the size of government to gargantuan levels and allowing them to meddle in every facet of our lives can only improve the standard of living. We differ greatly on that point...because power corrupts and behemoths are rarely efficient.
BTW, what would a kid gain from championing his one-sided political viewpoints with a host of threads and party-approved messages. It reeks and is just more evidence of the monopolizing tactics this Administration is trying to engage with the media. Here's more of that evidence that you claim I don't have, Krypton: http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jjmnolte/2009/10/15/leaked-memo-reveals-the-white-house-has-control-of-your-television-set/
More tactics that are too subtle for you to notice or care about.
Right, go take a political philosophy class and then we can discuss what socialism entails.
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| Originally posted by vinnie97 Krypton, the evidence is all around you...only you are too thick to see it. And your continued personal attacks show how vapid your position really is. Keep trying to belittle us with hate and just wait to see what happens in the next election. |
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| You probably think free healthcare for all is attainable when it is the poor who will be fronting the bill. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB100...ss_opinion_main |
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| This confirms that it is not about reducing costs, it is about CONTROL plain and simple. Socialism only results in an equalization of suffering across the masses. |

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| Keep up the attacks. |
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| Originally posted by Krypton Ah, of course. I am the one who has to prove your kooky assertions. LOL. If there is anything I said that wasn't true, let me know... Free? Who said "free"? Not I. Nor anyone who advocates it. It's paid for by the tax payers smart one. How about this. Instead of buying multi-billion dollar weapons systems we don't even need, let's get the government to take its rightful place in providing a primary public service for its citizens instead of trying to liberate shithole countries. My "attacks" are proportional to the ridiculous nature of your comments. |
This is vinnie at his neighbor's party last weekend.

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| Originally posted by vinnie97 Just exiting the country after diminishing the Taliban and Al-Qaeda in Afghan would have created a power vacuum that would just return to haunt us in later years. That's one area where Obama has an iota of sense (unfortunately, the Rules of Engagement that are being applied and the reluctance to devote the required number of troops are only devolving the situation into Vietnam Part Deuce). So no, it would be very difficult to redirect defense spending to healthcare in this current world climate. |

That's original and well done on addressing the points and concerns brought forth. Name a prior admin that has tried to inject the level of influence on the media that the current one is desperately attempting.
I'm going to leave this liberal hotbed to all of you so you can lather yourselves up in utopian fantasies.
EDIT: Whoa, it's your boy Obama who is only taking Afganistan half seriously and seems to think the Taliban are reformed and of no concern.
Half-measures aren't going to end this in 100 years or 1000 years.
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| Originally posted by vinnie97 Krypton, I edited the post above and added some evidence suggestive of this Admin's nefarious tactics. |
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| Your suggestion of redirecting funds is a tricky one since we are expected to be the world police and we have military bases the world over. It's a nice utopian ideal but how is it feasible in today's world when there are Venezeulas, Irans and North Koreas |
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| (Russia and China are not far behind) that don't seriously concern themselves with world opinion and UN directives? |
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| 9/11 required some kind of serious response and your suggestion that we do nothing (as opposed to invading Afghan and attacking the Taliban) would have been countered as ridiculous at best and treasonous at worst post 9/11. (I'm not opening that can of worms about Iraq) |
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| Just exiting the country after diminishing the Taliban and Al-Qaeda in Afghan would have created a power vacuum that would just return to haunt us in later years. That's one area where Obama has an iota of sense (unfortunately, the Rules of Engagement that are being applied and the reluctance to devote the required number of troops are only devolving the situation into Vietnam Part Deuce). So no, it would be very difficult to redirect defense spending to healthcare in this current world climate. It would also result in ballooning deficits with which future generations would be shackled, not to mention if another disaster on the world stage happened to occur requiring an influx of defense spending. |
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| Originally posted by vinnie97 That's original and well done on addressing the points and concerns brought forth. Name a prior admin that has tried to inject the level of influence on the media that the current one is desperately attempting. I'm going to leave this liberal hotbed to all of you so you can lather yourselves up in utopian fantasies. EDIT: Whoa, it's your boy Obama who is only taking Afganistan half seriously and seems to think the Taliban are reformed and of no concern. Half-measures aren't going to end this in 100 years or 1000 years. |
I always thought it was this douchebag - http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=336517
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| Originally posted by vinnie97 I'm getting sick of the subversion game this administration is playing. Belittling as "not news but entertainment" the sole network who doesn't bend over to their every whim, misdeed and misdirection. It was thanks to this network that one of the "progressive" green, self-avowed Communist czars (Jones) was ousted after all, so this must still be a sore spot with them. And now utilizing (Acorn?) operatives to spread more of the hollow agenda through forum bots, which seemingly fooled a handful of you into making legitimate "rah rah" responses. I really hope all of you Obama fans aren't fooled into believing this is the benevolent response to a public opinion tide that's slowly but surely changing by the day. It reeks of desperation, in fact. |

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