Where are you libs now? (Page 3): Hey, Joke, you're living up to your new nickname... There's a basic human right to streets? There's no human right to a house --- but if you have a...

JamesCurran Loc: Trenton ,NJ

Hey, Joke, you're living up to your new nickname...

Jakebrake wrote:

I have all the basic human rights available to me through hard work, honesty and a strong work ethic. Unlike 46% of the population that you seem to ascribe to, and champion, which wants to do nothing but have your wonderful liberal government provide them with everything from cradle to grave.

There's a basic human right to streets?

There's no human right to a house --- but if you have a house, there is a human right to have the government put it out, if it catches fire?

And, if we have a capability of getting everyone a home, education and healthcare, why shouldn't we? Why is it important to you to have two classes, and some people suffer?

Jakebrake wrote:

This is certainly why our once great Republic is in a catastrophic decline under the auspices of the liberalism we have experienced under obama and his ilk for the past 6 years.

Except for the fact that the catastrophic decline happened under BUSH (and yes, I'm allowed to blame things on Bush until we repeal the Bush tax cuts), and the RECOVERY is happening under Obama. (and before that, the decline was under the previous Bush, and the recovery under Clinton)

COI Jack Loc: Missouri

BigBear wrote:

People who give prisoners anything more than is necessary to sustain them until their time is up are pandering wimps.
Criminals forfeit their rights when convicted.

85% of all those incarcerated will be back on the street some day. They could move next door to you. Do you want someone who was given the help and opportunity to change for the better, or someone who was mistreated and bitter against society?
In today's culture, it is very possible that a friend or relative will end up in prison. How would you want them treated?
You want to sound tough, but to anyone that has worked in corrections, you just sound ignorant.

BigBear Loc: Northern CT

COI Jack wrote:

85% of all those incarcerated will be back on the street some day. They could move next door to you. Do you want someone who was given the help and opportunity to change for the better, or someone who was mistreated and bitter against society?
In today's culture, it is very possible that a friend or relative will end up in prison. How would you want them treated?
You want to sound tough, but to anyone that has worked in corrections, you just sound ignorant.

People who want help will find it.
You can't force it on someone who doesn't care.

You can change the subject again, but it doesn't change reality.

COI Jack Loc: Missouri

BigBear wrote:

People who want help will find it.
You can't force it on someone who doesn't care.

You can change the subject again, but it doesn't change reality.

Who changed the subject? You said that anybody that gave prisoners any more than the basics of life was a pandering wimp and I nicely said that you are full of crap.

Jakebrake Loc: Broomfield, Colorado

JamesCurran wrote:

Hey, Joke, you're living up to your new nickname...

Except for the fact that the catastrophic decline happened under BUSH (and yes, I'm allowed to blame things on Bush until we repeal the Bush tax cuts), and the RECOVERY is happening under Obama. (and before that, the decline was under the previous Bush, and the recovery under Clinton)

First of all James, I simply will not lower myself to your juvenile standards of name calling (joke) as I matured and outgrew that in the 5th grade. But if that trips your trigger good buddy, have at it as I do have a tough skin.

My question to you, if the Bush tax cuts were so bad for the country, why didn't obama simply repeal the Bush tax cuts during the first two years of his administration, when he had majorities in both houses? Hmm...

:oops:

ted45 Loc: Delaware

JamesCurran wrote:

Hey, Joke (*) br br Your fact are about a year ou... (show quote)

If the ACA is so great why do there have to be punishments at all? The latest delay is the mandate for small to medium size companies. It the ACA is so wonderful why have a mandate? Why delay it and deprive people of such a great program?

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/white-house-delay-obamacare-implementation-report-article-1.1710455

JamesCurran Loc: Trenton ,NJ

Jakebrake wrote:

I simply will not lower myself to your juvenile standards of name calling (joke) as I matured and outgrew that in the 5th grade.

But obviously, you haven't, as you insist on calling the President "Barry".

Jakebrake wrote:

My question to you, if the Bush tax cuts were so bad for the country, why didn't obama simply repeal the Bush tax cuts during the first two years of his administration, when he had majorities in both houses?

Because he had a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate for exactly one day -- September 9, 2009 -- between the resignation of Mel Martinez (R-FL) and the appointment of his replacement.

Checkmate Loc: Southern California

JamesCurran wrote:

Hey, Joke (*) br br Your fact are about a year ou... (show quote)

Ahh, the ranting and raving of being a delusional ghetto trash racist is apparent in your love of the POS you lovingly refer to as your president. Osamacare is disliked by well over 50% of the population. Democrats running for office are distancing themselves from Osamacare mainly because they are seen as nothing but empty shirted lackies who take their marching orders from Pelosi and Reid. You seem to be so far in the sewer that you have to jump up to reach the bottom.

Frank T Loc: New York, NY

I find it interesting that those that are most adamantly against Obamacare are those that have Medicare.
Guess what's good for the goose is too good for the gander.

Bazbo Loc: Lisboa, Portugal

ted45 wrote:

If the ACA is so great why do there have to be punishments at all? The latest delay is the mandate for small to medium size companies. It the ACA is so wonderful why have a mandate? Why delay it and deprive people of such a great program?

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/white-house-delay-obamacare-implementation-report-article-1.1710455

Well, if its not "Unfounded Allegation" teddie. Got any more to sling my way? Ever come up with the evidence to back up your bullshit? I thought not.

Now to the point--If you do not understand why there is a mandate, then you have now idea of how insurance works or what actuaries do.

It must be a deep frustration that in spite of the lies and the bitterness of people like you, the Obamacare war is over.

Time to find a new hobby horse. Try Benghazi. Again.

BigBear Loc: Northern CT

Bazbo wrote:

Well, if its not "Unfounded Allegation" teddie. Got any more to sling my way? Ever come up with the evidence to back up your bullshit? I thought not.

Now to the point--If you do not understand why there is a mandate, then you have now idea of how insurance works or what actuaries do.

It must be a deep frustration that in spite of the lies and the bitterness of people like you, the Obamacare war is over.

Time to find a new hobby horse. Try Benghazi. Again.

If it was such a good deal, people would be flocking to get it and not have to be threatened.
If it is such a great deal, why haven't you gotten it ??
And in case you missed it, it is totally unConstitutional to be forced to get it. But I figure you know little about the Constitution and Bill of Rights anyway and don't even know what your legal rights are. This is why you are content to strip the rights from others just so you can feel good about your liberal, needy, entitled and empty life.

RixPix Loc: Miami, Florida

K2mbs wrote:

We conservatives have been confronting libs on so ... (show quote)

You REALLY need to call you sponsor.

Regis Loc: Coeur d' Alene, Idaho

K2mbs wrote:

We conservatives have been confronting libs on so ... (show quote)

I'm going to smile when the extreme right-wing republicans go down in flames in the November elections. No one likes extremists.

dljen Loc: Central PA

Regis wrote:

I'm going to smile when the extreme right-wing republicans go down in flames in the November elections. No one likes extremists.

Me too, Regis, but with a president in his last term, the chances that both the house and senate will go to the RWNJ's are more than probable, unfortunately.

Peter-S

K2mbs wrote:

We conservatives have been confronting libs on so ... (show quote)

You really should pull your finger out of the light socket because you are making absolutly no sense. You do understand that yours is a party of old white people who are only getting older yet somehow liberal beliefs have come crashing down around them?

Lets see: Liberalism gave birth to the notion of a secular democracy allowing all who participated to be free. Liberalism led the charge for freedom and equality which crushed slavery and eventually brought forth the equality of blacks and all minorities. Liberalism emancipated women and granted them the right to vote as well as the right to control their own bodies just as men. Liberalism fought for free public education for all citizens. Liberalism fought for access to healthcare for all citizens. Liberalism fought for a secure retirement and healthcare for the elderly and needy.

And these are just a few of the many things Liberalism helped this country to acheive and you say they are all now dead? How so?