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 SO Linche |
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Posts: 15839 05/29/2009 11:41 PM Owner/Admin
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And Goerge W Bush has the magical power to make anything legal just by saying so. He does? I thought he was a private citizen now. (Did you say you teach history, lol?) And - AT LEAST he was an elected official. I know in some places judges are elected but - not here in Mass. And a sorrier bunch of political hacks you couldn't find anywhere. |
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Ichigo Kurosaki |
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Posts: 4118 05/30/2009 4:58 AM Governor's Council
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Well, according to Condi, waterboarding was legal because Bush said so...
 
 
 
 
 
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Marksmomm |
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Posts: 156 05/30/2009 7:29 AM |
SO Linche wrote: She's also a Catholic Linche - don't forget that. Who knows what kinds of decisions she'll make based on that alone!! Pubs - be careful of your criticism of La Raza ( Not to be confused with La Raza Unida ) because you might be surprised who supports it/is a member of in your own party. To criticize the largest organization dedicated to reducing poverty and dealing with civil rights would not be PRUDENT for the pub party. In addition, just because some nutter pub in Colorado says it's like the KKK doesn't make it so ( which btw, should outrage you that he even said that ). "La Raza states it has never been racially or ethnically exclusionary, never supported and does not endorse the notion of a "Reconquista" or "Aztlán," has never used, and unequivocally rejects, the motto "Por La Raza todo. Fuera de La Raza nada", has supported numerous measures to ensure that all Americans have the freedom to choose where to live, and stated that its programs are already covered by civil rights laws administered by independent agencies at the federal, state, and local level.[13] It also disputes the charge that it supports illegal immigration, constantly reiterating its support for effective and reasonable border security and immigration-law enforcement. In a speech in San Diego, NCLR CEO Janet Murguía stated: "First, as a sovereign nation, the United States has the right to determine who comes and who stays. . . [It also] has a right to consider enforcement at a variety of levels, including border enforcement, interior enforcement, and workplace enforcement. . . We support enforcement...[because] as Americans, we recognize it's the right thing to do."[14]
...Whenever you teach faith as science, you do a disservice to both....
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osowolf |
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Posts: 2483 05/30/2009 10:26 AM Administrator
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I may be confused, but wasn't the context of the whole "wise Latina/better decision than white man who's never lived this life" come during a
speech discussing the inequity of the law for decades, nay a century, of people making decisions who have never lived a minority life?
What were the statements before and after the one sentence? |
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Ichigo Kurosaki |
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Posts: 4118 05/30/2009 12:47 PM Governor's Council
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Murguia should stop giving speeches to Reconquista groups like the Order of the Aztec Eagle.
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cmadison |
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Posts: 2004 05/30/2009 6:46 PM State Rep |
Women are smarter than men generally, so what's the problem?
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sidbuckeye6287 |
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Posts: 52 05/30/2009 8:56 PM |
Women are legends in their own minds.
"War is criminal, unless it's war waged against criminals, then it's criminal not to wage war" by Sid |
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cmadison |
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Posts: 2004 05/30/2009 10:16 PM State Rep |
Must be the generation gap, old men rarely can admit when they don't know stuff as well as women.
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veruca09.bipartisonparty... |
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Posts: 1243 05/30/2009 11:36 PM |
cmadison wrote:  
Someday you will find me caught beneath a landslide, in a champagne supernova in the sky ~ Oasis
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Ichigo Kurosaki |
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Posts: 4118 05/31/2009 5:07 AM Governor's Council
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That she considers herself a "wise Latina woman" shows major arrogance. No wise person calls themselves that.
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cmadison |
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Posts: 2004 05/31/2009 1:13 PM State Rep |
Ichigo Kurosaki wrote:We've had centuries of white men in this country thinking they know everything, and see the same crap in the GOP today, and why their itty bitty tent is folding day by day. Thank goodness for the faces of Cheney, Limpball, and Newt, they think they know it all. Comparing Sotomayer to KKK and David Duke? When did she burn crosses on someone's front lawn, or bomb a synagogue, or hang a white man?
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Sid J Smith |
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Posts: 876 05/31/2009 1:19 PM Governor's Counsel
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News Flash!!
This just in!! This reporter has just heard from the horse's (someone's faithful steed, cmad) mouth. There are no white men in the democratic party. More later. |
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cmadison |
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Posts: 2004 05/31/2009 1:30 PM State Rep |
How idiotic, white men in the democratic party are not chasing out everyone else that doesn't look like them, by their platform like the GOP. Don't
you understand anything? Is it stupidity or ignorance?
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Sid J Smith |
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Posts: 876 05/31/2009 2:11 PM Governor's Counsel
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Or is it because you can't express yourself?
Tune in again, same board, same thread, and hear cmad say, "That's not what I meant!" Hear the nut in the nightrown proclaim, "Die, die!" Hear Red insist, "It's ok as long as he doesn't know where you live" |
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cmadison |
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Posts: 2004 05/31/2009 2:15 PM State Rep |
I express myself just fine, you prefer ignorance and insults to express yourself. And poor itty bitty fella has a comprehension problem.
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Ichigo Kurosaki |
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Posts: 4118 05/31/2009 2:25 PM Governor's Council
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How do you put up with his bullshit at BPP?
Maddy, organized racism takes many forms. Comparisons to the KKK, Nazis, etc, can be made on more than one level, such as ethos. The Nation of Islam is every bit as racist as the KKK. Just because they don't use the same tactics doesn't mean they aren't just as dangerous. Mexicans are taught that we conquered and annexed by force the Southwest back in 1845-46. That is completely untrue as it completely ignores the Treaty of Gudalupe-Hidalgo and the FACT that we paid over $85 MILLION in GOLD for the rights to the land. Aztlan has bullshit as its basis, as does the Reconquista movment, but that doesn't stop them from spreading their "hate the gringos" diatribe and using American groups to further their agenda of conquest by simply moving in and outnumbering the rest of us.
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Sid J Smith |
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Posts: 876 05/31/2009 2:40 PM Governor's Counsel
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Poor, verbally challenged, cmad. You said "We've had centuries of white men in this country thinking they know everything, and see the same crap in
the GOP today"
Now think, little girl, what does this mean? |
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cmadison |
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Posts: 2004 05/31/2009 2:53 PM State Rep |
Ichigo Kurosaki wrote: A little secret Ichi, he's on ignore, he's irrelevant, and I only respond on occasion out of of pure boredom and sport. LOL "moving in and outnumbering the rest of us" That's the kind of stuff I heard in my family history, and how WASPS were intimidated by anyone not like them at the turn of the 20th
century. Moving in and outnumbering? I thought America was about this.
Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
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veruca09.bipartisonparty... |
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Posts: 1243 05/31/2009 3:00 PM |
Like Sotomayer or not, the GOP are once again shooting themselves in the foot. By going after her, they are alienating the ginormous Latino voting block.
On the cartoon show Family Guy, Peter described the GOP perfectly: Old white guys afraid of change.
Someday you will find me caught beneath a landslide, in a champagne supernova in the sky ~ Oasis
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cmadison |
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Posts: 2004 05/31/2009 3:14 PM State Rep |
veruca09 wrote:Seems so.
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