9:20 AMKeyser Soze
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I'm sure you take advantage of as much socialism as is readily available
to you.
.......

Not near as much as you’d like. I don’t accept govt handouts harry. Personally or my farm. And you?

On 4/21/18 10:36 AM, Tim wrote:

9:20 AMKeyser Soze
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I'm sure you take advantage of as much socialism as is readily available
to you.
......

Not near as much as you’d like. I don’t accept govt handouts harry. Personally or my farm. And you?


I drive on public roads, I depend on quick response by the fire and
police departments if they are needed, I attended public schools, until
this administration, I relied on public scientists to work on a number
of issues, et cetera.

I suppose if you live on a farm in flyover country, you depend upon your
ability to shoot squirrels.

On Sat, 21 Apr 2018 08:09:50 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

On 4/20/18 9:44 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 20 Apr 2018 21:21:09 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

On 4/20/18 8:19 PM, Mr. Luddite wrote:

North Korea has announced the suspension of all nuclear tests and
ballistic missile tests.

This appears to be a result of potential improving relations with
the possible negotiated end of the Korean War.Â* The North also
dropped their previous requirement that the USA remove all troops from
South Korea.

Interesting that this happens after strong actions and sanctions led by
Trump and others plus the Easter weekend trip by SOS nominee Mike Pompeo
Â*(who the Dems are in lock step to deny his confirmation).

Meanwhile, back at home, the DNC has filed a lawsuit naming the Trump
campaign, Trump's son, son-in-law and many others of colluding with the
Russians to influence the 2016 campaign causing Hillary to lose.Â* Gee.
I wonder if that will give old Bernie some ideas.

Oh ... and Cryin' Chuck Schumer wants to legalize pot.


Otherwise, a pretty slow news day.




The Dems filed a lawsuit against Nixon and his guys right after the
Watergate break-in.Remember how that turned out?

Yeah I remember. Just about the time Nixon was really making headway
with the Soviets and the Chinese, pushing the doomsday clock back a
few hours, the democrats assassinated him politically over bull****
and extended the cold war another 15 years. Some say the country never
actually recovered from the divisions in that witch hunt.


Witch hunt?

H. R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, John N. Mitchell, Charles Colson,
Gordon C. Strachan, Robert Mardian, and Kenneth Parkinson were indicted
for conspiring to hinder the Watergate investigation. John Den, Jeb
Magruder and others had already copped a plea. Chapin was convicted of
lying to the grand jury. Ed Reinecke was indicted. Nixon was named as an
unindicted co-conspirator and he resigned as president.

If these fellas had been Democrats, you'd still be wanting them all
hanged from the nearest yardarm. Who do you think you are kidding with
your pro-Repub bull****?

I agree they screwed up thinking they could just make this go away but
what Nixon did was pretty much standard operation for his predecessors
during his career. Egregious illegal wiretapping, political dirty
tricks and coverups were the hallmark of the previous 5
administrations. They simply changed the rules on him.
I admit Clinton was caught in the same trap when it came to his
extramarital affairs..

Keyser Soze
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I drive on public roads, I depend on quick response by the fire and
police departments if they are needed, I attended public schools, until
this administration, I relied on public scientists to work on a number
of issues, et cetera.

I suppose if you live on a farm in flyover country, you depend upon your
ability to shoot squirrels.

......


And that I do plenty of. A neighbor loves squirrel. I keep her with plenty of stock.

I don’t consider highways as socialism. But generous Nordic welfare that you richly admire, I do. “Show up, sign up, feed up, sit down�
I’d course you love it, Harry

On 4/21/18 10:50 AM, Tim wrote:
Keyser Soze
- show quoted text -
I drive on public roads, I depend on quick response by the fire and
police departments if they are needed, I attended public schools, until
this administration, I relied on public scientists to work on a number
of issues, et cetera.

I suppose if you live on a farm in flyover country, you depend upon your
ability to shoot squirrels.

.....


And that I do plenty of. A neighbor loves squirrel. I keep her with plenty of stock.

I don’t consider highways as socialism. But generous Nordic welfare that you richly admire, I do. “Show up, sign up, feed up, sit down�
I’d course you love it, Harry



Whatever you think of Norway's "system," there aren't many Norwegians
sleeping in the streets because they are homeless, or doing without
medical care because they have no means to get it, or denying
educational opportunities to their kids because they can't afford
college, or leading useless lives because they were injured on the job
and there are no funds available to retrain them for a real job, et cetera.

On Sat, 21 Apr 2018 11:12:21 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

On 4/21/18 10:50 AM, Tim wrote:
Keyser Soze
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I drive on public roads, I depend on quick response by the fire and
police departments if they are needed, I attended public schools, until
this administration, I relied on public scientists to work on a number
of issues, et cetera.

I suppose if you live on a farm in flyover country, you depend upon your
ability to shoot squirrels.

.....


And that I do plenty of. A neighbor loves squirrel. I keep her with plenty of stock.

I don’t consider highways as socialism. But generous Nordic welfare that you richly admire, I do. “Show up, sign up, feed up, sit down�
I’d course you love it, Harry



Whatever you think of Norway's "system," there aren't many Norwegians
sleeping in the streets because they are homeless, or doing without
medical care because they have no means to get it, or denying
educational opportunities to their kids because they can't afford
college, or leading useless lives because they were injured on the job
and there are no funds available to retrain them for a real job, et cetera.

Sweden seems to be having it's problems tho. There are thousands of
people living in the street there. There are also a lot being killed
in bombings, knifings and even ... eek ... shootings. I didn't think
they had a gun problem.

10:12 AMKeyser Soze
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Whatever you think of Norway's "system," there aren't many Norwegians
sleeping in the streets because they are homeless, or doing without
medical care because they have no means to get it, or denying
educational opportunities to their kids because they can't afford
college, or leading useless lives because they were injured on the job
and there are no funds available to retrain them for a real job, et cetera.

.........

There wouldn’t be as many sleeping on the streets here if you’re take in a few, or paying for some tuitions from your own pocket.

You socialists sure like to explain yourselves.

Keyser Soze wrote:
On 4/21/18 10:50 AM, Tim wrote:
Keyser Soze
- show quoted text -
I drive on public roads, I depend on quick response by the fire and
police departments if they are needed, I attended public schools, until
this administration, I relied on public scientists to work on a number
of issues, et cetera.

I suppose if you live on a farm in flyover country, you depend upon your
ability to shoot squirrels.

.....


And that I do plenty of. A neighbor loves squirrel. I keep her with plenty of stock.

I don’t consider highways as socialism. But generous Nordic welfare that
you richly admire, I do. “Show up, sign up, feed up, sit down�
I’d course you love it, Harry



Whatever you think of Norway's "system," there aren't many Norwegians
sleeping in the streets because they are homeless, or doing without
medical care because they have no means to get it, or denying
educational opportunities to their kids because they can't afford
college, or leading useless lives because they were injured on the job
and there are no funds available to retrain them for a real job, et cetera.


Most of our educational problems are kids dropping out of school. Not
colleges. You are the group that think everyone should go to college or
they are failures. Big part of the school dropouts problem. 20% should
be in university or college. 40% may qualify, but only half those have
the gumption. We need trade school classes. Auto repair, machine shop,
etc. kids get out of school and have learned little life skills.