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User Details are only visible to members.	""What would be really cool is if Obama were to leave office in discrace. " I don't even know, nor care, who said this. I'm addressing the attitude. If Obama doesn't do anything disgraceful, would it be really cool if he left in disgrace? Would this a good thing for the country? for the economy? for the stability of the world? This is simply an anti-American wish, more appropriate for an al-Qaeda operative. Wishing disgrace on the office of the President -- or on anyone, for that matter -- is a fairly pathetic expression of low self-esteem.
Flat Rock NC			Username hidden (2826 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I heard a caller to a "Christian" talk radio show openly wish for the demise of President Obama. "Somebody's got to take this guy out". The talk show host replied sympathetically, with no reprimand whatsoever. He was, of course, the very guy who had been preaching hatred and spreading filthy lies, on the air. All in the name of his god.
Flat Rock NC			Username hidden (2826 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"I have never heard anyone, here, or in my "regular" life, openly wish for the death of President Obama, save for some anonymous cowards on various internet fora. If someone here has, it has escaped my noticing. You must know some nastier people than me, YLM" Thats my whole point. You're experience and awareness is apparently limited. My whole point was to convey facts that I am personally aware of, yet you try to tell me what is out of line, son. Respectfully, you are not qualified.
Emeryville CA			Username hidden (12138 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"Wealth in the hands of those who do not know what to do with it slips through their fingers. Even the most hardened leftists usually know this." I wouldn't say I'm a "hardened leftist" but I def lean left more than right and I couldn't agree with this more. It's a cliche, but it's true (as cliches often tend to be): "A fool and his gold are soon parted." I can tell you from personal experience that this is absolute gospel. T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1844 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	* I mean, you don't really "need" to swing, do you? Or you could at least connect with swingers through alternate means besides a paid website, right? Wouldn't that $200 have been better spent going into some homeless guy's pocket? * We were through with him quite a few times. As to him swinging, stop it, I guarantee you, he hasn't met a single woman from here, not one. Besides, going out requires spending money, which he claims he can not afford. He's failed to launch!
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12284 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"I promise you - no amount of money overcomes irresponsibility with money." A wonderful example of this is Nicolas Cage - one of the highest paid actors in Hollywood - who has a lower net worth than most homeless people - because he spends beyond his means. Even though his means exceed the wildest dreams of most of us. At the other extreme is a chemical operator I used to know, who made $40k a year, but saved his money, eventually bought a beach rental house which had a good history and business model - and within 10 years was worth $2 million. More than Nicolas Cage. Pay attention Robert. These are real people in the real world. They can teach you something. Luck - good or bad - played no part in the outcome of either Nicolas Cage, nor the chemical operator I know.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11813 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"The rich are far from responsible with their money." Robert (Looking - we recently have a "Bobby" on the fora - probably Robert should still be called "Robert" to avoid confusion): I promise you - no amount of money overcomes irresponsibility with money. A large number of lottery winners - even HUGE winners - hundreds of millions of dollars - are destitute less than a decade later. Why? Because they have always been poor and have always been making "this will make sure I remain poor" decisions. Inheriting money (or having it simply fall out of the sky) does not guarantee wealth. Wealth needs to be managed. Wealth in the hands of those who do not know what to do with it slips through their fingers. Even the most hardened leftists usually know this.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11813 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	While I certainly question the ethics and motives of the super wealthy in this country (talking about your 1%ers here), I couldn't care less how the hell they spend their money. If you have the money to buy a castle with a golf course, then buy a castle with a golf course. I know damn well if I had that kind of scratch laying around I'd do it simply for the fact that I'd get to play golf whenever the hell I want and I wouldn't have to worry about slow golfers holding me up and fast golfers trying to rush me. That alone would be worth the hundreds of millions. Plus, I'd live in a freaking castle. That is bad ass. I care about what the rich do with their money just as much as I care about Section 8 housing and what welfare recipients do with their checks. Robert, you say that you're the principle of responsible spending. I notice that you're a lifetime member here. That's a pretty frivolous use of money, don't you think? I mean, you don't really "need" to swing, do you? Or you could at least connect with swingers through alternate means besides a paid website, right? Wouldn't that $200 have been better spent going into some homeless guy's pocket? Of course no one "needs" a castle, or dozens of cars, or their own golf course. Luckily we live in a society that allows us to spoil ourselves rotten if we have the means. Probably 90% of the things that we all have (rich or poor) in life are completely and totally unnecessary. So unless you're going to sit here and tell me that you don't own a single luxury item (and I know you do since you're posting on the internet), then I don't know what you're bitching about. You seriously sound like someone who is so completely dissatisfied with where you are in life that you're wanting to blame everyone but yourself. Boo fucking hoo, man. Nut up. T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1844 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Mark says: "CPL: The Section 8 housing now being built have very strict Federal guide lines in order to qualify for getting getting a Section 8 contract, under the rules. People on welfare are no longer allowed to live in minimum standard conditions. Belive me guy. These apartments are spacious and well appointed. I know people who tried to rent there. But were turned down. Sorry you don't qualify. Because they have jobs. And you should see the cars parked there. Nice and tricked out! Not to mention the satellite dishes all over the place." Why do people who claim to have so much worry about what poor people have?
New Kensington PA			Username hidden (2138 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I love how the zit tells others what to do with the money that they earned. Never forget Bobby, it is you who is working for the rich regardless of how you need to twist this fact in order to make yourself feel all warm and toasty. They determine how you spend your money, whether you like it or not.
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12284 post)

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