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VooDoo6Actual
05-07-12, 08:17
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Safetyhit
05-07-12, 08:52
The part at the end about returning them to their parent's basements was right on. What a joke the whole thing is, yet Obama bought into it. Only 7 months left...
Icculus
05-07-12, 09:29
Nice. I liked the tagline of the group that put it up.

"Party on the Right--The drinking, smoking, cussing wing of the GOP":lol:
glocktogo
05-07-12, 09:37
The part at the end about returning them to their parent's basements was right on. What a joke the whole thing is, yet Obama bought into it. Only 55 months left...

Fixed it for you, unfortunately. :(
austinN4
05-07-12, 09:58
Loved it!

glocktogo, you need to be more positive!
montanadave
05-07-12, 10:15
Wait a sec. A couple of days ago you guys had jumped in bed with the OWS crowd and the Spire lawsuit alleging a vast money laundering conspiracy by the mortgage banks.

Politics makes for strange bedfellows. And a lot of one-night-stands.
VooDoo6Actual
05-07-12, 10:45
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austinN4
05-07-12, 10:46
A couple of days ago you guys had jumped in bed with the OWS crowd and the Spire lawsuit alleging a vast money laundering conspiracy by the mortgage banks
Not me!
Cesiumsponge
05-07-12, 11:15
Wait, so if you're upset at something and a fringe group happens to be upset at the same thing, you're one in the same?

That is the stupidest thing I've heard in a while, and its only Monday.
montanadave
05-07-12, 11:23
As I stated in the other thread, I'm in complete agreement the banks ****ed a lot of folks (well, considering TARP and all the rest, I suppose they ****ed every taxpayer in this country) and the government gave them the gate, turned a blind eye to what was happening, allowed them to privatize their profits and then made John Q. Public pick up the tab when the whole shit house burned down.

As for the Spire law suit, I'll wait and see. The complexities of the financial machinations in play and the level of collusion among the players will, as previously alluded to, require countless hours of diligent investigation to unravel. My experience tells me that, at the end of the day, big money wins. And these are serious big money players.

My admittedly flippant earlier remark was simply pointing out that even the most ardent of adversaries sometimes find themselves standing shoulder to shoulder against a common enemy. I don't anticipate any of you will be sporting dreads or breaking out the hacky-sacks anytime soon. :no:
VooDoo6Actual
05-07-12, 11:57
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VooDoo6Actual
05-07-12, 12:01
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The_War_Wagon
05-07-12, 13:01
Occupy: broom & dustpan.

They can START, by cleaning up after themselves... :mad:
SteyrAUG
05-07-12, 13:56
Disliking banks and their practices is not the same as liking hippie, socialist vandals. By the same token, disliking certain racists practices in the 60s doesn't mean I like black racists groups such as the Nation of Islam simply because we happen to agree on one thing.
Safetyhit
05-07-12, 14:30
Wait a sec. A couple of days ago you guys had jumped in bed with the OWS crowd...


No, we didn't do that Dave. I could go on and on about the fallacy of your assertion, but it seems the others have summed it up rather well.

Pleased think before posting. :)
VooDoo6Actual
05-13-12, 16:28
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LowSpeed_HighDrag
05-14-12, 01:52
So following your logic & Mensa Society nominee statement of the year...

ergo,

I like Fried Chicken & Watermelon therefore I share the same beliefs as The Black Panzies...
I like Sushi therefore I share the same beliefs as all Japanese people...
I like Lamb & Hummus therefore I share the same beliefs as Muslims do...

Brilliant non sequitur, just brilliant.....

Me thinks that maybe your comprehension of his post was a little off?
montanadave
05-14-12, 06:23
Yeah, I'm pretty sure that comment by Cesiumsponge was a shot at my first post in this thread, which was written tongue-in-cheek but apparently not received as such by a few members.

No where is the concept of "sar-chasm" (http://sarchasm.net/) more clearly evident than on internet forums. :laugh:
VooDoo6Actual
05-14-12, 10:58
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Cesiumsponge
05-15-12, 10:37
No worries. I'm fond of saying than the man who invents a sarcasm button for the Internet will be the next billionaire. Misinterpreting a misinterpretation of a comment quickly leads to a lot of confusion. I'm obviously guilty of doing the same thing. :D