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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby Fishman » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 16:05:39

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Picking two rich conservatives is no argument, has Michael Moore, John Kerry, or even Barack Obama been noted for their back breaking work? I articulated responses about your post, please, in a manner fitting Domus's request, respond.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby vision-master » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 16:29:29

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('DomusAlbion', 'L')et us all take a moment and reflect on what we are saying and how we're saying it.

And then tone it down.

I'll shut down this entire thread if these personal attacks continue.


Why, let's get out all the HATE. :twisted: :lol:
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby Ludi » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 16:43:15

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('TITAN', '
')says the person with 'artist' as their occupation...


I've been quite outspoken for years about not working hard for money. The hard work I do is for myself (digging rocks from the garden). So what's your point, exactly?

How much back-breaking labor should a 49-year old woman be doing, in your opinion?

I'm not the one calling for back-breaking labor. I think everyone should work less hard, especially if they're working for someone besides themselves. :)
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby americandream » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 17:05:09

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Fishman', 'A')mDr, you debate the past, I didn't deny any of your issues with the past, though they are debatable. I agree with you accessment of the back breaking labor, and DISCIPLINE, an anathema to the left. See Mos's original post. It deals with the present situation of right wingers posting here. You run off to complain about capitalism. Stay on topic.


Lol. Coming from an apologist for a class notorious for its general lies and disingenuity (or else why did they require a bailiout of workingman's taxes to prop up their free market (whether i is Obama doing it or Bush, your agenmts are all cast in your obese excessively well fed mould?), you sir, are asleep at the wheel. In fact, your very outrage at the prospect of manual labour must clearly frighten you but yes, that is what awaits you spongers.

As for right wingers petulance at the prospect of a life devoid of caviare and QE cushions, evident when they post on here, spend at leisure today, pay the debts tomorrow. There's only so long that you can run this ponzi scheme. The Jap ruling class are learning that salutory lesson.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby Fishman » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 17:51:27

What outrage at manual labor? I cherish it. In NONE of my posts here have I lamented manual labor. For clarity, I mentioned Discipline as an anathama to the left, not labor. Seems there is an apologist on your part as one with a fixed delusion. Right wingers does not equal caviar swilling, being conservative does not equal rich. You argue class, I do not. And the QE will quicker destroy ALL of us. The right is the one fighting it, Obama is the one pushing it.

Very poor form knocking on the Japanese at present. Very poor form.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby Quinny » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 18:17:50

Where do you get the idea that discipline is anthema to the left?

In my experience left leaning parties have always demonstrated stronger discipline than centre and right parties. The CP has lost many important free thinkers on the left because of what they perceived as excessive discipline and when you read anything of the life and works of Marx, Lenin, Trotsky or Stalin, strong discipline is a key element of a communist society.

The right is the one fighting QE!! - are you having a giraffe?


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Fishman', 'W')hat outrage at manual labor? I cherish it. In NONE of my posts here have I lamented manual labor. For clarity, I mentioned Discipline as an anathama to the left, not labor. Seems there is an apologist on your part as one with a fixed delusion. Right wingers does not equal caviar swilling, being conservative does not equal rich. You argue class, I do not. And the QE will quicker destroy ALL of us. The right is the one fighting it, Obama is the one pushing it.

Very poor form knocking on the Japanese at present. Very poor form.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby americandream » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 18:29:46

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Fishman', 'W')hat outrage at manual labor? I cherish it. In NONE of my posts here have I lamented manual labor. For clarity, I mentioned Discipline as an anathama to the left, not labor. Seems there is an apologist on your part as one with a fixed delusion. Right wingers does not equal caviar swilling, being conservative does not equal rich. You argue class, I do not. And the QE will quicker destroy ALL of us. The right is the one fighting it, Obama is the one pushing it.

Very poor form knocking on the Japanese at present. Very poor form.


The conservative ditch digger/office working two car in the garage type cheerlead the rich, support the agenda of the rich to deregulate and steal the taxes of the workingman and is generally in cahoots with the rich. They were ecstatic when the banksters, hedge fund types and other assorted crooks were pushing for securitisation vehicles to be stripped of oversight which would have saved the working taxpayer an awful lot of trillions and which instead could have been applied to hospitals and education, safety nets when the fat cats chucked them out of work etc, incidentally, things they are entitled for having paid for them.

Obama, Bush and all the rest are your heroes puppets. The corrupt Arab oil barons and all the other sleazy lowlifes looking for a free ride......all your friends. The currupt sell outs in Beijing whom Nixon bought with a Security Council seat and investment from your rich heroes....all your fiorends.

You can keep them. Real socialists will show you what work, discipline, obedience, and community mean and they are coming. Nothing can stop the outrage the working class will express when you have stripped them of their abundant planet which you will, as surely as the sun rises each day. I don't have to do anything. You will obligingly weave the rope to hang yourself with. You can't help yourself. It's in your nature to freeload.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby Ludi » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 19:39:52

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('americandream', 'I')t's in your nature to freeload.



I don't think that's true at all. I think there's something else at play here. Because folks like Fishman work hard they see hard work as virtuous. Because virtuous hard work should be rewarded, they see wealth as the reward of hard work. Because they don't personally receive government insurance payouts (not personally collecting Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, unemployment, food stamps, etc) they see such things as "government handouts to the mooch class." Because they work hard and don't collect on these programs personally, they see the people who do happen to collect on them as lazy.

So I think it is a situation in which hard-working people who don't happen to be in the situation personally of collecting from any of these social programs see those who do collect them as lazy work-hating deadbeats and people who don't collect them as virtuous hard workers. I'm not sure how they interpret bailouts of the banking industry, etc. Perhaps because the banking class is wealthy, they are seen as virtuous hard workers who deserve the money they are getting from the government/tax-payers.

Anyway, that's my guess. I think this is all deeply rooted in the myth that wealth is the result of virtuous hard work.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby Fishman » Mon 14 Mar 2011, 20:30:06

Well Ludi, at least you have coherent thought processes unlike AmDream. AmDr, PLEASE give an example of socialism working. Even Europe is abandoning socialism.
Yes Ludi, there is at least some virtue to hard work. I see you bragging appropriately about all the hard work you have placed in your garden at other posts. Your own post. You worked hard on your garden because hard work IS rewarded, most of the time. You worked hard because YOU don't trust the government to provide all your needs. Regardless of any view of my own toward government entitlement, WE ARE OUT OF MONEY. And as such, reliance on self, AS YOU EXIBIT elsewhere, will have to become the norm. So by your own actions, you confirm my argument and negate your own
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby AdTheNad » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 08:50:29

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Fishman', 'P')LEASE give an example of socialism working.

One very simple example. State provided vaccinations. Because the state can provide vaccinations very cheaply, everyone, including people who otherwise could not afford the shots can get them. This gives substatial positive externalities due to the herd effect. Everyone benefits from this, including little rich babies who are too young to have had any vaccinations themselves.

This very simple example can be extrapolated into many different areas.

Before bad mouthing socialism maybe you could answer the following question. Do you actually know what externalities are? Both positive and negative. If you don't you should probably educate yourself before deciding you know what is best for the world from a place of utter ignorance. If you do know what they are, maybe you should consider why the supposed free market fails at pricing them in accordingly.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby pedalling_faster » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 09:14:34

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AdTheNad', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Fishman', 'P')LEASE give an example of socialism working.

One very simple example. State provided vaccinations.


bad example though. there is a demonstrated correlation between vaccinations & autism.

the Amish don't vaccinate their children & have zero autism.

"our" autism rate is 1%.

of course that is not thorough enough, because it does not account for all the other differences between Amish society and "normal Western civilization".

and the Amish may well benefit from our vaccinations - they are surrounded by populations without polio, for example ... so their risk of such infection is near-zero.


moving on to another example - you would need to live in Europe. Sweden, Norway, or Finland, for example (ignorring for a minute the humongous Soviet-era nuclear waste dump up there near the North Pole.) having had the chance to hang around with Swedish relatives ... i felt like i met a different species. so free of American neuroses, American greed ... my cousin and her daughter were best friends. there society works, much better than ours - there is no doubt, based on observation.

BUT that may be due to matters that are difficult for Americans for talk about, since our minds are strait-jacketed by PC-ness. Scandinavian society is largely Caucasian, and highly educated. I have an Iraqi friend who lives in Finland, her family of 5 brothers & sisters having fled Iraq before Bush/Cheney honored Israel's wet dream of destroying Arab civilization in Iraq.

She chose to go to chef school, and has lived in Finland about 5 years. She did not settle in Finland immediately.

So the cruelty of the US & Israel in the Mid-East has led to the creation of a very gifted pastry chef in Finland.

But I digress.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby AdTheNad » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 09:26:49

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('pedalling_faster', 'b')ad example though. there is a demonstrated correlation between vaccinations & autism.


No there is not. You should get this ridiculous disinformation of this thread and be ashamed of yourself. Spreading unfounded rumours like this has lead to the unnecessary deaths of many people. You now have a hand in it. If you want to try and link vaccinations and autism, please start a new thread so I can lambast you there instead.

You then digress into something completely and utterly off topic.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby vision-master » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 09:43:20

For all you J6P's that support the Rethug party....... Yer gonna get what you asked for. Next the Rethugs will gut SS and medicare programs.

I hope you have some wonderful caring kids that will take care of you in old age. :)

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')ills call for a freeze on public pensions
Two House bills, H.F.542 and H.F.594, would effectively freeze public pensions in Minnesota as of July 1.

Introduced Thursday, February 17, the two measures by Rep. Mark Buesgens, Jordan, call for closing all public retirement plans to new employees after June 30, and freezing existing benefits for all current public employees as of that date. No additional service credits could be earned by participants, nor would additional member contributions be allowed. Members not yet vested in the retirement plans would only be eligible for a refund of past contributions plus interest. Contributions would also cease for participants in Minnesota's public defined contribution plans like PERA’s DCP.

The measure would allow the continuation of employer contributions to defined benefit plans like PERA, the Minnesota State Retirement System and the Teachers Retirement Association until they reach full funding.

In a recent interview, Buesgens said he does not expect the bills to pass, but hopes they will spark discussion. There are no companion measures in the Senate. Gov. Mark Dayton has indicated he would not sign the bills in the unlikely event they reach his desk.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby Ludi » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 10:35:00

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AdTheNad', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Fishman', 'P')LEASE give an example of socialism working.

One very simple example. State provided vaccinations.


Interstate highway system
Rural electrification
Texas telephone and electric cooperatives
US military
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby mos6507 » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 10:37:01

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Denier', '
')The Democratic Party has opposed ANWR exploration, coal-to-liquids technology, oil shale exploration, outer continental shelf (OCS) exploration and increasing refinery capacity


You know, there should be something in the COC that if anyone who joins Peakoil.com with a handle that makes it clear they are going to do nothing but push denialism and BAU 24/7, that they should be insta-banned.

I mean, come on. I'd rather debate with John Denver of Peakoildebunked than a troll like you.

Go crawl back under Sarah Palin's skirt where you came from.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby DomusAlbion » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 12:14:41

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mos6507', 'Y')ou know, there should be something in the COC that if anyone who joins Peakoil.com with a handle that makes it clear they are going to do nothing but push denialism and BAU 24/7, that they should be insta-banned.


Or how about if we take people that use the names of old, antiquated 8 bit processors from defunct game machines and ban them? See how that works?

Or even better, let's have an open forum where everybody gets to have their say and we argue ideas not personalities.
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby vision-master » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 13:50:12

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mos6507', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Denier', '
')The Democratic Party has opposed ANWR exploration, coal-to-liquids technology, oil shale exploration, outer continental shelf (OCS) exploration and increasing refinery capacity


You know, there should be something in the COC that if anyone who joins Peakoil.com with a handle that makes it clear they are going to do nothing but push denialism and BAU 24/7, that they should be insta-banned.

I mean, come on. I'd rather debate with John Denver of Peakoildebunked than a troll like you.

Go crawl back under Sarah Palin's skirt where you came from.



We been down that red-herring (ANWR exploration) road years back. Dude, it ain't/won't save us - get it. :badgrin:
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby timmac » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 13:59:59

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('DomusAlbion', '
')Or even better, let's have an open forum where everybody gets to have their say and we argue ideas not personalities.


That would be great than I would not have my post banned for speaking up about the Right, I sometimes feel like a modern day Christian being ate by Lefty Lions in this forum and the King that gives the orders is the Mods..
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby vision-master » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 14:04:45

So yer a quivering christian, eh. :lol:
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Re: What is the Draw for Right-Wingers?

Postby Fishman » Tue 15 Mar 2011, 16:39:27

Socialism
"Any of various theories or systems of social organization in which the means of producing and distributing goods is owned collectively or by a centralized government that often plans and controls the economy.
The stage in Marxist-Leninist theory intermediate between capitalism and communism, in which collective ownership of the economy under the dictatorship of the proletariat has not yet been successfully achieved. "

None of the above examples in this thread even come close to the definition of socialism.
SOCIALISM will not prevent peak oil, it is not sustainable (nor other systems probably), it will not cause Gia to sigh, the planet to cool, or the waters to part. Sorry American Dream.

Vaccinations/autism have absolutely nothing to do with this thread. If we are going to deviate that far from Mos's initial post, can we discuss also how much garlic one plans to plant this year?
PS correlation does not equal causation
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