SuperSneakyCow wrote:Oh? I think I heard that, but didn't process it.
OMG. What are the odds?
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SuperSneakyCow wrote:Oh? I think I heard that, but didn't process it.

SuperSneakyCow wrote: He's just talking about community.



CraigTPE wrote:SuperSneakyCow wrote:Eh, not quite the same thing at all, to be completely honest. He's just talking about community/family, and that sort of shit.
He mentioned specifically the facilities communities provide. What could he possibly mean if not infrastructure provided by tax dollars?
johnny138 wrote:Here' what liar Obama won't tell you: you see those roads and those bridges? Who do you think PAID for all that? People paid taxes from what? Their jobs.
Again, stating the obvious. Not everyone built companies. Good.johnny138 wrote:Who provided those damn jobs? Successful companies. And no, not everyone built those.
Yes. I even have offshore bank accounts, lol. All legal by the way.johnny138 wrote:Do YOU own a successful company?
Puhhllleease. I don't get that. I don't need people's respect. I built my company because I enjoy doing what I do. I hire people who enjoy it also. I only expect they do the work I pay them for and that hopefully, we can get through the day actually enjoying working together. I highly doubt you have built a successful company.johnny138 wrote:So how about showing some damn respect for people that got off their assess and started successful companies that actually employ people?
Yes, as has been demonstratedjohnny138 wrote:There's a dangerous and stupid arrogance going around amongst the losers. They want to sit on their assess, do nothing, and claim responsibility for someone else's success. That is not going to happen.
I haven't heard these rants since the '80's! Oh, that's a brilliant argument. You know, there is no wonder that people here are turned off of the conservative voice. Fred can complain all he wants, but these types of posts don't help the conservative movement at all. I support many conservative ideas when it comes to taxes and spending by the government, but thinking people are turned off of Republican voices because it is so often represented by silliness.johnny138 wrote:Obama is a socialist that doesn't think anyone built anything on their own because he never built anything on his own. He's a pot smoking loser supported by other losers.
In a candid interview with NPR Thursday, Posner opened up about what he sees as a “real deterioration in conservative thinking” over the last decade.
“I’ve become less conservative since the Republican Party started becoming goofy,” Posner said.




adguy wrote:As much as I hate to keep this ridiculous right wing crazy's thread alive
adguy wrote:As much as I hate to keep this ridiculous right wing crazy's thread alive (why oh why, are there so many of them on the flob? it's so weird)![]()
There is a world that we all participate in. The more you care about your environment, the better the environment you will have around you. So when the government protects its people and provides services to serve the public interest, that's not taking money from those who earned it and redistributing it to others... it's everyone chipping in for a better community... because you are a part of it. The problem is, the super-wealthy, who could help the most, have disconnected from humanity and really don't wish to contribute anything. In fact, they will spend hundreds of millions to buy politicians to keep them from paying a few extra thousand... just on the principle of not having to send a dime in the direction of helping someone else. And yet their businesses take advantage of an infrastructure, a (somewhat) educated work force, police protection, etc. As do we all. No one is saying pay everything, or pay a crazy lot... we are saying, pay some like everyone else. Don't hide your money and write off everything. But instead they would rather take the government over and wreck it just to say "See, I told you government is bad. Don't feed the beast with taxes."
I guess when your humanity has been stripped away by greed, it is easy to see those who care about others as the crazy ones.
Dr. McCoy wrote:I think some of the right wing crazies are just pretending to be right wing. Maybe crazy too. It's pretty sneaky.
Cooperations wrote:johnny138 wrote:Here' what liar Obama won't tell you: you see those roads and those bridges? Who do you think PAID for all that? People paid taxes from what? Their jobs.
Perhaps he doesn't need to tell us because it is obvious? He doesn't state the obvious then you assume he does not know this. Your hatred for Obama is blind and irrational. If he did state it, you would say he thinks we are all stupid. There is nothing he could say to win a certain blind segment of the population over.
Yes. I even have offshore bank accounts, lol. All legal by the way.johnny138 wrote:Do YOU own a successful company?
Puhhllleease. I don't get that. I don't need people's respect. I built my company because I enjoy doing what I do. I hire people who enjoy it also. I only expect they do the work I pay them for and that hopefully, we can get through the day actually enjoying working together. I highly doubt you have built a successful company.johnny138 wrote:So how about showing some damn respect for people that got off their assess and started successful companies that actually employ people?
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 16, 2012 — The following statement is the response from NFIB President and CEO Dan Danner to President Obama’s declaration over the weekend that “If you’ve got a business -- you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen.”
“What a disappointment to hear President Obama’s revealing comments challenging the significance of America’s entrepreneurs.
“His unfortunate remarks over the weekend show an utter lack of understanding and appreciation for the people who take a huge personal risk and work endless hours to start a business and create jobs.
“I'm sure every small-business owner who took a second mortgage on their home, maxed out their credit cards or borrowed money from their own retirement savings to start their business disagrees strongly with President Obama's claim. They know that hard work does matter.
“Every small business is not indebted to the government or some other benefactor. If anything, small businesses are historically an economic and job-creating powerhouse in spite of the government.”
Oh, that's a brilliant argument. You know, there is no wonder that people here are turned off of the conservative voice. Fred can complain all he wants, but these types of posts don't help the conservative movement at all. I support many conservative ideas when it comes to taxes and spending by the government, but thinking people are turned off of Republican voices because it is so often represented by silliness.

johnny138 wrote:....It's not people that have been turned off...

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