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Well credit your credit is due, you did get part of it right, that your sense of judgement and language are still lacking understanding of even the most rudimentary skills. "Our contemporaries are constantly wracked by two warring passions: they feel the need to be led and the desire to remain free. Unable to destroy either of these contrary instincts, they seek to satisfy both at once. They imagine a single, omnipotent, tutelary power, but one that is elected by the citizens. They combine centralization with popular sovereignty. This gives them some respite. They console themselves for being treated as wards by imagining that they have chosen their own protectors. Each individual allows himself to be clapped in chains because that the other end of the chain is held not by a man or a class but by the people themselves." ― Alexis de Tocqueville |
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those that debate the laws die by the laws...
but those that sea the laws were created by power, and power will and shall always upon earth be that with the most wealth, which be created by the most money, shall renew their understanding and wisdom and wealth in the new days of peace and harmony of and and for all in the world. |
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wow...
sorry, that post was totally inept! that which debate the law will never have any insight good enough to help create better laws, so live and die without ever getting to live under the type of laws it self actually wanted... but those that sea the laws were created by power, and power will and shall always upon earth be that with the most wealth, which be created by the most money, shall renew their understanding and wisdom and wealth in the new days of eliminating suffering for humankind and creating peace and harmony of and for all in the world. |
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Good thing I noted that I didn't write that; however, there is a little truth mixed in with a large portion of unsubstantiated facts there. Nonetheless, I wouldn't claim it. That has a huge slant yo the right affixed to it. Good writing is supposed to be balanced, something journalist today would do well to remember. Republican and Democrat. Factual writing - and that which presents itself to be factual - needs to be just that. Which part(s) of your un-attributed plagiarized post was/were factual? * That President Obama, like 31% of our presidents didn't serve in the military? * That President Obama, like 81% of our presidents didn't run a business? * That President Obama, like 100% of our presidents isn't a CPA/accountant? * That President Obama, like 100% of our presidents hasn't been a doctor, nurse, or in any other way affiliated with health care? * That President Obama, like 50% of our presidents found his way to the office of the Presidency via State legislature, or that like 100% of our presidents he, too, has never been a mayor? Ummmm...the meat of your presentation, which was really some other misinformed soul's presentation, is factually incorrect. The only truth in what you both presented as fact is that he is, indeed, a man, as evidenced by the repeated "he" referenced throughout. And, he is a man that pisses a LOT of people off. Welcome to being the President of the United States. This time - and so far - he has a singularly unique *reason* as to WHY he's so able to do so. Bbbbut,he is a CPA! 
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An example of why people hate Obama:
Kentucky Fire Chief Refuses to Help Family of Stranded Motorists Because They Are Black Follows up anti-black racial slur with an anti-Asian one. 90 COMMENTS 90 COMMENTS A A A Photo Credit: via WDRB News November 20, 2014 | A Kentucky fire chief is being criticized for racist comments after he refused to help a family of stranded motorists because they were black, and then suggested that an Asian-American television reporter did not understand English. In a Bullitt County Sheriff’s deputy’s body camera recording obtained by WDRB, Southeast Bullitt County Fire Chief Julius Hatfield can be heard discussing a car accident on I-65 in September. Hatfield first goes out of his way to provide assistance to Loren Dicken, who is white. “You got a jack, ain’t you?” Hatfield asks the driver. “If you show me where them things is at, I’ll get my guys to start changing the tire for you.” At first, Dicken turns down the offer, but Hatfield insists, saying, “It will save you a bill.” Firefighters working for Hatfield even picked Dicken up from the hospital and took him back to the firehouse, where his car was ready and waiting. But Hatfield treats the family of four black motorists completely differently. “Well, I’ve got a family of four from Cincinnati, I got to do something with,” the Bullitt County deputy tells Hatfield over the radio. “We ain’t taking no n*ggers here,” Hatfield replies, laughing. Instead of offering to help driver Chege Mwangi, the deputy recommends that he call the AAA motor club. Mwangi told WDRB that he noticed that the firefighters had provided assistance to other motorists, but his family wasn’t injured so he didn’t think much of it. However, he said that the sheriff’s department was helpful. And when WDRB’s Valerie Chinn attempted to ask Hatfield about the financial management of Southeast Bullitt Fire Department at a town meeting, he suggested that she didn’t understand English, and threatened to have her arrested. “Do you understand English darling?” he says in video recorded at the public meeting by WDRB cameras. “Do you understand English?” “Turn that camera off,” Hatfield barks. “I’ve asked you that in a nice way. Buddy, call the cops and get them here.” “I asked you once tonight if you understand English,” the fire chief adds after Chinn presses the issue. “I’m speaking English.” Hatfield later told Chinn over the phone that he did not recall the remarks he made while responding to the accident on I-65 in September, but he was sure that it was a slip of the tongue. Chinn said that he also apologized for the way that he treated her at the town meeting. Watch the video here from WDRB, broadcast Nov. 19, 2014. |
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These attacks on Obama are purely caused by 1 main issue.....and the root of that is racism....coz he's a black prez.... Okay so some of our former presidents weren't some of those things, but not all wrapped into one. Because that is the only reason the Libbos can come up with. |
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An example of why people hate Obama: Kentucky Fire Chief Refuses to Help Family of Stranded Motorists Because They Are Black Wow what a non sequitur argument that is. 
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Edited by
alleoops
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Mon 11/24/14 08:37 PM
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An example of why people hate Obama: Kentucky Fire Chief Refuses to Help Family of Stranded Motorists Because They Are Black Wow what a non sequitur argument that is.
and Je ne sais quoi too. 
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An example of why people hate Obama: Kentucky Fire Chief Refuses to Help Family of Stranded Motorists Because They Are Black Wow what a non sequitur argument that is.
and Je ne sais quoi too.
I thought it was, "Je suis une omelette au fromage." 
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Edited by
alleoops
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Mon 11/24/14 08:47 PM
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An example of why people hate Obama: Kentucky Fire Chief Refuses to Help Family of Stranded Motorists Because They Are Black Wow what a non sequitur argument that is.
and Je ne sais quoi too.
I thought it was, "Je suis une omelette au fromage."
I thought I smelt something qui a coup� le fromage 
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