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snidely333
snidely333
Sep 11, 2015
11:55am
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Originally posted by: EllenMonster
I want to go on record that I support Boilerman. The more restrictions on voter rights the better.

But admittedly I am a bit jaded. I'm sweet on Boiler.


What happened with you and Milled? You're turning into a groupie for bitter old white men.
alanleroyII
alanleroyII
Sep 11, 2015
12:32pm
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Originally posted by: EllenMonster
I want to go on record that I support Boilerman. The more restrictions on voter rights the better.

But admittedly I am a bit jaded. I'm sweet on Boiler.


What happened with you and Milled? You're turning into a groupie for bitter old white men.

I think drmilled was like a daddy figure for her. Boiler is more like a first cousin.

jphelan
jphelan
Sep 11, 2015
12:41pm
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ps- I really hope you aren't investing in any bio-tech stocks, jatki. They're the ones curing cancer with knowledge gained from the reprehensible practices you hate so much.



Oh - please do provide evidence where cancer was cured through the use of aborted fetal tissue from Planned Parenthood.
How about vaccines for...

  • German measles
  • Chicken pox
  • Hepatitis A
  • Rabies

    ...developed with fetal tissue research.


    • Link please to prove that these were subsidized from Fetal Tissue from aborted fetuses provided by a government funded institution like Planned Parenthood.



    forkushV
    forkushV
    Sep 11, 2015
    12:46pm
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    ps- I really hope you aren't investing in any bio-tech stocks, jatki. They're the ones curing cancer with knowledge gained from the reprehensible practices you hate so much.



    Oh - please do provide evidence where cancer was cured through the use of aborted fetal tissue from Planned Parenthood.
    How about vaccines for...

  • German measles
  • Chicken pox
  • Hepatitis A
  • Rabies

    ...developed with fetal tissue research.


    • Link please to prove that these were subsidized from Fetal Tissue from aborted fetuses provided by a government funded institution like Planned Parenthood.
    Oh I they weren't funded by government funds supplied to Planned Parenthood or similar.

    Fetal tissue research (through whatever funding) just helped save a lot of lives and eliminate a lot of misery. The German measles also used to cause thousands of spontaneous abortions every year, and the vaccines helped stop that. Ironic, huh?

    jatki
    jatki
    Sep 11, 2015
    4:27pm
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    Originally posted by: jphelan
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    Originally posted by: pjstroh


    ps- I really hope you aren't investing in any bio-tech stocks, jatki. They're the ones curing cancer with knowledge gained from the reprehensible practices you hate so much.



    Oh - please do provide evidence where cancer was cured through the use of aborted fetal tissue from Planned Parenthood.
    How about vaccines for...

  • German measles
  • Chicken pox
  • Hepatitis A
  • Rabies

    ...developed with fetal tissue research.


    • Link please to prove that these were subsidized from Fetal Tissue from aborted fetuses provided by a government funded institution like Planned Parenthood.
    Oh I they weren't funded by government funds supplied to Planned Parenthood or similar.

    Fetal tissue research (through whatever funding) just helped save a lot of lives and eliminate a lot of misery. The German measles also used to cause thousands of spontaneous abortions every year, and the vaccines helped stop that. Ironic, huh?


    If this weren't mainstream knowledge or well known I'd beleive you, but,yea, I'd like to see some kind of source9s) to this too.

    Boilerman
    Boilerman
    Sep 11, 2015
    10:15pm
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    Monster, I'm concerned for you. You should definitely bring new information to the table, otherwise you risk losing your audience. Everyone has known of your yearning for me for some time

    Have a great weekend, and thank you again for the flowers.


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    Originally posted by: EllenMonster
    I want to go on record that I support Boilerman. The more restrictions on voter rights the better.

    But admittedly I am a bit jaded. I'm sweet on Boiler.


    Number51
    Number51
    Sep 12, 2015
    4:46am
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    Last shutdown:

    Mainstream Republicans: It's not our fault, it's the Democrats, we are not to blame.

    Extreme right wing Republicans (tea party): We don't take blame for the shutdown, we take credit for the shutdown. It is what we said we wanted, we got exactly what we wanted. The shutdown is a great victory for the Republican party.

    From wiki: "A Gallup poll conducted during the first week of the shutdown found that the percentage of Americans with a favorable opinion of the Republican Party had fallen to the lowest level for either party since Gallup began measuring party favorability in 1992, with only 28% of Americans saying they now had a favorable opinion of the Republican Party, down 10 points from September, before the shutdown. The Democratic Party had a 43% favorable rating"
    Link



    If the Republicans learned nothing from the last shutdown, maybe the next one will serve as a friendly reminder. The American people do not share tea party values.




    Boilerman
    Boilerman
    Sep 12, 2015
    9:54am
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    Boiler is quite self sufficient, and could survive for years or likely decades without government intervention. A lack of road repairs would make driving a bit bumpy, but I could still make it to West Lafayette for Purdue games. Those who expect that check from Uncle Sam may find it a bit tougher, however.

    I suggest not relying so heavily on Washington for subsidies, but I understand that's considered a radical thought from some of those on the "Left" here.


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    Originally posted by: Number51
    Last shutdown:

    Mainstream Republicans: It's not our fault, it's the Democrats, we are not to blame.

    Extreme right wing Republicans (tea party): We don't take blame for the shutdown, we take credit for the shutdown. It is what we said we wanted, we got exactly what we wanted. The shutdown is a great victory for the Republican party.

    From wiki: "A Gallup poll conducted during the first week of the shutdown found that the percentage of Americans with a favorable opinion of the Republican Party had fallen to the lowest level for either party since Gallup began measuring party favorability in 1992, with only 28% of Americans saying they now had a favorable opinion of the Republican Party, down 10 points from September, before the shutdown. The Democratic Party had a 43% favorable rating"
    Link



    If the Republicans learned nothing from the last shutdown, maybe the next one will serve as a friendly reminder. The American people do not share tea party values.






    jatki
    jatki
    Sep 12, 2015
    4:19pm
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    Originally posted by: Number51
    Last shutdown:

    Mainstream Republicans: It's not our fault, it's the Democrats, we are not to blame.

    Extreme right wing Republicans (tea party): We don't take blame for the shutdown, we take credit for the shutdown. It is what we said we wanted, we got exactly what we wanted. The shutdown is a great victory for the Republican party.

    From wiki: "A Gallup poll conducted during the first week of the shutdown found that the percentage of Americans with a favorable opinion of the Republican Party had fallen to the lowest level for either party since Gallup began measuring party favorability in 1992, with only 28% of Americans saying they now had a favorable opinion of the Republican Party, down 10 points from September, before the shutdown. The Democratic Party had a 43% favorable rating"
    Link

    It sure showed in the following election also that's for sure.



    If the Republicans learned nothing from the last shutdown, maybe the next one will serve as a friendly reminder. The American people do not share tea party values.






    chefantwon
    chefantwon
    Sep 12, 2015
    10:38pm
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    Strange, why did the Republican's pick up so many seats in the last election IF they are so bad?????????

    51 forgot to post Ben Carsons ratings. He is up over 70% approval. (almost twice as much as Hilliary)
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