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jgordon commented on the blog post ISSA: IRS Official May Have Lost 5th Amendment Rights With Opening Statement
I’m certain that only a partisan hack would decide how corrupt and unethical she was being based on who appointed her. Luckily most FDLers are far beyond that level pathetic hypocrisy though(?).
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jgordon commented on the diary post MENA Mashup: Bye-Bye Sykes-Picot, Game-Changers, and, Tiddlywinks by CTuttle.
“Assad’s camp could step up their use of chemical weapons…” Just a correction because I didn’t see you mention it, but the UN determined that it was the US-backed Al Qaeda rebels that used chemical weapons against the Assad regime, not the other way around. Please make your corrections clear when you cite other erroneous [...]
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jgordon commented on the blog post More Indications Biden Is Thinking About Another Run
I support Biden for president in 2016, and I hope you all will too.
Along with that, I support the Obama regime and admire the corporate police state that he’s implemented. I feel a lot safer because of it. In fact, I recently became a political activist and now support the local Democratic Party with time and money. I have bought a new wardrobe full of brown shirts to wear to all the official Party functions and I tell everyone I meet that the Obama regime is fantastic and that people who worry about things like “justice” and “freedom” (thankfully there are almost none of them on the left anymore) should be turned in. I’ve been meeting a lot of cool people because of all this new activism, and I feel like I’m doing something really useful with my life.
As for leverage? Why Obama and Biden are already doing just about everything the left wants. Or maybe they could support gay marriage or something more forcefully? Well then, I’ll be sure to bring that up at the next Party meeting: the left wants Obama to support gays more. It’s an easy issue that no one in power really gives a crap about anyway, so it should be no trouble to bring up.
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jgordon commented on the diary post Rant 5: From Here, Where? by rosalind.
I am going to say something that will save you a lot of pain and mental anguish if you take it to heart: You should embrace the rot and celebrate the criminality of the elites. They are increasingly desperate, very paranoid, and (above all) utterly boring (and predictable). Their depravity and delusions will increase, the [...]
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jgordon commented on the blog post Late Night: The Terror We’re Told to Ignore
Uh, but in order for the FBI to catch real actual terrorists they’d have be somewhat competent and at least a little non-corrupt. It’s so much easier to round up a couple of hapless, mentally-ill/retarded half-wits, give them a box of sawdust with a fuse taped to the top, then parade them before the media as evidence of how good of a job the FBI does at catching those scary terrorists.
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jgordon commented on the diary post Exxon’s Skies: Why Is Exxon Controlling the No-Fly Zone Over Arkansas Tar Sands Spill? by Steve Horn.
Send in the drones. The public has the right to know.
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jgordon commented on the blog post Legal Group Launches to Aggressively Challenge US Government Prosecutions of Whistleblowers
“However, the Department does not have much zeal at all when it comes after going after criminals in government who authorize and engage in torture, a war crime, and attempt to cover up their involvement by destroying evidence.”
And I believe that in a just society every government criminal would be chased down and prosecuted, even the very top one. But I have given up the illusion that we live in a just society–I mean, you can’t expect justice in a banana republic.
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jgordon commented on the diary post With a Common Link of Violence, Anti-Choice Lobby Joins With NRA To Block Caitlin Halligan by RH Reality Check.
Hey I agree with you there. We have a bunch of corrupt war mongers who love committing criminal acts in power and the best these Democrats can come up with is… “oh but my guy loves gays and supports abortion so therefore we can ignore or overlook the fact that he’s a criminal.” I voted [...]
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jgordon commented on the diary post With a Common Link of Violence, Anti-Choice Lobby Joins With NRA To Block Caitlin Halligan by RH Reality Check.
If she had been pro-choice and pro-guns I would have been inclined to support her myself–because I believe in freedom, not some useless “conservative” or “liberal” ideology. So I don’t really see this as an issue of ” the neanderthals are so dumb and evil! Look what they’re doing here “. As is, I’d fight against her [...]
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jgordon commented on the blog post City Of Stockton Set For Bankruptcy
Well, considering that Stockton was offering any city employee there who worked for the city for at least one month plus a dependent free healthcare for life… Naw, I don’t feel bad that these guys are getting wiped out.
These public workers were thinking that they had an easy ticket to escape from the reality that the rest of us peasants have to deal with and they just got a reality check. Of course, we are all getting screwed. But protecting one class of workers at the expense of everyone else isn’t the way to fix that issue.
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jgordon commented on the blog post The Moment for Gun Control Reform Is Slipping Away
I view less tyranny as a good thing. I don’t really understand why so many people are in favor of giving a corrupt and overbearing government even more power than it already has. It’s really beyond me.
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jgordon commented on the diary post A baby murdered, but it’s all about the guns by pfiore8.
These are all just signs of the rot that’s taking hold in the heart of the empire. In Rome too, eventually conditions became so awful that the citizens of Rome threw open the gates to the barbarians and welcomed them inside. This same sort of thing has happened time and again through history, and it [...]
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jgordon commented on the diary post Fukushima Is Already Harming Our Children by solartopia.
You stub your toe on a ticking bomb and then say that dropping a weight on your foot is a lot worse than sitting next to a ticking bomb because the bomb only stubs your toe.
That is some insane logic there.
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jgordon commented on the diary post Fukushima Is Already Harming Our Children by solartopia.
Nuclear power needs to be ended yesterday. The sad thing is that as a species we may not even have the resources anymore to safely dispose of all the deadly nuclear waste we’ve been generating over the past 40 years. We are imperiling the entire biosphere for electrical power that’s more expensive than tar sands [...]
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jgordon commented on the blog post Attorney General Eric Holder: US Government Has Authority to Target & Kill US Citizens on US Soil
No rule of law. No legitimacy. Society is become increasingly fragile, and the next time a major crisis happens the people just won’t have any inclination to pull the asses of the elites out of the fire.
Rome didn’t fall when the barbarians arrived at the gates; it fell when the citizens welcomed them inside.
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jgordon commented on the blog post Obama admin issues historic brief to SCOTUS…advocating (limited) marriage equality
You know Pam, I’d be a lot more impressed with Obama if he issued an historic brief promising not to slaughter American citizens with drones (on American soil–he’s already slaughtered American citizens, including a 16 year old American citizen, outside of American soil so that is a lost cause already). Which for some strange reason he will not do.
So, let’s just imagine a predator drone flying over a newlywed happy gay couple and disposing of them extra judicially. Or maybe they won’t be slaughtered. Maybe instead they’ll be picked up and deposited in Guantanimo Bay, where they can consummate their nuptials in between torture sessions–simply on suspicion alone that they are “militants”, as Obama has claimed he has the right to do already.
I mean, seriously Pam–where the hell are your priorities? You’re making a big deal out of a dog bone when there’s a monster hiding behind the bush getting ready to eat you.
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jgordon commented on the diary post Pull Up a Chair: Ready or Not, Spring Is Coming by TobyWollin.
Ah, ok. I have a book recommendation for you then: Perennial Vegetables: From Artichokes to Zuiki Taro, A Gardener’s Guide to Over 100 Delicious and Easy to Grow Edibles There’s true perennials appropriate for every part of the country listed in there. It’s a good Companion book for “Edible Forest Gardens”, which is another great [...]
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jgordon commented on the diary post Pull Up a Chair: Ready or Not, Spring Is Coming by TobyWollin.
You could study permaculture and learn about growing perennial vegetables and trees. Then you wouldn’t have to worry about seeds or doing a lot of pointless manual labor for little benefit every year. And as an added bonus, Monsanto wouldn’t bother getting their grubby hands on things sea kale or moringa or the various fruit [...]
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jgordon commented on the diary post Beneath the ‘Fair Trade’ Label, Union-Busting Lurks by Michelle Chen.
Frankly I’m sick of all this union crap. Look, corporations are by their very nature sociopathic entities who will exploit everything and everyone to make profits. Trying to work with corporations to make them be fair to people is a lot trying to make sharks be friendly to fish. It’s a dumb idea. What workers [...]
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jgordon commented on the diary post Imagine … A Minimum Wage Your Daughter Could Live On by ThirdandState.
With all the regulations and taxes and now medical benefits that employees would be costing me, if I were to start a business these days I’d go about doing it with as few employees as possible, certainly 4 or less. With all the improving software and robotics, not to mention services by contract/outsourcing that are [...]
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