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Fact Finder wrote:...and Deano predicting a quick .75 cent a gallon drop in gas prices.
conversationpc wrote:Fact Finder wrote:...and Deano predicting a quick .75 cent a gallon drop in gas prices.
Ummm...Yeah, right. Gas went from about $3.65/gallon at this time last week to now being $4.15/gallon. Maybe he meant it was going to go UP by $0.75/gallon?
S2M wrote:conversationpc wrote:Fact Finder wrote:...and Deano predicting a quick .75 cent a gallon drop in gas prices.
Ummm...Yeah, right. Gas went from about $3.65/gallon at this time last week to now being $4.15/gallon. Maybe he meant it was going to go UP by $0.75/gallon?
Again, if the states and government would waive the taxes on gas until the price came down....we'd have cheaper gas. Not difficult at all.
hoagiepete wrote:S2M wrote:conversationpc wrote:Fact Finder wrote:...and Deano predicting a quick .75 cent a gallon drop in gas prices.
Ummm...Yeah, right. Gas went from about $3.65/gallon at this time last week to now being $4.15/gallon. Maybe he meant it was going to go UP by $0.75/gallon?
Again, if the states and government would waive the taxes on gas until the price came down....we'd have cheaper gas. Not difficult at all.
Are you being serious or joking?
The gas tax largely funds the upkeep of the nations highways, roads and bridges. Do away with the gas tax and do away with roads as we know them. That is one of the things the government is SUPPOSED to fund, infrastructure.
S2M wrote:hoagiepete wrote:S2M wrote:conversationpc wrote:Fact Finder wrote:...and Deano predicting a quick .75 cent a gallon drop in gas prices.
Ummm...Yeah, right. Gas went from about $3.65/gallon at this time last week to now being $4.15/gallon. Maybe he meant it was going to go UP by $0.75/gallon?
Again, if the states and government would waive the taxes on gas until the price came down....we'd have cheaper gas. Not difficult at all.
Are you being serious or joking?
The gas tax largely funds the upkeep of the nations highways, roads and bridges. Do away with the gas tax and do away with roads as we know them. That is one of the things the government is SUPPOSED to fund, infrastructure.
What part of 'until the price comes down' didn't you understand?
S2M wrote:conversationpc wrote:Fact Finder wrote:...and Deano predicting a quick .75 cent a gallon drop in gas prices.
Ummm...Yeah, right. Gas went from about $3.65/gallon at this time last week to now being $4.15/gallon. Maybe he meant it was going to go UP by $0.75/gallon?
Again, if the states and government would waive the taxes on gas until the price came down....we'd have cheaper gas. Not difficult at all.
Fact Finder wrote: This country is Center/Right, leaning right, make no mistake. It's the stupid compassion that gets in our way.

Rockindeano wrote:Fact Finder wrote: This country is Center/Right, leaning right, make no mistake. It's the stupid compassion that gets in our way.
It is? Last time I checked, Obama garnered more votes than the "righty" did. Before that Gore received more votes than W did. I don't understand your claim. Also, "stupid compassion?" Are you fucking heartless dude?

steveo777 wrote:Rockindeano wrote:Fact Finder wrote: This country is Center/Right, leaning right, make no mistake. It's the stupid compassion that gets in our way.
It is? Last time I checked, Obama garnered more votes than the "righty" did. Before that Gore received more votes than W did. I don't understand your claim. Also, "stupid compassion?" Are you fucking heartless dude?
And the votes were recounted, because it just couldn't be, that Bore could have won.

Fact Finder wrote:BreakingNews
Obama campaign sets goal of raising $60 million in quarter - Reuters http://reut.rs/mTOuci
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Rockindeano wrote:steveo777 wrote:Rockindeano wrote:Fact Finder wrote: This country is Center/Right, leaning right, make no mistake. It's the stupid compassion that gets in our way.
It is? Last time I checked, Obama garnered more votes than the "righty" did. Before that Gore received more votes than W did. I don't understand your claim. Also, "stupid compassion?" Are you fucking heartless dude?
And the votes were recounted, because it just couldn't be, that Bore could have won.
Moron, Gore lost the election, but still had more votes. Look it up.


Seven Wishes wrote:FF, do you actually believe the drivel you post, or are you just fucking with us?
Categorically, you're dead wrong about every last thing you've said the past two days.
First of all, your climatologist has had ZERO peer-reviewed research paper on climate change. He has, in fact, written a total of ONE article about ANYTHING (published in 1987 and having nothing to do with climate change). He has a PhD in electronic engineering. The article you've quoted was written by Evans FOR PROFIT for the Lavoisier Group, a "think tank" sponsored by the mining industry.
FAIL.
I have posted so much irrefutable information about mankind's role in climate change that I'm not going to even bother to refer you to the dozens of peer-reviewed, scientifically factual sources which have universally concurred humans are responsible for it. Let alone the fact that 99.5% of all peer-reviewed publications on climate change in the past 25 years have argued AGAINST your "opinion".
Here's one for you, ShitPaster.
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2007/12/tropical-troposphere-trends/
"In fact, the IPCC summary was written and reviewed by some of the most senior climate scientists in the world, without political or bureaucratic input . And the Fraser Institute’s 'scientific' staff – which is led by an economist – includes a group of junior or retired scientists, most of whom have direct connections to energy industry lobby groups.
http://www.desmogblog.com/fraser-institute-ipcc-london-report?page=1
The scientific community has united, and includes vast numbers of scientists who were strongly opposed to those who recognized global warming as having devastating effects on all life on Earth, as well as on all economies of the world, on all population centers and coasts of the world, on the very ecosystem we ALL depend on.

slucero wrote:Seven Wishes wrote:FF, do you actually believe the drivel you post, or are you just fucking with us?
Categorically, you're dead wrong about every last thing you've said the past two days.
First of all, your climatologist has had ZERO peer-reviewed research paper on climate change. He has, in fact, written a total of ONE article about ANYTHING (published in 1987 and having nothing to do with climate change). He has a PhD in electronic engineering. The article you've quoted was written by Evans FOR PROFIT for the Lavoisier Group, a "think tank" sponsored by the mining industry.
FAIL.
I have posted so much irrefutable information about mankind's role in climate change that I'm not going to even bother to refer you to the dozens of peer-reviewed, scientifically factual sources which have universally concurred humans are responsible for it. Let alone the fact that 99.5% of all peer-reviewed publications on climate change in the past 25 years have argued AGAINST your "opinion".
Here's one for you, ShitPaster.
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2007/12/tropical-troposphere-trends/
"In fact, the IPCC summary was written and reviewed by some of the most senior climate scientists in the world, without political or bureaucratic input . And the Fraser Institute’s 'scientific' staff – which is led by an economist – includes a group of junior or retired scientists, most of whom have direct connections to energy industry lobby groups.
http://www.desmogblog.com/fraser-institute-ipcc-london-report?page=1
The scientific community has united, and includes vast numbers of scientists who were strongly opposed to those who recognized global warming as having devastating effects on all life on Earth, as well as on all economies of the world, on all population centers and coasts of the world, on the very ecosystem we ALL depend on.
The only thing that is irrefutable is that you are fucking moron....
Got anymore brilliant economic analysis there Nancy? That ADP jobs creation number was stellar... 38,000 on expectations of 180,000


Seven Wishes wrote:Ponit #2. If the Republican "strategy" of taxing the shit out of the middle class, increasing tax loopholes for mega corporations, and reducing taxes on the ultra-rich actually worked, why the fuck did the United States lose MILLIONS of jobs under Bush Jr., whose tax policies were in place for more than half a decade? Why did we go from having a budget surplus in the last two years of the Clinton Administration to trillions upon trillions of dollars in the hole under Dumbya? Why has the economy added jobs every month for the past 18 months, when there was a net job loss EVERY MONTH for the last six quarters of Dubbya's reign? Why has the Dow at a record high?

slucero wrote:Got anymore brilliant economic analysis there Nancy? That ADP jobs creation number was stellar... 38,000 on expectations of 180,000


S2M wrote:Obama will NOT get re-elected. Just thought I'd throw that little tidbit out there....his record sucks. He has nothing positive to run on. He's toast. it is true that the unemployment rate has only jumped .1%, from 8.9% to 9.0% since he's been in office....but he hasn't helped create jobs in a sufficient manner. Who cares about getting OBL? I don't.

Seven Wishes wrote:S2M wrote:Obama will NOT get re-elected. Just thought I'd throw that little tidbit out there....his record sucks. He has nothing positive to run on. He's toast. it is true that the unemployment rate has only jumped .1%, from 8.9% to 9.0% since he's been in office....but he hasn't helped create jobs in a sufficient manner. Who cares about getting OBL? I don't.
Dude, you're also the guy who thinks a third-party candidate is going to win in 2012.
WTF are you smoking?

Seven Wishes wrote:Who, Ron Paul? How about his son? Paul-Paul in 2012? Seriously? This country is at least one generation away from electing a third party candidate, appealing as though that may be.



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