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31 Dec 2015, 12:11 am

senator sanders is not a communist, rather a democratic socialist. democratic socialism is responsible for things like roads, the military, free public school,and social security.



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31 Dec 2015, 1:34 am

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97% of climate scientists agree that the earth is warming and we're causing it. the US is the only country with many skeptics. skeptics consist of fossil fuel billionaires and folks that have been duped by them.

EVEN if that is true and lets just say for the sake of argument it is, having things like carbon taxes just hurt the middle class and the poor. As I stated before, until the government actually looks into industrial hemps, it's all just an excuse for increased taxation. That being stated, I don't blindly follow that 97% of scientists agree. What scientists? Also, scientists aren't above accepting money to report bs findings. With that being stated, we should have an alternative to oil, namely hemp; however do you really think the big oil lobbyists will not try and prevent that from happening? What do you think they would rather do, fight for industrialized hemp, or push the government to add more taxes so that they can still make all this money; while the government makes more money off of the middle class? It's all bs. The UN has it's own agenda. We should have alternatives though to get rid of pollution and the dependence on foreign oil.



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31 Dec 2015, 1:36 am

i have several friends in kentucky who are lobbying for hemp to replace tobacco as kentucky's big crop.



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31 Dec 2015, 1:44 am

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i have several friends in kentucky who are lobbying for hemp to replace tobacco as kentucky's big crop.

Good, but I'm talking about on a federal level, not state.



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31 Dec 2015, 2:06 am

You're just upset that your party can't field a presidential candidate that could beat either of them



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31 Dec 2015, 2:21 am

CommanderKeen wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
97% of climate scientists agree that the earth is warming and we're causing it. the US is the only country with many skeptics. skeptics consist of fossil fuel billionaires and fo

lks that have been duped by them.

EVEN if that is true and lets just say for the sake of argument it is, having things like carbon taxes just hurt the middle class and the poor. As I stated before, until the government actually looks into industrial hemps, it's all just an excuse for increased taxation. That being stated, I don't blindly follow that 97% of scientists agree. What scientists? Also, scientists aren't above accepting money to report bs findings. With that being stated, we should have an alternative to oil, namely hemp; however do you really think the big oil lobbyists will not try and prevent that from happening? What do you think they would rather do, fight for industrialized hemp, or push the government to add more taxes so that they can still make all this money; while the government makes more money off of the middle class? It's all bs. The UN has it's own agenda. We should have alternatives though to get rid of pollution and the dependence on foreign oil.


Yes, absolutely, some scientists take money in order to come up with an outcome favorable to one or other interests. Such scientists are corporate shills who deny climate change for the sake of their masters in the oil and coal industries. I for one do accept the conclusion of 97% of scientists, as they are not beholden to corporate interests.


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31 Dec 2015, 2:26 am

that's 97% of client scientists. if you count all scientists, it's only a measly 90%



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31 Dec 2015, 2:33 am

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that's 97% of client scientists. if you count all scientists, it's only a measly 90%


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: ! !! !


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31 Dec 2015, 2:46 am

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Hey CBerg, My friend:

I'm talking from experience. I was one of those kids who had nothing to do. I shoplifted. I could have done more things--but something told me that it wasn't wise.

I hope you don't think I have typical conservative proclivities, and that I'm stuck in my ways like an old man is supposed to be.


Not at all, I'm inclined to believe those conservative proclivities we all know mostly consist of an Orwellian agenda to efface inalienable rights through distortion of language; I'm probably more subject to it than most if I'm honest, considering how much time I spend trying to cross-reference all this. I suppose I view that as my biggest personal challenge as a programmer actually.


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31 Dec 2015, 3:24 am

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i have several friends in kentucky who are lobbying for hemp to replace tobacco as kentucky's big crop.


Please keep us informed!


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31 Dec 2015, 3:52 am

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I couldn't resist - after seeing yet ANOTHER thread calling a Republican candidate an ass.

But wait, aren't the Democrats represented by the symbol of a donkey? So who are the real asses? :lol:

One more thing -

GO TRUMP!! GO TRUMP!! GO TRUMP!! :mrgreen:
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I would ridicule you, except unfortunately there is nothing I can say which would be worse than your own admission.


What? You mean the fact that the Democrats are represented by an ass - both as a symbol and in the White House? You can ridicule me all you want because I can take it (which is more than I can say for you).


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31 Dec 2015, 3:56 am

I take it that all you climate change enthusiasts are also very pro GMO, what with the scientific consensus and all?


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31 Dec 2015, 4:10 am

And anyone here who says they're just going to ignore me, then why are you in my thread? .


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31 Dec 2015, 4:14 am

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And anyone here who says they're just going to ignore me, then why are you in my thread? .


See, your mistake was trolling right to left; you can troll left to right all day in PPR and no one will care, they'll just chuckle and move along, but the other way around is suddenly a big deal that everyone has to make a stink about. It's been that way forever, or at least since 2008 when I came alone.


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31 Dec 2015, 4:18 am

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And anyone here who says they're just going to ignore me, then why are you in my thread? .


So replying counts as ignoring you?


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31 Dec 2015, 4:28 am

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And anyone here who says they're just going to ignore me, then why are you in my thread? .


So replying counts as ignoring you?


What? I think you forgot the "not" before the word "ignoring",


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