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xfahctor @xfahctor (14118) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 7 Feb 10

After watching palin's adress to the Tea Party Converntion last night and doing a little more digging of my own, I have come to a pretty depressing conclusion. It's over. What started as a great grass roots movement, possibly the...

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heathcliff I don't know how they expected to survive as a non-partisan group. It is not so much that they were hijacked, but that they seemed to be "hitching their wagon to a horse" in order to get moving faster without realizing how much damage that could do to such a...

7 Feb 10

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14118) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 7 Feb 10

After watching palin's adress to the Tea Party Converntion last night and doing a little more digging of my own, I have come to a pretty depressing conclusion. It's over. What started as a great grass roots movement, possibly the...

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heathcliff I know what you are saying, but I'm not sure everyone did. And you are right, the current Democratic Party is certainly not going to be a party of major change, but you got a little worked up over this. I know you are disappointed in Palin, which puts you...

7 Feb 10

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spalladino @spalladino (17891) • United States 6 Feb 10

Unfortunately, it aired during the opening race of the NASCAR racing season...and we have our personal priorities here...so I missed it. I thought that someone would have posted about it by now. So, what did she say and what are...

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tea party convention

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heathcliff Oh, ladybugmagic with the big point! Palin has yet to do anything other than talk and promote herself. She took money from the "tea party" people and has yet to divert any of her energies toward helping others or even proposing solutions. Saying we need change...

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heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

If it were possible to write a set of laws for the entire world, what would your top 3 suggestions be?

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heathcliff I just caught France pulling on Germany's ponytail.

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

If it were possible to write a set of laws for the entire world, what would your top 3 suggestions be?

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heathcliff 1 is overwhelmingly generic and 2 is incredibly vague, but 3 is gloriously specific.

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

If it were possible to write a set of laws for the entire world, what would your top 3 suggestions be?

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heathcliff Not popular, right now anyway. Maybe you are TOO forward thinking? Technological changes may prove this to be true one day, but w are scaring way too many people right now talking this way. :)

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

If it were possible to write a set of laws for the entire world, what would your top 3 suggestions be?

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heathcliff Anarchy. Anarchy. Anarchy. Works real well I hear.

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

If it were possible to write a set of laws for the entire world, what would your top 3 suggestions be?

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heathcliff What's wrong with that?

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

If it were possible to write a set of laws for the entire world, what would your top 3 suggestions be?

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heathcliff It is way passed time to discuss World Governance. A positive, responsive organization that can benefit humanity. Fear of such an organization is juvenile when history shows progressively larger governments are needed to handle the aggressive changes in...

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

Can anyone give me your best reasons for liking or disliking the massive coverage and support for the Haitian disaster?

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heathcliff Sometimes depression flows on a global scale. I would like to see a study of how disaster coverage negatively affects mood in a populace. The "human interest" pieces help lighten the load, but it is still a glorification of misery and disaster that would not...

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

Can anyone give me your best reasons for liking or disliking the massive coverage and support for the Haitian disaster?

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heathcliff Compassion seems to have been lost in compassion: The little horror dissolved by the larger. Some of your fellow posters could learn something from your story: Thank You.

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

Can anyone give me your best reasons for liking or disliking the massive coverage and support for the Haitian disaster?

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heathcliff The question should be: why would anyone (not just someone in the US) not care about the constant dangers the world populace faces? Why do they only run to the TVs and pocketbooks when a "disaster" arises. You mention you are "sick of the politicians on TV...

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

Can anyone give me your best reasons for liking or disliking the massive coverage and support for the Haitian disaster?

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heathcliff The survivors do not need temporary sympathy. A strong dedication to international humanitarian efforts over the past hundred years would have been a far better way to deliver what has been needed down there as a response. If we rely on disaster to spur us to...

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 23 Jan 10

Can anyone give me your best reasons for liking or disliking the massive coverage and support for the Haitian disaster?

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heathcliff Yes, I did. If we only run to the TV during "Big Tragedy", if we only care when "x" number or more people suffer, then we are not really caring. It is passed time to fix the world, and the politicians and movie stars are only playing nice temporarily, not...

24 Jan 10

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 25 Jul 09

Despite how good he is in front of a camera, Obama opened his mouth on the subject of Dr. Gates' recent false arrest without carefully considering the power of a President's words. His quick work to cover the blunder was more in...

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heathcliff People who have defended President Obama HAVE to make a stand against something like this, otherwise they're just as blind as those who attack him without cause. Most people in politics and definitely anyone in The White House cannot be "left...

26 Jul 09

heathcliff @heathcliff (1415) • United States 25 Jul 09

Despite how good he is in front of a camera, Obama opened his mouth on the subject of Dr. Gates' recent false arrest without carefully considering the power of a President's words. His quick work to cover the blunder was more in...

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heathcliff We've got plenty of time to waterboard you after The New World Order solidifies, so you'll have to wait your turn! You're right about the problem with your alternate siuation: How mad would Dr. Gates have been if the police let a criminal go because he sid...

26 Jul 09

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