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Yeah...give me a break... I picked up a half Japanese half french girl thats something good at least,,,p.s love u all and I hate mc donaldss and big mac :(

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[quote=shpira;717299]yeah...give me a break... I picked up a half japanese half french girl thats something good at least,,,p.s love u all and i hate mc donaldss and big mac :([/quote]

5/5

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Satoshi tommi at exit lithvania is a set we all need to listen to to remind ourselves what progressive can sound like....

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[quote=chloe harris;716788]and he's already made impact on what bush has done. :)

he's working for people like me and i like that. there are great politicians in office in a lot of places. i've become very close to someone i deem truly inspirational who works in seattle poltics. thats small pie compared to the president, but i see him motivating and enriching and helping people everyday.[/quote]

Ya the markets sure have reacted to Obama. I believe the word is "tanking." I am not going to say anything bad about Obama but everyone needs to realize that free market capitalism is dead and socialism is Obama's agenda. I am not debating this either it is a fact when you see volunteer posters. Volunteering is not the American way.

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[quote=runningman;717547]Volunteering is not the American way.[/quote] Ok, seriously - what drugs are you on when you come up with these kinds of "facts"? :roflmao:

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[QUOTE=runningman;717547]Volunteering is not the American way.[/QUOTE]

Tell this to US armed forces and reserves. That may be the most preposterous statement I have heard in a long time.

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[quote=floridaorange;717600]Tell this to US armed forces and reserves. That may be the most preposterous statement I have heard in a long time.[/quote]

We (military) say fuck you canadian :lol:

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well I'm glad to hear all these people that want to work for free. I wasn't talking about the armed forces idiots. I was talking about work. Enjoy your slavery.

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^ true in a sense. i'll be signing my life away to the military for quite a few years. but i know that not everyone in america is a selfish cunt, working to save their own. canada is somewhat irrelevant.

shit i live in orange county, and i can attest (at a relative observation point of the pinnacle of finance) to the fact that most if not nearly everyone is out to preserve there own skin. even when our world economy is entrenched with debt; even within the most philanthropic agendas, people would rather deflect their money into material ends. money should find it's most vital role in educational objectives. it must be carried forth with right technique and true understanding. the laws of supply and demand should be moderated with skill in action, and pure motive, and especially by those with tried responsibility. i'm dissapoined in so much policy nowadays. fuck politics.

/inserts rage guy meme.

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when are you joining? and what Marines, Army, Navy??

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this summer homie, and i'm enlisting in the air force.

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of course the one I don't mention...:lol:

Good luck man. Pilot or mechanic or what?

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fuck yeah air power

[IMG]http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y46/MJDub/F22.jpg[/IMG]

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^ :RockOn:

i'm at a critical moment of choice, and taking many asvab practice tests.

either in telemetry and or signals, cyber defense, or aerial gunner (lol, prob wont make it into that right now though!)

cheers.

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[quote=runningman;717691]well I'm glad to hear all these people that want to work for free. I wasn't talking about the armed forces idiots. I was talking about work. Enjoy your slavery.[/quote] I see what you're getting at with the whole "Socialism" and "working for free" bit, but what you said was that "volunteering is un-American" - which is really an ignorant statement. So instead of insulting us, maybe you should educate yourself about the reality that over a quarter of people who live in America volunteered at some point last year. Why don't you go tell all of them that they're not real Americans?

[quote][SIZE=3][B]About [COLOR=red]61.8 million people[/COLOR], or [COLOR=red]26.4 percent of the population[/COLOR], volunteered through or for an organization at least once between September 2007 and September 2008[/B]... Both the level and rate of volunteering were essentially unchanged from the prior year.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]US Bureau Of Labor Statistics[/SIZE] [SIZE=3]News Release[/SIZE] [SIZE=3]January 24, 2009[/SIZE][/quote] [URL]http://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/volun.pdf[/URL]

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[QUOTE=runningman;717691]well I'm glad to hear all these people that want to work for free. I wasn't talking about the armed forces idiots. I was talking about work. Enjoy your slavery.[/QUOTE]

The armed forces is work, and comprised of highly intelligent highly skilled individuals voluntarily give up any sense of normalcy each and every day to unselfishly defend the values of their country, America. One of the primary reasons is because American's understand the important of service, whether it be payed and voluntary. In the future if you want people to take you seriously Runningman my suggestion would be that you provide some back story about yourself before unfavorable assumptions continue to be made by us Americans.

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I think making any assumptions about a nation as a whole good or bad is pretty silly...and inaccurate.

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I find it funny that I am the nut here when I am right 80% of the time. The only thing that I have been wrong about was Israel invading Iran if Obama was elected. Other than that I have been spot on.

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I haven't really been keeping track... but didn't you mention something about a global war coming soon?

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yes I just explained it in the other thread and why i feel that way.

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[quote=MJDub;717690]We (military) say fuck you canadian :lol:[/quote]

please don't lump us in with him. he was dropped on his head as an infant, which has produced massive, unjustifiable narcisism combined with complete and utter obliviousness to reality. sad, really...

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more great stuff.

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I can't believe that anyone actually thinks this about any career politician.

Realistically the best that you can hope for is that he will erase what Bush has done...we will see if I am right with the Health care reforms...actually we don't have to wait at all, in his election promise he said health care reforms so that every American can afford to go to hospital... now go to cnn.com and read what the actual reforms will be. The only way that health care reforms can be introduced is with some permanent changes...all he has done and plans on doing are temporary measures to help during the recession. Its all bullshit, same old same old...even if he wanted change he is one man against a system that is inherently inefficient and undemocratic. Too much money has been invested to make the US system the way it is for any single man to change it.[/quote]

100% agree, It's sad that mostly ppl outside the US can see the truth about the system there.

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[quote=Shpira;716882]if you want to know more read "hegemony or survival" by Noam chomsky its not big and its an easy read good introduction...a kind of an eye opener to US foreign policy if you will.[/quote]

Just finished reading "hegemony or survival" and it's one of the best books i picked in long time.....it's :shock:

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Yeah its good. Have you read Manufacturing Consent or Necessary Illusions, also by Chomsky? Necessary Illusions spends a long time on the topic of Israel and the Arab/Israeli conflict so that mind be interesting to you...I think I remember you kinda being interested in that?

Anyway glad you liked the book, Chomsky is very good at analyzing things I just don't like some of the stuff he proposes as potential solutions.

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[quote=Shpira;719131]Yeah its good. Have you read Manufacturing Consent or Necessary Illusions, also by Chomsky? Necessary Illusions spends a long time on the topic of Israel and the Arab/Israeli conflict so that mind be interesting to you...I think I remember you kinda being interested in that?

Anyway glad you liked the book, Chomsky is very good at analyzing things I just don't like some of the stuff he proposes as potential solutions.[/quote]

No i did n ot read any of the above book for Chomsky, but i did read faild States and what we say goes, also saw couple of interviews for him, really admir the guy.

I did read couple of books on Arab/Israeli conflict most of them for Mohamed Hasanin Hikal. But i kinda know the conflict inside out now, being living very close most of my life.

I also know it will not be solve any time soon if it's ever to be solved !

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Yeah I guess so... Anyway his work on the origin of languages is also really interesting. I can't remember the name of the book but I started reading it like 4 years ago...to be honest I was too young to get into that stuff back then. I wouldn't mind reading it now though...will have to look that up.

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[URL]http://therealnews.com/t/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=3484[/URL]

chomsky