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    timsatt1;55125 wrote:
    i gave a hypothetical about a person who did the right things at a young age and reaps the benefits and a person who screws off in life at a young age and suffers the consequence and that it isnt right or moral that the one who did wrong and is now reaping for it is owed by the government. that was a hypothetical about one case of poverty…not every case. i know i didnt clarify, that was my fault.

    :sign0153: Please. I have no doubt that you mean everything you say no matter how insensitive it is. Cut it out with your “holier than thou” crap and start talking some football.

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    I didn’t see anything personal in those statements. Maybe prough91 just needed to put timsatt1 on his ‘ignore’ list.

    timsatt1, you can be a very irritating person, on here. But, I remember being in my early twenties, myself. Later, when you look back on yourself, you may be embarrassed for yourself. Maybe not. But I know I was more cocky and judgemental than I feel that I should have been.

    But, I do not see any violation of the rules there. I generalize to make my point alot too. And if it isn’t specifically insulting someone, then it isn’t a violation of the rules. At least not in my opinion.

    I voted yes on the poll, (Just for fun.) but I will not be banning him….YET. :D

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    chief31;55133 wrote:
    I didn’t see anything personal in those statements. Maybe prough91 just needed to put timsatt1 on his ‘ignore’ list.

    timsatt1, you can be a very irritating person, on here. But, I remember being in my early twenties, myself. Later, when you look back on yourself, you may be embarrassed for yourself. Maybe not. But I know I was more cocky and judgemental than I feel that I should have been.

    But, I do not see any violation of the rules there. I generalize to make my point alot too. And if it isn’t specifically insulting someone, then it isn’t a violation of the rules. At least not in my opinion.

    I voted yes on the poll, (Just for fun.) but I will not be banning him….YET. :D

    i voted yes just for fun as well, so now i got to figure out who the 3rd person was…that took it seriously :(!!!

    but anyways, i will never look back and be embarrased as i dont have a lot of pride anyways. i dont think i am above everyone or even anyone for that matter. i think we are all equally important as we are created by God…never tried to put anyone down, trying to teach them not to rely on government but learn to do what they got to do for themselves.

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    stlchief;55108 wrote:
    Banning him is too conservative of a step. Liberals believe in free speech, even if people are saying what you don’t like.

    Not that I’m saying I’m a liberal (or that I’m not), but I say let the conservative stay because liberals say he should….

    i cant speak for liberals…just the leaders of the liberal party aka the house and senate leaders and speaker of house.

    first off….they believe in freedom of speach? is that why the actual leaders of the liberal agenda tried to stop a private citizen, rush limbaugh, for being able to use his freedom of speach on his private radio station.

    second….bringing back the fairness doctrine on the radio waves? yes, this what the democrats in the senate tried to do…make it to where the radio waves are now monitored by government, and there has to be equal time for every side, democrat and republican.

    so, there is your liberals and their “freedom of speach” aka “we truly want a socialist or communist country, whichever comes first.”

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    timsatt1;55140 wrote:
    i cant speak for liberals…just the leaders of the liberal party aka the house and senate leaders and speaker of house.

    first off….they believe in freedom of speach? is that why the actual leaders of the liberal agenda tried to stop a private citizen, rush limbaugh, for being able to use his freedom of speach on his private radio station.

    second….bringing back the fairness doctrine on the radio waves? yes, this what the democrats in the senate tried to do…make it to where the radio waves are now monitored by government, and there has to be equal time for every side, democrat and republican.

    so, there is your liberals and their “freedom of speach” aka “we truly want a socialist or communist country, whichever comes first.”

    You are so lost man…

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    hermhater;55143 wrote:
    You are so lost man…

    ok mr HH. you are a nice guy. i like you…

    …but how can you just make a general statement without actually debating.

    take this post you just now responded to.

    first of all, have you been informed yet that Mr. Harry Reed, that would be your senate leader, called Rush Limbaugh’s boss and informed rush limbaughs boss that he was upset with some of the things rush had said.

    then the next day he actually spoke out against rush on the senate floor during real government work hours!!! this is government attacking a private citizen for their freedom of speach….so where exactly am i lost on this? this is actually historic what happened. this is the first time ever that the senate attacked a person for their freedom of speech on the senate floor.

    and then the second thing i brought up…..the democrats in the senate tried to bring back the fairness doctrine making it to where the government would literally monitor each radio station and make sure that if a republican got 30 seconds to talk about republican issues that a democrat got his turn to share his thoughts.

    where at in this am i lost.

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    timsatt1;55145 wrote:
    ok mr HH. you are a nice guy. i like you…

    …but how can you just make a general statement without actually debating.

    take this post you just now responded to.

    first of all, have you been informed yet that Mr. Harry Reed, that would be your senate leader, called Rush Limbaugh’s boss and informed rush limbaughs boss that he was upset with some of the things rush had said.

    then the next day he actually spoke out against rush on the senate floor during real government work hours!!! this is government attacking a private citizen for their freedom of speach….so where exactly am i lost on this? this is actually historic what happened. this is the first time ever that the senate attacked a person for their freedom of speech on the senate floor.

    No it’s not.

    and then the second thing i brought up…..the democrats in the senate tried to bring back the fairness doctrine making it to where the government would literally monitor each radio station and make sure that if a republican got 30 seconds to talk about republican issues that a democrat got his turn to share his thoughts.

    That is because Murdoch wasn’t going to allow the Democrats to advertise on Fox.

    Kind of defeated your own point there guy.

    where at in this am i lost.

    That’s where you’re lost for starters.

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    hermhater;55157 wrote:
    That’s where you’re lost for starters.

    ok….why are you bringing up fox? it had nothing to do with tv, only radio.

    and you can bring up another time that the senate actually called out a private citizen ON THE SENATE FLOOR for using their freedom of speach.

    but please wait till you are sober to respond to this discussion anymore.

    everything i said in these last few responses that i posted is fact about the fairness doctrine and also the senate government attacking a private citizen for their free speach.

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    i dont know who murdock is….but he doesnt have to let a democrat advertise on his private station.

    you cannot discriminate on certain things such as race, gender, etc….but you CAN discriminate on political side.

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    timsatt1;55140 wrote:
    i cant speak for liberals…just the leaders of the liberal party aka the house and senate leaders and speaker of house.

    first off….they believe in freedom of speach? is that why the actual leaders of the liberal agenda tried to stop a private citizen, rush limbaugh, for being able to use his freedom of speach on his private radio station.

    second….bringing back the fairness doctrine on the radio waves? yes, this what the democrats in the senate tried to do…make it to where the radio waves are now monitored by government, and there has to be equal time for every side, democrat and republican.

    so, there is your liberals and their “freedom of speach” aka “we truly want a socialist or communist country, whichever comes first.”

    You know that there are examples of each side of the floor going against the consensus of what their side of the floor generally represents. It is no big miracle.

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    chief31;55161 wrote:
    You know that there are examples of each side of the floor going against the consensus of what their side of the floor generally represents. It is no big miracle.

    yeah, to a degree there is, but the issues i am talking about is a very big deal…trying to stop a person’s freedom of speach.

    the democrats and the media are pretty much on the same page….but are you telling me that the actual people that are to the left are not in line with the media and political leaders? the ones that i know sure are.

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    timsatt1;55160 wrote:
    i dont know who murdock is….but he doesnt have to let a democrat advertise on his private station.

    you cannot discriminate on certain things such as race, gender, etc….but you CAN discriminate on political side.

    Not to suppress the campaign of a political contender because of their politics.

    The publication has the right to censor content (because of obscenity) but not to disallow advertising from any political party.

    I thought you would have known that.

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    hermhater;55165 wrote:
    Not to suppress the campaign of a political contender because of their politics.

    The publication has the right to censor content (because of obscenity) but not to disallow advertising from any political party.

    I thought you would have known that.

    ok i think you are right on this one, i think i have heard that before….it is true that you cannot suppress a political contender…

    …but this issue had nothing to do with when the senate brought up the fairness doctrine. they were specifically talking about “talk radio” and the imbalance of it….conservatives dominating the liberals.

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    timsatt1;55163 wrote:
    yeah, to a degree there is, but the issues i am talking about is a very big deal…trying to stop a person’s freedom of speach.

    the democrats and the media are pretty much on the same page….but are you telling me that the actual people that are to the left are not in line with the media and political leaders? the ones that i know sure are.

    The media is the same as anything else. They have a “left side”, and a “right side”. And most people who are “on the left” don’t consider themselves to be ” on the left”. They are considered to be so, by those who aren’t.

    Myself, and most people that I know, I consider myself to be neither, on the left, nor on the right. Because there are issues that I agree with one side, whereas I agree with the other side on other issues.

    So, no. I don’t agree with “people are in line with…” statement.

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    timsatt1;55166 wrote:
    ok i think you are right on this one, i think i have heard that before….it is true that you cannot suppress a political contender…

    …but this issue had nothing to do with when the senate brought up the fairness doctrine. they were specifically talking about “talk radio” and the imbalance of it….conservatives dominating the liberals.

    This comment makes me assume you heard about this particular issues on talk radio, and that it was Rush, in particular.

    If this is the case I assume there was a bias in his reporting, so I cannot comment on the issue at hand.

    I will have to research the issue to inform you why you are wrong!

    :D

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