OverVolt
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- Aug 31, 2002
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A fair question, and the answer is yes.
It is now common practice in pharmacy world to have an open tab to job searching sites in the background.
A fair question, and the answer is yes.
This bill is idiotic and should be repealed.
How do you repeal a bill that never passed?
How do you repeal a bill that never passed?
What if some guy gets a nice bonus or raise and walks around the office bragging about it and pissing off everyone else?
I can see two sides to it.
Fern
I meant stop it and demolish it.
No facts. No sources. No relevance to reality...
You dont deserve this but Ill post it anyway. I just found this while researching some other genetic diseases. Not that youll read it or even be able to understand it, but maybe someone will get something out of it.
http://www.cell.com/trends/genetics/fulltext/S0168-9525(12)00111-4
You didnt even read that article and based on the majority of your posts being mostly infantile name calling, its easy to see there is much more hate permanently residing in your heart than has ever even been alleged to even have visited mine. This is Ironic considering your team is supposed to be all about love, and tolerance but of course thats only applicable so long as everyone agrees with you.
In case no one noticed:
http://www.cnsnews.com/mrctv-blog/b...i-erupts-equal-pay-issue-i-get-volcanic-angry
It didn't pass. :thumbsup:
You have no idea whether I read the article. Again, you're just blowing smoke out of your ass. And calling you a bigot, brown nosing wingnut and liar are supported by your own words. You STILL haven't posted any facts regarding the inequality of pay between women and men because you can't, and your tea tard bigotry is supported ONLY by other lame, bigoted tea tards in media outlets funded by uber-wealthy, malicious, vindictive, lying tufds lke the Koch brothers, Karl Rove, Rush Limbaugh and others.
They spend enormous amounts of money to pimp their lies for their own personal political and financial gain, and they succeed in reaching insecure, intellectually challenged, ethnocentric, unimformed and misinformed bigots like you.
Get over yourself! You still have no facts and no excuse for your intellectually, ethically and morally challenged bigotry and hatered of others.
As a human being, you FAIL! :thumbsdown:
Once again you demonstrate your own hatred for others with these seething contemptuous name calling posts of yours. You should think about getting some counseling or better yet take your own advice. It seems pointless to continue this dialog with you, all that froth and hate coming out of you its impossible even to discuss a single point with you. The myth of inequality is well known and readily available, Im not going to spoon feed you. You are only interested in being contentious and continue to operate at the 3rd grade emotional playground level as all liberals do.
You have no idea whether I read the article. Again, you're just blowing smoke out of your ass. And calling you a bigot, brown nosing wingnut and liar are supported by your own words. You STILL haven't posted any facts regarding the inequality of pay between women and men because you can't, and your tea tard bigotry is supported ONLY by other lame, bigoted tea tards in media outlets funded by uber-wealthy, malicious, vindictive, lying tufds lke the Koch brothers, Karl Rove, Rush Limbaugh and others.
They spend enormous amounts of money to pimp their lies for their own personal political and financial gain, and they succeed in reaching insecure, intellectually challenged, ethnocentric, unimformed and misinformed bigots like you.
Get over yourself! You still have no facts and no excuse for your intellectually, ethically and morally challenged bigotry and hatered of others.
As a human being, you FAIL! :thumbsdown:
I'm sure the terminally stupid who supported this bill will be outraged, but this is clearly a case where the system worked -- the filibuster successfully saved us from this idiocy Mikuslki and her fellow scum wanted to inflict on us.
This clearly had absolutely nothing to do with equality of payment or fairness, it was another example of rampant stupidity.
The problem is if you hate rampant stupidity the Democratic Party likes to claim you hate women :whiste:
Yep, any complaints about the bill would instantly be equated with sexism. That's pretty much the MO these days -- any complaints about the dear leader or any of the party politics will be trashed as some form of 'ism'.
This is a prime example of the stupidity DC brings us. A horrible "solution" to a "problem" that has been proven in numerous studies to not even exist. If you oppose it, you must be a sexist who hates women and fairness.
Ya Harveys posts are proof of this. Hate hate hate hate with a side order of self righteousness and judgemental. I could literaly write a bot, with a 25 word vocabulary, to automatically respond to keywords in member posts and you wouldnt be able to tell it apart from him or any other liberal. Liberals are literally robots.
Well, maybe if you dumbfuck rightwing trash didn't keep pushing racism, or trying to outlaw abortion every fucking year we could focus on other things. What a stupid child you are.
Weyrich, whose conservative activism dates at least as far back as the Barry Goldwater campaign in 1964, had been trying for years to energize evangelical voters over school prayer, abortion, or the proposed equal rights amendment to the Constitution.
"I was trying to get those people interested in those issues and I utterly failed," he recalled in an interview in the early 1990s. "What changed their mind was Jimmy Carter's intervention against the Christian schools, trying to deny them tax-exempt status on the basis of so-called de facto segregation."
During the meeting in Washington, D.C., Weyrich went on to characterize the leaders of the Religious Right as reluctant to take up the abortion cause even close to a decade after the Roe ruling. "I had discussions with all the leading lights of the movement in the late 1970s and early 1980s, postRoe v. Wade," he said, "and they were all arguing that that decision was one more reason why Christians had to isolate themselves from the rest of the world."
"What caused the movement to surface," Weyrich reiterated,"was the federal government's moves against Christian schools." The IRS threat against segregated schools, he said, "enraged the Christian community." That, not abortion, according to Weyrich, was what galvanized politically conservative evangelicals into the Religious Right and goaded them into action. "It was not the other things," he said.
Ed Dobson, Falwell's erstwhile associate, corroborated Weyrich's account during the ensuing discussion. "The Religious New Right did not start because of a concern about abortion," Dobson said. "I sat in the non-smoke-filled back room with the Moral Majority, and I frankly do not remember abortion ever being mentioned as a reason why we ought to do something."
Of course it was it even went through the Supreme Court.Well technically I believe that Obamacare was never passed by the House(they just passed motion deeming it to have passed).
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Of course it was it even went through the Supreme Court.
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