Date: Sun Apr 25, 2004 12:29 pm
Subject: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY

http://www.moderateindependent.com/v2i4retirees.htm

HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY?
Republicans Unanimously Vote To Allow Employers To Rip Promised Retiree Health
Benefits Out From Under Everyone’s Nose
by John S. Ashton

APRIL 23, 2004 - "Retirees who qualify for Medicare would see their health
benefits cut or eliminated under a proposal approved Thursday by the Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission.

"The commission voted 3 to 1 in approval of the proposed rule, with three
Republicans in favor and one Democrat opposing it."

So reports CBS News (see:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in613305.shtml )

This election is about morality, plain and simple. The Republican Party has
entirely lost its conscience. Promised, expected retiree health benefits are one
of the most vital things a person depends on. Currently it is illegal for
companies to go back on their word and eliminate them. The Republicans –
unanimously – want to change that, allowing any employer who feels like it to
simply go back on their word.

What employer won’t? In an age when "cost cutting" and "downsizing" has squeezed
current workers without mercy or morals while executive compensation has grown
exponentially, there is no incentive at all for companies – en masse – to not
choose to go back on their word and eliminate the health care benefits so many
depend on or were planning on. There is no downside for the companies – what can
a retiree do, quit in protest when they don’t even work for the company?

Today, the 3 Republicans appointed by President Bush to a board that exists not
to deal with healthcare in the first place but only discrimination in the
workplace had no problem, no moral values whatsoever, to stand in the way of
them using what is supposed to be a minority protecting entity for the sake of
assaulting the basic safety and security of millions upon millions and
Americans – all for the sake of corporate profits.

The EEOC. This is the tool that President Bush used to attack all retired or
retiring Americans who had counted on promised health benefits, this is the tool
that President Bush is using to stick America with something our elected
officials in the Congress just voted down.

As CBS reports, "…the new rule is identical to Section 631 of the Senate’s
version of the Medicare Rx bill, which was killed by Congress "after hearing
from tens of thousands of AARP members."

But President Bush doesn’t care about the will of the people and the votes of
their elected representatives. He has no moral code and doesn’t value either any
American people or democracy. Coldly and entirely without conscience, he moved
against the will of the people to rip the health coverage away from a seventy
year old woman being treated for cancer, an eighty year old man with a heart
ailment, men and women with diabetes – suddenly, they’ll lose their coverage.
And the President was so determined to commit this horrible atrocity against
millions of Americans that he went around Congress and used what is supposed to
be a commission that protects workers from racism and discrimination to commit
his entirely amoral, coldly brutal ends.

As CBS reports, "Unfortunately, the EEOC has turned a deaf ear to those same
concerns and is now trying to accomplish through the backdoor what Congress
refused to do directly in the law." The EEOC commission appointed by President
Bush.

Except for the one Democrat on the panel, who voted against this nonsense,
pointing out, as CBS reports, ""I came to the commission as a civil rights
lawyer," Ishimaru told the Times. "Before making an exemption to a major civil
rights law, you need a compelling reason, which I have not seen."

Another example of why no good American, why no one who believes in Democracy,
why no one with even the most basic moral values, can support President Bush and
his brand of Bush/Limbaugh Republican scum.




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"clamnebula" wrote in message
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Date: Sun Apr 25, 2004 12:29 pm
Subject: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY

http://www.moderateindependent.com/v2i4retirees.htm

HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY?
Republicans Unanimously Vote To Allow Employers To Rip Promised Retiree Health
Benefits Out From Under Everyone's Nose
by John S. Ashton

APRIL 23, 2004 - "Retirees who qualify for Medicare would see their health
benefits cut or eliminated under a proposal approved Thursday by the Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission.

"The commission voted 3 to 1 in approval of the proposed rule, with three
Republicans in favor and one Democrat opposing it."

So reports CBS News (see:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in613305.shtml )

This election is about morality, plain and simple. The Republican Party has
entirely lost its conscience. Promised, expected retiree health benefits are
one
of the most vital things a person depends on. Currently it is illegal for
companies to go back on their word and eliminate them. The Republicans -
unanimously - want to change that, allowing any employer who feels like it to
simply go back on their word.

What employer won't? In an age when "cost cutting" and "downsizing" has
squeezed
current workers without mercy or morals while executive compensation has grown
exponentially, there is no incentive at all for companies - en masse - to not
choose to go back on their word and eliminate the health care benefits so many
depend on or were planning on. There is no downside for the companies - what
can
a retiree do, quit in protest when they don't even work for the company?

Today, the 3 Republicans appointed by President Bush to a board that exists
not
to deal with healthcare in the first place but only discrimination in the
workplace had no problem, no moral values whatsoever, to stand in the way of
them using what is supposed to be a minority protecting entity for the sake of
assaulting the basic safety and security of millions upon millions and
Americans - all for the sake of corporate profits.

The EEOC. This is the tool that President Bush used to attack all retired or
retiring Americans who had counted on promised health benefits, this is the
tool
that President Bush is using to stick America with something our elected
officials in the Congress just voted down.

As CBS reports, ".the new rule is identical to Section 631 of the Senate's
version of the Medicare Rx bill, which was killed by Congress "after hearing
from tens of thousands of AARP members."

But President Bush doesn't care about the will of the people and the votes of
their elected representatives. He has no moral code and doesn't value either
any
American people or democracy. Coldly and entirely without conscience, he moved
against the will of the people to rip the health coverage away from a seventy
year old woman being treated for cancer, an eighty year old man with a heart
ailment, men and women with diabetes - suddenly, they'll lose their coverage.
And the President was so determined to commit this horrible atrocity against
millions of Americans that he went around Congress and used what is supposed
to
be a commission that protects workers from racism and discrimination to commit
his entirely amoral, coldly brutal ends.

As CBS reports, "Unfortunately, the EEOC has turned a deaf ear to those same
concerns and is now trying to accomplish through the backdoor what Congress
refused to do directly in the law." The EEOC commission appointed by President
Bush.

Except for the one Democrat on the panel, who voted against this nonsense,
pointing out, as CBS reports, ""I came to the commission as a civil rights
lawyer," Ishimaru told the Times. "Before making an exemption to a major civil
rights law, you need a compelling reason, which I have not seen."

Another example of why no good American, why no one who believes in Democracy,
why no one with even the most basic moral values, can support President Bush
and
his brand of Bush/Limbaugh Republican scum.


They believe that avarice, bigotry, gluttony, and cruelty *are* basic moral
values.
It's hard to believe that these people came from this country.

The EEOC has really dealt seniors a harmful blow here. This ruling is
unfair and bogus. At least AARP is trying to remedy the situation.
They are trying to encourage seniors to speak out against this ruling
and have stated that they will be trying their hardest to alter this
in the near future.

"clamnebula" wrote in message
...
Date: Sun Apr 25, 2004 12:29 pm
Subject: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY

http://www.moderateindependent.com/v2i4retirees.htm

HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY?
Republicans Unanimously Vote To Allow Employers To Rip Promised Retiree
Health
Benefits Out From Under Everyone's Nose
by John S. Ashton

APRIL 23, 2004 - "Retirees who qualify for Medicare would see their health
benefits cut or eliminated under a proposal approved Thursday by the Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission.

"The commission voted 3 to 1 in approval of the proposed rule, with three
Republicans in favor and one Democrat opposing it."

So reports CBS News (see:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in613305.shtml )

This election is about morality, plain and simple. The Republican Party
has
entirely lost its conscience. Promised, expected retiree health benefits
are one
of the most vital things a person depends on. Currently it is illegal for
companies to go back on their word and eliminate them. The Republicans -
unanimously - want to change that, allowing any employer who feels like it
to
simply go back on their word.

What employer won't? In an age when "cost cutting" and "downsizing" has
squeezed
current workers without mercy or morals while executive compensation has
grown
exponentially, there is no incentive at all for companies - en masse - to
not
choose to go back on their word and eliminate the health care benefits so
many
depend on or were planning on. There is no downside for the companies -
what can
a retiree do, quit in protest when they don't even work for the company?

Today, the 3 Republicans appointed by President Bush to a board that
exists not
to deal with healthcare in the first place but only discrimination in the
workplace had no problem, no moral values whatsoever, to stand in the way
of
them using what is supposed to be a minority protecting entity for the
sake of
assaulting the basic safety and security of millions upon millions and
Americans - all for the sake of corporate profits.

The EEOC. This is the tool that President Bush used to attack all retired
or
retiring Americans who had counted on promised health benefits, this is
the tool
that President Bush is using to stick America with something our elected
officials in the Congress just voted down.

As CBS reports, ".the new rule is identical to Section 631 of the Senate's
version of the Medicare Rx bill, which was killed by Congress "after
hearing
from tens of thousands of AARP members."

But President Bush doesn't care about the will of the people and the votes
of
their elected representatives. He has no moral code and doesn't value
either any
American people or democracy. Coldly and entirely without conscience, he
moved
against the will of the people to rip the health coverage away from a
seventy
year old woman being treated for cancer, an eighty year old man with a
heart
ailment, men and women with diabetes - suddenly, they'll lose their
coverage.
And the President was so determined to commit this horrible atrocity
against
millions of Americans that he went around Congress and used what is
supposed to
be a commission that protects workers from racism and discrimination to
commit
his entirely amoral, coldly brutal ends.

As CBS reports, "Unfortunately, the EEOC has turned a deaf ear to those
same
concerns and is now trying to accomplish through the backdoor what
Congress
refused to do directly in the law." The EEOC commission appointed by
President
Bush.


You left out some pertinent details, why am I not surprised.


"Such benefits are provided on a voluntary basis at the discretion of each
employer and the Commission is acting to preserve these valuable benefits
for retirees," Commission Chair Cari Dominguez, a Republican, said in a
statement.

The Times reports that several commission members argued that employers are
more likely to continue providing health benefits to retirees under 65 if
they are allowed to reduce or eliminate benefits for those 65 and older.

The rule change has the backing of the American Benefits Council - a trade
group representing large employers - as well as the National Education
Association and the American Federation of Teachers.

The language of the rule adopted by the panel says that it "is not intended
to encourage employers to eliminate any retiree health benefits they may
currently provide."

Before it becomes final, the proposed rule must go through further review by
federal agencies and the White House Office of Management and Budget.



Another example of why no good American, why no one who believes in
Democracy,
why no one with even the most basic moral values, can support President
Bush and
his brand of Bush/Limbaugh Republican scum.


Another excample of how democrats lie and distort.



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Before it becomes final, the proposed rule must go through further review
by
federal agencies and the White House Office of Management and Budget.

After which time it will be approved quietly and deniably so as not
to affect Dubya's re-election. ****ing crooks.
WS

"bernard spilman" wrote in message
om...
Before it becomes final, the proposed rule must go through further
review
by
federal agencies and the White House Office of Management and Budget.

After which time it will be approved quietly and deniably so as not
to affect Dubya's re-election. ****ing crooks.
WS


OSAF

OSAF

Man, you're one literate son-of-a-bitch! I'm impressed.
WS

"clamnebula" wrote in message
...
: Date: Sun Apr 25, 2004 12:29 pm
: Subject: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY
:
: http://www.moderateindependent.com/v2i4retirees.htm
:
: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY?
: Republicans Unanimously Vote To Allow Employers To Rip Promised Retiree
Health
: Benefits Out From Under Everyone's Nose
: by John S. Ashton
:
: APRIL 23, 2004 - "Retirees who qualify for Medicare would see their health
: benefits cut or eliminated under a proposal approved Thursday by the Equal
: Employment Opportunity Commission.
:
: "The commission voted 3 to 1 in approval of the proposed rule, with three
: Republicans in favor and one Democrat opposing it."
:
: So reports CBS News (see:
: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in613305.shtml )
:
: This election is about morality, plain and simple. The Republican Party
has
: entirely lost its conscience. Promised, expected retiree health benefits
are one
: of the most vital things a person depends on. Currently it is illegal for
: companies to go back on their word and eliminate them. The Republicans -
: unanimously - want to change that, allowing any employer who feels like it
to
: simply go back on their word.
:
: What employer won't? In an age when "cost cutting" and "downsizing" has
squeezed
: current workers without mercy or morals while executive compensation has
grown
: exponentially, there is no incentive at all for companies - en masse - to
not
: choose to go back on their word and eliminate the health care benefits so
many
: depend on or were planning on. There is no downside for the companies -
what can
: a retiree do, quit in protest when they don't even work for the company?
:
: Today, the 3 Republicans appointed by President Bush to a board that
exists not
: to deal with healthcare in the first place but only discrimination in the
: workplace had no problem, no moral values whatsoever, to stand in the way
of
: them using what is supposed to be a minority protecting entity for the
sake of
: assaulting the basic safety and security of millions upon millions and
: Americans - all for the sake of corporate profits.
:
: The EEOC. This is the tool that President Bush used to attack all retired
or
: retiring Americans who had counted on promised health benefits, this is
the tool
: that President Bush is using to stick America with something our elected
: officials in the Congress just voted down.
:
: As CBS reports, ".the new rule is identical to Section 631 of the Senate's
: version of the Medicare Rx bill, which was killed by Congress "after
hearing
: from tens of thousands of AARP members."
:
: But President Bush doesn't care about the will of the people and the votes
of
: their elected representatives. He has no moral code and doesn't value
either any
: American people or democracy. Coldly and entirely without conscience, he
moved
: against the will of the people to rip the health coverage away from a
seventy
: year old woman being treated for cancer, an eighty year old man with a
heart
: ailment, men and women with diabetes - suddenly, they'll lose their
coverage.
: And the President was so determined to commit this horrible atrocity
against
: millions of Americans that he went around Congress and used what is
supposed to
: be a commission that protects workers from racism and discrimination to
commit
: his entirely amoral, coldly brutal ends.
:
: As CBS reports, "Unfortunately, the EEOC has turned a deaf ear to those
same
: concerns and is now trying to accomplish through the backdoor what
Congress
: refused to do directly in the law." The EEOC commission appointed by
President
: Bush.
:
: Except for the one Democrat on the panel, who voted against this nonsense,
: pointing out, as CBS reports, ""I came to the commission as a civil rights
: lawyer," Ishimaru told the Times. "Before making an exemption to a major
civil
: rights law, you need a compelling reason, which I have not seen."
:
: Another example of why no good American, why no one who believes in
Democracy,
: why no one with even the most basic moral values, can support President
Bush and
: his brand of Bush/Limbaugh Republican scum.

Excellent post. Keep on.

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:
: "clamnebula" wrote in message
: ...
: Date: Sun Apr 25, 2004 12:29 pm
: Subject: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY
:
: http://www.moderateindependent.com/v2i4retirees.htm
:
: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY?
: Republicans Unanimously Vote To Allow Employers To Rip Promised Retiree
: Health
: Benefits Out From Under Everyone's Nose
: by John S. Ashton
:
: APRIL 23, 2004 - "Retirees who qualify for Medicare would see their
health
: benefits cut or eliminated under a proposal approved Thursday by the
Equal
: Employment Opportunity Commission.
:
: "The commission voted 3 to 1 in approval of the proposed rule, with
three
: Republicans in favor and one Democrat opposing it."
:
: So reports CBS News (see:
: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in613305.shtml )
:
: This election is about morality, plain and simple. The Republican Party
: has
: entirely lost its conscience. Promised, expected retiree health benefits
: are one
: of the most vital things a person depends on. Currently it is illegal
for
: companies to go back on their word and eliminate them. The Republicans -
: unanimously - want to change that, allowing any employer who feels like
it
: to
: simply go back on their word.
:
: What employer won't? In an age when "cost cutting" and "downsizing" has
: squeezed
: current workers without mercy or morals while executive compensation has
: grown
: exponentially, there is no incentive at all for companies - en masse -
to
: not
: choose to go back on their word and eliminate the health care benefits
so
: many
: depend on or were planning on. There is no downside for the companies -
: what can
: a retiree do, quit in protest when they don't even work for the company?
:
: Today, the 3 Republicans appointed by President Bush to a board that
: exists not
: to deal with healthcare in the first place but only discrimination in
the
: workplace had no problem, no moral values whatsoever, to stand in the
way
: of
: them using what is supposed to be a minority protecting entity for the
: sake of
: assaulting the basic safety and security of millions upon millions and
: Americans - all for the sake of corporate profits.
:
: The EEOC. This is the tool that President Bush used to attack all
retired
: or
: retiring Americans who had counted on promised health benefits, this is
: the tool
: that President Bush is using to stick America with something our elected
: officials in the Congress just voted down.
:
: As CBS reports, ".the new rule is identical to Section 631 of the
Senate's
: version of the Medicare Rx bill, which was killed by Congress "after
: hearing
: from tens of thousands of AARP members."
:
: But President Bush doesn't care about the will of the people and the
votes
: of
: their elected representatives. He has no moral code and doesn't value
: either any
: American people or democracy. Coldly and entirely without conscience, he
: moved
: against the will of the people to rip the health coverage away from a
: seventy
: year old woman being treated for cancer, an eighty year old man with a
: heart
: ailment, men and women with diabetes - suddenly, they'll lose their
: coverage.
: And the President was so determined to commit this horrible atrocity
: against
: millions of Americans that he went around Congress and used what is
: supposed to
: be a commission that protects workers from racism and discrimination to
: commit
: his entirely amoral, coldly brutal ends.
:
: As CBS reports, "Unfortunately, the EEOC has turned a deaf ear to those
: same
: concerns and is now trying to accomplish through the backdoor what
: Congress
: refused to do directly in the law." The EEOC commission appointed by
: President
: Bush.
:
:
: You left out some pertinent details, why am I not surprised.

Such as? I can't begin to fathom what it take to surprise an asshole like
you.

:
:
: "Such benefits are provided on a voluntary basis at the discretion of
each
: employer and the Commission is acting to preserve these valuable benefits
: for retirees," Commission Chair Cari Dominguez, a Republican, said in a
: statement.
:
: The Times reports that several commission members argued that employers
are
: more likely to continue providing health benefits to retirees under 65 if
: they are allowed to reduce or eliminate benefits for those 65 and older.
:
: The rule change has the backing of the American Benefits Council - a trade
: group representing large employers - as well as the National Education
: Association and the American Federation of Teachers.
:
: The language of the rule adopted by the panel says that it "is not
intended
: to encourage employers to eliminate any retiree health benefits they may
: currently provide."
:
: Before it becomes final, the proposed rule must go through further review
by
: federal agencies and the White House Office of Management and Budget.
:
:
:
: Another example of why no good American, why no one who believes in
: Democracy,
: why no one with even the most basic moral values, can support President
: Bush and
: his brand of Bush/Limbaugh Republican scum.
:
:
: Another excample of how democrats lie and distort.

Another example of how know-it-all repigs regularly put their stupidity,
bigotry, and ignorance on display for all to see.


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"bernard spilman" wrote in message
news
OSAF

Man, you're one literate son-of-a-bitch! I'm impressed.
WS


Good that we have something in common.

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"Michael McKelvy" wrote in message
link.net...
:
: "clamnebula" wrote in message
: ...
: Date: Sun Apr 25, 2004 12:29 pm
: Subject: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY
:
: http://www.moderateindependent.com/v2i4retirees.htm
:
: HAVE THEY NO SOULS OR BASIC MORALITY?
: Republicans Unanimously Vote To Allow Employers To Rip Promised
Retiree
: Health
: Benefits Out From Under Everyone's Nose
: by John S. Ashton
:
: APRIL 23, 2004 - "Retirees who qualify for Medicare would see their
health
: benefits cut or eliminated under a proposal approved Thursday by the
Equal
: Employment Opportunity Commission.
:
: "The commission voted 3 to 1 in approval of the proposed rule, with
three
: Republicans in favor and one Democrat opposing it."
:
: So reports CBS News (see:
: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in613305.shtml )
:
: This election is about morality, plain and simple. The Republican
Party
: has
: entirely lost its conscience. Promised, expected retiree health
benefits
: are one
: of the most vital things a person depends on. Currently it is illegal
for
: companies to go back on their word and eliminate them. The
Republicans -
: unanimously - want to change that, allowing any employer who feels
like
it
: to
: simply go back on their word.
:
: What employer won't? In an age when "cost cutting" and "downsizing"
has
: squeezed
: current workers without mercy or morals while executive compensation
has
: grown
: exponentially, there is no incentive at all for companies - en masse -
to
: not
: choose to go back on their word and eliminate the health care benefits
so
: many
: depend on or were planning on. There is no downside for the
companies -
: what can
: a retiree do, quit in protest when they don't even work for the
company?
:
: Today, the 3 Republicans appointed by President Bush to a board that
: exists not
: to deal with healthcare in the first place but only discrimination in
the
: workplace had no problem, no moral values whatsoever, to stand in the
way
: of
: them using what is supposed to be a minority protecting entity for the
: sake of
: assaulting the basic safety and security of millions upon millions and
: Americans - all for the sake of corporate profits.
:
: The EEOC. This is the tool that President Bush used to attack all
retired
: or
: retiring Americans who had counted on promised health benefits, this
is
: the tool
: that President Bush is using to stick America with something our
elected
: officials in the Congress just voted down.
:
: As CBS reports, ".the new rule is identical to Section 631 of the
Senate's
: version of the Medicare Rx bill, which was killed by Congress "after
: hearing
: from tens of thousands of AARP members."
:
: But President Bush doesn't care about the will of the people and the
votes
: of
: their elected representatives. He has no moral code and doesn't value
: either any
: American people or democracy. Coldly and entirely without conscience,
he
: moved
: against the will of the people to rip the health coverage away from a
: seventy
: year old woman being treated for cancer, an eighty year old man with a
: heart
: ailment, men and women with diabetes - suddenly, they'll lose their
: coverage.
: And the President was so determined to commit this horrible atrocity
: against
: millions of Americans that he went around Congress and used what is
: supposed to
: be a commission that protects workers from racism and discrimination
to
: commit
: his entirely amoral, coldly brutal ends.
:
: As CBS reports, "Unfortunately, the EEOC has turned a deaf ear to
those
: same
: concerns and is now trying to accomplish through the backdoor what
: Congress
: refused to do directly in the law." The EEOC commission appointed by
: President
: Bush.
:
:
: You left out some pertinent details, why am I not surprised.

Such as? I can't begin to fathom what it take to surprise an asshole like
you.

:
:
: "Such benefits are provided on a voluntary basis at the discretion of
each
: employer and the Commission is acting to preserve these valuable
benefits
: for retirees," Commission Chair Cari Dominguez, a Republican, said in a
: statement.
:
: The Times reports that several commission members argued that employers
are
: more likely to continue providing health benefits to retirees under 65
if
: they are allowed to reduce or eliminate benefits for those 65 and older.
:
: The rule change has the backing of the American Benefits Council - a
trade
: group representing large employers - as well as the National Education
: Association and the American Federation of Teachers.
:
: The language of the rule adopted by the panel says that it "is not
intended
: to encourage employers to eliminate any retiree health benefits they may
: currently provide."
:
: Before it becomes final, the proposed rule must go through further
review
by
: federal agencies and the White House Office of Management and Budget.
:
:
:
: Another example of why no good American, why no one who believes in
: Democracy,
: why no one with even the most basic moral values, can support
President
: Bush and
: his brand of Bush/Limbaugh Republican scum.
:
:
: Another excample of how democrats lie and distort.

Another example of how know-it-all repigs regularly put their stupidity,
bigotry, and ignorance on display for all to see.

Things you should know:

A: I'm not a Republican, nor am I a Democrat.

B. I'm not a bigot, unless you count hating hypocricy and bull****.

C. I don't claim to be a know-it-all, just someone who can spot distortion
and lies from either side of the aisle.

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Things you should know:

A: I'm not a Republican, nor am I a Democrat.

B. I'm not a bigot, unless you count hating hypocricy and bull****.

C. I don't claim to be a know-it-all, just someone who can spot
distortion
and lies from either side of the aisle.

Bull-****ing-****! You have yourself been distorting and lying in
nearly every post you've made.
WS

Man, you're one literate son-of-a-bitch! I'm impressed.
WS


Good that we have something in common.

ZING! Your superior wit has again bested me.
WS

PS: I think there is a "remedial" group you might
like better than this one, not so many big words.

"bernard spilman" wrote in message
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Man, you're one literate son-of-a-bitch! I'm impressed.
WS


Good that we have something in common.

ZING! Your superior wit has again bested me.
WS

PS: I think there is a "remedial" group you might
like better than this one, not so many big words.


And miss all your on target responses! I'll stay here.

"bernard spilman" wrote in message
. com...
Things you should know:

A: I'm not a Republican, nor am I a Democrat.

B. I'm not a bigot, unless you count hating hypocricy and bull****.

C. I don't claim to be a know-it-all, just someone who can spot
distortion
and lies from either side of the aisle.

Bull-****ing-****! You have yourself been distorting and lying in
nearly every post you've made.
WS


It only seems that way because you've have a belief system that is a
mountain of lies.