The stock market went up today
tvc15
I guess America's capitalists really aren't as concerned about "SOCIALISM!"
as the ignorant hillbilly scum waving racist signs. What a surprise.
America is about to join the rest of the civilized world when it comes to
healthcare. How painful that is for the terminally ignorant.
MZB
Mel
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da pickle nospam
Not only did it go up but it was Health Care companies that led the
way.
On Intrade Prediction Markets the chance of the Democrats holding on
to control of the House went up 2% to 54.5%. By the time November
rolls around and the fear preaching Repugnants are shown to be liars
and idiots they will be pummeled again for the third election in a
row.
Tad Perry
I wish we were actually joining the rest of the world. For me, the problem
is that we aren't.
I would have supported something like what Canada has, but instead we're
getting some weird hybrid that seems to protect the insurance industry.
tvp
Mrs Iris Mike
You know those religous sects who think the world is going to end on a
certain date? Are they happy when the big day comes and goes, or are
they all bummed out they didn't get to see the big event?
bub
wrote:
>I guess America's capitalists really aren't as concerned about "SOCIALISM!"
>as the ignorant hillbilly scum waving racist signs
Gary Carson
Investors are on a buying spree iin anticipation of the 2010 runup since
Obama made a teabagger takeover in 2010 a sure thing.
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subsidizes those who can't pay for it.
How's that control costs again?
Paul Popinjay
Are you new here, tvc15? Because I don't recognize you from before. Thank
goodness you showed up, because we were really running low on dumbass
liberal morons. In fact, I was just about to send my maid to the Moron
Store to see if she could pick some up, maybe a half dozen or so. We were
almost out.
Beldin the Sorcerer
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>
>
tvc15
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Nice ad hominem attack. But I guess it is easier than addressing the fact
that all the traditional indictors about the health of market capitalism
have taken a big collective yawn at healthcare reform...as opposed to
America's Losers, the two generations (at most) away from pure white trash
that make up the Tea Bagger "movement". Apparently the market doesn't agree
with these easily manipulated Chicken Littles, who see a negro in the White
House and lose their minds:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-03-22/scary-new-gop-poll/?cid=hp:exc
I can see the signs now: "Bring back pre-existing exclusions!"
You've lost, and you're going to continue to lose, just like you've been
doing for years.
Beldin the Sorcerer
>
> "Paul Popinjay" <paulpo...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:ho9j2v$hrk$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
>> "tvc15" <dontb...@nothere.net> wrote in message
>> news:ho8op0$s3m$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
>>> Modestly, yes, but it did not tank.
>>>
>>> I guess America's capitalists really aren't as concerned about
>>> "SOCIALISM!" as the ignorant hillbilly scum waving racist signs. What a
>>> surprise.
>>>
>>> America is about to join the rest of the civilized world when it comes
>>> to healthcare. How painful that is for the terminally ignorant.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Are you new here, tvc15? Because I don't recognize you from before.
>> Thank goodness you showed up, because we were really running low on
>> dumbass liberal morons. In fact, I was just about to send my maid to the
>> Moron Store to see if she could pick some up, maybe a half dozen or so.
>> We were almost out.
>
>
> Nice ad hominem attack. But I guess it is easier than addressing the fact
> that all the traditional indictors about the health of market capitalism
> have taken a big collective yawn at healthcare reform...as opposed to
> America's Losers, the two generations (at most) away from pure white trash
> that make up the Tea Bagger "movement". Apparently the market doesn't
> agree with these easily manipulated Chicken Littles, who see a negro in
> the White House and lose their minds:
TVC, Peepee is a troll/sock puppet.
Paul Popinjay
>
>
> Nice ad hominem attack. But I guess it is easier than addressing the fact
> that all the traditional indictors about the health of market capitalism
> have taken a big collective yawn at healthcare reform...as opposed to
> America's Losers, the two generations (at most) away from pure white trash
> that make up the Tea Bagger "movement". Apparently the market doesn't
> agree with these easily manipulated Chicken Littles, who see a negro in
> the White House and lose their minds:
>
Tvc15, I am the first black man to own and operate a major Las Vegas casino,
and I employ hundreds of people, three of which are also black. What do you
think this healthcare bill is going to cost my operation? Add this to the
already present downturn in tourism in our area, and I may have to start
making layoffs. Is this what you call "helping" people? So far I have
resisted layoffs at my place, while my major competitors, Harrah's and Wynn,
have been making major cutbacks. Please explain why my blackjack dealers
will not be bringing home that 15-lb turkey for Christmas this year that has
been a tradition at my casino ever since I took over. Explain why there
will be less gifts under the Christmas tree for the children of my cocktail
waitresses. So please, stop yours fabrications of the truth.
-Paul Popinjay
Important Casino Executive
johnny_t
> -Paul Popinjay
> Important Casino Executive
Are there no prisons? Are there no workhouses?
--
A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the
support of Paul.
George Bernard Shaw
da pickle nospam
wrote:
> "tvc15" <dontbot...@nothere.net> wrote in message
Sorry Paul. It’s too late to argue the merits now. You’re first
instinct was right. When you have no logical point of view the best
thing to do is just call someone ‘moron’ and click send. Even your
debate hero (Travel) occasionally can’t think of anything else to do.
I know that each time someone calls me retarded or moron (or other
mean names) my feelings are hurt for days. boo hoo.
Otherwise, congratulations on being a black guy with a casino who
hopes America fails.
Beldin the Sorcerer
>
>
FL Turbo
<paulpo...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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>
>Tvc15, I am the first black man to own and operate a major Las Vegas casino,
>and I employ hundreds of people, three of which are also black. What do you
>think this healthcare bill is going to cost my operation? Add this to the
>already present downturn in tourism in our area, and I may have to start
>making layoffs. Is this what you call "helping" people? So far I have
>resisted layoffs at my place, while my major competitors, Harrah's and Wynn,
>have been making major cutbacks. Please explain why my blackjack dealers
>will not be bringing home that 15-lb turkey for Christmas this year that has
>been a tradition at my casino ever since I took over. Explain why there
>will be less gifts under the Christmas tree for the children of my cocktail
>waitresses. So please, stop yours fabrications of the truth.
>
>-Paul Popinjay
>Important Casino Executive
>
Hey, Popinjay.
Not that I would want to hijack this informative and important thread
on nuthin' <I'm lying>.
Have you ever listened to Mark Levin?
He's kind of a Michael Savage with a law degree and a knowledge of
Marxism, without the ADD of Savage.
He is the author of the best selling "Tyranny and Liberty" which
describes the end result of what we will get via the
Progressives/Liberals/Leftists/Marxists/Commies we now have running
the country.
http://www.marklevinshow.com/sectional.asp?id=32930
For anyone missing his explanations of what is now happening, the
audio from 3/22 and 3/23 is worth a listen.
I'll bet the guy knows more about Commies than even you do.
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///////////////// WARNING !! //////////
Democrats and Liberals with high blood pressure are advised not to
listen to any one audio for too long at one time.
In severe cases it could cause your head to explode.
Paul Popinjay
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>
> Have you ever listened to Mark Levin?
Almost every night.
>
> He is the author of the best selling "Tyranny and Liberty" which
> describes the end result of what we will get via the
> Progressives/Liberals/Leftists/Marxists/Commies we now have running
> the country.
>
Excellent book. Especially the attention to detail in the chapter on the
origin of the CFR.
By the way, Turbotard, it's "Liberty and Tyranny".
Abbey Johnsson
>
> Tvc15, I am the first black man to own and operate a major Las Vegas casino,
> and I employ hundreds of people, three of which are also black. What do you
> think this healthcare bill is going to cost my operation? Add this to the
> already present downturn in tourism in our area, and I may have to start
> making layoffs. Is this what you call "helping" people? So far I have
> resisted layoffs at my place, while my major competitors, Harrah's and Wynn,
> have been making major cutbacks. Please explain why my blackjack dealers
> will not be bringing home that 15-lb turkey for Christmas this year that has
> been a tradition at my casino ever since I took over. Explain why there
> will be less gifts under the Christmas tree for the children of my cocktail
> waitresses. So please, stop yours fabrications of the truth.
>
> -Paul Popinjay
not according to this article about Don H Barden, the owner of Fitzgeralds
http://www.answers.com/topic/don-h-barden
" Barden Became First African American Casino Owner in Las Vegas
In 2002 Barden took possession of the Fitzgeralds casinos. One was based
in Tunica, Mississippi, another in Black Hawk, Colorado, and the third in
downtown Las Vegas. With the Las Vegas casino Barden became the city's
first African American casino owner."
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bub
wrote:
>Have you ever listened to Mark Levin?
the man knows his stuff
and he's a hoot to listen to .
risky biz
Is there any chance I could get a job at the Roadhouse, Paul? I haven't
been able to find work since Mervyn's went under. I have some talents and
I'm willing to work without health insurance.
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>
> not according to this article about Don H Barden, the owner of Fitzgeralds
>
> http://www.answers.com/topic/don-h-barden
>
> " Barden Became First African American Casino Owner in Las Vegas
>
> In 2002 Barden took possession of the Fitzgeralds casinos. One was based
> in Tunica, Mississippi, another in Black Hawk, Colorado, and the third in
> downtown Las Vegas. With the Las Vegas casino Barden became the city's
> first African American casino owner."
>
Ok, let me clarify. If you want to nitpick, then you have me on a
technicality. What I should have said was "the Las Vegas area", not "Las
Vegas". My place is actually in Henderson, but the dividing line between
Henderson and Las Vegas is within walking distance. I was working as a
restroom attendant in the casino years before Barden came on the scene.
Through hard work and diligence, I worked my way all the way up to General
Manager, and then eventually bought out the former owners, Salvatori and
Cohen. So you see, Abbey, I don't want to take any due credit away from
Barden, but I am actually the first African American Casino owner in the Las
Vegas AREA.
Paul Popinjay
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>
> Is there any chance I could get a job at the Roadhouse, Paul? I haven't
> been able to find work since Mervyn's went under. I have some talents and
> I'm willing to work without health insurance.
>
Have you tried JC Penny's?
risky biz
They don't have fashion consultants at J.C. Penney. They're oriented
toward the low end of the market.
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Paul Popinjay
> On Mar 23 2010 11:41 PM, Paul Popinjay wrote:
>
>> "risky biz" <risk...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
>> news:trjo77x...@recgroups.com...
>>
>> >
>> > Is there any chance I could get a job at the Roadhouse, Paul? I haven't
>> > been able to find work since Mervyn's went under. I have some talents
>> > and I'm willing to work without health insurance.
>> >
>>
>>
>> Have you tried JC Penny's?
>
> They don't have fashion consultants at J.C. Penney. They're oriented
> toward the low end of the market.
>
Oh that's right, I forgot, you were a fashion consultant at Mervyn's. Sorry
Risky, I guess I can't help you, times are tough. Call 1-800-STEVEWYNN.
FL Turbo
Huh ?
What ??
You like him?
Popinjay likes him !!
He really, really likes him !!
I don't mind telling everyone that I'm gobsmacked.
I can't remember any other well known Conservative that I've mentioned
that you didn't think was some kind of a sell-out or the other.
Damn, that Levin must be even better than I thought.
>By the way, Turbotard, it's "Liberty and Tyranny".
>
Hey, give me a little break here.
You know I'm old.
I get confused some times.
Paul Popinjay
So naturally, you have this book, and you have read it. Correct?
da pickle
>>>> Have you ever listened to Mark Levin?
>>>>
>>>> He is the author of the best selling "Tyranny and Liberty"
>>>
>>>Excellent book. Especially the attention to detail in the chapter on the
>>>origin of the CFR.
>>
>> Damn, that Levin must be even better than I thought.
>>
>>
>>>By the way, Turbotard, it's "Liberty and Tyranny".
>
> So naturally, you have this book, and you have read it. Correct?
I read the book. It is concise and clear. It is an excellent book. I
highly recommend it.
"A Conservative Manifesto" is an accurate subtitle.
Paul Popinjay
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So then, you found it quite interesting what detail he put into the chapter
that covers the history of the CFR, its founding principles, and the role it
has played in our nation's judicial policy making? I mentioned this to
Turbo, apparently he skpped right over my comment. The poor old fellow, I
guess he's getting up there in age now. That's got to be frustrating.
FL Turbo
<paulpo...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
You know damn well that I'm to cheap to actually buy a book.
So what did he have to say about the CFR?
Is it some massively powerful organization that is going to
singlehandedly bring us under the control of the UN?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Paul Popinjay
He said NOTHING about it, that's the point, you big dope! Obviously Pickle
didn't get my drift either. You guys are too much. Someone else is going
to have to start coordinating. I'm tired of this shit.
da pickle
>>> So naturally, you have this book, and you have read it. Correct?
>>
>> I read the book. It is concise and clear. It is an excellent book. I
>> highly recommend it.
>>
>> "A Conservative Manifesto" is an accurate subtitle.
>
>
> So then, you found it quite interesting what detail he put into the
> chapter
> that covers the history of the CFR, its founding principles, and the role
> it
> has played in our nation's judicial policy making? I mentioned this to
> Turbo, apparently he skpped right over my comment. The poor old fellow, I
> guess he's getting up there in age now. That's got to be frustrating.
I read the book a few months ago. I do not remember anything in particular
about the CFR.
da pickle
>>>So naturally, you have this book, and you have read it. Correct?
>>>
>>
>> You know damn well that I'm to cheap to actually buy a book.
>>
>> So what did he have to say about the CFR?
>> Is it some massively powerful organization that is going to
>> singlehandedly bring us under the control of the UN?
>>
>> Inquiring minds want to know.
>
>
> He said NOTHING about it, that's the point, you big dope! Obviously
> Pickle didn't get my drift either. You guys are too much. Someone else
> is going to have to start coordinating. I'm tired of this shit.
Oh ... that would explain my memory lapse. I thought I was having a senior
moment.
Paul Popinjay
>
> I read the book a few months ago. I do not remember anything in
> particular about the CFR.
This is tantamount to a whoosh!
James L. Hankins
There with the "tantamount" again! I love it. And, BTW, I am not a
whooshee; I get your drift, dude. I *understand* you, paul.
OT: The ill-fated football contest was won by yours truly, and a certain
Mr. I Heart Wuzzy who trumpeted that he would "be my huckleberry" has
absconded with the prize pool. He owes me a hunion. If you can collect it
I will generously offer you ten percent.
Paul Popinjay
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>
>
> OT: The ill-fated football contest was won by yours truly, and a certain
> Mr. I Heart Wuzzy who trumpeted that he would "be my huckleberry" has
> absconded with the prize pool. He owes me a hunion. If you can collect
> it I will generously offer you ten percent.
Oooh, that absconding little numbnut! For his integrity's sake, he better
be in jail!
FL Turbo
On Thu, 25 Mar 2010 19:20:17 -0800, "Paul Popinjay"
<paulpo...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
I have never heard Levin say a thing about the CFR.
That doesn't mean he couldn't have mentioned it in his book.
I guess he doesn't consider it the massively powerful menace that some
people do.
So Levin doesn't meet the Popinjay Purity standard for Conservatism,
eh?
Okay, Levin.
It's under the bus for you.
(There's probably enough room for Levin, right next to his very good
friend Rush Limbaugh.)
Paul Popinjay
>
>
> I guess he doesn't consider it the massively powerful menace that some
> people do.
>
No, I'm sure he does. He's not stupid, stupid.