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supabonbon said:

Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

/s

Lead the way.

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Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear
a single reason "for" Kerry.

R White says:

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I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear
a single reason "for" Kerry.

How 'bout "He's not Bush". That's a good enough reason for me... ;-P

Steve

R.White said:

[email hidden] (supabonbon) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear
a single reason "for" Kerry.

Progressive taxation. Rich pay more, poor pay less.

On 2004-08-25, Stephen Baker penned:

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R White says:

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I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear a single reason
"for" Kerry.

How 'bout "He's not Bush". That's a good enough reason for me... ;-P

Sadly, that's all I can come up with. I don't care for Kerry, but I really
dislike Bush, and with the polls running so close, I figure that voting for an
independent will just tip things in favor of Bush.

--
monique "ringing endorsement, right?"

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Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

/s

Is that vandalism?

quid-in-Training

How about Kerry Road biker vs Bush Mountain biker.
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On 2004-08-25, Stephen Baker penned:

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R White says:

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I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear a single

reason

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"for" Kerry.

How 'bout "He's not Bush". That's a good enough reason for me... ;-P

Sadly, that's all I can come up with. I don't care for Kerry, but I

really

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dislike Bush, and with the polls running so close, I figure that voting

for an

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independent will just tip things in favor of Bush.

--
monique "ringing endorsement, right?"

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Quoted message said:

Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

/s

Is that vandalism?

quid-in-Training

It's chalk, like the stuff they use to outline football fields. Washes
away. I think he's going to have a hard time explaining that while his
teeth are being fed to him, though.
/s "Guiliani time!"

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Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear
a single reason "for" Kerry.

For me, this is more of a New York thing. With all of our security
concerns, I don't know why Mayor Bloomberg decided it would be a good
idea to hold the convention here. I know a lot of businesses that are
going to be closed, and with the problems they're projecting it'll
cause, it couldn't have been a sound fiscal decision. Around 1/2 the
people I know are planning on leaving town so that the Republicans can
have a big party. They're making NY into the front line again, so that
some politician from Texas can say "Just a few blocks from here, we
were attacked, and the people of this fair city banded together in a
tapestry of American values blah blah blah...?" What [censored]!
Politically, I'm a fence sitter. But this sort of thing is driving me
to go to the protests. Why? Because if our mayor decided that we're
ready to have the RNC here, he should accept that there might be
protests, and should have had the foresight to think that they're
going to cost the city a lot of money and might even get out of hand.
Wanna party? Go to Miami. Even the local conservative and right
wingers I know aren't looking forward to this mess.
/s

supabonbon said:

[email hidden] (R.White) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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[email hidden] (supabonbon) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear
a single reason "for" Kerry.

For me, this is more of a New York thing. With all of our security
concerns, I don't know why Mayor Bloomberg decided it would be a good
idea to hold the convention here. I know a lot of businesses that are
going to be closed, and with the problems they're projecting it'll
cause, it couldn't have been a sound fiscal decision. Around 1/2 the
people I know are planning on leaving town so that the Republicans can
have a big party. They're making NY into the front line again, so that
some politician from Texas can say "Just a few blocks from here, we
were attacked, and the people of this fair city banded together in a
tapestry of American values blah blah blah...?" What [censored]!
Politically, I'm a fence sitter. But this sort of thing is driving me
to go to the protests. Why? Because if our mayor decided that we're
ready to have the RNC here, he should accept that there might be
protests, and should have had the foresight to think that they're
going to cost the city a lot of money and might even get out of hand.
Wanna party? Go to Miami. Even the local conservative and right
wingers I know aren't looking forward to this mess.
/s

Oh please! And Boston was better? Let's not forget where some of those
planes originated and where things were coordinated from. The Dems
didn't have a problem with using that liberal city, did they?

--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws

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I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear
a single reason "for" Kerry.

Because he's "Not Bush".

"Get Bush out now; we can get Kerry out later."

scurry <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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R.White said:

[email hidden] (supabonbon) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear
a single reason "for" Kerry.

Progressive taxation. Rich pay more, poor pay less.

That's how it is now but some folks don't look at the actual facts,
instead they just keep repeating the same old BS.

The wealthiest 5 percent of Americans pay more than half the taxes,
while the wealthiest 1% pay over 1/3 of that. They're taxed at a rate
of 38.6% while the rate for the lower wage earners is 15%.

Are you also aware that 33% of tax filers have zero tax liablity?
Those "poor" people are paying no taxes at all. How many of those
get the "earned income credit?" I wonder where that money comes from?
Oh yeah, the rich.

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[email hidden] (R.White) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Oh man,

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240

Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear
a single reason "for" Kerry.

For me, this is more of a New York thing. With all of our security
concerns, I don't know why Mayor Bloomberg decided it would be a good
idea to hold the convention here. I know a lot of businesses that are
going to be closed, and with the problems they're projecting it'll
cause, it couldn't have been a sound fiscal decision. Around 1/2 the
people I know are planning on leaving town so that the Republicans can
have a big party. They're making NY into the front line again, so that
some politician from Texas can say "Just a few blocks from here, we
were attacked, and the people of this fair city banded together in a
tapestry of American values blah blah blah...?" What [censored]!
Politically, I'm a fence sitter. But this sort of thing is driving me
to go to the protests. Why? Because if our mayor decided that we're
ready to have the RNC here, he should accept that there might be
protests, and should have had the foresight to think that they're
going to cost the city a lot of money and might even get out of hand.
Wanna party? Go to Miami. Even the local conservative and right
wingers I know aren't looking forward to this mess.
/s

Since you are not too far away, this Saturday is "Spend The Day With
The Democrats" in DuBois, PA. Just cross the GW and keep driving until
you get to exit 101 on I-80. 30 cent hotdogs! Free balloons for the kids!
Carnival rides!

"Monique Y. Mudama" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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On 2004-08-25, Stephen Baker penned:

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R White says:

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I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear a single reason
"for" Kerry.

How 'bout "He's not Bush". That's a good enough reason for me... ;-P

Sadly, that's all I can come up with. I don't care for Kerry, but I really
dislike Bush, and with the polls running so close, I figure that voting for an
independent will just tip things in favor of Bush.

So let's all write in John McCain. Seriously.

On 2004-08-25, R.White penned:

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scurry <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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R.White said:

[email hidden] (supabonbon) wrote in message
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>Oh man,
>
>http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040824/photos_pl/mdf671240
>
>Anyone up for Critical Mass on Friday?

I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear a single
reason "for" Kerry.

Progressive taxation. Rich pay more, poor pay less.

That's how it is now but some folks don't look at the actual facts, instead
they just keep repeating the same old BS.

The wealthiest 5 percent of Americans pay more than half the taxes, while
the wealthiest 1% pay over 1/3 of that. They're taxed at a rate of 38.6%
while the rate for the lower wage earners is 15%.

Are you also aware that 33% of tax filers have zero tax liablity? Those
"poor" people are paying no taxes at all. How many of those get the "earned
income credit?" I wonder where that money comes from? Oh yeah, the rich.

I'd be soooooo happy if we could just get rid of the exemptions,
deductions, loopholes, etc. I don't see why I should get a tax deduction for
paying interest on a house, and I certainly don't like the way many businesses
and rich people work the system. Of course, they can actually afford the
accountants to do it right.

Imagine how much simpler all our lives would be.

--
monique

"Get a bicycle. You will not regret it, if you live."
-- Mark Twain

On 2004-08-25, R.White penned:

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"Monique Y. Mudama" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On 2004-08-25, Stephen Baker penned:

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R White says:

>I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear a single
>reason "for" Kerry.

How 'bout "He's not Bush". That's a good enough reason for me... ;-P

Sadly, that's all I can come up with. I don't care for Kerry, but I really
dislike Bush, and with the polls running so close, I figure that voting for
an independent will just tip things in favor of Bush.

So let's all write in John McCain. Seriously.

See that part about tipping things in favor of Bush. I just don't believe
that enough people will vote for a single independent candidate.

--
monique

"Get a bicycle. You will not regret it, if you live."
-- Mark Twain

R.White said:

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Progressive taxation. Rich pay more, poor pay less.

That's how it is now but some folks don't look at the actual facts,
instead they just keep repeating the same old BS.

The wealthiest 5 percent of Americans pay more than half the taxes,
while the wealthiest 1% pay over 1/3 of that. They're taxed at a rate
of 38.6% while the rate for the lower wage earners is 15%.

The wealthiest 5% have over 60% of the wealth. Shouldn't they pay for
that privilege? The wealthier they ensure the poorest 30% of the
population is, the less likely they are to be the first ones up against
the wall. Review your history you reactionary dolt.

Shawn

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R.White said:

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Progressive taxation. Rich pay more, poor pay less.

That's how it is now but some folks don't look at the actual facts,
instead they just keep repeating the same old BS.

The wealthiest 5 percent of Americans pay more than half the taxes,
while the wealthiest 1% pay over 1/3 of that. They're taxed at a rate
of 38.6% while the rate for the lower wage earners is 15%.

The wealthiest 5% have over 60% of the wealth. Shouldn't they pay for
that privilege?

They are. They are the ones paying for all the welfare, food stamps,
medical assistance, fuel assistance, housing assistance etc. All
that money the government spends on social programs comes from those
who pay the majority of the taxes.
All that earned income credit "given" to the poor comes from
those wealthy people.

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The wealthier they ensure the poorest 30% of the
population is, the less likely they are to be the first ones up against
the wall.

They are ensuring the poor get wealthier?

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Review your history you reactionary dolt.

Take your head out of your rear end and realize who pays for
all the social programs that the "poor" use.

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On 2004-08-25, R.White penned:

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"Monique Y. Mudama" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On 2004-08-25, Stephen Baker penned:
> R White says:
>
>>I keep hearing all this "against Bush" but I've yet to hear a single
>>reason "for" Kerry.
>
> How 'bout "He's not Bush". That's a good enough reason for me... ;-P

Sadly, that's all I can come up with. I don't care for Kerry, but I really
dislike Bush, and with the polls running so close, I figure that voting for
an independent will just tip things in favor of Bush.

So let's all write in John McCain. Seriously.

See that part about tipping things in favor of Bush. I just don't believe
that enough people will vote for a single independent candidate.

That's because I'm part of the vast, right-wing conspiracy. 😉