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still just me said:
http://www.boston.com/news/world/middleeast/articles/2008/03/06/top_i...
Hey man, what did you expect. This is America. We pay taxes to enrich
multibillonaire corporation that likely end up paying virtually no
taxes themselves.But, on a positive note, they are protecting us from terrorists and
that is why we need them. They charge $100 per laundry bag that they
wash in Iraq and $40.00 per visit to cafeteria. It doesn't matter if
soldiers go into the cafeteria to get a full meal, a glass of water or
a cup of coffee. They have counters at the door and every click
represents $40.I feel safer now that I know this. And the stupid liberals want to
increase the tax burden on the rich. That way these corporations would
not be able to spend their money protecting us from terrorists. I say
" no taxes for KBR, GE, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, etc. Also ,
lets privatize everything and give the contracts to these companies. I
really feel smarter now that Boeing is in the adult education
business. -
Quoted post said:
still just me said:
Quoted message said:
http://www.boston.com/news/world/middleeast/articles/2008/03/06/top_i...
Hey man, what did you expect. This is America. We pay taxes to enrich
multibillonaire corporation that likely end up paying virtually no
taxes themselves.But, on a positive note, they are protecting us from terrorists and
that is why we need them. They charge $100 per laundry bag that they
wash in Iraq and $40.00 per visit to cafeteria. It doesn't matter if
soldiers go into the cafeteria to get a full meal, a glass of water or
a cup of coffee. They have counters at the door and every click
represents $40.I feel safer now that I know this. And the stupid liberals want to
increase the tax burden on the rich. That way these corporations would
not be able to spend their money protecting us from terrorists. I say
" no taxes for KBR, GE, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, etc. Also ,
lets privatize everything and give the contracts to these companies. I
really feel smarter now that Boeing is in the adult education
business.Try to make SARCASM a little more obvious - seems that we live
in times when extreme opinions are so common that satire and true
beliefs are hard to tell apart. Unless of course you posted a
calculated flamebait. -
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still just me said:
Quoted message said:
http://www.boston.com/news/world/middleeast/articles/2008/03/06/top_i...
Hey man, what did you expect. This is America. We pay taxes to enrich
multibillonaire corporation that likely end up paying virtually no
taxes themselves.But, on a positive note, they are protecting us from terrorists and
that is why we need them. They charge $100 per laundry bag that they
wash in Iraq and $40.00 per visit to cafeteria. It doesn't matter if
soldiers go into the cafeteria to get a full meal, a glass of water or
a cup of coffee. They have counters at the door and every click
represents $40.I feel safer now that I know this. And the stupid liberals want to
increase the tax burden on the rich. That way these corporations would
not be able to spend their money protecting us from terrorists. I say
" no taxes for KBR, GE, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, etc. Also ,
lets privatize everything and give the contracts to these companies. I
really feel smarter now that Boeing is in the adult education
business.Try to make SARCASM a little more obvious - seems that we live
in times when extreme opinions are so common that satire and true
beliefs are hard to tell apart. Unless of course you posted a
calculated flamebait.That wasn't even close to being confusable. BTW what do you think of Shelley
the Republican?
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