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The coffee was a 2/1 offer but when the delivery arrived there was only one can. I called and after 5 minutes of checking they said they would send me the other can of coffee. The coffee arrived the next day with a delivery charge on my credit card.
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This is a nice coffee. I thought it would be bolder than it is, but perhaps im not a coffee officinado like i thought i was. Wish it came with a measuring spoon but otherwise, okay.
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This up and coming spring has me excited for pastels, floral and rompers. Pastels go hand in hand with Easter, so it's no surprise that it would set the mood for Spring. I love colorblocking pastel pieces, such as wearing a light green skirt and baby blue top. Florals happen to be my favorite print and I think combining floral prints with well fitted rompers is key this spring!
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The trends for spring have been rolling in and hot off the presses they are. I have seen my share of oh noes and then quite a few trends I know that I myself will be picking up. Have you seen the hot new color Emerald? It's hitting the runway and now stores near you. I say splash some emerald in with your black skinny jeans and cute wedged heels and you are sure to be a hit at any party. Or slip into a solid dark colored maxi dress and through over your favorite new Emerald top. The maxi skirts are all the rage right now, and you don't have to look hard to turn your maxi dress into a cute maxi skirt with just a blouse.
You might even want to pick up some of the Holographic polish that is right now coating more then one celebrities nails, pick up a bright color and mix it up with a peplum top in a pastel color for some shock and awe. Right now you can pick up some of that sparkly beautiful polish at quite a few stores in your local mall and it won't break the bank. Bright nails with a pastel dress or blouse are sure to wow people. Pastel is the color of spring so its a staple in your wardrobe. But be sure to pair it with something flashy like the polish or a nice necklace.
Coming in this season with the horizontal and the vertical is stripes and they are super smoking. I can't get enough of them. Now you want to pick up some solid legging and a striped cardigan, or a blouse that is striped and flowing.
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I always find this time of year so exciting because it allows me to pack up my dark winter clothes and bring out a fun and playful color palette to celebrate spring. This spring, there are many exciting trends to keep in mind as you step outside to soak up some sunrays, but the three must-haves for the season are denim, stripes and of course bright colors.
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Tell Us: Your Take On Corbett's $1.65B Shell Oil Tax Break?
Do you support Gov. Tom Corbett's proposal to give Shell Oil a $1.65 billion tax break?
Gov. Tom Corbett wants to give Shell Oil tax credits worth $1.65 billion over 25 years so the company will build a refinery in western Pennsylvania to capitalize on the Marcellus Shale natural gas boom, according to Businessweek.
Corbett says the deal could help reinvigorate manufacturing in Pennsylvania and create jobs.
Critics say Shell would probably bring its business to the state without the tax incentives. Corbett has also been criticized for cutting social service and school funding.
Shell is the world's second largest company by revenue and made profits of $31 billion last year.
10:16 am on Friday, June 8, 2012
We, Citizens of Pennsylvania, have had bad luck with Corbett and the last 2 Governors. I wonder with this tax pledge if he is getting free Shell Gas for his Suvs!!!
Dana Grubb
8:24 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Taking care of wealthy corporations like Shell while hammering away at and reducing funding for libraries and education. Now there's a magical formula to secure our nation's future.
Mike Faccinetto
10:13 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Nothing this Governor does anymore surprises me. For not having any money in Harrisburg he sure gives a lot away.
bill frome
10:53 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012
If it brings jobs heck yeah I support it. The amount of the tax breaks will be offset by the number of taxes Pennsylvania will get from the new jobs the refinery will create its common sense. These jobs will be middle class jobs not minimum wage jobs. Plus If other businesses can get tax credits wh not shell who will bring 1000's of jobs. Its ok the new building projects that will be built in Easton for seniors and low income people gets tax credits but not a company who will bring 1000's of jobs and add more middle class families to Pennsylvania.
12:11 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Corbett has an opportunity to set up PA for the future with the Marcellus Shale with a balanced combination of taxes, fees and incentives. Instead, he chooses to give it away. There is no way that he should be giving incentives to foreign corporations.
Actually, most of the tax giveaways to corporations are based on bogus job projections. Agere got big tax breaks for their mostly empty and unbuilt palace based on the promise of 10,000 people working there. Now the Union Blvd. building is empty or razed and the Hanover Township site is only half built, and much of that is vacant.
Jose romero
12:21 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Talking about Hand-outs...It is always the peoples Bank that pays for everything. Politicians and the Corporations rob the US Treasury and we allow them to do so! So what go ahead Governor get them more money they didn't qualified for bail out in 2008...They have to depend only on the price of gasoline, those poor gasoline corporations. :(
Jose romero
12:26 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Hey the those poor guys didn't qualify for the bail out in 2008-2009, so they need the money for Bonuses to their CEO's, also for PAC contributions to the same people that approve this kind of breaks. We the People are nothing but cattle for the politicians. I retired from one job and had to take another because I couldn't survive...Governor you will be unemployed next term.
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12:40 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
They say Sarah Palin is stupid. When she was Alaska's governor, she was responsible for a revenue sharing scheme that gives each Alaskan resident a piece of the taxes paid by oil corporations for their profits on Alaskan oil. Each resident gets a check for 10 -12,000. Oil rich countries like Venezuela keep gas prices at less than 30 cents a gallon. Alaska could not do that. But, each resident gets a check to keep their gas and heating expenses low. Mr. Corbett, where's my $10,000 check? Oh, you gave it to Shell Oil. I just paid 3.50 a gallon to fill up my car with Shell gas. When they report their multi billion dollar profits, I am going to feel good that I contributed in two ways - I paid for their inflated gasoline prices, and I gave them a billion dollars in tax credits. Pennsylvania energy is a give away program for rich, undeserving oil and gas companies.
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3:22 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
My error. For the sake of word economy I placed too many thoughts in one sentence which misleads the reader. Alaska oil dividends have been paid since 1982. In recent years payments have been $1100 to $1300 per resident. When Sarah Palin was governor, she imposed an additional tax on oil companies because of high profits and gave each resident an additional $1200. (The tax has continued but the additional $1200 payment has not.) That $1200 amount was on top of the dividend payment of $2069 for each resident. A family of four received total payments of $13,076. If a child places all of his money into a college plan that child will have enough money to pay for his or her education at the state university.
bill frome
3:07 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Ok take away the tax credits and see if shell builds their refinery in PA. When its built in west Virginia or Ohio because that state was willing to give them incentives you will be complaining that Gov. Corbett should of done more to keep shell here. You want jobs but aren't willing to do the neccessary things to get businesses to come to pennsylvania. Makes no sense can't have your cake and eat it too.
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4:27 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
The tax credits are not the answer. Pennsylvania continues to be ranked poorly as a business friendly state. Pa. has strengths - quality higher education, natural resources and proximity to major markets. Despite those factors Pa's business friendly ranking fell from 27th in 2006 to 39th in 2011. The state has one of the worst legal climates - no tort reform legislation. We continue to have what is the highest effective corporate net income tax in the United States, 9.9 percent. Our unemployment compensation taxes are No. 8 in the United States, and we pay out more money on unemployment comp benefits than any state other than California. We do not offer right to work as neighboring states. Our legislature needs to correct an unfriendly legal, tax and regulatory environment. That should be done easily particularly with a Republican governor and legislature. Then, tax give- aways will not be needed to attract business. Will these corrections ever happen? I doubt it. Pennsylvania has the most corrupt state government in this country. How many legislators, judges and others are in jail or on their way! I would strongly recommend Shell to locate elsewhere. Harrisburg needs to fix its house, first.
4:43 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Shell can build this refinery in any state it chooses. The article doesn't mention the cost of the refinery is $ 4 billion and would add up to 10,000 jobs. Furthermore, this project would not take away from the state......it would not add tax revenues from shell but it would add tax revenues from all the jobs and business it creates. It comes out to $66 million a year of 25 years. Net, net, this creates more jobs and more net tax revenues for this state in the end and doesn't cost the state a penny.
So sad that most people don't understand that PA must compete with other states for massive project like this but in the end, this tax credit will still be a plus for this state. I bet most people don't realize that for the 1st time US refiners are actually shutting down because they are losing money. So even with the tax credit, this project could prove to be a poor return on their investment.
bill frome
4:47 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
That makes no sense. We want jobs so why would we tell shell to locate somewhere else??? If tax credits will make them build their refinery then give it to them and then worry about reform. We need jobs!!!
truth seeker
6:40 am on Friday, June 8, 2012
Bill - the job creator argument is so weak here, this is about staying in the pockets of the big boys. Some poeple care nothing for the people and focus only on the corporations. This same argument was used not to tax marcellus despite the fact that all other states tax it where it exists (even West Virginia has a severance tax).
another point of view
5:49 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
First, If a new refinery operation is that delicate and has risks of failure as is suggested (because many first time US refineries are shutting down), then, all the more reason to locate the facility where it has a better chance for success. Pennsylvania's business climate and its averse tax, legal and regulatory issues will certainly sink a risky, new business operation. Second, if we move reform to a non-priority, reform will never happen. The next big business will get the tax breaks and the next big business after that and the climate will continue to be non- supportive. The state needs to examine its self esteem. We do not have a legislature. We have a building of representatives who are elected and continued in office by special interest groups. It's dirty. It has to change. When that factor changes, businesses will come here by the boat load. I have to imagine that any business considering locating in Pennsylvania must be thinking that they are dealing with a South American dictatorship with all of its corrupt trappings. Where do Mexico's Diaz, Cuba's Batista, Nicaragua's Somoza live? I am beginning to think that they all have been reincarnated here. Where does the plundering stop? Why would you think Shell Oil would want any part of that? How many businesses are closing their doors to leave the state? Too many. Shell is not going to reverse that trend. Our state cannot do anything right for its citizens, only right for the guy with the money bag.
Susan Koomar
9:21 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Folks, I just want to thank you for your thoughtful and passionate comments. Please keep 'em coming.
Andrew Geissinger
11:37 pm on Friday, June 8, 2012
The governor's proposal is bad policy. Unfortunately this type of policy has become commonplace in our modern welfare state.
If tax breaks need to be given to corporations so they locate their businesses in Pennsylvania, then this is a tacit admission on the government's part that perhaps taxes are too high. It could also mean that the cost of complying with regulatory requirements is too great.
Pennsylvania has a corporate tax law. All corporations in the state should comply with it. We shouldn't grant exceptions. If taxes are too high, then the appropriate way to deal with that is to cut taxes equally across the board.
If the cost of complying with regulations is too great, the way to deal with that is to identify regulations which hamper enterprise and aren't needed for legitimate safety reasons. Those regulations should be abolished. We need a regulatory environment that encourages entrepreneurship and creativity. Businesses shouldn't have to wade through hundreds of pages of regulations to figure out what they can legally do or what they are required to do. They should instead be serving their customers.
If these reforms were implemented, then the state would have a good business environment and there would be plenty of jobs. And they would be productive jobs based on consumers' needs rather than jobs politicians or special interests want to pad their resumes or profit on the taxpayers' dime.
9:57 pm on Saturday, June 9, 2012
So if I understand you correctly, get rid of all of the politicians and lawyers? Sign me up!!!
9:53 pm on Saturday, June 9, 2012
Maybe I am reading this incorrectly. Presently, the state gets $0.00 from Shell because it has no business in PA. So to incentivize them, we offer them tax benefits of 1.65B over 25 years, or $66 million/year. This state needs help now, and a tax credit of $66M doesn't suggest they pay $0 taxes, just $66 million less. But today we get $0.00. Even if we broke even, we still win! And if some of the really bright people here can please prognosticate what $66 M will be worth in 2037, I would be much appreciate that fact. The other option is not to pull the trigger, have them take a better offer from West Virginia, and in 2037 nobody will remember who the PA Governor was who blew that deal. However based upon recent Left response to most, the Democratic Governor in 2037 will be blaming all of his problems on that guy Tom Corbett back in 2012 for allowing this deal to slip away!


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The Thursday morning news seemed too good to be true, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says. A major D.C. newspaper was reporting that federal workers would get Monday Dec. 24, the day before Christmas, off. The word spread quickly until people read the fine print. And the name of the president.
00Times pass, times changeChuck@IRSLooking back it seems Republican administrations have thought of Federal workers as a lower class, and they were willing to throw us a bone once in a while. Democratic administrations thought of Federal employees as wealthier than most of the Country, but still hard working and on occasion, deserved of a Holiday bonus. Today, we're thought of wealthy, greedy, and lazy, and the Administration, both sides, wonders why moral is dropping.34925{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0some things stay the sameRobAt least federal employees know where they stand with the GOP. With the Dems you're really not quite sure. They certainly say all the right things, especially leading up to elections. Just remember, Obama is a lame duck president. He has nothing to fear in terms of the electorate. He can and will do what he thinks is best over the next 4 years. Buckle up because his view is not what most people would agree with. Yes he won the election, but I'd argue that if he truthfully laid out his views of what America should be he would lose and lose big.34942{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }34925Some things stay the sameModerateI think I would take the risk with the unknown Democrats rather than the horrifying Republicans. The Republicans want a 5 year wage freeze, with 5% or more increases in employee payments to our pension plan, chained CPI for retirees, and other nonsense to stick it to us. At least the Democrats try to reduce the shaft to us as much as possible. And let us not forget the Republicans' desire to raise taxes on everyone if the wealthy do not participate in the tax cuts. Yes, I know about Boehner's proposal. I'll stay with the Democrats.worker34954{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }34942Extra HolidayBudI'm a CSRS retiree.How much time/productivity was wasted yesterday with the rumor mill on the Christmas Eve holiday.Working FEDS wonder why the non FED workers shake their heads.I've already answered about 10 phone calls from friends,kids,etc.on this extra holiday.Their main complaint has been why should these non FEDS pay taxes so FEDS can get another free day off.And the real rub is their sarcasm about DC FEDS getting days off when a little snow falls.34926{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0Extra HolidayModerateThey pay taxes for the services such as keeping the air clean, defense, protecting food, road building and maintenance, etc. And remember, we are grossly underpaid. I deal mostly with CPA's and a few attorneys who make much more than I do. Most of them have lesser tax skills than I do.---I also know those in private industry who have December 24th off.worker34955{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }34926Can't see the forest for the "tree"JBsPoint2PonderConcern over the Monday holiday is missing the big picture. Having an extra holiday just adds to the negative perceptions of excessive benefits for Feds which are out of touch with the private sector. We need to focus on pay and benefits comparable to similar positions. Merry Christmas!34929{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0Still missing the tree JBChuck@IRSThe tree is not why are federal benefits so high, but how did the private sector sink so low? Raising benefits in the private sector is what's needed, not a reduction of federal benefits. Raise the bar, not race to the bottom.34934{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }34929Happy HolidayModerateWhen you go to collect the money, be sure to wear a Santa Claus suit. (Only kidding) Seriously, are you supposed to make those kind of phone calls during the holiday season?worker34956{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }34944no contact with taxpayers.pcfriar66I retired after 33 years as a Revenue 0fficer (collection of back taxes and unfiled returns) at the IRS and we were srongly advised (just short of an official order) to not contact taxpayers on Christmas Eve. We were also vitually ordered not to issue any liens or levys of any kind after a certain date, which fluctuated from year to year but always went through New Years Day. This also included summonses.34961{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }34944T/P contact around Xmas.pcfriar66I've been out 9 years so I don't know for sure what the policy is. However, for my last 5 years we were under RRA '98 which greately restricted our ability to levy, and made us jump through hoops for the most routine levys, summones, 3rd party contacts, virtually shutting down the entire collection division. Everything we were trained to do and tortured to do by management over the years, was now wrong. We were now doing the job with both hands tied behind our backs. All actions needed several layers of management approvals, and anything put in for approval generated full case reviews. I would think that any restrictions on activity during Christmas, if they changed at all, became even more restrictive, not less.34964{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }34963Congress will be off on MondayChuck@IRSHeadline posted a few minutes ago: Lacking support, House pulls last-ditch cliff fix, heads home Congress is going home, won't be back until after Christmas, and then only maybe.34933{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0
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Hopefully they won't pull out the parking meters, or at least keep the poles. Because we need 'em for bike parking! Either they need to put in more bike racks (that'd be a lot), or they could leave the old meter poles in, or get creative. I've seen some cities that put in ring loops in the two holes that the physical meters themselves were in. I'd post the pics here, but it's late, and I'm going to bed. Let's keep the bike parking in the Mt.P. We need all we can get.
- February 20, 2009 at 12:32 AM
I was about to say the same thing... I need those poles for my moped!
- February 20, 2009 at 8:28 PM
Those things are ugly. I hope the day comes when one is designed that is smaller and less obstructive. The meters, physically speaking, are more attractive, and that ain't saying a lot.
- February 21, 2009 at 3:56 PM
- Tim said...
yes, it looks as if nearly all the old meters were taken away. there was one left on lamont street across the street from don juans.
almost all the neighborhoods in mid town can use more bike racks/posts. - February 23, 2009 at 11:47 AM
Bike racks are coming. DDOT and the DC commission on the Arts partnered up to make artist designed racks for the whole city.
- March 3, 2009 at 8:25 PM
- Tim said...
that's great news anon 8:25, thanks!
- March 4, 2009 at 5:24 PM


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BACKGROUND - The Lord's work in Turkey has a very troubled past. Despite the heavy presence of ancient Christian communities like the Syriac and Armenian Orthodox Christians by 1960 little of their influence remained. The first modern missionaries arrived in Turkey in 1961 and started meeting with contacts across the country. Most of the early believers were converts from an orthodox tradition. By 1980 some Turkish Muslim-background believers began to emerge. Still despite all the focused attention by missionaries, the church grew very slowly. By the late 1990's there were only a dozen or so churches across the whole of the country comprised of less than 1000 Muslim background Turks. In the past decade the Turkish church has experienced an remarkable growth spurt. Now there are roughly 90 church fellowships, most of them home groups, across the country and there are an estimated 3,000-5,000 Turkish believers. Still in a country of 75 million this is only a fraction of one percent. From the beginning the government was very opposed to the work of the gospel but in recent years, especially with EU accession talks the Turkish Government has taken a more lenient stance towards Christians. YOUTH WORK - The youth work in the country has been in motion for almost 15 years with a number youth camps across the country. However in the past couple of years youth ministry leaders from around the country have made a more concerted effort to come together for fellowship, sharing and networking. This has resulted in more concerted efforts to establish healthy youth ministries and share information using the internet. We currently have a webpage where youth leaders can acquire and share lessons, games, activities, songs and other material. http://tghizmetleri.diyarbakirkilisesi.com/ For the past several years we have had a yearly Youth Leader Retreat in which about 50 youth leaders from across the country have gathered to hone their vision and share their experiences. Currently we have a representative leadership body (TGH – Turkish Youth Ministry) that organizes such events and continually seeks to enhance cooperation. I am currently the chairman of this group. At the moment there are a number of active youth ministries and a yearly youth camp in Istanbul the largest city of Turkey. Izmir (ancient Smyrna) is also home to a number of youth ministries and a yearly camp. In Antalya there is a vibrant youth group. Adana also has a growing group of youth. In the East we have led the youth group for 9 years now. We have also had a yearly youth retreat for the youth of the region as well as a camp in the summer. Another very encouraging development has been the monthly Youth Revival Meetings that started in Istanbul 3 years ago. These have spread to other cities as well. There site is: http://www.uyanisgencligi.com/ As the church in Turkey gains footing the youth work has become a very critical element in spurring the work forward. The young generation of Turkish believers are catching a vision to reach their people and extend the gospel to the other nations of the Middle East. We believe that for the Turkish church to ultimately be an effective witness in the region the youth will play a key role as the future leaders.
Below are some picturess of youth group activities arount the country:
Youth Retreat in Antioch - February 2011
Youth Camp in Anamur - August 2010
Youth Group at our home in Diyarbakir - June 2011
Youth Outing on Tigris River - 2010
Youth Group Leaders Seminar in Akkoy, Istanbul - April 2008
Youth Camp Akkoy, Istanbul - November 2008
Youth Camp in Arvalya, Ephesus - November 2010
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Why is it assumed that just because someone is an atheist, that they have to be a liberal? In essence, There are 2 sets of issues in politics. Fiscal and Social. That is at the extreme basic level..Money and Morals, if you can call them that. What happens if you have a 50/50 view with each of the major parties? What if you believe in low taxes and limited government? Well, then you are a Republican, right? What if you are an Atheist, but believe in low taxes and limited government? That does not make you a liberal.
I think that Atheists and homosexuals always think they have to align themselves with Democrats, because they are the opposite of "right-wing religious wackos"..To me that is not the case. I see most Liberal Democrats as a welfare mongering, hate spewing, illogical people. The party is generally filled with people with blinders on that think they have to oppose anything with an "R" in front of it. They think that all repulicans are going to overturn Roe v. Wade and impose religious rule on the country. I am sure there are those types in the Republican party, maybe more than we think..but, all in all, I doubt they could ever get anything like that through congress. So, you basically have to think about what issues are important to you, and what issues are likely to be pushed on the agenda. There is no perfect party for me..I have generally considered myself a Libertarian, but they have a few "planks" that are based in religion also..only difference is, they believe in personal liberty FIRST.
I guess most people choose which things are more important to them and align with those. Being without religion does not make me necessarily ANTI-religion. I could care less what people want to believe as long as they don't infringe on my rights doing it.
That being said, I choose to focus on Fiscal issues, and not social ones when I vote. Religion should stay out of politics. I am FISCALLY conservative, and SOCIALLY tollerant.!! I have gay friends, I have religious friends, I have preacher friends, I have minority friends. Strangely, I don't think I have atheist friends..at least none that claim to be...and none that really know I am. Only my family. I guess I am a closet atheist, but that is my business. It is no ones business what my beliefs are. I believe that being without religion is not a stance that I have to make a major part of my existence..I don't have to make sure others think like me..or make sure that I am an activist for the cause. To me, it is not a "cause", it is just who I am.
But, I most certainly am NOT a liberal. I believe that the current administration has done more to harm this country in 3 years than the previous bunch did in 8 years. I am also NOT a Bush fan, didn;t vote for him either time..he was a borderline Socialist himself. Thanks for listening and please don't consider this an attack on anyone that is a liberal. It is your decision alone, I just implore people to think and not just accept the "default" position..just because someone is a christian does not mean they are stupid in all aspects of thought.
You have to look at other countries for the liberals or the "welfare mongering, hate spewing, illogical people". For me (speaking as a Canadian) Obama is more of a conservative.
The list of the five happiest countries in the world are:
They all have universal health care and their children do not have the same exorbitant fees to get a higher education as you find in the U.S.
I think the "bad" image of the liberal owes more to special interest marketing in the U.S than the reality. Just like the "bad" image of the atheist is dictated by the marketing of radical christian groups.
They all have "universal" health care, but still have a survival rate from major diseases and surgery less than that of an american. Our health care in the USA is second to none.."free" of not. Nothing is free it is all in the massive tax rate they pay.
Also, I am not sure what "conservative" means in canada, but in america it represents a class of voter that is interested in smaller government, lower taxes, less government interference..Not Obama at all. The bad part of "conservative" here, is that they are generally also part of the "christian" coalition and want to tell people how to run their lives with bible morals. That is the part I do not identify with. There is no perfect party for a fiscally responsible atheist in america..sadly.
There is a lot of misinformation out there put out by the US lobby groups. I heard a debate last year at a prestigious forum between a us senator and one of our health care doctors. A lot of facts and figures were thrown out and there was no knockout punch delivered by the senator. I had to laugh when the pharmaceutical industry was saying Canadian drugs were unsafe. Just listened to a book about the duplicity of this industry by a former Editor of New England Journal of Medicine. There is no free enterprise there. Just money corrupting the research process and maximizing profit.
The company I work for has several branches in Europe. I work a lot with my counterpart in Netherlands, and you will find the deal there no bargan. His basic income taxes are SO much higher than mine that I can buy good coverage for less than the differences. Add to that the fact that they are now charged for 'insurance' coverage above the high taxes they pay makes it no bargain.
And VAT. He comes to US on business a couple times a year and buys clothing for his family because it's a lot cheaper.
Be careful about 'happiness' scores. Attempting to cross culturally quantify a pretty much undefined attribute is not very hard science (consider too that hunter gather groups often score well on 'happiness' with NO medical care, no secondary education, no government benefits).
Whenever I come to the U.S as well it is always a pleasure to get the cheaper alcohol without the sin taxes and probably that goes for all my countrymen. A few of us may bemoan the higher taxes as well like your Netherlands friend. But no provincial or federal party here could get elected on following the American model of health care and removing those extra taxes that pay for health care. There has to be something to that.
I'm glad you can get good coverage for yourself, but don't you worry about the people who are left out in the cold?
The odd thing is the overall per person health care costs are lower in Canada with an all inclusive system than the costs in a supposedly free enterprise system.
I recently saw a show about a country (can't remember which one) that studied both of our systems and came up with an even better model. So there is always room for improvement.
The rich don't pay their fair share. In order to calculate what's fair we must consider the percentage one pays not the dollar amount one pays. How can you even use the word "fair" when Mitt Romney pays only 14 percent of his income in taxes and contributes far less than one percent of his income to the payroll tax fair? In comparison, many hard-working Americans who didn't inherit a good chunk of wealth and opportunity from daddy are forced to contribute a quarter or more of their income to the federal government. Many of them are also forced to pay 6.45 percent of their income in payroll taxes. Then, when they retire, they'll get a smaller check from Social Security than Mitt Romney will. How is that fair?
If you want to reduce tax credits as a way of increasing the base of taxpayers I'd be willing to consider that; however, no reform of the tax code should go through until it would guarantee that capital gains are treated as ordinary income.
The confusing tax code is exactly why we need to go to a fair tax. That way ALL people pay their share..including illegal immigrants who currently get away with using resources that they do not contribute to..All people buy stuff..rich people buy more than poor people.
Also, 14% of Romney's millions contributes a lot more to our "government income" than 20% of a 30K salary. Especially when you consider that most people get their tax bill back at refund time..some will get back MORE than they contributed. Sound fair.?
Great points Russell!
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I think it depends upon where you start:
Are you a Liberal because of your atheism, or
are you an atheist because of your liberalism ?
Liberalism reenforces atheism, and atheism reenforces liberalism.
That you find yourself in the political minority here at A/N is a result of your own dissociative inconsistency:
At the beginning you say:
"I see most Liberal Democrats as a welfare mongering, hate spewing, illogical people. The party is generally filled with people with blinders on..."
and at the end:
"Thanks for listening and please don't consider this an attack on anyone that is a liberal."
I think you are a troll.
Defending Rush Limbaugh on A/N is not consistent with the acceptance of reason and measured thinking necessary to truly embrace atheism.
I too am an atheist who is also a fiscal conservative (Republicans are NOT fiscal conservatives). I support limited government that does not spend what it does not have.
A government that neither gets in my way, nor attempts to protect me from my own stupidity.
When I was much younger I considered myself a liberal (also considered myself a god believer). But then I began to realize that while liberals talked 'freedom' (as do Repub style conservatives), all they really meant was people 'freedom' to behave in the way that they (the liberals) approved. At the same time they were all for a government who 'took care' of people while limiting peoples' options, enforced a kind of correct-think, decided it knew better than you what to do with your money, and bought off people with all sorts of government handouts that the government cannot actually afford, 'paid for' with incredible, productivity destroying debt, and hidden by a sustained policy of currency devaluation.
I'm reminded of the cartoon where one pig in the barn is saying to the other '... and best of all, the food is FREE..'
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Good points, but you seem not to have the same understanding of liberalism that I do. It is not an attempt to grab and coerce, but adherance to a social contract in which a collective is valued over the individual. I can see how that would be scarily repulsive to an individualist conservative of the Ayn Rand bent, but there's no getting around, except temporarily, the fact that we are a social species. We thrive collectively, and suffer individualist cheaters because they too add something beyond thier selfish intent as long as they don't become too prominent. Such conservatism has a valid place in a working society even when dogmatic adherance to its purity is locally harmful to the other individals it directly opposes. It's a part of the cost of doing business, like the brake on a machine that does nobody direct good while siphoning off collected energy, but without which the machine would accelerate out of control. It does seem a shame when conservatives are blind to the fact that they exist as a necessary drag on the system and instead identify with the engine, which is by definition progressive.
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�We came out a little bit sluggish, but I think you should give credit to Northern New Meixco. They came out inspired and ready to play,� FLC head coach Bob Hofman said.
�They really put us on our heels.�
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Rodney Coles and Orlando Echave led the Eagles with 12 points apiece, while Daniel Molina added 11.
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