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ID Theft continues to run rampant and with little to no severe consequences it will continue to do so. This man broke the law - made another mans life miserable for years - he will never pay back this restitution and everyone knows it - and yet he walks free. I don't care what it costs to imprison him - it should be done. Maybe if more were faced with some severe jail time they'd give it a 2nd thought before stealing someones identity... nah, they wouldn't.... nevermind :(
And no jail time? Amazing :(
There are 'sheeple' (as some call it) leaning left and 'sheeple' leaning right - Sheeple who are D's and sheeple who are R's. Until ALL the sheeple stop this left/right, D/R NONSENSE - until all the sheeple STOP pledging their BLIND ALLEGIANCE to the Party (of their choice) not until THEN can PEOPLE start to look objectively at the REAL problems and work TOGETHER towards an equitable solution. This is not about Dems or Repubs. It's not about the Left or the Right - there's good and bad on BOTH sides - it's US, the so-called 'SHEEPLE' who perpetuate the problems by REFUSING to see the good the 'other side' might present....and yes, folks there IS some good to be had from BOTH sides. Stop following the masses - do the research - draw YOUR OWN conclusions - don't rely on the conclusions of those who have chosen to let 'talking heads' do their thinking for them.
Unless these R's are as filthy rich as the R's they pledge their blind allegiance to I really fail to see how they can support the filthy rich paying less of a percentage in taxes than the (formerly known as) 'middle class' (now known as the 'working poor'). I seriously doubt the R's who post on this website are anywhere NEAR as wealthy and yet they would have us all believe this is simply about 'class warfare' and not about the REAL issue which is all about the inequality in the PERCENTAGE of taxes being paid. I honestly don't even know why people who are single must pay at a higher rate than those who are married - it's really just that simple. The filthy rich are able to tax advantage of ENORMOUS tax loopholes that only those with an obscene amount of money can enjoy - thus lowering their percentages - how can this be even remotely considered 'ok' or 'right' . I am another one, as is Colin, who could care less what they spend their money on - I only care that their tax rate is equal to mine - no more, no less - I don't blindly support EITHER Party, as I have found BOTH Parties are loaded with scum-sucking weasels who only look out for theirs and the interests of their rich counter-parts. Tell me why ANY of the candidates running, the President included, with the assets they already have, would want to take on the job of President of the United States - certainly not for the money - but rather for the perceived 'power' the Office yields. I would LOVE to see someone who is NOT filthy rich in the Office, but we all know that can never happen - as an ordinary 'joe' wouldn't be able to afford the campaign costs.
@Sporty - some poor young man is out collecting carts - WORKING for a living and considering what walmart pays the guy probably doesn't even have insurance - but at least he's WORKING for a living - and you refer to him as "Some Jerk"??? I think we know who the real Jerk in this instance is (besides the paintballers that is)
QWERTY, right on all accounts. Some of the more resourceful homeless people are at least on the streets with a bottle of windex and a rag and willing to clean your windshield for a buck - hey, it's work.... and I see others cleaning up litter basically free of charge - for those sitting around using defenseless animals/children to invoke sympathy I say let the animal eat the owner. I'd bring an open bag of dog food and feed the animal but make sure the bag is open or the homeless person will try to take it back to the store for a refund (all the better to buy beer with, ya know).
Hey Harry, I'd like an easier year too but it isn't happening for me and a lot of the other 99% of the country that is struggling to make ends meet. I'm so glad you've gotten enough money in your back pocket to live out your remaining years much 'easier' that I do.
Why not simply let the people decide how they want to spend their money - if they choose to waste it online then so be it - it's their money and it's their choice. As for minors gambling online - trust me I have seen many that I suspect were not 21 gambling in casinos too - but that's for the parents of said minor to concern themselves with - I don't expect that adult activity should be curtailed in the fear that a minor might partake - again, let the parents become more aware of what their minor children are up to these days. Leave the adults make their own decisions, good, bad or otherwise. And yes, a state lottery would help a lot as well. We don't need mo' government sticking their nose in our business or trying to shove THEIR morals down our throats.
Yes, Virginia, there IS a Santa Claus. Yes, escalate, people DO still use layaway.... much better than going into hock over stuff you'd still be paying off in another year when the NEXT Christmas rolls around, don't ya think?
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