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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: Sportster
Date: September 19, 2015, 1:34 am
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Good. The place is always busy. Tons of Illinois folks come over
to shop there...
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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: Jes Beard
Date: September 19, 2015, 6:26 am
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--- Quote from: Pekin link ---
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> Jag is just short for jagbag.
>
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ll
Since I suspect you would agree that "jag" is not exactly
standard English, and since the definition you offer need not be
Sportster's, and since I asked the question of Sportster because
he is the one who was using the term, and since "jagbag,' even
at your highly esteemed urban dictionary, offers multiple and
differing inconsistent definitions (some of which are not really
definitions at all), I trust you will understand why I would
prefer to wait for Sportster to define his own word choice....
and to offer any evidence supporting his contention (neither one
of which I particularly expect to see from Sportster since, much
like otto, he is not particularly big on explaining some of the
nonsense he posts).
Speaking of which....
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> IF there's any question (Obama) is anti Christian, well,
you're blind to think otherwise....
> He's gonna have a nun who is pro-abortion. He's gonna have a
transvestite in there, a cross-dressing woman and former
co-chair of the Transgender Caucus for Dignity. A pro-abortion
religious sister. An openly gay Episcopal bishop, and two
Catholic gay activists.
>
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How would any of those folks you list be "anti-Christian"? How
would inviting any of them (or all of them) be evidence someone
was "anti-Christian"? Does the Pope represent or speak for all
of Christianity? Do you really think those are the only folks
the White House will be inviting to the reception for the Pope?
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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: Jes Beard
Date: September 19, 2015, 9:11 am
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Let's help the poor and raise the minimum wage.
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Instead of 12 cashiers making 8 to 10 dollars an hour, now there
are 0 cashiers making 15 dollars an hour and 12 cashiers out of
work.
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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: wmljohn
Date: September 19, 2015, 10:19 am
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LOL! Right. I am in the private security industry and you
wouldn't believe the rush to technology to replace the everyday
security officer. Unions are demanding security companies pay
officers higher wages so clients are looking at technology to
have the officers replaced by electronic security measures.
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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: Jackiejokeman
Date: September 19, 2015, 12:19 pm
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Jag is short for jagoff.
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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: Sportster
Date: September 19, 2015, 3:52 pm
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He "wants to hear it from me" J...... guess he'll be waiting,
won't he.... let him stew....
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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: packrat
Date: September 19, 2015, 4:49 pm
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Europe's Refugee Crisis: Violence, Demands and Muslim Conquest
September 11, 2015
By Carol Brown
As Muslims swarm into Europe the long-term implications are
clear as violence erupts and demands are made.
For example, the tiny Greek island of Lesbos, situated 6 miles
from the Turkish shore, has a population of 85,000. But life for
Greeks who live there has changed in hideously threatening ways,
as they have been overwhelmed with 25,000 Muslim invaders. With
no end in sight. The invaders arrive on inflatable boats, which
they slash once they reach the shore. Breitbart reports on
German news coverage (RTL):
…they are being held on the Island while the police issue
emigration documents, a delay which can take days. The wait is
causing tension between groups as Afghans accuse Syrians of
getting preferential treatment by the authorities, leading to
vicious violent clashes.
As rocks, bottles and municipal bins fly, one tearful local
woman told RTL “We are in danger, every day, every minute. We
need someone to protect us. They come into our houses. I want to
go to work, but I can’t. Our children want to go to school, but
they can’t. They have stolen our lives!”
The main town of Lesbos, Mytilene now resembles a war zone as
the migrants rip apart the infrastructure and use the town as a
urinal. Mayor Galinos helpless in the face of such an onslaught
is out of ideas and is calling on the European Union to do
something.
“This is a ticking time bomb that will go off soon,” he said.
“We have managed to avert some catastrophes, but we need help,
more ferries. This island is so small we can’t solve a worldwide
humanitarian crisis by ourselves. The European Union needs to
act.”
Junior interior minister Yiannis Mouzalas told local radio “the
situation is on the verge of explosion.” It is a scene being
replicated on islands all along Greece’s coastline.
Video of the explosive scene described in the excerpt above can
be found here. It is emblematic of Europe’s Muslim problem – a
problem growing exponentially with each passing hour.
The report noting tensions between Afghans and Syrians reveals
one among many truths that is frequently overlooked, which is
that the Muslim invaders are not just Syrians. As can be seen on
this map from a UN Refugee Report, only half are from Syria. The
rest come from nine other Middle Eastern or North African
countries, including 14% from Afghanistan.
If you think the map looks like part of an ISIS battle plan you
would be correct. This is exactly what ISIS promised earlier
this year: to flood Europe with 500,000 African Muslims, sent by
boat across the Mediterranean Sea. What is now unfolding is at a
level far and beyond ISIS’s wildest dreams. Hijrah in action.
Meanwhile, despite media coverage that plasters images of women
and children embarking on this centuries-old invasion, it is
worthy to note that, per the United Nations, 72% of these
“Mediterranean sea arrivals” are single men. (“Mediterranean sea
arrivals” being innocuous terminology for Islamic conquest.)
Breitbart also reports: “They are young. They are fit. They
clearly know what they want. Yes, there are families. Plenty
with young children. But if you stand and take a rough count it
is hard not to come to the conclusion that young men are in the
overwhelming majority.”
Without a doubt, young Muslim males often pose a special kind of
threat. However Muslim women present a risk as well, because
traveling with them and their children is a totalitarian
ideology that is incompatible with Western values. And that is
the problem.
When many in the West look at photographs of Muslims arriving en
masse to the southern shores of Europe they fail to see the
hatred that lies in the hearts of many of these imports from
Islamic nations – hatred, I might add, for us, our values and
our way of life. Hatred we have seen played out here and across
Europe, from creeping Sharia to overt acts of terror and
everything in between.
And so, not unexpectedly, this mash up of Muslims from the
Middle East and North Africa are causing an outbreak of violence
across Europe, along with a hefty dose of entitlement as these
conquerors make demands.
We’ve seen this before.
It’s how Muslims assert supremacy, even when they are the
minority population. And even, apparently, within hours of their
arrival in their new host country. Daniel Greenfield writes for
Front Page Magazine:
The Syrian refugee crisis that the media bleats about is not a
crisis. And the Syrian refugees it champions are often neither
Syrians nor refugees. Fake Syrian passports are cheaper than an
EU politician’s virtue and easier to come by. Just about anyone
who speaks enough Arabic to pass the scrutiny of a European
bureaucrat can come with his two wives in tow and take a turn on
the carousel of their welfare state.
Or on our welfare state which pays Christian and Jewish groups
to bring the Muslim terrorists of tomorrow to our towns and
cities. And their gratitude will be as short-lived as our
budgets.
The head of a UNHCR camp called Syrian refugees "The most
difficult refugees I've ever seen. In Bulgaria, they complained
that there were no jobs. In Sweden, they took off their clothes
to protest that it was too cold.
In Italy, Muslim African “refugees” rejected pasta and demanded
food from their own countries. But the cruel Europeans who
“mistreat” migrants set up a kitchen in Calais with imported
spices cooked by a Michelin chef determined to give them the
stir-fried rabbit and lamb meatballs they’re used to. There are
also mobile phone charging stations so the destitute refugees
can check on their Facebook accounts.
It had to be done because the refugees in Italy were throwing
rocks at police while demanding free wifi. This is the tawdry
sense of entitlement of the Syrian Muslim refugee that the media
champions.
Hussein said: "We have the feeling that the aid workers are
heartless." (He) lives in a trailer that cost $3,000. The
air-conditioner runs with electricity he is tapping from the
Italian hospital. The water for his tea is from canisters
provided by UNICEF. He hasn't worked, paid or thanked anyone for
any of it.
And why would he? He’s entitled to it by virtue of his
superiority as a Muslim and our inferiority as infidels. There
is no sense of gratitude. Only constant demands as if the people
who drove out their own Christians and Jews have some moral
claim on the charity of the Christians and Jews of the West.
Yes, indeed. Demands on those whom they drove from their own
countries. Some might call it nerve. But it’s more codified than
that. It is Islamic supremacy as written in the Quran.
And yet the West just can’t seem to get enough of it.
Go figure.
The United States, like Europe, has wrapped itself in a cloak of
denial and complicity with respect to Muslim immigration.
Apparently most people would prefer to find their life and the
soul of their country fade to black than face the truth and
defend what is rightfully theirs, yours, ours.
There is not a single GOP candidate speaking the truth on this.
Not one. (And of course no one on the left is as they, along
with Muslim Brotherhood front groups, are lobbying to bring more
refugees here.)
We’ve got Republican candidates talking about courage and truth;
leadership and challenging the status quo. We’ve got two
candidates talking about making America great again and
candidates with slogans like “telling it like it is.”
But where is the courage, the truth, the leadership, the
challenge to the status quo, the plan for renewing our
greatness, or the telling it like it is with respect to the
mounting threat of Muslim immigration?
It is nowhere to be found.
In a span of just a few days on the question of whether the
United States should take in (more) “refugees,” Trump went from
“possibly yes,” to “we have to,” to giving a more ambiguous
statement that suggests that perhaps we shouldn’t. There’s no
way of telling how many more changes in his position will occur
between now and publication of this article.
Rubio stated he was “possibly open” to the idea. Cruz opposes us
taking “large numbers” of refugees. Fiorina thinks Europe should
do more, as if Germany’s insanely eager acceptance of nearly a
million is not enough. Walker evaded the issue completely by
saying it makes no sense to respond to hypotheticals. Kasich is
all in for the US taking more refugees. Paul eked out a vague
and ambiguous response. Graham thinks “sure, absolutely” the
United States should accept refugees, otherwise referred to as
our “fair share.” Jindal seems to be the only candidate who has
expressed an unequivocal “no.” Whether he stands by that over
time or caves to pressure, remains to be seen. Though it hardly
matters. The man is polling at 0. Bush, Carson and others have
not yet weighed in, but it’s safe to assume tepid answers (at
best) will be forthcoming when, and if, they do arrive.
Some may say the candidates can’t talk about the issue in an
honest way because if they do they will be vilified and/or their
life would be in danger. To which I would say: (1) then they
cannot claim to be the standard bearers of leadership, courage,
greatness, and truth, and (2) if they will not speak up now,
then when?
It seems it is never a good time to “tell it like it is” when it
comes to Muslims and the havoc even a small percentage can wreak
upon others. Until our leaders will speak the truth, we will
forever be at the losing end of this centuries-old fight.
Perhaps there is no better warning – persistently unheeded by
the West – than the despairing Greek woman’s cry: “They have
stolen our lives!”
<b>Have we surrendered to the Muslims, also? Beset by
ignorance and hatred all around.</b>
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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: Jes Beard
Date: September 19, 2015, 5:37 pm
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--- Quote from: Sportster link ---
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> He "wants to hear it from me" J...... guess he'll be waiting,
won't he.... let him stew....
>
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No stewing here at all.
I never wrote that I actually want to hear anything from you. I
much rather see it when you are unable to define the words you
use, offer anything supporting what you have said, or make sense
out of some of the nonsense you write.
#Post#: 243813--------------------------------------------------
Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: Jackiejokeman
Date: September 19, 2015, 6:34 pm
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Geez Jef ... You never heard the term jagoff ?
You're starting to worry me.
As far as people wanting into your country from an invite ...
what the fuck did you think was going to happen with that ?
Now you have to backup your word.
If anything ... they can be trained to take their own country
back.
SEE : Mexico.
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Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
DIR By: WshflThinking
Date: September 19, 2015, 6:48 pm
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This is a message board not a debate class. You treat it like
its a debate class where you have to prove a theorem
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