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RSM, did you even read my comment?
Nothing in this post backed up the idea that anyone's free will was being taken way.  If we went by your logic, then it is an attack on free will that says I cannot go and strip naked in the middle of McDonalds whenever I so please.  None of whet you talked about in this post is taking away anyone's free will.

posted by kooka_lives on April 6, 2009 at 2:54 PM | link to this | reply

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That's just it! Some you can not understand that they are taking your freedoms away every day but yet you support this idiot. I do not support him on anything because it is socialism where he wants to take us and freedoms one by one will erode away. I do not smoke but when you start to say you have control over someone's free will then you need to be stopped.

posted by RedStatesMan on April 5, 2009 at 9:08 AM | link to this | reply

RSM, WHERE DO IS START WHEN YOU WRITE SUCH A DUMB POST?
First off, here in Colorado we have had such smoking bans in place for several years, and they have been a good thing.  Due to families feeling better about going places businesses have seen an increase in business by not having people smoking.  And if your bar or restaurant cannot hold up with a smoking ban in place, then chances are your have been running your businesses poorly for some time now.  I know I feel better about going out to eat knowing that I will not have to put up with the unpleasantness of smokers.  I sorry but the rights of a few to be able to slowly kill themselves off in a truly moronic way should not take priority over the rights of the vast majority who wish to be able to go to places and not be exposed to unwanted cigarette smoke. I have never once seen smoker give a damn about the comfort of non-smokers, which makes bans like these all the more needed.
 
And no one is taking away or regulating anyone's free will.  If people want to smoke, they still can, just not in certain places.  Just as I cannot go and take a XXX movie and watch it where ever I please.  My freedom to watch such things is there, but I need to be curious and understand that others do not wish to be exposed to such things and that if I wish to enjoy a porn movie, I need to do it where I am not imposing on other people's freedoms to not do such.
 
And what the hell does that have to do with Obama? Man you are really reaching for that connection there and it was as weak as it gets in the end.  When Obama and congress bailed out that company and basically made it so that company was being run by the government. At that point, yeah they get to make changes tot eh company in order to get it running better so that it can pay off what it now owes the government by actually making money. Once that company is able to pay off what it owes and basically buy itself back from the government, then they can do what they please. For the time being, since they needed to be bailed out, they have to put up with giving up a certain level of power.

And I still have yet to see any evidence, logic or reasons that says the (un)Patriotic act did not take away our freedoms.  It was a huge step in Bush being able to piss all over the founding ideas of this country and be able to ignore the parts of the Bill of Rights that he disliked. That came much closer to taking away and/or regulating free will than anything Obama or the present Congress has done.

posted by kooka_lives on April 4, 2009 at 12:38 PM | link to this | reply

 

Smoking created atmosphere in restaurants and bars. Somehow non-smokers survived. In the early 70s but during the Nixon administration the capitalistic atmosphere of America changed mate. The mass media deemed that the Americana of a great amount of area in the Midwest particularly unprofitable. In this way television, radio, and later magazines preferred no tangible products for advertisements. In other words I actually read in TV Guide that the Andy Griffith type of television show couldn’t sell JELLO to farmers. Do any of you farmers buy JELLO? General Foods merged with Kraft and the tobacco company Phillip Morris and later NABISCO into a very large conglomerate of former entertainment oriented television sponsors. Services such as insurance, tax services, and investment firms such as Fanny Mae replaced the goods and changed the mood of the country. Mexican and European marketing firms still market entertainment for fun.   The change in the target audience of the mass media and  goods and services, that is, services over good in the United States,; along with the change in importation law and the tariff tax especially in foreign cars led to a new business state of an exuberant and fantastical rise in the cost of healthcare based on heath insurance. The problem for the uninsured notwithstanding, evolved into the present hectic state of affairs in the national economy. President Obama inherited this problem. Unfortunately international economics caused him to perhaps act too Democrat in the not creation but in the activation of big hands on government, ending laissez faire at least for the time being. I support him on healthcare, and in this way his stimulus bill. However the government should stay out of the employment practices of private business except when laws are broken as in the case of Bernie and AIG. Thank you for this opportunity. Indeed you share an interesting read. BCA, Bill*s Roost

 

posted by BC-A on April 4, 2009 at 10:01 AM | link to this | reply

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KILL THE NWO!!!!!!!!!!!!

posted by RedStatesMan on April 3, 2009 at 11:27 PM | link to this | reply

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So from your words, no matter who is president you just have to sit back and take it, correct? If your thought proccess would happen to be correct then no matter who we have as president then there is no reason to have an opposing opinion, correct?

We, as you say,

"now is the time for everyone to just accept it,, stop griping about it,,, and just try to go on the best they can"

Accept it? Try to do the best we can? Geez, I never heard this from any liberal during Bush's 8 years, wonder why? I guess if you do not stand for anything then this thought process would be great for whomever takes over power. This thought process lends itself to a liberals dream. Imagine an entire nation who believes "now is the time for everyone to just accept it,, stop griping about it"

Can any of you understand what this type of mental thought could lead this nation to? Accept it? You just give up your own beliefs and just accept it? What kind of completely spineless crap is this concept? Stop griping about it? HA! Jesse Jean, you do not know me well. you must be new to Blogit.  I do thank you for ideas for a new post but I must remind you of the lyrics of a song, 'If you do not stand for something then you will fall for anything.' WAKE UP DARLING!

posted by RedStatesMan on April 3, 2009 at 11:26 PM | link to this | reply

His party is their party! The NWO is here! Obama is just a gnome!

posted by Soul_Builder101 on April 3, 2009 at 11:19 PM | link to this | reply

okay,

But,, it is His party,, as you say,, he did get elected so, now is the time for everyone to just accept it,, stop griping about it,,, and just try to go on the best they can,,, after all, u never know, it might just turn out okay,,, and by the way,,, i am not taking up for anyone, im just saying, well he is President now,, so back him up,,, even if you don't agree. After all, this is America,,,, remember the old saying that came out a long time ago,, and the country song, with the line,,,,,,,,

'IF YOU DON'T LOVE IT LEAVE IT', is there really any other place where you would rather live???????????

posted by jesse_jean on April 3, 2009 at 9:32 PM | link to this | reply

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