How can Democrats be anti-corporation but pro-Federal Reserve?
Q. That doesn't make any sense. Corporations at least have to make their money by doing business (dishonest or not). The Fed just creates it out of thin air. You think an entity that simply creates money is more altruistic than any giant corporation? Liberal logic No, the Fed isn't reviving the economy, it is ruining it
Asked by Helicopter Ben - Sat Nov 21 07:17:08 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. That doesn't make any sense. Corporations at least have to make their money by doing business (dishonest or not). The Fed just creates it out of thin air. You think an entity that simply creates money is more altruistic than any giant corporation? Liberal logic No, the Fed isn't reviving the economy, it is ruining it
Asked by Helicopter Ben - Sat Nov 21 07:17:08 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Is the corporation "Hollister Co" ant-Christian or anti-God?
Q. Some of my Christian friends have gotten upset with my wearing Hollister brand clothing saying that that company is anti-God and anti-Christian. Is this true?
Asked by music<3er - Fri Jan 4 01:52:58 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here is why: Hollister is a brand of Abercrombie and Finch. bob jones university, a conservative christian college has banned abercrombie and finch clothing from their campus because "Abercrombie & Fitch and its subsidiary Hollister have shown an unusual degree of antagonism to the name of Christ and an unusual display of wickedness in their promotions. In protest, we will not allow articles displaying their logos to be worn, carried, or displayed (even if covered or masked in some way)." as you know abercrombie and finch is always in the news for its controversy and accusations of promoting pornography, and racism. e.g., Abercrombie & Fitch link to Christian band draws fire By Todd Starnes Oct 31, 2001 nashville, Tenn. (BP)--A… [cont.]
Answered by soothsayer - Fri Jan 4 02:10:36 2008
Q. Some of my Christian friends have gotten upset with my wearing Hollister brand clothing saying that that company is anti-God and anti-Christian. Is this true?
Asked by music<3er - Fri Jan 4 01:52:58 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here is why: Hollister is a brand of Abercrombie and Finch. bob jones university, a conservative christian college has banned abercrombie and finch clothing from their campus because "Abercrombie & Fitch and its subsidiary Hollister have shown an unusual degree of antagonism to the name of Christ and an unusual display of wickedness in their promotions. In protest, we will not allow articles displaying their logos to be worn, carried, or displayed (even if covered or masked in some way)." as you know abercrombie and finch is always in the news for its controversy and accusations of promoting pornography, and racism. e.g., Abercrombie & Fitch link to Christian band draws fire By Todd Starnes Oct 31, 2001 nashville, Tenn. (BP)--A… [cont.]
Answered by soothsayer - Fri Jan 4 02:10:36 2008
Do I require anti terrrorist certificate to go to UK for work?
Q. Do I require anti terrrorist certificate to go to UK for work?I have got a job in Marathon Oil corporation and I want to go there and company has directed me to get visa from a agent and the agent is asking anti terrorist certificate for it which cost 56000 ruppees(680 pound).Do i really require it .Can any one reply me if it correct or fraud ?
Asked by vishal v - Fri Oct 19 07:00:17 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's a fraud. I'd contact Marathon Oil directly and let them know what their agent (I assume they told you who to use?) has told you. They should really be handling all the paperwork for you. Have you talked to them directly, or has it all been through another company?
Answered by Chelle A - Fri Oct 19 07:49:18 2007
Q. Do I require anti terrrorist certificate to go to UK for work?I have got a job in Marathon Oil corporation and I want to go there and company has directed me to get visa from a agent and the agent is asking anti terrorist certificate for it which cost 56000 ruppees(680 pound).Do i really require it .Can any one reply me if it correct or fraud ?
Asked by vishal v - Fri Oct 19 07:00:17 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's a fraud. I'd contact Marathon Oil directly and let them know what their agent (I assume they told you who to use?) has told you. They should really be handling all the paperwork for you. Have you talked to them directly, or has it all been through another company?
Answered by Chelle A - Fri Oct 19 07:49:18 2007
Why do leftists claim to be anti-monopoly while favoring expanding the biggest monopoly?
Q. The biggest monopoly obviously is the organization called government that (at the bare minimum) claims a monopoly on defense and which funds itself by taking money from people without their consent (through extortion, which it refers to as taxation). This entity is also the same one that is the only entity capable of creating a monopoly (which it can do by subsidizing a business, outlawing competition to a favored business, or granting that business a "right" to forms of imaginary "property" such as copyright and patents). The government has also invented the legal fiction of a corporation so that some businesses can escape liability for their debts and subsidized the creation of businesses that produce the weapons used by governments to… [cont.]
Asked by Brad - Thu Aug 28 04:03:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is time for another Tea Party if you know what I mean. I am also frustrated with the taxation without representation. Oh both sides say they represent us but in fact they represent their favorite special interest group. Eric helping others by hurting me is not only wrong it is illegal. The government is not granted that right by the constitution. Nowhere in that forgotten document does it give the government the right to take my property (money is property)for any project that they deam worthy. They are allowed to take tax for defense, public safety, and infrastructure but not to give to people who have no ambition, are here illegally, or are in Africa suffering from AIDS.
Answered by joevette - Thu Aug 28 04:45:17 2008
Q. The biggest monopoly obviously is the organization called government that (at the bare minimum) claims a monopoly on defense and which funds itself by taking money from people without their consent (through extortion, which it refers to as taxation). This entity is also the same one that is the only entity capable of creating a monopoly (which it can do by subsidizing a business, outlawing competition to a favored business, or granting that business a "right" to forms of imaginary "property" such as copyright and patents). The government has also invented the legal fiction of a corporation so that some businesses can escape liability for their debts and subsidized the creation of businesses that produce the weapons used by governments to… [cont.]
Asked by Brad - Thu Aug 28 04:03:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is time for another Tea Party if you know what I mean. I am also frustrated with the taxation without representation. Oh both sides say they represent us but in fact they represent their favorite special interest group. Eric helping others by hurting me is not only wrong it is illegal. The government is not granted that right by the constitution. Nowhere in that forgotten document does it give the government the right to take my property (money is property)for any project that they deam worthy. They are allowed to take tax for defense, public safety, and infrastructure but not to give to people who have no ambition, are here illegally, or are in Africa suffering from AIDS.
Answered by joevette - Thu Aug 28 04:45:17 2008
Why do Obama supporters still insist he is anti-lobbylist and VOTED against the war?
Q. He never VOTED agains the war. And he has worked with lobbyists and accepted money from large corporations. Why do people think he voted against the war and is anti-lobbyist?
Asked by shonester - Wed Feb 13 11:07:07 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not an answer, but thank you for asking a question that does not have to do with his race or religion but actually has something to do with politics.
Answered by first timer - Wed Feb 13 11:26:52 2008
Q. He never VOTED agains the war. And he has worked with lobbyists and accepted money from large corporations. Why do people think he voted against the war and is anti-lobbyist?
Asked by shonester - Wed Feb 13 11:07:07 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not an answer, but thank you for asking a question that does not have to do with his race or religion but actually has something to do with politics.
Answered by first timer - Wed Feb 13 11:26:52 2008
Is there any way a government or corporation could reverse-activate my laptop camera/microphone to spy on me?
Q. Is there any way to breach a firewall for this purpose? Do you think the Patriot Act would allow the government to work with corporations like Hewlit Packard Pavilion or Symantec to figure out both the technology and the anti-firewall stuff etc to get this done??? I heard there was a worm that could use macro or whatever to activate webcam and broadcast it to other ISP or IM screenname. Plausible?
Asked by Metrollectual - Wed Feb 25 12:31:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would be a violation of US constitution but I have no idea cos im not american. And yes. It is plausible. Absolutely so. But it takes a lot of work and such things aren't done to random folk. There has to be a reason because, well...it just wouldn't pay the price of emission. Why would they want to spy on you? Are you some sorta wanted fugitive or something? :P Heh this question reminds me of that movie Eagle Eye. :)
Answered by Merrick001 - Wed Feb 25 12:41:41 2009
Q. Is there any way to breach a firewall for this purpose? Do you think the Patriot Act would allow the government to work with corporations like Hewlit Packard Pavilion or Symantec to figure out both the technology and the anti-firewall stuff etc to get this done??? I heard there was a worm that could use macro or whatever to activate webcam and broadcast it to other ISP or IM screenname. Plausible?
Asked by Metrollectual - Wed Feb 25 12:31:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would be a violation of US constitution but I have no idea cos im not american. And yes. It is plausible. Absolutely so. But it takes a lot of work and such things aren't done to random folk. There has to be a reason because, well...it just wouldn't pay the price of emission. Why would they want to spy on you? Are you some sorta wanted fugitive or something? :P Heh this question reminds me of that movie Eagle Eye. :)
Answered by Merrick001 - Wed Feb 25 12:41:41 2009
What do Americans think of independent presidential candidate-Ralph Nader?
Q. I really respect the guy. True patriot. I love his anti nafta arguments and his anti corporation monopoly stance. He is against the WTO aswell. He claims that they violate human rights with their rules. I find it ridiculous that he is a spoiler. Since when has a two candidate race been a democracy?
Asked by Aslan aka Mirsa - Thu Aug 28 13:28:04 2008 - - 28 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the asker. This is a true grass-roots campaign, which has been largely ignored by the media, yet is achieving real results. If we stick to the two party democracy - there is no real choice. Both Democrats and Republicans have similar policies and both are corrupt. One thing you can say about Nader is that he never gives in and has forced some concessions from whoever is in power. His website is inspiring people to get active in politics and begin to fight for an alternative (see sources). If you look at the clickable map of America on the website, it gives a glimpse of what the campaign has had to do, just to get on the ballot paper in a predicted 45 states. It is shameful that the media have ignored Nader's campaign and… [cont.]
Answered by Andrew W - Sat Aug 30 23:37:22 2008
Q. I really respect the guy. True patriot. I love his anti nafta arguments and his anti corporation monopoly stance. He is against the WTO aswell. He claims that they violate human rights with their rules. I find it ridiculous that he is a spoiler. Since when has a two candidate race been a democracy?
Asked by Aslan aka Mirsa - Thu Aug 28 13:28:04 2008 - - 28 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the asker. This is a true grass-roots campaign, which has been largely ignored by the media, yet is achieving real results. If we stick to the two party democracy - there is no real choice. Both Democrats and Republicans have similar policies and both are corrupt. One thing you can say about Nader is that he never gives in and has forced some concessions from whoever is in power. His website is inspiring people to get active in politics and begin to fight for an alternative (see sources). If you look at the clickable map of America on the website, it gives a glimpse of what the campaign has had to do, just to get on the ballot paper in a predicted 45 states. It is shameful that the media have ignored Nader's campaign and… [cont.]
Answered by Andrew W - Sat Aug 30 23:37:22 2008
Why are republicans so anti welfare to the poor and so pro welfare to corporations?
Q. Obviously in a free enterprise system corporations should be able to make it on their own but they love the handout from the government, which benifits the share holders who are usually well off.So if they get welfare why so much anger about a poor person getting a helping hand?
Asked by uscitizen a - Fri Aug 18 22:25:59 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good point!
Answered by surroundedbyanimals - Fri Aug 18 22:32:04 2006
Q. Obviously in a free enterprise system corporations should be able to make it on their own but they love the handout from the government, which benifits the share holders who are usually well off.So if they get welfare why so much anger about a poor person getting a helping hand?
Asked by uscitizen a - Fri Aug 18 22:25:59 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good point!
Answered by surroundedbyanimals - Fri Aug 18 22:32:04 2006
Why are anti-fascist campaigners searchlight trying to pervert democracy?
Q. Anti-fascist campaigners Searchlight launched a formal complaint with BBC director general Mark Thompson. A BBC spokesman said the corporation "is obliged to treat all political parties... with due impartiality" and said the BBC "strongly contest" Searchlight's allegations.
Asked by New Labour Voter - Sun May 17 07:20:07 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personally, I feel sorry for the BBC. They are yelled at no matter what they do with politics. If they give the BNP an airing, they are being racist, or supporting racism. If they do not, then they are shunning the BNP. I have heard the BNP on the BBC, and I think that the coverage they give on the whole is fair and impartial (remember they came 8th in the 2005 elections). I think that complaints made to the BBC about coverage of the BNP go against the spirit of a free and fair democracy.
Answered by The Patriot - Sun May 17 09:32:29 2009
Q. Anti-fascist campaigners Searchlight launched a formal complaint with BBC director general Mark Thompson. A BBC spokesman said the corporation "is obliged to treat all political parties... with due impartiality" and said the BBC "strongly contest" Searchlight's allegations.
Asked by New Labour Voter - Sun May 17 07:20:07 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personally, I feel sorry for the BBC. They are yelled at no matter what they do with politics. If they give the BNP an airing, they are being racist, or supporting racism. If they do not, then they are shunning the BNP. I have heard the BNP on the BBC, and I think that the coverage they give on the whole is fair and impartial (remember they came 8th in the 2005 elections). I think that complaints made to the BBC about coverage of the BNP go against the spirit of a free and fair democracy.
Answered by The Patriot - Sun May 17 09:32:29 2009
Why do people break windows during the G20 summit?
Q. 4 businesses 2 blocks from my house had their windows broken in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh. I understand the importance of the right to protest but come on guys; go break windows in your own neighborhood. Why would someone do this? And what kind of even remotely relevant protest does this signify? Please don't bore me with the standard anti-big corporation and it's all the governments fault answer. Nothing wrong with protestation, when warranted, which it is in this case to an extent, but it seems to me this is going too far.
Asked by GC - Fri Sep 25 03:07:33 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The rioters are there for one thing and one thing only, to break stuff and get their 15 mins. of fame on TV. The protesters (not the same as rioters) are there for legitimate purposes (Darfur, TIbet, etc...) and for the most part are peaceful. The Anarchists, as the name implies want disorder and anarchy, they don't care for anything other than breaking windows, pushing dumpsters into police barricades and causing damage to private property. These @$$#@7$ are nothing but snotty suburban kids that want to make a show for their buddies to post on youtube to make themselves look tough... And end up wasting the police's time and manpower; the peaceful protesters then get a bad rap because they get bunched with the 1 or 2 anarchists that… [cont.]
Answered by sablelieger - Fri Sep 25 15:22:27 2009
Q. 4 businesses 2 blocks from my house had their windows broken in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh. I understand the importance of the right to protest but come on guys; go break windows in your own neighborhood. Why would someone do this? And what kind of even remotely relevant protest does this signify? Please don't bore me with the standard anti-big corporation and it's all the governments fault answer. Nothing wrong with protestation, when warranted, which it is in this case to an extent, but it seems to me this is going too far.
Asked by GC - Fri Sep 25 03:07:33 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The rioters are there for one thing and one thing only, to break stuff and get their 15 mins. of fame on TV. The protesters (not the same as rioters) are there for legitimate purposes (Darfur, TIbet, etc...) and for the most part are peaceful. The Anarchists, as the name implies want disorder and anarchy, they don't care for anything other than breaking windows, pushing dumpsters into police barricades and causing damage to private property. These @$$#@7$ are nothing but snotty suburban kids that want to make a show for their buddies to post on youtube to make themselves look tough... And end up wasting the police's time and manpower; the peaceful protesters then get a bad rap because they get bunched with the 1 or 2 anarchists that… [cont.]
Answered by sablelieger - Fri Sep 25 15:22:27 2009
How to find documentary filmmakers who might be interested in a unique anti-consumerism/environm ental idea.?
Q. I do not have any background in film making / acting / arts. But I feel that this unique, non-fiction idea make for a powerful documentary. This will involve profiling lives of some monks who are educated, erudite, live in big cities but live a life of almost zero consumption of resources, all by choice. For example, can you imagine people doing inter-cty travel on foot (yes, walk every day for 2-3 months to cover, say, 1000 miles). This lifestyle can be contrasted with the other extreme - where consumption and material possesion drive the lives. All I have is this idea - is there a way I can send it to some documentary film makers who have the talent, passion, background to make this type of a non-fiction film. I am a professional… [cont.]
Asked by albard - Fri Oct 27 16:27:39 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need more than an outline to excite a director or producer. You'll need a script or storyboard to convey your idea. Don't expect someone else to take up the mantle if you do not have enough faith in the project to take it to the next level.
Answered by Victor - Fri Oct 27 16:47:31 2006
Q. I do not have any background in film making / acting / arts. But I feel that this unique, non-fiction idea make for a powerful documentary. This will involve profiling lives of some monks who are educated, erudite, live in big cities but live a life of almost zero consumption of resources, all by choice. For example, can you imagine people doing inter-cty travel on foot (yes, walk every day for 2-3 months to cover, say, 1000 miles). This lifestyle can be contrasted with the other extreme - where consumption and material possesion drive the lives. All I have is this idea - is there a way I can send it to some documentary film makers who have the talent, passion, background to make this type of a non-fiction film. I am a professional… [cont.]
Asked by albard - Fri Oct 27 16:27:39 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need more than an outline to excite a director or producer. You'll need a script or storyboard to convey your idea. Don't expect someone else to take up the mantle if you do not have enough faith in the project to take it to the next level.
Answered by Victor - Fri Oct 27 16:47:31 2006
What can I do to fight back against the rising stream of anti-pet (pet biggotted) landlords?
Q. Especially in the category of dogs. I'm positive that anyone's kids do greater damage than my amicable, lazy german shepard, but we are perpetually discriminated upon by landlords whom set unrealistic and unbased restrictions against breeds and weights. These landlords and corporations are the scum of the earth and should weigh potential tenants on credit scores and references, not antiquated forms of discrimination. In this case, blatant pet biggotry.
Asked by Jjz_Nn - Wed Jun 27 22:44:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your only choice is to buy a house, then you will understand the reason why if you are paying for the damages. I am a landlord, but would consider a german shepard if renting a house, I just add an additional monthly fee for the dog, plus unfront charge for damages of $100. And I agree with you, kids cause damage, but so do dogs. LL cannot ban kids, but they can animals. In my case I look at each pet that the tenant has. Certain breeds of dogs are out of the question because my insurance company says they will not cover costs if they are owned by the tenant. Such dogs like pit bulls, Chows, etc. are banned due to their aggressive behavior. It is not that the landlord is biggot against animals, is that laws, insurance companies, and… [cont.]
Answered by Midwest guy - Thu Jun 28 12:08:42 2007
Q. Especially in the category of dogs. I'm positive that anyone's kids do greater damage than my amicable, lazy german shepard, but we are perpetually discriminated upon by landlords whom set unrealistic and unbased restrictions against breeds and weights. These landlords and corporations are the scum of the earth and should weigh potential tenants on credit scores and references, not antiquated forms of discrimination. In this case, blatant pet biggotry.
Asked by Jjz_Nn - Wed Jun 27 22:44:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your only choice is to buy a house, then you will understand the reason why if you are paying for the damages. I am a landlord, but would consider a german shepard if renting a house, I just add an additional monthly fee for the dog, plus unfront charge for damages of $100. And I agree with you, kids cause damage, but so do dogs. LL cannot ban kids, but they can animals. In my case I look at each pet that the tenant has. Certain breeds of dogs are out of the question because my insurance company says they will not cover costs if they are owned by the tenant. Such dogs like pit bulls, Chows, etc. are banned due to their aggressive behavior. It is not that the landlord is biggot against animals, is that laws, insurance companies, and… [cont.]
Answered by Midwest guy - Thu Jun 28 12:08:42 2007
What form do you envision the Anti-Christ taking on Earth? And what will the 'Mark of the beast' be?
Q. Will the Anti-Christ be one person? A nation? A corporation? What does the book of Revelation say the Anti-Christ will literally be? Of course, many people think that Revs is not meant to be taken literally, and that it was deliberately written in code.
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Fri Jan 18 21:08:30 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Antichrist will be a literal person, according to the Bible. The mark of the beast will be a literal microchip implant used to link to a bank account. Those who choose to take the microchip mark, will go to the lake of fire for eternity.
Answered by Chris - Fri Jan 18 21:11:49 2008
Q. Will the Anti-Christ be one person? A nation? A corporation? What does the book of Revelation say the Anti-Christ will literally be? Of course, many people think that Revs is not meant to be taken literally, and that it was deliberately written in code.
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Fri Jan 18 21:08:30 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Antichrist will be a literal person, according to the Bible. The mark of the beast will be a literal microchip implant used to link to a bank account. Those who choose to take the microchip mark, will go to the lake of fire for eternity.
Answered by Chris - Fri Jan 18 21:11:49 2008
Do you agree that anti-trust laws should be abolished?
Q. Ron Paul does. Paul has stated that he believes the government has no business getting involved in the right to contract. This would mean Paul supports a corporation's right to fix prices and monopolize markets; that workers need no assistance from government when bargaining for wages or benefits; that labor laws be struck off the books as they are an inference in said right to contract; that all health and safety laws be done away with as to allow a person the right to contract away his health and safety it it suits him or her. Are these the kind of freedoms you really want? If so, Ron Paul will give them to you and plenty more.
Asked by Steve C - Thu Aug 23 04:33:46 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The problem is, people are sheep. Yes, that's insulting -- but sadly, it's also true. The govt steps in to protect people because far too often, people are unwilling to take the steps necessary to protect themselves. This is one of the few areas that Ron Paul's platform actually does overlap the Libertarian platform -- but while it's a great idea in theory, it's another case where a lot of people would get hurt if they were given the freedom that this model entails.
Answered by coragryph - Thu Aug 23 04:40:19 2007
Q. Ron Paul does. Paul has stated that he believes the government has no business getting involved in the right to contract. This would mean Paul supports a corporation's right to fix prices and monopolize markets; that workers need no assistance from government when bargaining for wages or benefits; that labor laws be struck off the books as they are an inference in said right to contract; that all health and safety laws be done away with as to allow a person the right to contract away his health and safety it it suits him or her. Are these the kind of freedoms you really want? If so, Ron Paul will give them to you and plenty more.
Asked by Steve C - Thu Aug 23 04:33:46 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The problem is, people are sheep. Yes, that's insulting -- but sadly, it's also true. The govt steps in to protect people because far too often, people are unwilling to take the steps necessary to protect themselves. This is one of the few areas that Ron Paul's platform actually does overlap the Libertarian platform -- but while it's a great idea in theory, it's another case where a lot of people would get hurt if they were given the freedom that this model entails.
Answered by coragryph - Thu Aug 23 04:40:19 2007
Does anyone have a Norton or McAfee anti-virus box I can buy for a drama prop?
Q. Hi everyone, I'm currently doing a drama play and need an anti-virus suite box for a prop during performance? Just wondering if anyone has one that I could buy off you (excluding serial no.!) which would save me buying the whole suite (I don't agree with large corporation labels)? If anyone has, and would agree to ship to the UK then please could you respond! Regards, James.
Asked by jobo - Thu Mar 8 19:06:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have a Norton Box Looks New!!! you can e-MAIL ME!!! toddconn@charter.net Ill let you have it for 10.00 including S&H
Answered by Todd C. - Thu Mar 8 19:21:19 2007
Q. Hi everyone, I'm currently doing a drama play and need an anti-virus suite box for a prop during performance? Just wondering if anyone has one that I could buy off you (excluding serial no.!) which would save me buying the whole suite (I don't agree with large corporation labels)? If anyone has, and would agree to ship to the UK then please could you respond! Regards, James.
Asked by jobo - Thu Mar 8 19:06:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have a Norton Box Looks New!!! you can e-MAIL ME!!! toddconn@charter.net Ill let you have it for 10.00 including S&H
Answered by Todd C. - Thu Mar 8 19:21:19 2007
Why do Liberals claim to be pro employee, yet anti employer?
Q. Think about it. They claim to champion the middle class worker, yet they hate the middle class employer. Apparantly all corporations and business owners are greedy pirates who screw over the littel guy. Well ok, how's this suit you? How about we just abolish all employers and you can all go on welfare? And you can stop with the "Privitize Gains and Socialize Losses", "Corporate Welfare", and "Corporatism" talking points, they are old and no one cares. There are no such things as Robber barons anymore, get over it
Asked by conservative_patriot - Sat Oct 25 13:21:26 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Why do Liberals claim to be pro employee, yet anti employer? The two are NOT the same... Perhaps you need to read your history books and review how the workers get the shaft while the employer gets a golden parachute... Look up ENRON if you want an example...
Answered by rhyashaldane - Sat Oct 25 13:30:28 2008
Q. Think about it. They claim to champion the middle class worker, yet they hate the middle class employer. Apparantly all corporations and business owners are greedy pirates who screw over the littel guy. Well ok, how's this suit you? How about we just abolish all employers and you can all go on welfare? And you can stop with the "Privitize Gains and Socialize Losses", "Corporate Welfare", and "Corporatism" talking points, they are old and no one cares. There are no such things as Robber barons anymore, get over it
Asked by conservative_patriot - Sat Oct 25 13:21:26 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Why do Liberals claim to be pro employee, yet anti employer? The two are NOT the same... Perhaps you need to read your history books and review how the workers get the shaft while the employer gets a golden parachute... Look up ENRON if you want an example...
Answered by rhyashaldane - Sat Oct 25 13:30:28 2008
Why did God create and build MGM into the powerhouse it is today?
Q. Seems kind of strange considering the idea of MGM was created by anti-corporation non-drinking missionaries Does that mean god and missionaries are at odds???
Asked by Moldier than thou - Fri Dec 7 23:44:25 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ...have you been to Hawaii?
Answered by !Y? - Tue Dec 11 23:30:50 2007
Q. Seems kind of strange considering the idea of MGM was created by anti-corporation non-drinking missionaries Does that mean god and missionaries are at odds???
Asked by Moldier than thou - Fri Dec 7 23:44:25 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ...have you been to Hawaii?
Answered by !Y? - Tue Dec 11 23:30:50 2007
Would you like a different sort of candidate for president?
Q. I am very interested in Dennis Kocinich for Dem nomination for president. He is very anti large corporation control of this country. He is a congressman from Oh. who used to be mayor of Cleveland. While mayor large corporate interests tried to take over the public utility. He fought the takeover and won, but in the process banks and corporate interests drove him out of office. He then became a congressman. I agree with all of his views, his platform does not seem to be controlled by big money, corporate interest like most of the others. His health care plan call for not for profit medical care, which is I think the only way we will get quality health care for everyone. He does not get media attention, and we all complain that the… [cont.]
Asked by irongrama - Sun Oct 7 13:45:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes! Someone intelligent not "degreed." And no more lawyers! And no more "Yale" graduates! That's like a school for the common sense challenged. The last three presidents all went to "Yale" and they were AWFUL! Herbert Hoover can now rest well! A working class person would be nice for a change. People with money and "degrees" just don't cut the mustard! They just take care of other people with money and degrees and the American People be damned.
Answered by tom p - Sun Oct 7 13:57:02 2007
Q. I am very interested in Dennis Kocinich for Dem nomination for president. He is very anti large corporation control of this country. He is a congressman from Oh. who used to be mayor of Cleveland. While mayor large corporate interests tried to take over the public utility. He fought the takeover and won, but in the process banks and corporate interests drove him out of office. He then became a congressman. I agree with all of his views, his platform does not seem to be controlled by big money, corporate interest like most of the others. His health care plan call for not for profit medical care, which is I think the only way we will get quality health care for everyone. He does not get media attention, and we all complain that the… [cont.]
Asked by irongrama - Sun Oct 7 13:45:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes! Someone intelligent not "degreed." And no more lawyers! And no more "Yale" graduates! That's like a school for the common sense challenged. The last three presidents all went to "Yale" and they were AWFUL! Herbert Hoover can now rest well! A working class person would be nice for a change. People with money and "degrees" just don't cut the mustard! They just take care of other people with money and degrees and the American People be damned.
Answered by tom p - Sun Oct 7 13:57:02 2007
Who actually pays for the UK TV Anti-Piracy campaign "Knock-Off Nigel"?
Q. No signature of any organisation or sponsoring corporation on the ad. Anybody know who funded this pricey looking campaign?
Asked by Martin B - Sun Dec 16 14:06:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A so called Industry Trust for Internet Piracy Awareness
Answered by guido_961 - Sun Dec 16 14:20:13 2007
Q. No signature of any organisation or sponsoring corporation on the ad. Anybody know who funded this pricey looking campaign?
Asked by Martin B - Sun Dec 16 14:06:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A so called Industry Trust for Internet Piracy Awareness
Answered by guido_961 - Sun Dec 16 14:20:13 2007
is it true that an anti-spy ware...?
Q. is it true that when you uninstall an anti-spy ware, the corporation of the anti- spy ware will send to your computer a spy ware that only their anti-spy ware can remove it, so you are forced to reinstall their anti spyware and they can gain more from you? Because a friend of mine told me that if possible do not use an anti-spy ware because what i mentioned above will happen. so, im doubting if i shoul install the super anti-spyware professional that my other friend gave me. because our computer is infected by a spyware(radz services). what do you think? ohh, and my two friends does not know that each other exist, meaning they do not know each other... i told this to avoid answers like jealousies,hatred, etc...
Asked by Trust_Me - Wed Oct 8 08:28:45 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your friend is wrong. It just doesn't work that way... I also would not install the software that your friend gave you... you don't know if it's a cracked version, which is illegal, it may also have been tampered with maliciously, plus there are many fake anti-spyware programs that try to trick you into installing them. If super anti-spyware professional is the software you want get it directly from the company.I don't know anything about the product personally so I can't advise. In my opinion the best anti spyware product out is Spybot - search and destroy. and it's free for personal use.
Answered by Terry G - Wed Oct 8 08:45:59 2008
Q. is it true that when you uninstall an anti-spy ware, the corporation of the anti- spy ware will send to your computer a spy ware that only their anti-spy ware can remove it, so you are forced to reinstall their anti spyware and they can gain more from you? Because a friend of mine told me that if possible do not use an anti-spy ware because what i mentioned above will happen. so, im doubting if i shoul install the super anti-spyware professional that my other friend gave me. because our computer is infected by a spyware(radz services). what do you think? ohh, and my two friends does not know that each other exist, meaning they do not know each other... i told this to avoid answers like jealousies,hatred, etc...
Asked by Trust_Me - Wed Oct 8 08:28:45 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your friend is wrong. It just doesn't work that way... I also would not install the software that your friend gave you... you don't know if it's a cracked version, which is illegal, it may also have been tampered with maliciously, plus there are many fake anti-spyware programs that try to trick you into installing them. If super anti-spyware professional is the software you want get it directly from the company.I don't know anything about the product personally so I can't advise. In my opinion the best anti spyware product out is Spybot - search and destroy. and it's free for personal use.
Answered by Terry G - Wed Oct 8 08:45:59 2008
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