insight Comments - Brought to you by JoeUserhttp://insight.joeuser.com/rss/comments© 2006 - 2008 Stardock Corporation. All rights reserved.A truckload of dungen-us2008-07-25T08:56:262008-07-25T08:56:26http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.htmlStardock Rss Generator v1.0, Andrew Powellinfo@stardock.comapowell@stardock.compsychxhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Oh come on now, we all know the communists are the satan worshippers.  Republicans worship Reagan, there's a difference you know!

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27psychx on Are republicans satan worshippers?psychxhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Nice Kelly. 

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27psychx on John McCain called his wife a c*ntpsychxhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301How is this news?  We have war criminals sitting in the white house.  They spy on us.  They don't care that you know that.  Furthemore, what can we expect.  He spent years in a prison camp being tortured.  I'm sure he's had to deal with significant effects.  PTSD, depression, agressive behaviour.  These are things he has likely dealt with that no one ever speaks of.  He did his time as a soldier, I salute him for that, but it doesn't change the fact that he may just be an angry fella.

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27psychx on John McCain called his wife a c*ntCampaignerhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199The olympics should be politicsfree (yeah it's know it's not gonna happen...)

 

ParaTed2k

That was a great story. I had no idea the National Socialists started that tradition. One of many good things they did.

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Campaigner on Olympic flame snuffedParaTed2khttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199The olympic torch run is just a marketing tool.  It's become a tradition, complete with mythology about ancient times in Greece.  The fact is, the running of the torch began with Hilter's Germany.  Carl Diem (not to be confused with his better known brother Carpe) Commander in the Nazi army and organizer of the Berlin games.  He created the torch and the running of the relay from Greece.  Of course, nothing but the finest Aryans need apply for the running.  The original torch sported the Krupp logo (the biggest weapons manufacturer for the 3rd Rieche).

So, the torch is not without it's controversies... in fact, controversy may be it's only real claim to fame. ;~D

 

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27ParaTed2k on Olympic flame snuffederathonielhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199I think if it took an Olympic game to get people caring about it, we are in a truly sad state.

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27erathoniel on Olympic flame snuffedDaiwahttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301That's why I am KellyW0498 and not KellyW1.
]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Daiwa on John McCain called his wife a c*ntKellyW0498http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301
Except for KellyW0498, who doesn't know the difference between a sentence & a paragraph

That's why I am KellyW0498 and not KellyW1. I promise to pay better attention.

 

Thanks Dr. Guy:)

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27KellyW0498 on John McCain called his wife a c*ntDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Except for KellyW0498

Yea, but hers was a better read! ]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on John McCain called his wife a c*ntDaiwahttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301I think the Republican party is full of 'bullshit.'

I went to the county rodeo to see Bubba, my first real love in an even month. He looked so rugged and handsome I couldn't help myself so I ran as fast as I could. In my hurry for my rodeo man I stepped in a big heaping pile of steaming bullshit. Bubba didn't care though, he swung me around and around so it would fly off my feet. I love Bubba!




Very good, students! Except for KellyW0498, who doesn't know the difference between a sentence & a paragraph, but we'll work on that in a future class. ]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Daiwa on John McCain called his wife a c*ntKellyW0498http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301
Can we say 'bullshit' children? Now let's use it in a sentence.

I went to the county rodeo to see Bubba, my first real love in an even month. He looked so rugged and handsome I couldn't help myself so I ran as fast as I could. In my hurry for my rodeo man I stepped in a big heaping pile of steaming bullshit. Bubba didn't care though, he swung me around and around so it would fly off my feet. I love Bubba!

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27KellyW0498 on John McCain called his wife a c*ntZoologist03http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Can we say 'bullshit' children? Now let's use it in a sentence.

I think the Republican party is full of 'bullshit.'

Did I get that right?

~Zoo]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Zoologist03 on John McCain called his wife a c*ntDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301I can only find this on "Hater" sites.

Dont worry. The NY Crimes will publish it soon enough. Just because of the "seriousness" of the charges, not because of any evidence to the fact.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on John McCain called his wife a c*ntDaiwahttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Daiwa on John McCain called his wife a c*ntZoologist03http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301I'd never call my wife a cunt. (not in public, anyway)

Admittedly that was extreme...but I've seen guys say a lot worse...and somehow get away with it...hmm.

Besides, she did call him bald.


Either way I'm not a Republican so I couldn't care less.

~Zoo]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Zoologist03 on John McCain called his wife a c*ntTova7http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301
Didn't this incident occur like twenty years ago?

Check out his daughter's blog. If his wife is holding any grudges, it doesn't show. She's got my vote for first lady...she looks a WHOLE lot better than the other two contenders. hahahah

WWW Link]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Tova7 on John McCain called his wife a c*ntMasonMhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Anonymous reporters, and a "story" from rawstory.com.  Double-whammy there!
 

My thoughts exactly.

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27MasonM on John McCain called his wife a c*ntTova7http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301
I have to research and see if its actually true now.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Tova7 on John McCain called his wife a c*ntMasonMhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199The Olympics have always been political.

Who said it isn't? ]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27MasonM on Olympic flame snuffedDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199The Olympics have always been political.

Unfortunately true.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on Olympic flame snuffedZoologist03http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301John McCain's temper is well documented. He's called opponents and colleagues "shitheads," "assholes" and in at least one case "a fucking jerk." . . .

Oh, and I suppose no one else ever does or thinks that...


Sounds to me like a normal guy.

~Zoo]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Zoologist03 on John McCain called his wife a c*ntIsland Doghttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Anonymous reporters, and a "story" from rawstory.com.  Double-whammy there!

 

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Island Dog on John McCain called his wife a c*ntSanChoninohttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301
John McCain's temper is well documented. He's called opponents and colleagues "shitheads," "assholes" and in at least one case "a fucking jerk." . . .

Three reporters from Arizona, on the condition of anonymity, also let me in on another incident involving McCain's intemperateness. In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain's hair and said, "You're getting a little thin up there." McCain's face reddened, and he responded, "At least I don't plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt." McCain's excuse was that it had been a long day. If elected president of the United States, McCain would have many long days.

The man who was known as "McNasty" in high school has erupted in foul-languaged tirades at political foes and congressional colleagues more-or-less throughout his career, and his quickness to anger has been an issue on the presidential campaign trail as evidence of his fury has surfaced.

"The public certainly has to know what this guy might do as president," Schecter says. Examples like the ones in his book "should worry people, quite frankly."


Huh.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27SanChonino on John McCain called his wife a c*ntTova7http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301No way.  I tried to go to the link but my security software says its a  no no site.

Can you paste?

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Tova7 on John McCain called his wife a c*ntcactoblastahttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27cactoblasta on John McCain called his wife a c*ntDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on John McCain called his wife a c*ntTexas Wahinehttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Texas Wahine on John McCain called his wife a c*ntMasonMhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307301Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27MasonM on John McCain called his wife a c*ntMasonMhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199I personally disagree with using the Olympic games as a protest medium. There are plenty of other ways to voice one's opinions. The whole idea of the games is to put aside such things in the interest of international cooperation.

Yes China does have a lot of things to address before it becomes truly respectable on the world stage but they are slowly making some changes and will likely continue to do so in the interest of economic survival.

As for Americans being apathetic to problems around the world, some are and some aren't just as in any other nation. I'm sure you could find people in just about any country that care only about what affects them directly. Americans get hammered when they stay out of other's problems just as much as when they get involved. Frankly I don't know why we bother at all as we're demonized no matter what we do.

I say let the games begin.

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199http://insight.joeuser.com/article/307199Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27MasonM on Olympic flame snuffedcactoblastahttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857
Google truly does believe in do no evil.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27cactoblasta on Are republicans satan worshippers?SanChoninohttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857I just want to say the google ads for this article are fantastic.

It's funny that along with all the adds about hell, Satan, the anti-christ... there's an ad for Ann Coulter

Mine are Satanism, 'Was Lucifer Satan', The Magic Curiosity Shop, and Feng Shui. (What feng shui has to do with either Republicans or Satanists, I'll never know.)]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27SanChonino on Are republicans satan worshippers?RoyLevoshhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857 ]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27RoyLevosh on Are republicans satan worshippers?cactoblastahttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857fantastic.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27cactoblasta on Are republicans satan worshippers?Texas Wahinehttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857 ]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Texas Wahine on Are republicans satan worshippers?Dr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on Are republicans satan worshippers?SanChoninohttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857
And the Democrats are ass-worshipers.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27SanChonino on Are republicans satan worshippers?Zoologist03http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857

Tartaros


Tartaros was actually a hell within hell. Kind of like the sub basement of hell in Greek mythology. That's where the titans are locked away along with other nasty creatures.

~Zoo

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857http://insight.joeuser.com/article/306857Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Zoologist03 on Are republicans satan worshippers?KellyW0498http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935 I just checked it out in more detail. I want one too!

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27KellyW0498 on Demand but not enough supplyZoologist03http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935
insulted.

Don't you mean in"salt"ed.

Wow.  Sometimes I'm astounded by my own nerdiness.

~Zoo

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Zoologist03 on Demand but not enough supplyDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935Yes, but I want one NOW!

Ok Veruca. ]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on Demand but not enough supplyZoologist03http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935Oh...they'll eventually meet demand and hit that sweet equilibrium price.  There's just always a lag between demand and supply.  Demand changes pretty fast...supply takes awhile to adjust.  More sellers can enter the market, prices will change, yadda yadda yadda...

Although, for a supplier a huge demand is a Godsend, so maybe they're intentionally creating a shortage to keep it up there.

*sigh*...I just took an econ exam this morning.

~Zoo

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305935Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Zoologist03 on Demand but not enough supplyDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/305863Home prices are falling because they're over-priced and this is merely a price correction and for the most part, the government shouldn't interfere.

The situation is a bit more complicated than you make it out to be, but your summation is dead on. The government will not make it better, only worse. The market is correcting itself. If they do not let it do just that (and yes, people will be hurt in the process), they will just make the problem worse.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305863http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305863Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on John McCain understands the housing situationDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/305790http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305790http://insight.joeuser.com/article/305790Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on We're not going to win the war on terror like that!Nitro Cruiserhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Yeah, I'm sure it will take some time to crunch all the numbers. Some growth is better than nothing, pitty it isn't evenly applied. Some places will fair better than others. I know its easier said than done but people need to go where the jobs are, otherwise they may be in for a long wait.

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Nitro Cruiser on The economy is one sick puppyDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Recession- short, simplified definition- two or more quarters of negative growth

Maybe not until after June 30th. Last I heard, the 4th quarter 2007 was anemic (about a 1.1% growth), but not negative.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on The economy is one sick puppyNitro Cruiserhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Recession- short, simplified definition- two or more quarters of negative growth < 0% GNP. So we won't know if we are halfway there until after March 31.

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Nitro Cruiser on The economy is one sick puppyDr Guyhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Hee hee! I chortled when I read this. The MSM has been downplaying the seriousness of the situation for years. If anything they are liable for just how bad it's going to get, as for the last several years they've been peddling the lie that the economy can only go up, and that NOW is the time to invest!

IN Canada maybe, but not here. They have been bad mouthing the economy for the last 7 years. But like a broken clock, they were bound to get it right sooner or later.]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Dr Guy on The economy is one sick puppyArtysimhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092
The economy is not "falling apart". If you listen to the media you would think rationing and bread lines are next.

Hee hee! I chortled when I read this. The MSM has been downplaying the seriousness of the situation for years. If anything they are liable for just how bad it's going to get, as for the last several years they've been peddling the lie that the economy can only go up, and that NOW is the time to invest!

Bread lines are not next, however in the not too distant future it's not entirely impossible that you'll be paying 5 or 6 bucks for a loaf of bread.

None of this is "chicken little" the sky is falling doom-saying, and it has absolutely nothing to do with the political democrat/republican chest beating competition.

It has everything to do with the laws of physics, and the fact that actions have consequences. Financial wizards like the CEO's of major banks (and Enron) thought they could game the system. Break the rules and make a ton of money. Well, if you break the rules, you break the system. That is what's coming, and has been predicted a loooong time ago. Everything that goes up must come down. All markets eventually return to their real value, and the situation in the States is currently an over-inflated bubble that's been allowed to over-inflate far too long. Also the GDP is based on consumer spending, but consumers are getting hammered with inflation, drowning in credit debt, housing values depreciating, to name a few. Once the main engine of your economic activity starts getting into trouble, things are going to get dicey.

On top of it, a HUGE part of the problem is the melt down of the derivatives market. Laws that were enacted after the great depression to separate different types of banking were repealed, and regulation of investment banks was turned over to those banks. Basically, we left the foxes in charge of the henhouse, and now we are going to have to pay the price. Once much of the regulatory oversight was removed or ignored, these private banks went ahead and created trillions of dollars of fake money in the derivatives market. Now that investors and other businesses are clueing into the fact that a lot of their investments were smoke and mirrors, liquidity in the banking system is grinding to a halt.

So yes, Benmeister, the economy is indeed one sick puppy!

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Artysim on The economy is one sick puppyRoyLevoshhttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092I bet 90% of people asked wouldn't even know what a recession is.

I thought it means when you're out of a job and a depression means when I'm out of a job.   ]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27RoyLevosh on The economy is one sick puppyIsland Doghttp://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092
part of the "it's not my responsibility" generation.


That is a great part of it. 

I bet 90% of people asked wouldn't even know what a recession is. 

]]>http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092http://insight.joeuser.com/article/303092Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:56:27 -04002008-07-25T08:56:27Island Dog on The economy is one sick puppy