Remember that baby photo you posted?
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http://money.cnn.com/2014/07/06/technology/security/snowden-nsa-privacy/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
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Keep telling yourself that you are free.
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Godfather.
2) Engaging In An Illegal War In Libya: While the President is the Commander-in-Chief, the Constitution gives Congress the ability to declare war. In the modern era, that has just meant an authorization of force from Congress, which Obama did not pursue. Additionally, we've tended to give Presidents the benefit of the doubt when American lives are at stake. However, in Libya, Obama didn't seek the permission of Congress and we had no national security interest in Libya. In other words, Obama's real justification for bombing that country and overthrowing its government was that HE FELT LIKE IT. Using the exact same precedent, the next President could bomb Mexico or Cuba without Congressional authorization. Incidentally, bombing either of those nations would probably make more sense than bombing Libya, although that's not saying much since our intervention there has been a complete disaster.
3) Lying To Sell Obamacare To The American People: When Barack Obama told the public if they liked their plan, they could keep their plan, he was lying. When he told Americans if they liked their doctor, they could keep their doctor, he knew it wasn't so. When he told Americans Obamacare would cut costs by $2,500 for the average family, he was deliberately misleading the public. For a President of the United States to PERSONALLY spend months telling deliberate falsehoods to the American people in order to convince them to support something as massive as a government takeover of the health care system is beyond the pale. If the willful lies Barack Obama told to sell Obamacare don't merit impeachment, then there are no lies that a President could tell to the American people big enough to merit impeachment.
4) Violating Immigration Law And Illegally Implementing The DREAM ACT: Simply put, Barack Obama has ceased to enforce most immigration law. As Senator Jeff Sessions has noted, “at least 99.92% of illegal immigrants and visa overstays without known crimes on their records did not face removal.” In other words, we've already stopped deporting anyone other than SOME hardcore criminals and gang members. Additionally, when the DREAM ACT didn't make it through Congress, Obama simply implemented it ANYWAY. Not only is he explicitly telling illegal aliens they can stay in the United States, he's illegally giving them work permits that he has zero right to offer. Even if Congress is too split on the issue to unify and put a stop to what Obama's doing, that doesn't change the fact that it’s flatly illegal. If this is allowed to stand, tell me ANY LAW on the books that the President is obligated to enforce?
5) Releasing 5 Taliban Terrorists In Exchange For Deserter Bowe Bergdahl: Barack Obama was legally required to alert Congress 30 days before he released terrorists from Gitmo. Not only did he fail to do so, but more seriously he released five high level terrorists who he knew were likely to help kill Americans in the future. One of the terrorists has ALREADY SAID he intends to go back to Afghanistan to fight America. Barack Obama spent a lot of time bragging about getting Bin Laden, but he just released five Bin Ladens back into the world and a lot of Americans who didn't desert their country are likely to die because of it.
The correct spelling and multi-syllabic words are a dead giveaway
Here's the link you forgot to post:
http://m.townhall.com/columnists/johnhawkins/2014/06/07/5-high-crimes-and-misdemeanors-for-which-obama-deserves-to-be-impeached-n1848789/page/full
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Godfather.
I haven't been pulled over since 1995. And I've done several of those other things on that list and I still haven't been "questioned, searched, beaten, kidnapped, stolen from, had my home broken into or locked in a cage for an extended period of time." My neighborhood has felt like the beaches of Normandy all weekend, from 9:00 p.m. until well after midnight. No complaints, it was the 4th of July after all.
Guess you must not be too slick if its happened to you for those things. Jeesh, Unsung, a real intelligent example of how "you're not free." Source?
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Have you been abducted from your home since you posted? The black helicopters should be circling soon.
If you want to be taken seriously and have a serious discussion; then you shouldn't post ridiculous things that I tracked back to a Finnish girl's website next to selfies of her toes.
(and honestly, if some idiot wants to cross the street in a busy area and take the risk of being plowed down, so be it. Darwinism might advise against it, and Darwinism usually wins)
Hell, we live in a condo association, and with that comes certain guidelines by which we must abide - such as restricting noise within particular hours, keeping specific items off our balcony, etc. No biggie, we signed up for it.
We all flout some laws because we don't agree with them or because they strike us as inconvenient - for example, who here hasn't driven greater than the speed limit? But I'll suck up and pay any ticket given if I've chosen to break the law. It's either that or move somewhere off the grid or try to change what I disagree with.
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You want to debate the topic of the NSA continually spying on people then let's do it, if you want to "debate" me by insulting me well then my level of respect shrinks.
And seriously, how does having a permit or not stop a ten year old from doing something? Good Lord.
ILLINOIS: If it floats, it’s taxed !
Saturday, July 27, 2013 1:05
www.Before It's News.com
It now costs $6 to Kayak, Canoe or Tube in Illinois
As of July 1, 2013 non-motorized watercraft, such as canoes, kayaks, even inner tubes, are required to have a valid “Water Usage Stamp” to float on Illinois lakes, streams and rivers.
State vendors, any business which offers hunting and fishing licenses, will sell the $6 stamp — also referred to as a “Paddle Pass” — plus a 50 cent service fee. Failure to buy one can result in a $120 fine, but it won’t be imposed right away. Owners buying stamps for more than three boats at the same time will only be charged $3 for the fourth and subsequent stamps.
The new fee is part of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources sustainability bill, which also included the $2 annual auto license plate fee hike added to help restore $18 to $20 million per year of the $50 million per year the agency had lost to recent state budget cuts.
The requirement is new for inner tube floaters, but for other non-powered watercraft like row boats and kayaks, this stamp replaces the need to apply for titles and registration in the state. The fee and sticker also are mandatory for out-of-state floating watercraft.
Not having a stamp could result in a $120 fine.
Chicago, meet Detroit. Detroit, Chicago.
I thought you were all for austerity?
http://www.change.org/petitions/state-of-illinois-keep-rivers-free-of-the-water-use-regulation
Victory
Haley Blackburn: Only only a couple days after the petition began, thousands of supporters had added their signatures. We got our word out there and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources started to notice. A few news stations wanted to cover the story, and I, Haley Fox-Blackburn, was interviewed by 13 WREX Rockford. Good news came four days after the petition was created when the Illinois DNR posted on their own facebook wall with this message "The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reviewed the inclusion of innertubes in the Water Usage Stamp, and has decided to submit rule changes to the legislature to eliminate that requirement of the program." We had victory! Since the post was created, several more news stories have surfaced. All news links will be posted below!
So which is it? Tyranny or a successful redress of grievances? Seriously, I don't think you know how our government works. Maybe you're just so blinded by your contempt and hatred?
And you preceded this post I'm replying to with: Talk about engaging debate. Yea, "you people" beg for government to control your every move. You people? Seems you've truly separated yourself from most of us already Unsung. No point in debating that kind of mentality. You people. Why don't you let us know what you meant by, "you people?" I think I know but I'd rather read your explanation so I can better understand where you're coming from but I think I already know the answer to that as well. You people. Them. You people. Nice.
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One role of congress is to pass legislation or amend existing legislation to redress a grievance, in this case alleged warrantless spying on Americans. If this were such a burning issue, the republicans and their supporters would be clamoring for this. But, they don't want to give Obama anything that even remotely resembles a legislative victory and the tea party and republican contingent doesn't want to be branded soft on terrorism. If Rand Paul had any balls or brains, he'd be quietly lobbying his colleagues on both sides of the aisle to find common ground and reform the current policy. For him, its politically expedient to continue to blame Obama for something the Bush Administration implemented and took to this level. I asked you in another thread to point out where Obama had taken the NSA spying to another level and you never answered. So if you want a debate, debate, but don't pretend the sky is falling and "us people beg for the government to control our every move."
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once my disabled sister n law in a wheel chair got pulled in after a group of middle easterner's covered head to toe walked passed......wtf ??? was that all about ?
Godfather.
Actually the Thomas Massie amendment passed the House, it's in Reid's hands now. Let's see what he does.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/19/house-nsa_n_5513642.html
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/01/nsa-surveillance-loophole-americans-data
So, will Rand Paul reach across the aisle to his senate colleagues and work to pass a bi-partisan senate version of Massie's amendment to the Defense Authorization Act or will he politicize it to set Harry Reid and the democrats up for failure? Will Harry Reid allow it to come up for a vote and work for its passage? I'm going to guess that there is a lot of "other" stuff in that bill that both sides might not like and may use as political cover to deny its passage. It'll be interesting to watch and follow.
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