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Castro has resigned,,, ok,, how will this effect us.. the sailboatcrowd ??
Salty@dog said:
I merely pointed out that the laws exist that make it possible. I think that the fact those laws exist, even if they never get enforced is a very bad thing. It undermines our Democracy and our country. I realize you lack faith in the strength of principles upon which this nation was founded. *You're* worried about democracy and someone undermining it or our country? *You* care about the principles upon which this nation was founded? From reading things you have written I seriously doubt the veracity of those statements, but if *you* believe them then I guess you have a real conundrum in this coming election, huh? If you vote for either Democrap you violate those beliefs, and if you vote for the Republican't you violate the same beliefs since except for his belief in keeping America safe he is the same socialist as the other two traitors. *At least* he will try to keep our country somewhat safer than the other two, but the damage to our freedoms and liberties will be nearly the same. Of course the other two have promised to bankrupt just about everyone in addition to their regular sedition. |
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Castro has resigned,,, ok,, how will this effect us.. the sailboatcrowd ??
Now I've got it! Its been bothering me where I've heard Osama Obama's
(and Shrillery's also) speeches before and this thread has finally reminded me - Castro's and Che Guavera's speeches in the late 50's to early 60's. Not word for word of course, but the same ideas and concepts and they way it is delivered. But of course those two pigs have also declared publicly their admiration and friendship for the other dictator in S.A. so no surprise there. |
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Cuba will evolve it's institutions in time..
Hardly. But meanwhile tell that to those suffering in poverty there. But hey, you don't live there so it's easy for you to throw their lives away, right? |
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Castro has resigned,,, ok,, how will this effect us.. the sailboat crowd ??
"Red" wrote in message ... Some idiot wrote: Take a look at who is earning the highest salary .. COPS. Nothing against cops but they should not be earning more than the average guy on the street. When cops start becoming the highest paid employees in the US we are in big trouble. So what you're saying is that police should be paid way less to get shot at and protect you? You want that job to go to the lowest bidder? You think cops will be *more* professional by being paid less? And you think *that* is going to protect your freedoms better? Anyone want to guess how well cities will keep recuiting up when they offer less pay or benefits than the sanitation worker gets? So lets see... you want a guy to sign up to a job he may get killed in... you want him to be stupid enough to do it for little pay or benefits... and you think he's going to be smart enough to protect you or your rights. Is that correct? Don't know what cops are paid in the big city, but in municipalities around here they are paid commensurate with other municipal employees. There is so much here .. where to start .. First: if the police are not a reflection of the community they protect, they become a "force" not a protection. What happens and has happened in many parts of the USA, the police start to make big money, move to nice comfortable suburbs and have no respect for the folks they deal with at work, the inner city and other city citizens. This is when we get the racist, taser happy, cop, who could care less about the rights of anybody. As for being shot at; ?? Most police, never take their gun out and most never come close to being shot at. The job is not all that dangerous if you read the statistics. The biggest danger is from drunk drivers etc .. not from guns. Police are not hired to protect "my" freedom. They are hired to enforce the law. If someone is driving drunk, they arrest him/her and charge them with drunken driving not breaking the constitution. There is no shortage of recruits for police work, and firemen. The reason? It is a low education requirement job. In most cities, a policeman does not need a college education, in fact in my community he/she does not even need a high school education. Just pass the physical, mental, police academy. The pay should be well within the area of what a city employee makes, not more. In Massachusetts the state police are making over $200,000 dollars per year. Do you think they have much use for some poor struggling black guy? As for benefits, after 20 years on the force, they get a pension. You know any other job like that in the private sector? Stop with the cops as victims bull****. I've seen too many youtube posting lately to have much simpathy for some dope with a badge. |
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On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 21:32:10 -0500, Bill Kearney wrote:
Cuba will evolve it's institutions in time.. Hardly. But meanwhile tell that to those suffering in poverty there. But hey, you don't live there so it's easy for you to throw their lives away, right? thanks Bill...you are aware that what you've written makes you sound as dumb as a bag full of hammers yes? |
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"Armond Perretta" wrote: ... you can read about _my_ 1996 trip and my experiences with the Cuban economy on my web pages ... ... I'm glad (and envious) you were able to visit Cuba. I don't think you could repeat it under the present restrictions ... You are probably right. I know I myself wouldn't take chances these days considering the large effort in place to track and control yachts in and around Cuba. The stakes are simply too large and the deck is stacked. If you encounter a military vessel with large guns pointing at you, you obey first and "take actions" later. Too bad that this much effort is essentially wasted on a trivial point, when there are so many other issues unaddressed. -- Good luck and good sailing. s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat http://home.comcast.net/~kerrydeare |
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On Feb 20, 12:24*am, Marty wrote:
No fricken way! Remember, we're more pinko than Cuba! *We'vebeenenjoyingvacationing in Cuba for *many years. More than 40 of them without running into "The Ugly American"! *;-) Oh please, only inches away on my map, you've got Disney which proves It's A Small World After All. According to that exhibit, there's no longer a creature called the Ugly American. mk5000 Hiro Nakamura: My only concern is should I hide my true identity? A costume maybe? Ando Masahashi: You start talking about capes and tights and I'm out of here. --Heroes |
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