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John H[_2_] March 4th 10 05:03 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On Thu, 4 Mar 2010 01:30:51 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Bill McKee" wrote in message
om...



But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is failing
in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the nation.


I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our political
leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing a law. It's lunacy.
Makes the political blow-hards sound like they are on top of the issues, but
the endless barrage of new laws they author and pass are worthless if they
are unenforceable or the will to enforce them is lacking.

Eisboch


Absolutely. That seems to be one of the biggest differences between this country
and Germany, for example. In Germany the laws are enforced.

One law that used to catch a lot of soldiers is that forbidding drinking while
driving. Many times a soldier would be drinking on his way home, and a German
would see him get out of his car with a beer in his hand. The German would then
call the local Polizei who would knock on the soldier's door and give
breathalize him. Then they'd haul his butt downtown.

You don't see the aggressive driving in Germany that you do here, because over
there a citizen can make a report to the cops. A cop isn't required to witness
the behavior.
--
John H

All decisions are the result of binary thinking,
which is why conservatives can see in black and white.

John H[_2_] March 4th 10 06:58 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On Thu, 4 Mar 2010 12:02:40 -0600, Arbiter wrote:

In article ,
says...

"John H" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 4 Mar 2010 01:30:51 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Bill McKee" wrote in message
news:TqqdnaSRx732pBLWnZ2dnUVZ_rKdnZ2d@earthlink. com...



But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is failing
in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the nation.


I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our political
leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing a law. It's
lunacy.
Makes the political blow-hards sound like they are on top of the issues,
but
the endless barrage of new laws they author and pass are worthless if they
are unenforceable or the will to enforce them is lacking.

Eisboch


Absolutely. That seems to be one of the biggest differences between this
country
and Germany, for example. In Germany the laws are enforced.

One law that used to catch a lot of soldiers is that forbidding drinking
while
driving. Many times a soldier would be drinking on his way home, and a
German
would see him get out of his car with a beer in his hand. The German would
then
call the local Polizei who would knock on the soldier's door and give
breathalize him. Then they'd haul his butt downtown.

You don't see the aggressive driving in Germany that you do here, because
over
there a citizen can make a report to the cops. A cop isn't required to
witness
the behavior.
--
John H

All decisions are the result of binary thinking,
which is why conservatives can see in black and white.



Yeah, Germany has set the standard for human rights and civil liberties. Oh
wait, there was that pesky guy with the funny mustache...


Issue at hand, titled,
"Does this post make any intellectual sense, or is the poster simply
jaw-flapping?"
The finding is "Jaw-flapping." The finding is binding.
A warning here about frivolous cases.
The Arbiter's schedule does not allow entertaining too many frivolous
cases, such as this one, so don't assume all cases will be considered.
Recess.

The Arbiter


There you go regurgitating crap again.
--
John H

All decisions are the result of binary thinking,
which is why conservatives can see in black and white.

Jim March 4th 10 07:48 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
John H wrote:
On Thu, 4 Mar 2010 12:02:40 -0600, Arbiter wrote:

In article ,
says...
"John H" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 4 Mar 2010 01:30:51 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

"Bill McKee" wrote in message
m...
But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is failing
in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the nation.

I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our political
leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing a law. It's
lunacy.
Makes the political blow-hards sound like they are on top of the issues,
but
the endless barrage of new laws they author and pass are worthless if they
are unenforceable or the will to enforce them is lacking.

Eisboch

Absolutely. That seems to be one of the biggest differences between this
country
and Germany, for example. In Germany the laws are enforced.

One law that used to catch a lot of soldiers is that forbidding drinking
while
driving. Many times a soldier would be drinking on his way home, and a
German
would see him get out of his car with a beer in his hand. The German would
then
call the local Polizei who would knock on the soldier's door and give
breathalize him. Then they'd haul his butt downtown.

You don't see the aggressive driving in Germany that you do here, because
over
there a citizen can make a report to the cops. A cop isn't required to
witness
the behavior.
--
John H

All decisions are the result of binary thinking,
which is why conservatives can see in black and white.

Yeah, Germany has set the standard for human rights and civil liberties. Oh
wait, there was that pesky guy with the funny mustache...

Issue at hand, titled,
"Does this post make any intellectual sense, or is the poster simply
jaw-flapping?"
The finding is "Jaw-flapping." The finding is binding.
A warning here about frivolous cases.
The Arbiter's schedule does not allow entertaining too many frivolous
cases, such as this one, so don't assume all cases will be considered.
Recess.

The Arbiter


There you go regurgitating crap again.


Probably a lib. Can you believe how this joker repeated that deplum crap?

Lib - Clipping nonsense from a post is a few jumps above their pay grade.

Bill McKee March 5th 10 12:08 AM

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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have many
believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a non-partisan but
your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my "stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant of
facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need to
respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't give a
**** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't respond well
to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who have no
tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to have
joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who would likely
be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a Hispanic,
it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy, freeloader,
scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic population
being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or do you
find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly hispanic.
How many more hispanics that are legal are incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people who care
about family and community." I made no comment about a quantity,
except with the use of mostly, and that's been my experience. Did
you take a poll or are you just upset that they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I have legal
friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in law. I speak enough
Spanish to hold a conversation in a Spanish speaking country with a
non English speaker. We could end the illegal problem by the end of
the week. Pass another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We allow
100,00's of thousands of educated workers in to keep down the wages
in the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I worked
along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with them. But we
have caused the major problem with illegal immigrants by awarding
them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays to break the law and come here
without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of laws on
the books already. It's a matter of money for enforcement. And, it's
not economically or logistically possible to deport 12 million people
all at a time. The current budget calls for an increase in funding for
enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely to hire
illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There are also
technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to cross-ref social
security numbers with birth dates, etc.) that would help find those
who use forged documents. We need to have better border security, not
so much for the Mexican/South of the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the border.
That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong with spotters,
but they need to be able to call law enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals, it's a
big deal. What were the previous administrations doing? Nothing. At
least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson Farms,
who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.


The previous administration did little and underfunded the program of
enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\


Get your head out of Reid's but.



Bill McKee March 5th 10 12:08 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 

"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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"Bill McKee" wrote in message
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"Bill McKee" wrote in message
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But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.


I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our political
leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing a law. It's
lunacy. Makes the political blow-hards sound like they are on top of
the issues, but the endless barrage of new laws they author and pass
are worthless if they are unenforceable or the will to enforce them is
lacking.

Eisboch

As I said, we have plenty of law on the subject. It's enforcement, and
that has to be funded for it to be effective. This was true during lead
up to the Madoff situation also.
--
Nom=de=Plume


Funding is not the problem. "Will" is the lacking item.



You're wrong. The enforcement effort has been hamstrung by lack of funds.
Look it up.

--
Nom=de=Plume


We are overspending. Funding was not a problem. Will to fix the problem is
the problem.



nom=de=plume March 5th 10 01:46 AM

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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.


I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our political
leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing a law. It's
lunacy. Makes the political blow-hards sound like they are on top of
the issues, but the endless barrage of new laws they author and pass
are worthless if they are unenforceable or the will to enforce them is
lacking.

Eisboch

As I said, we have plenty of law on the subject. It's enforcement, and
that has to be funded for it to be effective. This was true during lead
up to the Madoff situation also.
--
Nom=de=Plume


Funding is not the problem. "Will" is the lacking item.



You're wrong. The enforcement effort has been hamstrung by lack of funds.
Look it up.

--
Nom=de=Plume


We are overspending. Funding was not a problem. Will to fix the problem
is the problem.


Uh huh... so, when it actually takes money to fix a problem, we're
overspending, but when we go to war without a valid reason and spend
trillions, that's ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume



nom=de=plume March 5th 10 01:47 AM

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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have many
believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a non-partisan but
your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my "stripes"
are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant of
facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need to
respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't give a
**** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't respond
well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who have no
tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to have
joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who would
likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a Hispanic,
it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy, freeloader,
scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic population
being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or do you
find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people who care
about family and community." I made no comment about a quantity,
except with the use of mostly, and that's been my experience. Did
you take a poll or are you just upset that they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I have legal
friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in law. I speak enough
Spanish to hold a conversation in a Spanish speaking country with a
non English speaker. We could end the illegal problem by the end of
the week. Pass another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We allow
100,00's of thousands of educated workers in to keep down the wages
in the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I
worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with them.
But we have caused the major problem with illegal immigrants by
awarding them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays to break the law and
come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of laws on
the books already. It's a matter of money for enforcement. And, it's
not economically or logistically possible to deport 12 million people
all at a time. The current budget calls for an increase in funding
for enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely to hire
illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There are also
technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to cross-ref social
security numbers with birth dates, etc.) that would help find those
who use forged documents. We need to have better border security, not
so much for the Mexican/South of the Border groups, as for
terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the border.
That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong with spotters,
but they need to be able to call law enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals, it's a
big deal. What were the previous administrations doing? Nothing. At
least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson Farms,
who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.


The previous administration did little and underfunded the program of
enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\


Get your head out of Reid's but.


You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume



Bill McKee March 5th 10 04:27 AM

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But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.


I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our political
leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing a law. It's
lunacy. Makes the political blow-hards sound like they are on top of
the issues, but the endless barrage of new laws they author and pass
are worthless if they are unenforceable or the will to enforce them
is lacking.

Eisboch

As I said, we have plenty of law on the subject. It's enforcement, and
that has to be funded for it to be effective. This was true during
lead up to the Madoff situation also.
--
Nom=de=Plume


Funding is not the problem. "Will" is the lacking item.



You're wrong. The enforcement effort has been hamstrung by lack of
funds. Look it up.

--
Nom=de=Plume


We are overspending. Funding was not a problem. Will to fix the problem
is the problem.


Uh huh... so, when it actually takes money to fix a problem, we're
overspending, but when we go to war without a valid reason and spend
trillions, that's ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Troll.



Bill McKee March 5th 10 04:28 AM

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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have many
believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a non-partisan but
your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my "stripes"
are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant of
facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need to
respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't give a
**** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't respond
well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who have no
tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to have
joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who would
likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a Hispanic,
it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy, freeloader,
scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic population
being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or do you
find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people who
care about family and community." I made no comment about a
quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's been my
experience. Did you take a poll or are you just upset that they're
here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I have
legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in law. I speak
enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a Spanish speaking country
with a non English speaker. We could end the illegal problem by
the end of the week. Pass another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We
allow 100,00's of thousands of educated workers in to keep down the
wages in the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program.
I worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with them.
But we have caused the major problem with illegal immigrants by
awarding them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays to break the law
and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of laws on
the books already. It's a matter of money for enforcement. And, it's
not economically or logistically possible to deport 12 million
people all at a time. The current budget calls for an increase in
funding for enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely
to hire illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There are
also technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to cross-ref
social security numbers with birth dates, etc.) that would help find
those who use forged documents. We need to have better border
security, not so much for the Mexican/South of the Border groups, as
for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the border.
That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong with spotters,
but they need to be able to call law enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals, it's a
big deal. What were the previous administrations doing? Nothing. At
least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson Farms,
who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program of
enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\


Get your head out of Reid's but.


You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may be OK.
Wrong on this one being OK.



nom=de=plume March 5th 10 06:05 AM

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But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.


I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our
political leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing a
law. It's lunacy. Makes the political blow-hards sound like they
are on top of the issues, but the endless barrage of new laws they
author and pass are worthless if they are unenforceable or the will
to enforce them is lacking.

Eisboch

As I said, we have plenty of law on the subject. It's enforcement,
and that has to be funded for it to be effective. This was true
during lead up to the Madoff situation also.
--
Nom=de=Plume


Funding is not the problem. "Will" is the lacking item.



You're wrong. The enforcement effort has been hamstrung by lack of
funds. Look it up.

--
Nom=de=Plume


We are overspending. Funding was not a problem. Will to fix the problem
is the problem.


Uh huh... so, when it actually takes money to fix a problem, we're
overspending, but when we go to war without a valid reason and spend
trillions, that's ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Troll.


So, basically, you're in denial about reality.

--
Nom=de=Plume



nom=de=plume March 5th 10 06:05 AM

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"Bill McKee" wrote in message
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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have many
believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a non-partisan but
your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my "stripes"
are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant of
facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need to
respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't give a
**** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't respond
well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who have no
tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to have
joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who would
likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a Hispanic,
it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy, freeloader,
scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic population
being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or do
you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people who
care about family and community." I made no comment about a
quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's been my
experience. Did you take a poll or are you just upset that
they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I have
legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in law. I speak
enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a Spanish speaking
country with a non English speaker. We could end the illegal
problem by the end of the week. Pass another Bracero Bill. Work
permits. We allow 100,00's of thousands of educated workers in to
keep down the wages in the professional disciplines using the H-1
visa program. I worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No
problem with them. But we have caused the major problem with
illegal immigrants by awarding them benefits, and then amnesty.
Pays to break the law and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of laws on
the books already. It's a matter of money for enforcement. And,
it's not economically or logistically possible to deport 12 million
people all at a time. The current budget calls for an increase in
funding for enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely
to hire illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There are
also technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to cross-ref
social security numbers with birth dates, etc.) that would help
find those who use forged documents. We need to have better border
security, not so much for the Mexican/South of the Border groups,
as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the border.
That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong with
spotters, but they need to be able to call law enforcement to take
action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals, it's a
big deal. What were the previous administrations doing? Nothing. At
least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program of
enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.


You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may be OK.
Wrong on this one being OK.


I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at voting
for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume



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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have
many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a non-partisan
but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my "stripes"
are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant of
facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need to
respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't give
a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't respond
well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who have no
tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to have
joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who would
likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a Hispanic,
it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy, freeloader,
scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or do
you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people who
care about family and community." I made no comment about a
quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's been my
experience. Did you take a poll or are you just upset that
they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I have
legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in law. I
speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a Spanish speaking
country with a non English speaker. We could end the illegal
problem by the end of the week. Pass another Bracero Bill. Work
permits. We allow 100,00's of thousands of educated workers in
to keep down the wages in the professional disciplines using the
H-1 visa program. I worked along side Bracero's as a teenager.
No problem with them. But we have caused the major problem with
illegal immigrants by awarding them benefits, and then amnesty.
Pays to break the law and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of laws
on the books already. It's a matter of money for enforcement. And,
it's not economically or logistically possible to deport 12
million people all at a time. The current budget calls for an
increase in funding for enforcement, mostly auditing companies
that are likely to hire illegals. That is progressing, but too
slowly. There are also technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being
able to cross-ref social security numbers with birth dates, etc.)
that would help find those who use forged documents. We need to
have better border security, not so much for the Mexican/South of
the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the border.
That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong with
spotters, but they need to be able to call law enforcement to take
action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals, it's
a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing? Nothing.
At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program of
enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may be
OK. Wrong on this one being OK.


I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at voting
for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.



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But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.


I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our
political leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing a
law. It's lunacy. Makes the political blow-hards sound like they
are on top of the issues, but the endless barrage of new laws they
author and pass are worthless if they are unenforceable or the will
to enforce them is lacking.

Eisboch

As I said, we have plenty of law on the subject. It's enforcement,
and that has to be funded for it to be effective. This was true
during lead up to the Madoff situation also.
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Nom=de=Plume


Funding is not the problem. "Will" is the lacking item.



You're wrong. The enforcement effort has been hamstrung by lack of
funds. Look it up.

--
Nom=de=Plume


We are overspending. Funding was not a problem. Will to fix the
problem is the problem.

Uh huh... so, when it actually takes money to fix a problem, we're
overspending, but when we go to war without a valid reason and spend
trillions, that's ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Troll.


So, basically, you're in denial about reality.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Nope. The reality, is there is no will by the leaders to fix the problem.



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But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.


I think one of the biggest problems this country has is our
political leaders' tendency to "fix" a problem by simply passing
a law. It's lunacy. Makes the political blow-hards sound like
they are on top of the issues, but the endless barrage of new laws
they author and pass are worthless if they are unenforceable or
the will to enforce them is lacking.

Eisboch

As I said, we have plenty of law on the subject. It's enforcement,
and that has to be funded for it to be effective. This was true
during lead up to the Madoff situation also.
--
Nom=de=Plume


Funding is not the problem. "Will" is the lacking item.



You're wrong. The enforcement effort has been hamstrung by lack of
funds. Look it up.

--
Nom=de=Plume


We are overspending. Funding was not a problem. Will to fix the
problem is the problem.

Uh huh... so, when it actually takes money to fix a problem, we're
overspending, but when we go to war without a valid reason and spend
trillions, that's ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Troll.


So, basically, you're in denial about reality.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Nope. The reality, is there is no will by the leaders to fix the problem.



Like I said, you don't know the facts and won't listen to them when
presented with them. And you call me a troll???

--
Nom=de=Plume



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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have
many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a non-partisan
but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my "stripes"
are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant of
facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need to
respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't give
a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't respond
well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who have
no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to have
joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who would
likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy, freeloader,
scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or do
you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people who
care about family and community." I made no comment about a
quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's been my
experience. Did you take a poll or are you just upset that
they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I have
legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in law. I
speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a Spanish
speaking country with a non English speaker. We could end the
illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass another Bracero
Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of thousands of educated
workers in to keep down the wages in the professional
disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I worked along side
Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with them. But we have
caused the major problem with illegal immigrants by awarding
them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays to break the law and come
here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of laws
on the books already. It's a matter of money for enforcement.
And, it's not economically or logistically possible to deport 12
million people all at a time. The current budget calls for an
increase in funding for enforcement, mostly auditing companies
that are likely to hire illegals. That is progressing, but too
slowly. There are also technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being
able to cross-ref social security numbers with birth dates, etc.)
that would help find those who use forged documents. We need to
have better border security, not so much for the Mexican/South of
the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the border.
That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong with
spotters, but they need to be able to call law enforcement to
take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals, it's
a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing? Nothing.
At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program of
enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may be
OK. Wrong on this one being OK.


I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.


You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume



I am Tosk[_3_] March 5th 10 06:42 PM

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says...



I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may be
OK. Wrong on this one being OK.


I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at voting
for Bush/Cheney.

--
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Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.


[snipped about 250 lines of repeated text;)]

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Can I haz Cheezeburger?

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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have
many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a non-partisan
but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my
"stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant of
facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need to
respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't
give a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't
respond well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who have
no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to have
joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who would
likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy,
freeloader, scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or do
you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people who
care about family and community." I made no comment about a
quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's been my
experience. Did you take a poll or are you just upset that
they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I have
legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in law. I
speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a Spanish
speaking country with a non English speaker. We could end the
illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass another Bracero
Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of thousands of
educated workers in to keep down the wages in the professional
disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I worked along side
Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with them. But we have
caused the major problem with illegal immigrants by awarding
them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays to break the law and come
here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of laws
on the books already. It's a matter of money for enforcement.
And, it's not economically or logistically possible to deport 12
million people all at a time. The current budget calls for an
increase in funding for enforcement, mostly auditing companies
that are likely to hire illegals. That is progressing, but too
slowly. There are also technical mechanisms (e.g., actually
being able to cross-ref social security numbers with birth
dates, etc.) that would help find those who use forged
documents. We need to have better border security, not so much
for the Mexican/South of the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the
border. That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong
with spotters, but they need to be able to call law enforcement
to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals,
it's a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing?
Nothing. At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program
of enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was about
it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may be
OK. Wrong on this one being OK.

I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.


You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You are an imcompetent patent person if you can not find my disk drive
patent.



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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have
many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a non-partisan
but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my
"stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant
of facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need
to respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't
give a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't
respond well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who have
no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to
have joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who would
likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy,
freeloader, scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or
do you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people
who care about family and community." I made no comment about
a quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's been my
experience. Did you take a poll or are you just upset that
they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I have
legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in law. I
speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a Spanish
speaking country with a non English speaker. We could end the
illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass another Bracero
Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of thousands of
educated workers in to keep down the wages in the professional
disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I worked along side
Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with them. But we have
caused the major problem with illegal immigrants by awarding
them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays to break the law and
come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of
laws on the books already. It's a matter of money for
enforcement. And, it's not economically or logistically
possible to deport 12 million people all at a time. The current
budget calls for an increase in funding for enforcement, mostly
auditing companies that are likely to hire illegals. That is
progressing, but too slowly. There are also technical
mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to cross-ref social
security numbers with birth dates, etc.) that would help find
those who use forged documents. We need to have better border
security, not so much for the Mexican/South of the Border
groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the
border. That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong
with spotters, but they need to be able to call law enforcement
to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government is
failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting the
nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals,
it's a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing?
Nothing. At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program
of enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was
about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may be
OK. Wrong on this one being OK.

I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.


You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You are an imcompetent patent person if you can not find my disk drive
patent.


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name you're
using.

--
Nom=de=Plume



Bill McKee March 8th 10 01:07 AM

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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have
many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a
non-partisan but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my
"stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant
of facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need
to respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't
give a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't
respond well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who
have no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to
have joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who
would likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy,
freeloader, scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or
do you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and
loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people
who care about family and community." I made no comment
about a quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's
been my experience. Did you take a poll or are you just
upset that they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I
have legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in
law. I speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a
Spanish speaking country with a non English speaker. We
could end the illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass
another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of
thousands of educated workers in to keep down the wages in
the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I
worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with
them. But we have caused the major problem with illegal
immigrants by awarding them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays
to break the law and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of
laws on the books already. It's a matter of money for
enforcement. And, it's not economically or logistically
possible to deport 12 million people all at a time. The
current budget calls for an increase in funding for
enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely to hire
illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There are also
technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to cross-ref
social security numbers with birth dates, etc.) that would
help find those who use forged documents. We need to have
better border security, not so much for the Mexican/South of
the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the
border. That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong
with spotters, but they need to be able to call law
enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government
is failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting
the nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals,
it's a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing?
Nothing. At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program
of enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was
about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may
be OK. Wrong on this one being OK.

I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.

You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You are an imcompetent patent person if you can not find my disk drive
patent.


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name you're
using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.



John H[_2_] March 8th 10 01:21 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On Sun, 7 Mar 2010 17:07:43 -0800, "Bill McKee"
wrote:


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"jps" wrote in message
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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have
many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a
non-partisan but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my
"stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant
of facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need
to respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't
give a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't
respond well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who
have no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to
have joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who
would likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy,
freeloader, scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or
do you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and
loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people
who care about family and community." I made no comment
about a quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's
been my experience. Did you take a poll or are you just
upset that they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I
have legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in
law. I speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a
Spanish speaking country with a non English speaker. We
could end the illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass
another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of
thousands of educated workers in to keep down the wages in
the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I
worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with
them. But we have caused the major problem with illegal
immigrants by awarding them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays
to break the law and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of
laws on the books already. It's a matter of money for
enforcement. And, it's not economically or logistically
possible to deport 12 million people all at a time. The
current budget calls for an increase in funding for
enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely to hire
illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There are also
technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to cross-ref
social security numbers with birth dates, etc.) that would
help find those who use forged documents. We need to have
better border security, not so much for the Mexican/South of
the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the
border. That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong
with spotters, but they need to be able to call law
enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government
is failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting
the nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals,
it's a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing?
Nothing. At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program
of enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was
about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may
be OK. Wrong on this one being OK.

I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.

You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You are an imcompetent patent person if you can not find my disk drive
patent.


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name you're
using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.


I think Nincdepoop has called everyone in the group a liar...except Harry, of
course.
--

"Your honor can never be taken from you. Cherish it, in yourself and in others." (Unknown)

John H

Frogloogyherringsnacks March 8th 10 02:06 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 
Bill McKee wrote:
"nom=de=plume" wrote in message


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name you're
using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.

Maybe she doesn't know Bill is short for William?
I don't think so.
I had no trouble finding your patent using google.
No "database" needed. Well, google is essentially a database.
Took all of 10 seconds.
But you're probably right about her being a troll.
The giveaway is "under the name you're using."
Cute. A dishonest way to try to cut somebody down.



Harry[_2_] March 8th 10 02:20 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On 3/7/10 8:21 PM, John H wrote:
On Sun, 7 Mar 2010 17:07:43 -0800, "Bill
wrote:


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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and have
many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a
non-partisan but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my
"stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant
of facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need
to respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't
give a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't
respond well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who
have no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to
have joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who
would likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I) is
pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy,
freeloader, scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or
do you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and
loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people
who care about family and community." I made no comment
about a quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's
been my experience. Did you take a poll or are you just
upset that they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I
have legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in
law. I speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a
Spanish speaking country with a non English speaker. We
could end the illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass
another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of
thousands of educated workers in to keep down the wages in
the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I
worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with
them. But we have caused the major problem with illegal
immigrants by awarding them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays
to break the law and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of
laws on the books already. It's a matter of money for
enforcement. And, it's not economically or logistically
possible to deport 12 million people all at a time. The
current budget calls for an increase in funding for
enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely to hire
illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There are also
technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to cross-ref
social security numbers with birth dates, etc.) that would
help find those who use forged documents. We need to have
better border security, not so much for the Mexican/South of
the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the
border. That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong
with spotters, but they need to be able to call law
enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government
is failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting
the nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals,
it's a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing?
Nothing. At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the program
of enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and that was
about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy administration
alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may
be OK. Wrong on this one being OK.

I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.

You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You are an imcompetent patent person if you can not find my disk drive
patent.

You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name you're
using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.


I think Nincdepoop has called everyone in the group a liar...except Harry, of
course.



Well, you are a liar, but that is the least of your shortcomings.

--
Which one is the girl?

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nom=de=plume March 8th 10 03:15 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
...
"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"jps" wrote in message
...


Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and
have many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a
non-partisan but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my
"stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so ignorant
of facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the need
to respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't
give a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't
respond well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who
have no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to
have joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who
would likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I)
is pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy,
freeloader, scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently
racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory or
do you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and
loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people
who care about family and community." I made no comment
about a quantity, except with the use of mostly, and that's
been my experience. Did you take a poll or are you just
upset that they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I
have legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in
law. I speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a
Spanish speaking country with a non English speaker. We
could end the illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass
another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of
thousands of educated workers in to keep down the wages in
the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I
worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with
them. But we have caused the major problem with illegal
immigrants by awarding them benefits, and then amnesty. Pays
to break the law and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of
laws on the books already. It's a matter of money for
enforcement. And, it's not economically or logistically
possible to deport 12 million people all at a time. The
current budget calls for an increase in funding for
enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely to
hire illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There are
also technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to
cross-ref social security numbers with birth dates, etc.)
that would help find those who use forged documents. We need
to have better border security, not so much for the
Mexican/South of the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the
border. That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing wrong
with spotters, but they need to be able to call law
enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government
is failing in one of their primary duties. That is protecting
the nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals,
it's a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing?
Nothing. At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots of
illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And Tyson
Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the
program of enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and
that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy
administration alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may
be OK. Wrong on this one being OK.

I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.

You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You are an imcompetent patent person if you can not find my disk drive
patent.


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name you're
using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.


Sure, whatever. You're still a liar.

--
Nom=de=Plume



nom=de=plume March 8th 10 03:19 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 
"Frogloogyherringsnacks" wrote in message
...
Bill McKee wrote:
"nom=de=plume" wrote in message


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.

Maybe she doesn't know Bill is short for William?
I don't think so.
I had no trouble finding your patent using google.
No "database" needed. Well, google is essentially a database.
Took all of 10 seconds.
But you're probably right about her being a troll.
The giveaway is "under the name you're using."
Cute. A dishonest way to try to cut somebody down.




Maybe when you do your search on google you have a way of narrowing down the
14K hits. Maybe when I asked him specifically what name it was under and he
replied Bill McKee he should have said William McKee. Is he William McKee,
Jr.?

He's a liar and you're a fool.

--
Nom=de=Plume



Frogloogyherringsnacks March 8th 10 03:48 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 
nom=de=plume wrote:
"Frogloogyherringsnacks" wrote in message
...
Bill McKee wrote:
"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Incompetent troll.

Maybe she doesn't know Bill is short for William?
I don't think so.
I had no trouble finding your patent using google.
No "database" needed. Well, google is essentially a database.
Took all of 10 seconds.
But you're probably right about her being a troll.
The giveaway is "under the name you're using."
Cute. A dishonest way to try to cut somebody down.




Maybe when you do your search on google you have a way of narrowing down the
14K hits. Maybe when I asked him specifically what name it was under and he
replied Bill McKee he should have said William McKee. Is he William McKee,
Jr.?

He's a liar and you're a fool.

Right. I type william mckee disk drive patent into google and the very
first entry is http://news.google.com/patents/about?id=wwAjAAAAEBAJ
All the patent info right there. 10 seconds.
It fits what Bill has talked about before.
Difference between me and you is I don't just assume somebody is lying
because I don't agree with their opinions.
Difference between you and Bill is he isn't lying. Even uses his real
name to post.
Don't blame me you can't figure out to find a patent when you have all
the info you need.
You don't get paid for that, do you?
If so, consider yourself a member of "The Bull**** Economy."
People with no real skill finding a niche.
Most home inspectors used by new home lenders fit right in there.
Most don't know squat about homes, but know the formulated moves to
make, the RE agents to butter up and kick back to for referrals, and
what fee the market will bear for their "services."
So it figures you had difficulty finding Bill's patent.
Be proud of yourself. Nice racket you've got.
And go on calling people names when you disagree with them.
Nobody cares, but if it makes you feel good, why not?

CalifBill March 8th 10 05:38 AM

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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and
have many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a
non-partisan but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my
"stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so
ignorant of facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the
need to respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really don't
give a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't
respond well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who
have no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to
have joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who
would likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I)
is pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy,
freeloader, scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently
racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory
or do you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are mostly
hispanic. How many more hispanics that are legal are
incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and
loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly people
who care about family and community." I made no comment
about a quantity, except with the use of mostly, and
that's been my experience. Did you take a poll or are you
just upset that they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I
have legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in
law. I speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a
Spanish speaking country with a non English speaker. We
could end the illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass
another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of
thousands of educated workers in to keep down the wages in
the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I
worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with
them. But we have caused the major problem with illegal
immigrants by awarding them benefits, and then amnesty.
Pays to break the law and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of
laws on the books already. It's a matter of money for
enforcement. And, it's not economically or logistically
possible to deport 12 million people all at a time. The
current budget calls for an increase in funding for
enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely to
hire illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There
are also technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to
cross-ref social security numbers with birth dates, etc.)
that would help find those who use forged documents. We need
to have better border security, not so much for the
Mexican/South of the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the
border. That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing
wrong with spotters, but they need to be able to call law
enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal Government
is failing in one of their primary duties. That is
protecting the nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring illegals,
it's a big deal. What were the previous administrations doing?
Nothing. At least something is starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots
of illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And
Tyson Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the
program of enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and
that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy
administration alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one may
be OK. Wrong on this one being OK.

I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.

You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You are an imcompetent patent person if you can not find my disk drive
patent.

You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.


Sure, whatever. You're still a liar.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The guy who posted my patent, shows you to be a liar about being a patent
atty.



nom=de=plume March 8th 10 06:24 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 
"Frogloogyherringsnacks" wrote in message
...
nom=de=plume wrote:
"Frogloogyherringsnacks" wrote in message
...
Bill McKee wrote:
"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Incompetent troll.
Maybe she doesn't know Bill is short for William?
I don't think so.
I had no trouble finding your patent using google.
No "database" needed. Well, google is essentially a database.
Took all of 10 seconds.
But you're probably right about her being a troll.
The giveaway is "under the name you're using."
Cute. A dishonest way to try to cut somebody down.




Maybe when you do your search on google you have a way of narrowing down
the 14K hits. Maybe when I asked him specifically what name it was under
and he replied Bill McKee he should have said William McKee. Is he
William McKee, Jr.?

He's a liar and you're a fool.

Right. I type william mckee disk drive patent into google and the very
first entry is http://news.google.com/patents/about?id=wwAjAAAAEBAJ
All the patent info right there. 10 seconds.
It fits what Bill has talked about before.
Difference between me and you is I don't just assume somebody is lying
because I don't agree with their opinions.
Difference between you and Bill is he isn't lying. Even uses his real
name to post.
Don't blame me you can't figure out to find a patent when you have all
the info you need.
You don't get paid for that, do you?
If so, consider yourself a member of "The Bull**** Economy."
People with no real skill finding a niche.
Most home inspectors used by new home lenders fit right in there.
Most don't know squat about homes, but know the formulated moves to
make, the RE agents to butter up and kick back to for referrals, and
what fee the market will bear for their "services."
So it figures you had difficulty finding Bill's patent.
Be proud of yourself. Nice racket you've got.
And go on calling people names when you disagree with them.
Nobody cares, but if it makes you feel good, why not?



Oh, except that he never said what his patent was about. So, typing William
McKee patent in google isn't going to find it. See my comment about you
being a fool for additional information.

Oh, and you're a bozo also.

--
Nom=de=Plume



nom=de=plume March 8th 10 06:25 AM

Those damn Canadians..
 
"CalifBill" wrote in message
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"jps" wrote in message
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Point is, Richard, that you paint yourself (and
have many believers on
the right as a result of doing so) as a
non-partisan but your stripes
shine through in the most obvious way.


Believe me when I say you have no idea what my
"stripes" are.
You have a lot to say for someone who is so
ignorant of facts.


I expect crickets or a punt, so don't feel the
need to respond. You
won't disappoint me. Cuz, like you, I really
don't give a **** what
you think.


Absolutely incorrect. I do care. I just don't
respond well to narrow
minded, ill tempered and mean spirited people who
have no tolerance for
points of view other than their own. You seem to
have joined the "them against
us" mindset, regardless of political persuasion.

Discussing issues with people like yourself (who
would likely be
characterized as far more of an extremist than I)
is pointless.

Hope your business is doing well.

Eisboch

I don't think you addressed this point...

If a "conservative" would make a comment about a
Hispanic, it'd be
along the lines of "illegal, shiftless, lazy,
freeloader, scab, etc."

And you count Plume's comment about the Hispanic
population being
family-oriented and warm as being equivalently
racist.

Is something about the second statement derogatory
or do you find
warm, family-oriented people to be offensive?

--
Nom=de=Plume


GOOD GRIEF!

Eisboch



So, you refuse to address the point. Ok.

--
Nom=de=Plume


All those hispanics warm and loving.
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServe...ecentersffe c

$1.4 Billion to incarerate illegals and they are
mostly hispanic. How many more hispanics that are
legal are incarcerated?



Please show me where I said "all" Hispanics.

Please show me where "all" white are honest citizens.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You insinuated that there were very few not warm and
loving.

Actually, I said, "They are mostly a warm, friendly
people who care about family and community." I made no
comment about a quantity, except with the use of mostly,
and that's been my experience. Did you take a poll or are
you just upset that they're here?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Mostly is a quantity. I am ****ed about the illegals. I
have legal friends that are Hispanic. Including a son in
law. I speak enough Spanish to hold a conversation in a
Spanish speaking country with a non English speaker. We
could end the illegal problem by the end of the week. Pass
another Bracero Bill. Work permits. We allow 100,00's of
thousands of educated workers in to keep down the wages in
the professional disciplines using the H-1 visa program. I
worked along side Bracero's as a teenager. No problem with
them. But we have caused the major problem with illegal
immigrants by awarding them benefits, and then amnesty.
Pays to break the law and come here without papers.


Ok. Well, I'm ****ed about illegals also. We have plenty of
laws on the books already. It's a matter of money for
enforcement. And, it's not economically or logistically
possible to deport 12 million people all at a time. The
current budget calls for an increase in funding for
enforcement, mostly auditing companies that are likely to
hire illegals. That is progressing, but too slowly. There
are also technical mechanisms (e.g., actually being able to
cross-ref social security numbers with birth dates, etc.)
that would help find those who use forged documents. We
need to have better border security, not so much for the
Mexican/South of the Border groups, as for terrorists.

We don't need civilians armed to the teeth patrolling the
border. That's just dumb on a number of levels. Nothing
wrong with spotters, but they need to be able to call law
enforcement to take action.

--
Nom=de=Plume


But the law even if called does nada. The Federal
Government is failing in one of their primary duties. That
is protecting the nation.

Huh? If a company is found to be deliberately hiring
illegals, it's a big deal. What were the previous
administrations doing? Nothing. At least something is
starting to happen.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The previous administration had some huge raids, netting lots
of illegals. Be outcry over the poor peons being busted. And
Tyson Farms, who is a big Dem contributor, cried wolf.

The previous administration did little and underfunded the
program of enforcement. They made a couple of show raids, and
that was about it.

Suggestion: Get your head out of Dick Cheney's butt.

--
Nom=de=Plume
\

Get your head out of Reid's but.

You're the one who keeps the dream of the last crappy
administration alive.

--
Nom=de=Plume


I did not vote for the last administration and figured this one
may be OK. Wrong on this one being OK.

I doubt it. You don't sound like someone who would miss a chance at
voting for Bush/Cheney.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Bad judge of character had to be added to your resume.

You're a liar. You lied about your "patents" among other things.

--
Nom=de=Plume


You are an imcompetent patent person if you can not find my disk drive
patent.

You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.


Sure, whatever. You're still a liar.

--
Nom=de=Plume


The guy who posted my patent, shows you to be a liar about being a patent
atty.


"The guy"? Which guy? Your imaginary 6' tall friend?

--
Nom=de=Plume



Eisboch March 8th 10 01:00 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 

"Frogloogyherringsnacks" wrote in message
...
Bill McKee wrote:
"nom=de=plume" wrote in message


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.

Maybe she doesn't know Bill is short for William?
I don't think so.
I had no trouble finding your patent using google.
No "database" needed. Well, google is essentially a database.
Took all of 10 seconds.
But you're probably right about her being a troll.
The giveaway is "under the name you're using."
Cute. A dishonest way to try to cut somebody down.



I put my name and "patent" in Google. Returned as number two on the list,
the first being a Richard with a last name spelled differently than mine.

I didn't Google using "Eisboch".

I have bad memories of dealing with patent attorneys. When I sold my
company and the buyer began the due diligence process, two patent attorneys
were the first people I met with. One was a corporate type for the buyer,
the other was a hired consultant. Spent the better part of two days with
them, and finally they left to go do whatever it is that they do.

We then went through the (almost 3 month) exhausting process of due
diligence, looking at all our financials, taxes, liabilities, etc. and I was
getting worn out by the whole process. The buyer was a large, public
company and had many resources, including a staff of lawyers, accountants
and marketing types. Any small business owner who goes through this will
understand how grueling the process is and at some point you basically
become committed to the deal, just to get it over with.

The day before the official closing (almost 3 months later) the two patent
attorneys came back with a 3 inch stack of patent copies. They started going
through them, one by one, asking if we built anything like what was on the
patent papers. It was ridiculous. It was like being Ford and the attorney
hands you a patent by Chevrolet and asks if you make anything similar.

The CEO of the acquiring company was a gruff, tough talking, no-nonsense
type and nobody in his company cherished getting on his radar screen. By 8
pm, the evening before the closing, we were only halfway through the stack
of papers that his patent attorneys had prepared. Exasperated, I called
for a break and told them that I had had enough and one of them was going
to have to call the CEO of their company and tell him the closing would have
to be postponed to a later date because we still had a pile of papers to go
through.

The patent attorneys looked at each other with panic in their faces, picked
up the remaining paperwork and stuffed it into their briefcases. They then
announced that everything was fine, there didn't appear to be any patent
conflicts or infringements to be concerned with and left.

The closing occurred on time the next morning.

Eisboch






Harry[_2_] March 8th 10 01:07 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On 3/8/10 8:00 AM, Eisboch wrote:
om wrote in message
...
Bill McKee wrote:
wrote in message


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.

Maybe she doesn't know Bill is short for William?
I don't think so.
I had no trouble finding your patent using google.
No "database" needed. Well, google is essentially a database.
Took all of 10 seconds.
But you're probably right about her being a troll.
The giveaway is "under the name you're using."
Cute. A dishonest way to try to cut somebody down.



I put my name and "patent" in Google. Returned as number two on the list,
the first being a Richard with a last name spelled differently than mine.

I didn't Google using "Eisboch".

I have bad memories of dealing with patent attorneys. When I sold my
company and the buyer began the due diligence process, two patent attorneys
were the first people I met with. One was a corporate type for the buyer,
the other was a hired consultant. Spent the better part of two days with
them, and finally they left to go do whatever it is that they do.

We then went through the (almost 3 month) exhausting process of due
diligence, looking at all our financials, taxes, liabilities, etc. and I was
getting worn out by the whole process. The buyer was a large, public
company and had many resources, including a staff of lawyers, accountants
and marketing types. Any small business owner who goes through this will
understand how grueling the process is and at some point you basically
become committed to the deal, just to get it over with.

The day before the official closing (almost 3 months later) the two patent
attorneys came back with a 3 inch stack of patent copies. They started going
through them, one by one, asking if we built anything like what was on the
patent papers. It was ridiculous. It was like being Ford and the attorney
hands you a patent by Chevrolet and asks if you make anything similar.

The CEO of the acquiring company was a gruff, tough talking, no-nonsense
type and nobody in his company cherished getting on his radar screen. By 8
pm, the evening before the closing, we were only halfway through the stack
of papers that his patent attorneys had prepared. Exasperated, I called
for a break and told them that I had had enough and one of them was going
to have to call the CEO of their company and tell him the closing would have
to be postponed to a later date because we still had a pile of papers to go
through.

The patent attorneys looked at each other with panic in their faces, picked
up the remaining paperwork and stuffed it into their briefcases. They then
announced that everything was fine, there didn't appear to be any patent
conflicts or infringements to be concerned with and left.

The closing occurred on time the next morning.

Eisboch



Sounds like they billed by the hour and wanted to rack up a lot more
hours...


BTW, local paper here had a nice spread about the "third-largest" guitar
manufacturer in the USA being right in our backyards.
Paul Reed Smith Guitars

URL:


http://www.bayweekly.com/year10/issue_9/lead_1.html

John H[_2_] March 8th 10 01:15 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:00:41 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Frogloogyherringsnacks" wrote in message
...
Bill McKee wrote:
"nom=de=plume" wrote in message


You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.

Maybe she doesn't know Bill is short for William?
I don't think so.
I had no trouble finding your patent using google.
No "database" needed. Well, google is essentially a database.
Took all of 10 seconds.
But you're probably right about her being a troll.
The giveaway is "under the name you're using."
Cute. A dishonest way to try to cut somebody down.



I put my name and "patent" in Google. Returned as number two on the list,
the first being a Richard with a last name spelled differently than mine.

I didn't Google using "Eisboch".

I have bad memories of dealing with patent attorneys. When I sold my
company and the buyer began the due diligence process, two patent attorneys
were the first people I met with. One was a corporate type for the buyer,
the other was a hired consultant. Spent the better part of two days with
them, and finally they left to go do whatever it is that they do.

We then went through the (almost 3 month) exhausting process of due
diligence, looking at all our financials, taxes, liabilities, etc. and I was
getting worn out by the whole process. The buyer was a large, public
company and had many resources, including a staff of lawyers, accountants
and marketing types. Any small business owner who goes through this will
understand how grueling the process is and at some point you basically
become committed to the deal, just to get it over with.

The day before the official closing (almost 3 months later) the two patent
attorneys came back with a 3 inch stack of patent copies. They started going
through them, one by one, asking if we built anything like what was on the
patent papers. It was ridiculous. It was like being Ford and the attorney
hands you a patent by Chevrolet and asks if you make anything similar.

The CEO of the acquiring company was a gruff, tough talking, no-nonsense
type and nobody in his company cherished getting on his radar screen. By 8
pm, the evening before the closing, we were only halfway through the stack
of papers that his patent attorneys had prepared. Exasperated, I called
for a break and told them that I had had enough and one of them was going
to have to call the CEO of their company and tell him the closing would have
to be postponed to a later date because we still had a pile of papers to go
through.

The patent attorneys looked at each other with panic in their faces, picked
up the remaining paperwork and stuffed it into their briefcases. They then
announced that everything was fine, there didn't appear to be any patent
conflicts or infringements to be concerned with and left.

The closing occurred on time the next morning.

Eisboch




Do you know to whom you're responding?
--

"Your honor can never be taken from you. Cherish it, in yourself and in others." (Unknown)

John H

HK[_6_] March 8th 10 01:20 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On 3/8/10 8:15 AM, John H wrote:
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:00:41 -0500, wrote:


om wrote in message
...
Bill McKee wrote:
wrote in message

You're a liar. Nothing like that is in the database under the name
you're using.

--
Nom=de=Plume


Incompetent troll.
Maybe she doesn't know Bill is short for William?
I don't think so.
I had no trouble finding your patent using google.
No "database" needed. Well, google is essentially a database.
Took all of 10 seconds.
But you're probably right about her being a troll.
The giveaway is "under the name you're using."
Cute. A dishonest way to try to cut somebody down.



I put my name and "patent" in Google. Returned as number two on the list,
the first being a Richard with a last name spelled differently than mine.

I didn't Google using "Eisboch".

I have bad memories of dealing with patent attorneys. When I sold my
company and the buyer began the due diligence process, two patent attorneys
were the first people I met with. One was a corporate type for the buyer,
the other was a hired consultant. Spent the better part of two days with
them, and finally they left to go do whatever it is that they do.

We then went through the (almost 3 month) exhausting process of due
diligence, looking at all our financials, taxes, liabilities, etc. and I was
getting worn out by the whole process. The buyer was a large, public
company and had many resources, including a staff of lawyers, accountants
and marketing types. Any small business owner who goes through this will
understand how grueling the process is and at some point you basically
become committed to the deal, just to get it over with.

The day before the official closing (almost 3 months later) the two patent
attorneys came back with a 3 inch stack of patent copies. They started going
through them, one by one, asking if we built anything like what was on the
patent papers. It was ridiculous. It was like being Ford and the attorney
hands you a patent by Chevrolet and asks if you make anything similar.

The CEO of the acquiring company was a gruff, tough talking, no-nonsense
type and nobody in his company cherished getting on his radar screen. By 8
pm, the evening before the closing, we were only halfway through the stack
of papers that his patent attorneys had prepared. Exasperated, I called
for a break and told them that I had had enough and one of them was going
to have to call the CEO of their company and tell him the closing would have
to be postponed to a later date because we still had a pile of papers to go
through.

The patent attorneys looked at each other with panic in their faces, picked
up the remaining paperwork and stuffed it into their briefcases. They then
announced that everything was fine, there didn't appear to be any patent
conflicts or infringements to be concerned with and left.

The closing occurred on time the next morning.

Eisboch




Do you know to whom you're responding?




Herring doesn't like it when posters respond to those he doesn't like.
He actually believes he is in charge of something. snerk

Eisboch March 8th 10 01:37 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 

"John H" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:00:41 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:




Do you know to whom you're responding?
--

"Your honor can never be taken from you. Cherish it, in yourself and in
others." (Unknown)

John H




Nope. I've lost track of who's who in this newsgroup. I really just
quickly browse the headers once in a while.

Rec.boats is wrecked.

Eisboch



I am Tosk[_3_] March 8th 10 01:41 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 



Incompetent troll.


I think Nincdepoop has called everyone in the group a liar...except Harry, of
course.


First of all I would note that I snipped almost 400 lines of headers and "you
lied", "no you lied" and still the message loses nothing;) As to Plum, why
would she mess with the fat brother in the cellar?

Scotty

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing, no crybabies!

HK[_6_] March 8th 10 01:46 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On 3/8/10 8:37 AM, Eisboch wrote:
"John wrote in message
...
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:00:41 -0500, wrote:




Do you know to whom you're responding?
--

"Your honor can never be taken from you. Cherish it, in yourself and in
others." (Unknown)

John H




Nope. I've lost track of who's who in this newsgroup. I really just
quickly browse the headers once in a while.

Rec.boats is wrecked.

Eisboch



Indeed it is.

HK[_7_] March 8th 10 01:56 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On 3/8/10 8:41 AM, I am Tosk wrote:



Incompetent troll.


I think Nincdepoop has called everyone in the group a liar...except Harry, of
course.


First of all I would note that I snipped almost 400 lines of headers and "you
lied", "no you lied" and still the message loses nothing;) As to Plum, why
would she mess with the fat brother in the cellar?

Scotty



Paid that hospital bill yet, Mr. "I can't get a job"?


Loogypicker[_2_] March 8th 10 02:04 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On Mar 8, 8:46*am, HK wrote:
On 3/8/10 8:37 AM, Eisboch wrote:





"John *wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:00:41 -0500, *wrote:


Do you know to whom you're responding?
--


"Your honor can never be taken from you. Cherish it, in yourself and in
others." (Unknown)


John H


Nope. *I've lost track of who's who in this newsgroup. * I really just
quickly browse the headers once in a while.


Rec.boats is wrecked.


Eisboch


Indeed it is.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Then leave, fat ass.

HK[_6_] March 8th 10 02:08 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On 3/8/10 9:04 AM, Loogypicker wrote:
On Mar 8, 8:46 am, wrote:
On 3/8/10 8:37 AM, Eisboch wrote:





"John wrote in message
...
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:00:41 -0500, wrote:


Do you know to whom you're responding?
--


"Your honor can never be taken from you. Cherish it, in yourself and in
others." (Unknown)


John H


Nope. I've lost track of who's who in this newsgroup. I really just
quickly browse the headers once in a while.


Rec.boats is wrecked.


Eisboch


Indeed it is.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Then leave, fat ass.



Poor Loogy. You have about as much ability to convince or enforce as
herring, which is to say, none at all.

You're an asshole, loogy.


I am Tosk[_3_] March 8th 10 02:21 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
In article ,
says...

"John H" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:00:41 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:




Do you know to whom you're responding?
--

"Your honor can never be taken from you. Cherish it, in yourself and in
others." (Unknown)

John H




Nope. I've lost track of who's who in this newsgroup. I really just
quickly browse the headers once in a while.

Rec.boats is wrecked.

Eisboch


I beg to differ... Most here have filtered the idiots who annoy us, out. We
(especially Tim) have been making on topic posts and responding to them. We
still have a couple who insist in talking to Harry's room-mate, but really,
they are easy to ignore too.

Scotty

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing, no crybabies!

Loogypicker[_2_] March 8th 10 02:24 PM

Those damn Canadians..
 
On Mar 8, 9:08*am, HK wrote:
On 3/8/10 9:04 AM, Loogypicker wrote:





On Mar 8, 8:46 am, *wrote:
On 3/8/10 8:37 AM, Eisboch wrote:


"John * *wrote in message
...
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:00:41 -0500, * *wrote:


Do you know to whom you're responding?
--


"Your honor can never be taken from you. Cherish it, in yourself and in
others." (Unknown)


John H


Nope. *I've lost track of who's who in this newsgroup. * I really just
quickly browse the headers once in a while.


Rec.boats is wrecked.


Eisboch


Indeed it is.- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -


Then leave, fat ass.


Poor Loogy. You have about as much ability to convince or enforce as
herring, which is to say, none at all.

You're an asshole, loogy.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


And you're such a loser that you have to lie about every aspect of
your miserable life, fat ass.


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