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I didn't say it was a conspiracy thing, nor do I think it is (although it's certainly possible that it was discussed amongst two or more people before it was posted). I think it is is a piece of fiction penned by an individual for the specific purpose of furthering an agenda, and not necessarily...

I don't buy it. It reads too simplistic and generic. Nothing in there we haven't heard before from a dozen sources.

Mine tells me to get off the Interstate, drive around the block, and then get back on the Interstate. I've fallen for it twice, and both times it laughed at me for 30 miles.

Well, OK. It's somewhat of a stretch to call that "instigating class warfare", but at least I understand now the context in which you used that. One, answering a question is not the same as answering the question. When you complain about things, but fail to offer up alternatives or solutions to...

One is the name calling of an EO member, which is not permitted by the Code of Conduct that you agreed to when you signed on here, and the other is smack-down smack which stems from verifiable trend of newly created usernames coming out of the woodwork with singe-digit posting histories...

That's my point. There's no official instruction manual, which leaves it up to each individual parent to figure out how they want to raise their kids. Ask a thousand parents how to raise kids, and you'll get a thousand different answers, all of which are wrong. Or right, depending on who you...

When you complain about things, but fail to offer up alternatives or solutions to a problem, all you're doing is complaining for the sake of complaining. This is also known as bіcthіn', whinin' and moaning. 'Don't vacation on Martha's Vineyard.' OK, where is an acceptable alternative vacation...

Oh, sorry, I was confused. When you mentioned "shared sacrifice" in quotes, I just assumed you meant it in the same context in which Obama used it himself, rather than meaning it in some other completely unrelated context. OK, so who, exactly, should The President of the United States of...

Doesn't matter if it's my child or not, the babysitter shouldn't be able to do as she wishes with someone else's child. The parent(s) may or may not be OK with this. To take it one step further, instead of arresting and charging the babysitter, the police should have informed the child's...

I'm not trying to change the facts, I'm trying to introduce some into the thread, as inconvenient as they may be. The first sentence of the "article", half of it is a fact, the second half is not. The second paragraph is true. Everything else in the article is opinions, not facts. No facts to...

Pretty much, yes. As Aristotle said, and I paraphrase and expand, as long as what you are doing doesn't violate the rights of others.

You're quite welcome.

If you sayso. "And before anyone asks...." was specifically to intercept those from fixating on the extremes.

Just because I think someone's children is their own business doesn't mean I condone or agree with everything they do, much less want to be Facebook Friends with them. I knew someone would fixate on the extremes, and that OK. It's why I went extreme with my statement. But the real problems...

I'm right there with ya on that one. If it's your child, it's none of anybody else's business. You should be able to do with it anything you want. And before anyone asks, yes, anything.

Sorry for the expenses and hassles. Thanks for the update, tho. :)

Actually, you started the thread with a quote from an opinion piece from a Blog, and it's one with a flawed premise and incorrect assumptions and conclusions. "No matter who is the president, the opposition party delights in criticizing him for taking time off, billing it as insensitive to the...

I've had a few at Panther where two loads were on the van at the same time and got paid full rate for each. But the nature of the business makes that a rare thing.

I LOVE France, but hate the French.