LumRaiderFan

How in the world did you get THAT out of what I said...lol.

It already does...corporate profit is no threat to quality of life. In fact, it improves it...more profit, more expansion, more jobs.

Disagree...Democrats still exist.

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Exactly right...but somehow, lowering their salary will make someone's life better...smh. Amazes me that this is what many folks zero in on.

And who exactly should decide how much these CEOs should make...let me guess. Should this also extend to CEOs of auto manufactures...everyone needs a car, right? No thanks, I don't want to go down that socialist road.

Weird how this doesn't get the attention in the mainstream media that the Palin crosshairs comments did...one might think the media is biased.

It's sad that so many people really believe this...that the gov is the only fix. Do you really think that the gov will actually make costs go down...I'll answer...NO! The will simply take more from one group and take less from another and problem solved...the takers are paying less. Problem is, that isn't sustainable...eventually the takers will over burden the makers.

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How did you come up with that one? And you have no idea why he fired Comey...but he did deserve to be fired, he was not fit for the job. The President can fire who he sees fit...he's not obligated to leave anyone, including Comey, in their position when they are obviously trying to take him down any way he can. There are many more he should fire IMO.

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Looks like we both can remember a time when this was a no brainer.

Let's not get sidetracked...we need to worry about the REAL terrorisits in Alabama, Kentucky and Mississippi.

I appreciate the humble response and it's what I hear from all military, cops and first responders that I know and talk to. I'm simply doing my job, no thanks required. My feeling is that, even though appreciation isn't asked for, those of us that benefit from these folks putting their lives at risk, (example being your previous statement to not being owed anything) should at the very least acknowledge the service they provide to us at every opportunity. That's what I feel should have happened with this young man at graduation. If we allow ourselves to get to the point to not recognize, appreciate, single out and acknowledge folks like this young man, we're in trouble. Think about it, I'm talking about folks that are willing to risk their lives for complete strangers...I sure don't think a little appreciation shown when given the opportunity is too much. JMO

Always good to see a rational, mature protest from the left...nothing new, they show their rump all the time. [Hidden Content]

I think that's why he thought Obama was so weak...wouldn't even do what's in the best interest for his own country. I sure know that's why I thought he was weak.

God, the "Father", loves them very much.

Agree 100% with this...we can't be mind readers...if someone is heading out to serve, let them walk in their uniform. I can also understand Englebert's post that someone will want to walk in their LSU shirt or a Burka and the school district may fear getting into a mess if they refuse. I say allow military to walk in uniform (it's not going to be an epidemic)...they deserve it, and tell others they have to wear the "other" required dress code items. Hopefully, we're not so far down the PC road that this is an impossibility...maybe we are since we even have to discuss it. JMO

If they are American citizens, they have rights. Read the Constitution...you might learn something.

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And many of us would like to keep it that way.

Michael Moore is on of their bloggers...IJS.

We'll have to agree to disagree with this one, I guess. I think it's a shame that an exception can't be made here. According to the article, other schools embrace our finest walking in uniform...kudos to them.