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jjmez said...

My friendships are not limited. They are genuine, unlike others who collect friendships with strings attached. I have true friends from all walks of life, many nationalities, religions, non-religions alike. There's no left or right, conservative or liberal where we stand. There are only the the matters of right verses wrong, having character, integrity and scruples. Something these individuals now trying to play the nice will always lack.

I know Pam Sohn. Have known her for decades. A very fine and upstanding lady. A lady with integrity, scruples, compassion and character. Things you lack. That's why it's odd that someone of your spineless nature would attempt to play the nicey with her. You're not to be trusted. I'm sure she's already aware of that.

May 6, 2013 at 8:54 a.m.
jjmez said...

Easy, these people wouldn't be out in the open if they didn't have family and friends from local law enforcement on up to and including members of local judicial system having their back. They're the true essence of the definition of the word coward.

May 5, 2013 at 10:14 a.m.
jjmez said...

You'll have to watch your back, Ms. Sohn. When an admittedly vicious, vindictive staunch conservative praise you, it's because they have plans to control you. When they realize they can't control you, they'll pull some dirty file out they've been saving and you'll become the main course of their meal.

May 5, 2013 at 10:06 a.m.
jjmez said...

anniebelle said... This is what’s headed to the USA as soon as the Koch Brothers take over this country.

GOP businessmen have always been heavily invested in those overseas sweatshops. They're the ones who financed the businesses and got them off the ground.

May 4, 2013 at 9:23 a.m.
jjmez said...

I agree with anniebelle. I've met many of them too. They live in constant fear and suspicion of anyone and everyone who doesn't look like them. Living in he same community as they do, where they've formed groups, can be a daily obstacle course. But come Sunday morning, they're all heading to that building that preach love thy neighbor as thyself.

May 1, 2013 at 7:55 a.m.
jjmez said...

Easy, I can specifically recall the individual attacking a lady on another forum so brutally that I can't seem to get it out of my mind. The attack was so brutal that I feared for the woman's safety and forwarded the information on to local, state and federal authorities. I mean the attack was just that brutal and ugly that it was disturbing. Referring to the lady as a pompous, trifling, fat-ass, ugly-bi/tch., and a host of other derogatory and demeaning statements used. I've tried to find the lady just to say a few kind words to her, but I haven't been able to locate her.

These individuals aren't concerned taxpayers. They are ruthless, bitter, angry at the world, vendictive and jealous. Maybe they're going through an extreme case of menopause. If anyone is in need of religion or finding God, any God will do, they would certainly fit the case.

May 1, 2013 at 7:47 a.m.
jjmez said...

aidehua said... agreed! Imagine adults treating adults like adults - free to do what they want so long as they don't hurt anybody but possibly themselves

What guarantee is there that adults doing whatever they want will only hurt themsevles, and not others?

Many of the individuals posting on this subject want the laws to be selective. They seem to think the rules and personal responsibility shouldn't apply to them. Only some joe from the poor side of the tracks shouldn't break laws? They, their friends and family should be allowed to break laws because they're considered contributors to society?

April 28, 2013 at 9:58 p.m.
jjmez said...

"If you say you believe in personal responsibility,"

Actually, that was said with sarcasm, Hunter. Just bouncing off the term many of the very same posters now beating up on Chief Dodd have used when it was someone from the poor side of town complaining about them dar dopey laws and how their families were gravely affected when that primary breadwinner, who'd contributed to society, were jailed and removed from the home. Leading to the family having to apply for public assistance or chance becoming homeless.

April 28, 2013 at 9:44 p.m.
jjmez said...

alprova said...

Mountainlaurel wrote: "I don’t quite understand your point here, Alprova." My point is that despite any and all efforts to stop torture and to make it patently illegal Internationally, I'm sure that it goes on behind closed doors, even by red-blooded Americans who should know better than to do it.

More often than not, right in America's own backyard, and particuarly in its jails, prisons, on its streets and against American citizens. Most of those involved in the Abu Ghraib scandal were parttime/moonlighting Reservists and Nat'l Guards who in their American civilian roles were jail and prison guards, or police.

April 28, 2013 at 9:35 p.m.
jjmez said...

degage said... jjmez, What is your proof?

According to your own federal government investigations. Perhaps you were asleep or not yet born when the reports first came out? Not to mention the several articles written on the subject, with pictures? One of several written by various news outlets/ TIME Mag, May 2004 article-"What Went Wrong In Iraq: Abuses Shock The World" Pictures included.

April 28, 2013 at 9:28 p.m.
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