Conquer Club

#1 1760-80's. American Revolution and "all men are created equal" - a shift
#2 1824-reconstruction. American Civil War and "men giving their lives for the rights of all Americans" - a shift
#3 1940-1960's. The Civil Rights movements and MLK "I have a dream" - a Shift
#4 2009-present ????? ??????? - a shift

Just finished Common Sense by Glen Beck. A must read for any red blooded American. The first step is to register INDEPENDENT, as both parties are destroying this country. In '08 I stopped voting for "the lesser of two evils" because its STILL evil! I have been a registered Republican my whole adult life, no more. I am changing my party affiliation to Independent. These low life's have to be stopped! By this I mean Democrats and Republicans!



Time to start another one of Glen's books, An Inconvenient Book.

Yep if things carry on like this you may have to cut down on cheeseburgers,new guns and church donations.........crisis crisis crisis

comic boy wrote:Yep if things carry on like this you may have to cut down on cheeseburgers,new guns and church donations.........crisis crisis crisis

Yes, I hear in California, they had to cut back 100% of welfare, 100% of health assistance, and 100% tuition assistance. OH, and of course, cheese burgers.

Cheese burgers? That's going to trigger "Armagedon" right there.

comic boy wrote:Yep if things carry on like this you may have to cut down on cheeseburgers,new guns and church donations.........crisis crisis crisis

Nah, I'm going to buy a new gun tomorrow. It's a very small an concealable 22 revolver with five shots. It's about 2 by four inches, very nice.

I would have bought it today but the gun store is closed on Sundays...

GabonX wrote:

comic boy wrote:Yep if things carry on like this you may have to cut down on cheeseburgers,new guns and church donations.........crisis crisis crisis

Nah, I'm going to buy a new gun tomorrow. It's a very small an concealable 22 revolver with five shots. It's about 2 by four inches, very nice.

I would have bought it today but the gun store is closed on Sundays...

22 aint gonna do nothing. 38 almost the same size

GabonX wrote:

comic boy wrote:Yep if things carry on like this you may have to cut down on cheeseburgers,new guns and church donations.........crisis crisis crisis

Nah, I'm going to buy a new gun tomorrow. It's a very small an concealable 22 revolver with five shots. It's about 2 by four inches, very nice.

I would have bought it today but the gun store is closed on Sundays...

Exactly
No financial crisis for you and I dont see too much mass starvation in California

comic boy wrote:

GabonX wrote:

comic boy wrote:Yep if things carry on like this you may have to cut down on cheeseburgers,new guns and church donations.........crisis crisis crisis

Nah, I'm going to buy a new gun tomorrow. It's a very small an concealable 22 revolver with five shots. It's about 2 by four inches, very nice.

I would have bought it today but the gun store is closed on Sundays...

Exactly
No financial crisis for you and I dont see too much mass starvation in California

then you havent looked. it is well known to a large majority of americans, that california, the whole state, is going BANKRUPT. so, forgive me that i dont agree that the worlds 8th largest economy declaring bankruptcy "isn't a crisis" and since 100% of welfare has been cut in California, I will guarantee you there is at least 1 person starving, and would bet a small fortune there are 1,000's starving. Pull your head out of your ass

Phatscotty wrote:

GabonX wrote:

comic boy wrote:Yep if things carry on like this you may have to cut down on cheeseburgers,new guns and church donations.........crisis crisis crisis

Nah, I'm going to buy a new gun tomorrow. It's a very small an concealable 22 revolver with five shots. It's about 2 by four inches, very nice.

I would have bought it today but the gun store is closed on Sundays...

22 aint gonna do nothing. 38 almost the same size

I have a model 60 .357 magnum snubby that I usually carry, but for certain things (traveling out of state, abroad, anywhere where I would have to sneak it around) I would like a smaller gun.

The one I'm getting at is much smaller. Here's a picture (and yes those are regular sized car keys):

comic boy wrote:

GabonX wrote:

comic boy wrote:Yep if things carry on like this you may have to cut down on cheeseburgers,new guns and church donations.........crisis crisis crisis

Nah, I'm going to buy a new gun tomorrow. It's a very small an concealable 22 revolver with five shots. It's about 2 by four inches, very nice.

I would have bought it today but the gun store is closed on Sundays...

Exactly
No financial crisis for you and I dont see too much mass starvation in California

Luvs comics premise that anything short of "mass starvation" does not not qualify as a crisis. LOL PS comic, Obama has said we were in a CRISIS about 2.2 million times before this happened in Cali. you calling Obama a liar?

jay_a2j wrote:Just finished Common Sense by Glen Beck. A must read for any red blooded American. The first step is to register INDEPENDENT, as both parties are destroying this country. In '08 I stopped voting for "the lesser of two evils" because its STILL evil! I have been a registered Republican my whole adult life, no more. I am changing my party affiliation to Independent. These low life's have to be stopped! By this I mean Democrats and Republicans!



Time to start another one of Glen's books, An Inconvenient Book.

I read them in the opposite order.

My dear fat friend
Everything is so black and white to you ( no pun intended ) , there is such a thing as scale you realise. Even if the current economic situation in the USA were to get twice as bad, and last twice as long, the average citizen would still be vastly more affluent than those who were unfortunate enough to be born in the Third World. Stop whining and thank your lucky stars that it is only by chance that you have been able to stuff your face all your life rather than watch your children die of malnutrition.

Funny

I thought it was centuries of cultural superiority and greater work ethic as evidenced by yield.

I stand corrected. It was all 'luck'.

comic boy wrote:My dear fat friend
Everything is so black and white to you ( no pun intended ) , there is such a thing as scale you realise. Even if the current economic situation in the USA were to get twice as bad, and last twice as long, the average citizen would still be vastly more affluent than those who were unfortunate enough to be born in the Third World. Stop whining and thank your lucky stars that it is only by chance that you have been able to stuff your face all your life rather than watch your children die of malnutrition.

I find your statement highly un-american. in that it is not in American's nature culturally to "settle for less" to paraphrase your "still more affluent...." statement. AS for what I am thankful, I am thankful I have a voice and an opinion and a sense of duty to make sure the welfare-state of liberal influence does not bring us to your third world mentality. The proof is in your own morbid statement. This economic condition getting "worse" brings us CLOSER to this third world scenario, and does not bring us CLOSER to staying a first rate power. Who is gonna borrow us money to finance the debt with such wreckless abondon financially? that is classic live for todayer, completely unaware of an investment in tomorrow.

He's from the UK, the new home of liberal fascism, and seems to completely support the trampling of the rights of his own countrymen.

Of course he's going to be anti American. What did you expect?

well that makes perfect sense.

GabonX wrote:Funny

I thought it was centuries of cultural superiority and greater work ethic as evidenced by yield.

I stand corrected. It was all 'luck'.

That , amongst other things , explains why one country prospers rather than another but it has zero influence on where any particular person is born. I realise that it was pure luck that I was conceived in Britain rather than , for example, sub Saharan Africa and for that I am grateful.
The fat moron however seems to think it was his God given right to be born in an afluent society, seems to think that he lives in a magical chosen land and that milk and honey should always flow.
The fact is that the USA is struggling because too many of its people have become complacent, they have spent far more than they earn and its now biting them in the arse.
The USA is not alone in this respect, the UK also has a horrendous level of personal debt but note that we are not flooding the forums with constant whinges about how terrible and unfair everything is. Blame the politicians all you like but the average American consumer has much to answer for also ,if your GDP had increased by as much as your waistlines the last 20 years you would all be laughing. Does pointing this out make me anti American, I think not, rather it makes me anti stupidity which seems to be the bedrock supporting fatboys frequent rants.

GabonX wrote:He's from the UK, the new home of liberal fascism, and seems to completely support the trampling of the rights of his own countrymen.

Of course he's going to be anti American. What did you expect?

You forgot to mention that I eat lentils and worship at the feet of a transvestite wearing a goat mask, surely these details are as precise and relevent to the discussion as the above

comic boy wrote:

GabonX wrote:Funny

I thought it was centuries of cultural superiority and greater work ethic as evidenced by yield.

I stand corrected. It was all 'luck'.

That , amongst other things , explains why one country prospers rather than another but it has zero influence on where any particular person is born. I realise that it was pure luck that I was conceived in Britain rather than , for example, sub Saharan Africa and for that I am grateful.
The fat moron however seems to think it was his God given right to be born in an afluent society, seems to think that he lives in a magical chosen land and that milk and honey should always flow.
The fact is that the USA is struggling because too many of its people have become complacent, they have spent far more than they earn and its now biting them in the arse.
The USA is not alone in this respect, the UK also has a horrendous level of personal debt but note that we are not flooding the forums with constant whinges about how terrible and unfair everything is. Blame the politicians all you like but the average American consumer has much to answer for also ,if your GDP had increased by as much as your waistlines the last 20 years you would all be laughing. Does pointing this out make me anti American, I think not, rather it makes me anti stupidity which seems to be the bedrock supporting fatboys frequent rants.

well that fact that I am who I am is becuase I was born here....is given. I know it;s a gift. the reasons for our downturn you pointed out is one of many, MANY reasons, therefore extremely narrow. I can feel your seathing jealousy in your words. what you refer to as constant whinings, well that may be what you guys do on the other side of the pond. WE use free speech to stop legislation here if we don't like it, and we do stop shit we don't like. jealous again huh? you just dont understand freedom I guess, so we are playing the same game here in different cities. you are so full of hate, but i will take your statements against fat people as a compliement, CUZ HERE WE ARE FREE TO EAT HOWEVER MUCH OF WHATEVER THE f*ck WE WANT! Ta!

comic boy wrote:

GabonX wrote:Funny

I thought it was centuries of cultural superiority and greater work ethic as evidenced by yield.

I stand corrected. It was all 'luck'.

That , amongst other things , explains why one country prospers rather than another but it has zero influence on where any particular person is born. I realise that it was pure luck that I was conceived in Britain rather than , for example, sub Saharan Africa and for that I am grateful.
The fat moron however seems to think it was his God given right to be born in an afluent society, seems to think that he lives in a magical chosen land and that milk and honey should always flow.
The fact is that the USA is struggling because too many of its people have become complacent, they have spent far more than they earn and its now biting them in the arse.
The USA is not alone in this respect, the UK also has a horrendous level of personal debt but note that we are not flooding the forums with constant whinges about how terrible and unfair everything is. Blame the politicians all you like but the average American consumer has much to answer for also ,if your GDP had increased by as much as your waistlines the last 20 years you would all be laughing. Does pointing this out make me anti American, I think not, rather it makes me anti stupidity which seems to be the bedrock supporting fatboys frequent rants.

Despite the underlying arrogance in this post, it's probably the smartest thing from you I've ever read.

comic boy wrote:

GabonX wrote:He's from the UK, the new home of liberal fascism, and seems to completely support the trampling of the rights of his own countrymen.

Of course he's going to be anti American. What did you expect?

You forgot to mention that I eat lentils and worship at the feet of a transvestite wearing a goat mask, surely these details are as precise and relevent to the discussion as the above

You see? This is a major problem I have with Liberals today.

I really don't care what you do in your bedroom behind closed doors, but I don't want to hear about it!

You see Gabon everything is relative, even we find a degree of common ground when confronted with the staggering stream of gibberish coming out of the fat moron

comic boy wrote:You see Gabon everything is relative, even we find a degree of common ground when confronted with the staggering stream of gibberish coming out of the fat moron

you sound defeated and bitter

Phatscotty wrote:

comic boy wrote:You see Gabon everything is relative, even we find a degree of common ground when confronted with the staggering stream of gibberish coming out of the fat moron

you sound defeated and bitter

Yes it is plain for all to see that your lightning rhetoric and crushing intelect have dealt me a severe thrashing, clearly I am crestfallen and bitter ( dont ask me ) beyond comprehension
Now seriously I really think its time you took your medication and went and sat out on the porch to finish off the 12 cream donuts you couldn't quite manage for breakfast

jay_a2j wrote:Just finished Common Sense by Glen Beck.

couldn't he have come up with an origional name?