09 Apr 07
Originally posted by WajomaBut even though that group may not be elected they do not operate in a vacuum. They will be informed by expert opinion and at least would by following a definite course of action they will at least affect definite change. Now in the case of the surgery, the surgery could be a success and the patient could die, or at least by following a course of action consistently through to its logical conclusion at least the patient has some measure of probability of reaching a positive outcome.
The flaw in your analogy is that it is for you yourself to decide which specialists to trust and then act on that information, if you then choose to jump around here and there after that so be it, that's on your head, heh heh.
In the other example you've got one group trying to dictate to another group.
The flip floppers however may as well toss a coin.
09 Apr 07
Originally posted by kmax87The point is my dear waj, that in either surgery scenario the choice that you the patient has, is limited by the professionals available and the extent to which you could make an informed choice is rather limited. The point I am trying to make is that if either expert is competent, independently they probably would have roughly equal probabilities of success if allowed to promote their treatment from go to whoa.
The flip floppers however may as well toss a coin.
The problem is that if for any reason the schedule is tampered with by someone not able to allow their ego to accept that the other professionals model is equally as effective and instead of letting it run its course tries to turn the treatment so that they can walk away with kudos for having solved the problem, thus ensuring their future election.
Its an added dynamic you would wish to avoid when the expertise asked for is critical and time sensitive and largely dependent on a series of cumulative steps taken in a particular order depending on the location of the first incision.
09 Apr 07
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Right, right, I'm onto it,
The tumor actually consists of control freaks, busybodies, bureauRats and pollies. The more time the tumor spends squabbling amongst itself acheiving nothing, the better off the patient is i.e. everyone that isn't a control freak, busybody, bureauRat or pollie
09 Apr 07
Originally posted by scottishinnzCorporations are accountable to their shareholders as well as the demands of the market. Now in the socialist paradise you reside in, no, there is no accountability except to the party line.
So, what you are saying is that companies have the [b]right to pollute the environment that I have to live in, and are accountable to no-one?[/b]
09 Apr 07
Originally posted by WajomaAh yes nothing like the peace of the ignorant in permanent denial. Its like that dirty pogrom when they said that tobacco would give you cancer. Whatever would good multinationals want do do with poisoning their customer base? Doesn't make sense.
Right, right, I'm onto it,
The tumor actually consists of control freaks, busybodies, bureauRats and pollies. The more time the tumor spends squabbling amongst itself acheiving nothing, the better off the patient is i.e. everyone that isn't a control freak, busybody, bureauRat or pollie
Nah those regulators can go and get bent with their paranoid delusions and leave the corporations to do the right thing by their clients. Hey if they are selling dud products the consumer is smart enough to choose something else. Right!?
09 Apr 07
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Prove it for yourself. Go on the internet to . For a broader perspective go to . It's important that people know what is being done to us. Good luck. Rod
WTF --- I posted two websites and they did not appear in my post - is this one of those lame censorship websites - bloody hell - the websites I offered to prove my assertions are as follows - you'll have to figure out how to navigate to them....
the one which tells about the Security and Prosperity Partnership is called spp[DOT]gov - its a GOVERNMENT WEBSITE for pete's sake
the other one is the website of a patriot group and it has some excellent information - you might want to listen to the audio streams too - dynamite - navigate to... infowars[DOT]com
It's amazing the crap one must wade through to make a simple post. RP
09 Apr 07
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Originally posted by RodneyPorterSounds like someone with maybe just the slightest bit of skepticism towards the notion that the Federal Reserve works in the best interest of providing America a sound financial foundation?
. It's important that people know what is being done to us. Good luck. Rod
Edit: Wait till they biometrically ID you and link in your carbon footprint and then they will be at the threshold of taxing you directly on the air you breathe.
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09 Apr 07
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterFor a start college work is very difficult, let's say that you need to maintain a part time job in the rest of your time to support your family, how could someone not hate this?
Oh yeah, Europeans, union members, actors, trial lawyers and college students also detest work.
How could you concentrate the same amount of effort on your studies, when you are always exhausted from working?
09 Apr 07
Originally posted by Bad wolfYou've got it tough all right...not. When I was going to college, I had three part-time jobs. During the week I worked at UPS scrubbing tires on the trucks, and on weekends I worked at the video arcade and the movie theater. Somehow I survived...and graduated with no debt. I think college is overrated though, especially now, since it makes you a moron.
For a start college work is very difficult, let's say that you need to maintain a part time job in the rest of your time to support your family, how could someone not hate this?
How could you concentrate the same amount of effort on your studies, when you are always exhausted from working?
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09 Apr 07
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterYour system is different from mine, college here is basically school from 16 to 18 y.o. for you, it is optional here, for the moment.
You've got it tough all right...not. When I was going to college, I had three part-time jobs. During the week I worked at UPS scrubbing tires on the trucks, and on weekends I worked at the video arcade and the movie theater. Somehow I survived...and graduated with no debt. I think college is overrated though, especially now, since it makes you a moron.
Tell me dsR, did you enjoy all of that work at the time?
09 Apr 07
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterHow come every generation thinks they invented sex and on the flip side that educational standards are slipping when compared to when they went through, yet knowledge, technology and inventiveness are only ever on the increase?
especially now, since it makes you a moron.