Re: The Herding of CatsPosted By John Wemesfelder |
Mike,
Bon Chance, mes amis!
Bon Chance, mes amis!
Posts Made By: John Wemesfelder
September 1, 2007 09:09 PM
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Politics
April 9, 2008 12:40 AM
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Choosing to be a responsible adultPosted By John Wemesfelder |
One of the contributors? to this forum seems to have a recurrent need to post tidbits of innuendo and partial truths, and factual untruths.
Few other posters seem to have this need, but instead, attempt to involve a civil dialog.
ALTERNATIVELY, you might have seen a post titled "McCain a Misogynist"--Based on the new book by Cliff Schecter, regarding Gramps' comments re: Cindy McCain during the 1992 Senate campaign.
OR "McCain Hates Veterans"--Based on Gramps' voting record against S2020 'Funding for Veterans' and against HR2863 'Health Care for Veterans.
MORE are available, but most of us choose to be responsible adults.
Few other posters seem to have this need, but instead, attempt to involve a civil dialog.
ALTERNATIVELY, you might have seen a post titled "McCain a Misogynist"--Based on the new book by Cliff Schecter, regarding Gramps' comments re: Cindy McCain during the 1992 Senate campaign.
OR "McCain Hates Veterans"--Based on Gramps' voting record against S2020 'Funding for Veterans' and against HR2863 'Health Care for Veterans.
MORE are available, but most of us choose to be responsible adults.
April 11, 2008 01:35 AM
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Politics
Re: How are U going to handle your stimulus packagPosted By John Wemesfelder |
But of course, contribute it to the campaign of the presidential candidate who best represents my personal interests and the best interests of the people of the United States of America. No, there is no conflict here, just judgement.
May 15, 2008 01:05 AM
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Me Too!Posted By John Wemesfelder |
This is the first public announcement of the fact that I gave up my enjoyment of parcheesi, in honor of the hard work that the current administration has been performing, in defense of the Bill of Rights. The American public should not have to see me playing parcheesi, while the Bill of Rights is eroded.
( Don't understand it? Just move on.)
( Don't understand it? Just move on.)
September 25, 2008 01:07 AM
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Politics
Isn't that Wonderful?Posted By John Wemesfelder |
George Bush has just shown that even he, given eight years to practice, can learn to read from a teleprompter and project a modicum of sincerity. The lame duck has spoken----who will follow?
September 26, 2008 01:33 PM
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Politics
Hooray!Posted By John Wemesfelder |
It's almost 10:00 AM on the East Coast, and the "decider" has made an appearance. As a result of his cogent remarks, we know that he is awake, and dressed.
That's all for now......
That's all for now......
August 29, 2010 12:32 AM
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No Holds Barred
A Question regarding the HypotheticalPosted By John Wemesfelder |
If we may, let us assume that a Federal statute has been passed by Congress, and confirmed by the Supremes, which states that: " Any human fetus/fertilized egg is a human being, with all of the rights and responsibilities of a full-term human."
I would like to hear concrete proposals as to how one would enforce such a law. Fluff proposals are not of any value...Would we require that all female humans capable of ovulation submit to mandatory pregnancy testing on a monthly basis? Are the names and social security numbers of sexual partners entered into the record for purposes of responsibility? Will all OB/GYNs be required to undergo law enforcement training?
I could ask more questions, but I'm sure that you get the idea.
Enjoy yourselves,
John W
I would like to hear concrete proposals as to how one would enforce such a law. Fluff proposals are not of any value...Would we require that all female humans capable of ovulation submit to mandatory pregnancy testing on a monthly basis? Are the names and social security numbers of sexual partners entered into the record for purposes of responsibility? Will all OB/GYNs be required to undergo law enforcement training?
I could ask more questions, but I'm sure that you get the idea.
Enjoy yourselves,
John W
November 9, 2010 04:16 PM
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No Holds Barred
HmmmmPosted By John Wemesfelder |
Over on the Religion forum, I think I hear someone raising their petard.
Clear, Dark, and Steady
John W
Clear, Dark, and Steady
John W
November 19, 2010 06:45 PM
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Politics
And another thought......Posted By John Wemesfelder |
The Honorable Senator Kyl of Arizona was the prime mover in the effort to get a pipeline from the North side of the Grand Canyon (where there is no water to be piped) to the South side of the Grand Canyon. The purpose: To alleviate the water shortage being experienced by Northern Arizona.
June 8, 2011 09:17 PM
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No Holds Barred
An early experiment in internet communityPosted By John Wemesfelder |
For those who are interested enough, I'm posting the URL for an interview that occurred a number of years ago, and some may find an opportunity for consideration.
http://www.finewoodworking.com/pages/w00138.asp
If I have mistranscribed the URL, one may search for " an interview with Wayne Miller of Badger Pond" (it is not a large file)
There is much room for introspection as relates to the way Mr. Miller moderated his forum for civility, and the fora here at Amart. This is NOT a criticism of Amart or its' owner and should not be considered as criticism.
The omnipresent necessity is that all participants remain aware that Amart as an intellectual property, is the possession of Herb York, and he has the right to set the rules.
Bottom Line: Don't like the Rules? Don't Play.
Clear, Dark, and Steady,
John W
http://www.finewoodworking.com/pages/w00138.asp
If I have mistranscribed the URL, one may search for " an interview with Wayne Miller of Badger Pond" (it is not a large file)
There is much room for introspection as relates to the way Mr. Miller moderated his forum for civility, and the fora here at Amart. This is NOT a criticism of Amart or its' owner and should not be considered as criticism.
The omnipresent necessity is that all participants remain aware that Amart as an intellectual property, is the possession of Herb York, and he has the right to set the rules.
Bottom Line: Don't like the Rules? Don't Play.
Clear, Dark, and Steady,
John W
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