Just To Annoy The Left, Buy Whole Foods Products On September 1st

I don’t shop at Whole Foods for a variety of reasons.
Price is one of the main ones. I don’t like having to sign over the life of my next born child for an organic bell pepper. The fact that the place is inhabited by pompous, self righteous types who don’t mind paying through the nose for produce just so they can show us all how cool they are is another. And the fact that I just really can’t seem to tell the difference between Wal-Mart produce and the mega-buck Whole Foods stuff. I get the feeling I’ve been had every time I go there.
BUT – on September 1st, go there I will:

When: Tuesday, September 1 at 5:00 p.m.
Where: Whole Foods–Clayton and 141 or Brentwood Blvd.
Why: We’re shopping Whole Foods to support a compassionate capitalist. Whole Foods CEO John Mackey, one of the most generous CEOs in the country, wrote a WSJ op-ed describing his vision for a free-market healthcare reform package. Because the big union bosses stand to make billions of dollars from tax payers under ObamaCare, the unions are joining with socialists and other radicals trying to destroy John Mackey.

I won’t be going to the one in St. Louis, of course – the one here in New Orleans will do nicely. I won’t even mind the pound or so of flesh I’ll have to pay for their over rated stuff just because it will yank the chains of the new commnist party liberals.
I encourage you to do the same. Heh.
Buycott. I like that word.

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  • sayanything-4625

    Whoa boy, you want to destroy government and the US. If you succeed no one will have a pension and we will most likely be at war. Yet you are in here defending government. Go play the hypocrite card somewhere else chump. We know that you don’t care one way or another. Its just a little game you play to get under people’s skin. All you deserve on this board is mockery of your ideas and hypocrisy so that is all you’ll get from me.

    I have been and done all the things I said I was.

    Then you’ve mastered nothing? You show that everytime you post. Good to see that your life is a chaotic as your rambling incompetence on this blog.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Tell me—why are conservatives so goddamn unoriginal?

    Says the troll who echoes the same one note generalizations on nearly every one of his comments!
    *Sigh* Maybe someone should explain “irony” to Mr. Off?

  • Hannitized

    I am not denying anybody deserves a pension…..strange that you are Neiman, buddy ol pal.

  • DINO

    They EARN what they get paid for WORKING not what they get thanks to public employee UNIONS and the FORCED contributions from OTHER PEOPLES’ TAXES.

    People who get public pensions with a guaranteed benefit (at 55 no less!) should SHUT THE FUCK UP about how horrible government programs and spending are.

    Perhaps PP, you’d like to share with us YOUR income situation so I can tear apart your hypocrisy and reveal you to be the hypocrite I always thought you’d be?

  • robert108

    Even better, Pil, publish the list of advertisers who left Glenn Beck, and withdraw their financial support, along with sending them letters and emails describing how much you disapprove of their de facto censorship of his free speech.

  • 2Hotel9

    We are making a special trip, with posters to let the leftarded morons know why we are there.

  • Jack

    2h9:

    So you plan to spend more than you have to—for spite?

    Go ahead, knock yourself out.

    * rolling my eyes unto the heavens *

  • Pilgrim

    So you plan to spend more than you have to—for spite?

    Yeah, me too.

    Ain't that sumpthin'? Besides, I said I was doing it to annoy liberals.

    Looks like it's starting to work.

  • 2Hotel9

    jackoff, you just got done bragging you let your wife die a slow agonizing death, fuck you.

  • DINO

    Ironically, the presence of a bunch of conservative stems will ruin the cachet of Whole Foods as a hip place to shop and it'll join WalMart as just another bastion of white trash America.

  • Jack

    Pilgrim:

    If you plan to spend your valuable time and money just to annoy others—well, all I can say is that you must be fun at parties.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    the presence of a bunch of conservative stems will ruin the cachet of Whole Food

    Chimpstem is starting to get the vapors!

  • 2Hotel9

    Buying food, jackoff considers that a waste of money. What fucking moron.

    We are planning to load out on long term store able dry goods and canned goods, and while we are in the area we are gonna hit Battery Warehouse and load up on Ds, Cs, AAs and AAAs. Make a day of it, go to OutBack or maybe Bobby Rabbinos! Hit Ace Sporting Goods and pick up some more .38 Short Colt, too.

  • Warm Mountain

    I'll have to drive over 100 miles to get to the closest Whole Foods, but it's a straight shot down Highway 59 so I am giving it some serious consideration. I've always wanted to see what all the fuss was about with this store anyway, and pissing off a liberal is a plus.

  • Jack

    2h9:

    …jackoff…

    This is what conservatives call "being clever."

    Tell me—why are conservatives so goddamn unoriginal?

  • Jack

    mountain:

    Way to follow the herd, fella. Enjoy your higher bills.

  • DINO

    Why can't you afford to shop at Whole Foods, Pilgrim? You have that fat, generous, government pension you got for only working until you were 55.

    You know, the pension the GOVERNMENT pays you for years spent sitting on your fat ass eating donuts or holding a radar gun?

    Why complain about government when government pays you to sit around and bitch about government?

    Stupid stem.

  • 2Hotel9

    Wow, we got both these whiny lying cunts crying in multiple threads, too funny.

    Pil, I just got email from several people in our tri-county area, and they love it! We are going to get a convoy together, see how big a dent we can put in their inventory!

  • robert108

    So you plan to spend more than you have to—for spite?

    Actually, little jackie, it's called economic freedom, and it's one of those things that Americans have in great abundance, to the consternation of you leftie totalitarians.

  • 2Hotel9

    jackoff, keep 'splainin' to you, that is simply descriptive of you, especially seeing as you are bragging about letting your wife die a slow agonizing death out of spite. What a fucking asshole.

  • 2Hotel9

    The posters are for spite, stupid bitch, buying food is always a good idea. Thats why you don't.

  • Pilgrim

    Dino,

    I've been patient but I'm getting just a little tired of your punk ass running me down about my retirement. Read this:
    http://www.nola.com/news/t-p/metro/index.ssf?/bas…

    I ended my career with three broken ribs in my back, a separated shoulder, and a screwed up neck. And that's only one of several times in 20 years I've been hurt, shot at, threatened, and engaged in battle while "sitting on my ass eating donuts with a radar gun."

    Shut up, punk.

  • Bat One

    Dino,

    Please explain, if you can, why Pilgrim's pension is any of your fucking business.

    Granted, he is one of the ones here who regularly makes you look like a fool, but that's certainly no great accomplishment, and you should certainly be used to it by now.

    So, again, why is his pension any of your concern?

  • jack1

    2h9:

    jackoff, keep ‘splainin' to you, that is simply descriptive of you…

    Actually, masturbation is good clean fun.

    Don't tell me that conservatives are against orgasms, too!

    Well, at least that answers one question.

    Now I know why conservatives are so goddamn grouchy.

  • 2Hotel9

    Ah, poor little jackoff. Got its teeth kicked in, yet again, and now it is crying. Squeeze out some tears for us, we love laughing at that shit.

    Pil, your pension is dinothefakehomo's bidness because you paid for it. Get it?

  • ellinas

    Dino,

    Please explain, if you can, why Pilgrim's pension is any of your fucking business.
    Bat One on August 29, 2009 at 09:22 am

    Are you Pilgrims attorney?

  • pparets

    Pilgrim… Don't you guys get it? dino's ONLY purpose here is to run you down.

    he will take special pleasure in your outrage.

  • pparets

    Are you Pilgrims attorney?

    What an asinine comment, Ellinas. Bat One's question stands on it's own merits.

  • Bat One

    Are you Pilgrims attorney?

    No, I am his friend.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Actually, masturbation is good clean fun.

    That might explain why Mr. Off is such a "puddin' head"!

  • Hannitized

    Yawn.

    Pilgrim, the Republicans have been reduced to a party of nothing but irritating liberals.

    You guys are out of solutions, and big on hyperbole and platitudes….but that's about it.

  • Hannitized

    Dino,

    Please explain, if you can, why Pilgrim's pension is any of your fucking business.

    Because it's the tax payers money, Jackass!!!

    Remember……"my property". You fucking fool.

    You offer stupid arguments and then they come right back to bite you in the ass.

    That is what you offer to a debate.

    Fool.

  • ellinas

    No, I am his friend.
    Bat One on August 29, 2009 at 09:49 am

    Good. I am glad we got that one out of the way.

  • jack1

    Hann:

    Pilgrim, the Republicans have been reduced to a party of nothing but irritating liberals.

    It's not just the GOP. It's the entire conservative movement!

  • Hannitized

    If you plan to spend your valuable time and money just to annoy others—well, all I can say is that you must be fun at parties.

    Hahahaha! He's got a point Pilgrim!

    But in all honesty, I suspect Pilgrim probably is fun at parties, unlike the completely mentally unbalanced 2hotel, and snooty-pants faux intellect, BatOne.

    Pilgrim is just exemplifying the problem we are facing in politics today. He is upset, about something, more than likely a dramatic change in comfort level with the change and hope that is being ushered in by someone who is unfamiliar to him.

    Someone who doesn't think like the does, who is smarter than he is and who has the courage to actually do something instead of sit around for 8 years and pretend that he is helping our country by bombing another one into the the ground.

    They are afraid, very afraid. So instead of offer rational debate, they attempt to annoy us. To poke unintelligently at the only offered solutions to a problem that is currently harming America.

    They can look you square in they eye and simply make shit up. Cash For Clunkers immediately comes to mind.

    They are out of ideas……all they have left is annoying us.

    Don't let them distract you from the important work that needs to be done.

    Continue to shine light unto their hidden and dark agenda.

  • Lanie

    A win-win-win:

    Buy Whole Foods Gift Cards online and send them to local food banks/kitchen.

    This way,
    1) You don't have to set foot in the store
    2) you allow local churches and organizations to provide healthful food to the needy
    3) you can stick it to liberals, while getting a tax deduction

  • Hannitized

    Jack,

    Boy dont I know it!

    Sen. Mike Enzi (R) of Wyoming delivered the Republican address this morning, and not surprisingly, talked about health care reform. The message was unequivocal.

    Democratic healthcare reform will drive up the deficit, discriminate against the elderly and do little to control costs, Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) alleged in the weekly Republican radio address.

    Enzi, ranking member of the Senate Health, Education and Labor Committee and a member of the so-called "group of six" senators working for a bipartisan compromise, also accused Democrats of hurrying the legislative process.

    "The Democrats are trying to rush a bill through the process that will actually make our nation's finances sicker without saving you money," Enzi said in the weekly GOP address. "The American people are growing increasingly concerned about out of control spending in Washington that's leaving us with trillions of dollars of debt."

    Adopting one of the GOP's favored lines of attack, Enzi said the plan would particularly hurt the elderly.

    ""These bills also raid Medicare," Enzi said. "This will result in cutting hundreds of billions of dollars from the elderly to create new government programs."

    These are garbage arguments, and Enzi knows it. No serious person should take them seriously. That Enzi made them the official party message of the week says a great deal about the ridiculous way in which the Republican Party is treating the debate. (Seriously, Dems are "rushing"? How much slower can this process go?)

    But let's also note the larger context: Mike Enzi is one of just three Senate Republicans negotiating towards a "bipartisan compromise" on reform. This morning he sounded like a right-wing, talk-radio loudmouth, but he's nevertheless one of the key lawmakers Democrats expect to work with in good faith.

    On Monday, Enzi told constituents he has no intention of compromising with Democrats, and is only engaged in negotiations with Democrats so he can force concessions on a deal he's likely to oppose anyway. And on Saturday, he's trashing the underlying basics of the reform package.

    The majority is trying to find common ground on health care reform with someone who opposes health care reform. With each passing day, this gets slightly more insane.

    As Krugman recently explained: "The central fact of the health care debate is that there is essentially no agreement on anything — values, philosophy, vision of how the world works — between the two sides. Progressives want universal coverage, and see an expanded government role as essential to getting there. Conservatives believe, in the face of all evidence, that free markets are the answer. And Enzi is very conservative. According to Vote View, my site for left-right rankings, Enzi was the 8th most conservative Senator in the last Congress — almost in the same league as Inhofe or DeMint. This is the quest for bipartisanship gone stark raving mad."

  • jack1

    lanie:

    I think that's a great idea. Stick it to me…for charity!

    Because nothing annoys a liberal more than feeding the needy!

  • Hannitized

    Hahahaha!

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive
    Pilgrim, the Republicans have been reduced to a party of nothing but irritating liberals.

    It's not just the GOP. It's the entire conservative movement!

    Hear that, Pilgrim? You speak for the entire conservative movement according to Mr. Offandplenty!

    You should be proud!

  • Warm Mountain

    Jack, I'm not a fella; I'm a woman. And I'm not concerned about a few extra dollars for items I can't buy in my town.

  • DINO

    Yeah Pilgrim, sounds like the crime of the century. A guy's getting high in the bathroom and you bust in on him. Wow. Such valiant bravery.

    You know how many people get far worse injuries and don't get SHIT for it? You probably are getting workman's comp and maybe even disability for your little soft tissue injury. I'll bet your UNION made it possible for you to get such a great deal.

    So you got to retire at 55 with a fat pension thanks to the TAXPAYERS' generosity and as luck would have it, you get a minor injury right before which releases you from duty early and you get even MORE TAXPAYER cash. I wonder how long you'll be pulling in that cash? FOREVER, no doubt.

    Your health benefits are probably paid for too, by the TAXPAYERS. Most people who retire early have to go out and buy their own coverage and spend a fucking FORTUNE until they are eligible for Medicare but you get yours thanks to the TAXPAYERS of Louisiana.

    That minor injury probably paid off VERY well! And the danger you were in! That guy in the bathroom could have burned you with his pipe!

    And how do you spend your days now? Why, by criticizing the very government, unions and liberal policies that allow you to live in relative splendor on THE TAXPAYERS' DIME.

    I tell you, it's SICKENING. And don't tell me how dangerous your job was either like it justifies your hypocrisy. Working in a meat packing plant is 10 times more dangerous and they don't get SHIT when they get injured. Most don't.

  • ellinas

    Pilgrim is more than likely receiving tax free disability retirement.

  • DINO

    Yep. A free ride thanks to the TAXPAYERS, UNIONS, GOVERNMENT, and LIBERAL POLICIES. Hey, you can coms separate my shoulder and break two of my ribs if it means I get to hit the jackpot!

    Isn't it disgusting how many of these conservatives are so bitter and resentful about government spending as they live on GOVERNMENT generosity?

  • http://ndgoon.blogspot.com/ goon

    Chimpstem is starting to get the vapors!

    I think when refering to DINO shit stain or ass munch works better.

  • robert108

    It's funny to read the self-righteous squealing from the leftiestems about people collecting from the programs they've been forced to fund for their entire working lives through greedy taxation. All govt programs are "bait and switch", in that they are oversold on benefits(just try to collect them, and little morons like dino will screech at you), and undersold on costs. The Congreepeople who sold us every govt program should be locked up for fraud. The way to cure this is to make all govt programs optional; the American people are capable of making cost/benefit decisions when they have all the information. If we had known the true cost of SS when it was sold to us, most would have chosen to invest on their own, rather than giving all that money to the govt, only to receive a pittance when they retire, while being constantly threatened with having the funds cut off due to govt malfeasance.

  • ellinas

    It's funny to read the self-righteous squealing from the leftiestems about people collecting from the programs they've been forced to fund for their entire working lives through greedy taxationrobert108 on August 29, 2009 at 11:45 am

    Forced? Forced you say?
    Man oh man! This country is built upon free people making free choices.
    I fail to understand how free people, did not freely choose to move to Bangladesh where they will not be forced into programs,and forced to fund such programs for their entire working lives through greedy taxation.

  • robert108

    Forced? Forced you say?

    Taxation, you idiot! You are even dumber than thought.
    Is this some of your "civil debate"? You regard "moving to Bangladesh" as a viable option? Why don't you move back to Greece, since you hate this country so much?

  • robert108

    That should be; "…even dumber than I thought…"

  • 2Hotel9

    Well, well, well, got these 4 little bitches cfry in unison, too fucking funny, and the one bragging about killing its wife with colon cancer, even funnier. Tell us, jackoff, how much do you personally give to feed the needy?

  • 2Hotel9

    "Because it's the tax payers money, Jackass!!!"

    No, you whiny lying cunt, it is Pilgrim's money. Taken from his pay throughout his working career. Now he gets it back, with substantial interest, and THAT is what pisses off you whiny lying cunts.

  • DINO

    Public employees like police officers such as Pilgrim, get their pensions funded by taxpayers OTHER THAN them. Often it's the WHOLE STATE that throws their money into the pot to provide for these donut-eaters who sit by the roadside sucking money from people pockets with a radar gun.

    Must be nice to collect from all those hard-working taxpayers to retire at 55 and spend your days bitching about government spending.

  • Spartacus

    Are you Pilgrims attorney?

    Are you Dino's? If so, Dino is so fucked!

  • Spartacus

    You do know that Obama made it the patriotic duty of Iowa democrats to buy their arugula at Whole Foods? Why do you want to make those poor people travel so far out of state only to find there is no arugula?

  • pparets

    Public employees like police officers such as Pilgrim, get their pensions funded by taxpayers…

    As always, dino manages to get it wrong.

    Public employees, particularly police officers, EARN their pension, day by day. They don't 'get' them.

  • Mickey

    Unions, destroying one job at a time.

  • Hannitized

    Look at PP, making a distinction without a difference.

    We all earn our pensions pal. We just don't get them.

  • Neiman

    Look at PP, making a distinction without a difference.

    Where was he to get a pension? He was paid for his services and risks out of the public treasury like any public employee, even bottom, dwelling, egg sucking liberals like Lord Obama will. There is honor in his service and he deserves a pension, and there is a huge difference pal.

  • Pilgrim

    Went to friend's house to watch the Saints pound the Raiders 45 to 7. Heh. So I haven't been here to reply to the idiots who seem to have nothing better to do than deride me and my career.

    Ellinas:

    Pilgrim is more than likely receiving tax free disability retirement.

    Wrong.

    My pension is a twenty year pension. Period. No disability. I earned it. And I paid into it the whole time. Nobody is giving me anything. Don't like it? Tough. Maybe when you grow up you'll get one, little fella.

    You know, the bitterness and hatred of the left has been clearly illustrated here today in this thread.

    If the best they can do is criticize me for concluding a succesful career then it shows they really don't have anything else, doesn't it?

    Pathetic, really.

  • ellinas

    Good! We now know that you people are not against public pensions.
    From now on do not deride public employees like y'all have done in the past.
    Just shut the fuck up.

  • Hannitized

    There is honor in his service and he deserves a pension, and there is a huge difference pal.

    A difference compared to what?……..Pal.

  • ellinas

    Taxation, you idiot! You are even dumber than thought.
    Is this some of your "civil debate"? You regard "moving to Bangladesh" as a viable option? Why don't you move back to Greece, since you hate this country so much
    robert108 on August 29, 2009 at 12:12 pm

    You idiot you! Taxes, and tax rates are much lower in Bangladesh. You are even dumber than I thought.
    Is this some of your "civil debate"?
    Yes I regard moving to Bangladesh a viable option for all the whining cunts, who constantly cry about money and taxes.
    After all many American business relocated to Bangladesh because of the favorable taxes and tax rates.

  • DINO

    BULLSHIT

    The states fund public employee pensions from TAXPAYERS' MONEY. The amount added by the employee, IF ANY, is nowhere near what is needed to fund these very lucrative deals. So lucrative that people like our little Pilgrim can retire at 55!

    Downturn Clobbers Public Pension Funds

    The market downturn is ravaging public pension funds across the United States, with many state and local governments seeing more than 20 percent of their retirement pools swept away in the turmoil.

    The losses could force some states and local governments to ask taxpayers to pay more into the funds or to demand more contributions from the police, teachers and other government employees whom the benefits cover.

    And who is out to destroy public pensions? The same people that hate seeing anyone get a fair shake, the conservatives Pilgrim supports while he enjoys the protections of generous liberal pensions.

    New Scrutiny Of Public Pension Funds

    The survey data revealed most citizens are uninformed about public pensions and have little interest in changing the system. According to the paper, "There does not appear to be a real groundswell of discontent on the issue of public pensions and no demand rising up from ordinary citizens for wholesale changes. It appears that efforts to dismantle public pensions are tied to partisan politics and organized ideological interest groups."

    While the survey research showed individual Republicans had little concern about public plans, there was a correlation between Republican-controlled legislatures and movements to dismantle traditional government pension plans.

    And what do the rest of us get while Pilgrim is sitting around watching football at 55 thanks largely to the generosity of the Louisiana TAXPAYER? We get shitty 401ks that really ARE self-funded with no guarantee like that of pensions, paticularly PUBLIC PENSIONS which guarantee a very generous return no matter WHAT your investments do over the years. It's a no-brainer.

    While the private employee now is at the mercy of the markets and their fluctuations thanks to the "free market" religion that Pilgrim SAYS he believes in, he was always guaranteed a great return. If the pension fund is low on cash they simply go get more from THE TAXPAYER.

    Defined Benefit Pensions Threatened

    –Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp.-insured private-sector DB plans have been in decline since the 1980s; as of 2007, U.S. companies sponsored around 30,000 DB plans, down from over 114,000 in 1985. This trend seems to be accelerating. The majority of Fortune 100 firms now only offer new employees defined-contribution plans. According to Watson Wyatt, a consulting firm, this is the first time that has happened.

    And look at all the private pension plans that have gone broke leaving their participants NOTHING. But don't worry about Pilgrim, he'll continue to snag his benefits as long as the state of Louisiana has a Treasury! God love the GUBMINT, eh Pilgrim?

    Maybe he'll come clean about who is paying for his health care until he hits 65. My guess is that the TAXPAYERS of Louisiana are giving him the best benefits other peoples' money can buy our friend Pilgrim! You could call his health plan a PUBLIC OPTION since it's paid for by the GOVERNMENT.

  • DINO

    No one is criticizing your illustrious career (however short it may have been). I'm criticizing your over-the-top hypocrisy at being so anti-liberal and anti-government when your whole LIFE has been supported, enhanced and given you by GOVERNMENT MONEY TAKEN FROM TAXPAYERS.

  • pparets

    Incredibly well said, Hannitized…

    Look at PP, making a distinction without a difference. We all earn our pensions pal. We just don't get them.

    But since the discussion was about PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, I though it best to confine myself to that subject.

    However, feel free to rant about anything you want.

  • pparets

    dino goes ballistic…

    The states fund public employee pensions from TAXPAYERS' MONEY.

    … but misses the target by a mile.

    I never said or mentioned that public employee contribute any portion to their pension… only that they EARN it.

  • DINO

    And PP, you're not the only person commenting here. I know you cons think the world revolves around you but sometimes it's about someone ELSE.

  • http://www.biosolutionsarizona.com/ CrimeCleaner

    I hear ya on shopping at these whole food markets…Lib hangouts if I have ever seen them. I love it how cool people think they are because they think they are saving the world by buying a 5$ apple…Gotta love the hippies..so dumb..

  • pparets

    Sorry, dino… I thought you knew… a pension is part of the salary a public employee earns over a lifetime. That's why it's taxed as income.

  • DINO

    BULLSHIT

    It's a perk given them by the public from TAXPAYER MONEY or in other words, money TAKEN from one group by GOVERNMENT and given to another. There is a defined benefit which means they get the same amount if the fund does bad or not as opposed to what private employees get which is based on how well they can pick stocks.

    I think everyone should have a pension but your filthy, disgusting tribe of savages prefers an every-man-for-himself culture. So when one of your filthy, disgusting tribe members spends all of his time criticizing government and bitching about government spending while taking GOVERNMENT MONEY FROM TAXPAYERS with both hands, it strikes me as a little hypocritical. Then there's the money he gets for his health care, also paid for by GOVERNMENT MONEY FROM TAXPAYERS.

    So tell us, PP. What is your government pension like? How much are you raking in to sit on your ass and complain about government?

  • pparets

    It's a perk given them by the public from TAXPAYER MONEY

    A perk it may be, but just like your future pension, it is a part of your lifetime earned income as all perks are, regardless of who pays it or why – a factor you carefully considered when choosing an employer.

    So tell us, PP. What is your government pension like?

    Well, since I am fully and gainfully employed, I don't get a pension.

  • jimmypop

    It's a perk given them by the public from TAXPAYER MONEY or in other words, money TAKEN from one group by GOVERNMENT and given to another.

    taken assumes he did nothing to earn it…. like droves of lazy people on welfare and medicaid. you know, your base.

  • robert108

    It's a perk given them by the public from TAXPAYER MONEY…

    Wrong, as usual, little stem! It is deferred income, part of the employee's total compensation. Again you demonstrate your lack of an education in economics.

  • DINO

    Government is the last place one can reliably draw a pension now that you shitstains have destroyed them everywhere else.

    People who spend their time complaining about unions, government and socialism, shouldn't be proudly benefiting from them. The attractive benefits given Pilgrim after only 20 years of service is mandated by law the same as the minimum wage law you shitstains decry.

    It doesn't surprise me that you miscreants rationalize your hypocrisy. That's one of the basics of being a conservative. No ethics, blind to their own hypocrisy.

    It's not the government spending you're against, it's seeing others beyond yourselves benefiting.

    That you see no contradiction in that is unsurprising considering the defective intellect you operate under.

  • pparets

    Government is the last place one can reliably draw a pension now

    Actually, that's not true either, dino. The Dept. of Labor reports that public employment and teaching are the two safest job catagories in the country just now.

    Trust me, fool, conseratives do not begrudge or resent pensions, provided they have been earned.

    Unlike liberal cockroaches, we just don't believe in hand-outs to those who won't work at the expense of those who do.

  • Hannitized

    Define those who don't and those who do.

    This ought to be good.

  • 2Hotel9

    "Public employees like police officers such as Pilgrim, get their pensions funded by taxpayers OTHER THAN them."

    Wrong, whiny lying cunt. But hey, keep spewing lies, its all you have.

  • 2Hotel9

    You, sanni. You refuse to actually work, you have bragged about how you make money ripping off defense contractors and DoD. That means you are in the category PP has defined. Good job, whiny lying cunt.

  • Buzz

    My pension is a twenty year pension. Period. No disability. I earned it. And I paid into it the whole time. Nobody is giving me anything. Don't like it? Tough. Maybe when you grow up you'll get one, little fella.

    So Pilgram is a Union man, and is sitting pretty right now because of his Union contract, which was negotiated for him by Union officials. And yet he blasts the same Union men that took care of his wages, benefits, retirement, his whole carrier.

    What a POS. I see this shit all the time, disabled police and firefighters getting full pay, because of their Union contract, and still bashing Unions over the head. Un-fucking believable.

  • Pilgrim

    So Pilgram is a Union man,

    The only reason I'm even answering this is because it's wrong.

    No union. No union contract. No union protection. No union retirement. But thanks for playing, buzz.

  • Hannitized

    It's not about right or wrong to them Buzz, it's about what side they are on.

    Who creates a post designed just to jab their opponents in they eye, if not for partisans who are bent on being pissy.

  • 2Hotel9

    "Who creates a post designed just to jab their opponents in they eye, if not for partisans who are bent on being pissy."

    This, from the partisan hack cocksucker who has pissy down to a science.

  • Mickey

    BuzzBait,

    Non union workers have pensions too.

    I'm one year away from retirement at 55 and I'll be cashing in. No union background. Didn't need it. Don't want it.

    thanks but no thanks

  • DINO

    So Mickey's a government employee with a cushy, taxpayer-funded pension, too?

  • DINO

    Being a government employee is even better than being in a union. You have the state Treasury and legislature behind you.

  • sayanything-4625

    Being a government employee is even better than being in a union. You have the state Treasury and legislature behind you.

    Dino, the minute you start working for the government for free you can lecture anyone you want about being a government employee.

  • DINO

    According to the stems like you, there should be no government employees.

    The private sector should take care of our needs, right? And even if you approve of government employment, you people normally bristle at the perks that Pilgrim is getting such as early retirement and a fat pension paid by the TAXPAYER.

  • robert108

    You lie again, little stem. There should be few govt employees, as defined by the limits placed on govt by our Constitution.
    You Marxists just keep clinging to your "class struggle" meme.

  • sayanything-4625

    According to the stems like you, there should be no government employees.

    The private sector should take care of our needs, right? And even if you approve of government employment, you people normally bristle at the perks that Pilgrim is getting such as early retirement and a fat pension paid by the TAXPAYER.

    This should be fun, where and when have I or the others on SAB bitched about the pensions of firefighters, police, teachers, soldiers or others? Can you provide proof of that or like most things you say are you just screeching about the what the voices in your head say.

    Now, when have people said that government should have no employee's? I would like for you to prove that one too! Smaller government doesn't mean no government. It means what it says, smaller government, closer to the point of use would be better than large, centralized government. I know its hard for you to believe but the problems in Alabama are different that in Oregon. Different solutions are needed. But hey, your just here to troll so keep on screeching about whatever it is you want to screech about. You are an entertaining idiot!

  • jimmypop

    So Mickey's a government employee with a cushy, taxpayer-funded pension, too?

    where did he say that?

    private biz can have pensions dinorob. I would have LOVED to do it for my last business, but my partners didnt want to hear it. it would have been GREAT. most workers leave so it would have kept building up. You make vesting impossible for people that dont stay 30 years so it can actually fund itself. and you get the happy feeling of rewarding those loyal folks that helped your business grow.

  • DINO

    Conservatives here at SAB have blamed the public employees of California for that state's problems. They blame government for everything.

    You only start talking out of the other side of your mouth when you or one of yours gets caught in a contradiction. That's typical.

  • robert108

    Conservatives here at SAB have blamed the public employees of California for that state's problems.

    Another lie from little stem! The blame rests squarely on the Dem legislature, which constantly trades favors with the govt employee unions, in the form of generous pension awards for political power and perpetual re-election.
    While CA has around 15% unemployment, CA govt is hiring.

  • sayanything-4625

    Conservatives here at SAB have blamed the public employees of California for that state's problems. They blame government for everything.

    No, I blame politicians that try to buy votes. State employees are just one part of the problems in that state. Guess what, if you spend at outrageous levels you can't expect to stay solvent. I know you like to think that you can raise taxes to whatever level you need to cover spending people aren't stupid enough to fall for that. They move and then you are left with problems. Tell me this Dino, if liberal thought actually worked then why are Democratic strongholds like California and Michigan in such trouble? I really want to hear this one!

    Greg the Southern Cracker predicts Dino will blame it on "conservative policies" or some such nonsense.

  • sayanything-4625

    You only start talking out of the other side of your mouth when you or one of yours gets caught in a contradiction. That's typical.

    What about you? To hear you talk pensions are a liberal gift from God to the masses and are given out of heartfelt concern for the little people that would normally be exploited by the mean ole government (that you want more of by the way). Then you talk out of the other side of your mouth and expose what you really think it is, a vote buying scheme! Pilgram was a police officer, don't you feel bad that your kind don't pack the stones to do a dangerous job like being a police officer and have to use conservatives because they are the only people brave enough to do the job. To listen to you talk about libs you are so compassionate that you would protect your fellows for free. I guess that was out the window when you found out you had to put your ass on the line! What a shock, a group of people that talk a good fight but when handed a weapon and asked to walk the post refuse! Then when someone steps up to walke the post make fun of him for doing what you clearly wouldn't do even for a "generous pension!"

  • DINO

    Pilgram was a police officer, don't you feel bad that your kind don't pack the stones to do a dangerous job like being a police officer and have to use conservatives because they are the only people brave enough to do the job.

    There's plenty of liberal cops up here in Portland and even when I worked for a dept in the midwest.

    Being a police officer isn't all that dangerous. Working in a meat packing house is more dangerous. After all, the cops get to carry guns.

    Bottom line: People benefiting from fat, generous government pensions should shut the fuck up about government spending.

  • Bat One

    Forgive the intrusion. I realize y'all are having a grand ol' time arguing about something that is really none of your business.

    But unless I'm very much mistaken, public employee pensions are usually structured as a form of annuity purchased by the particular public jurisdiction or government entity out of a deduction made to the employee's gross pay. Then, at retirement, or death, the pension, and/or survivor benefits, are paid out as previously contracted. In other words, for most state, country, and local officials and employees now retired, their pensions were paid for long ago, during their working years, as part of their contracted employment, and NOT out of revenues collected from current taxpayers.

    Not only are you sticking your nose into some else' private affairs that really don't concern you, Dino, but you are wrong in your characterizations and apparently haven't the faintest fucking idea what you're talking about.

  • DINO

    I was part of a state pension system Batshit.

    Public pensions are very generous and guarantee a return even if the fund decreases. You won't get that with a 401k.

    If you fucksticks want to blame government, government spending and government workers for the woes of the state and federal governments then a discussion of Pilgrim benefiting from government spending is a worthy one.

    Any time I can slam you people with you hypocrisy it's my business. If you benefit from government generosity you should SHUT THE FUCK UP about government being the problem.

  • pparets

    In other words, for most state, country, and local officials and employees now retired, their pensions were paid for long ago, during their working years, as part of their contracted employment, and NOT out of revenues collected from current taxpayers.

    Bingo! Exactly Right!

  • pparets

    If you benefit from government generosity you should SHUT THE FUCK UP

    Interesting insight into the mind of a liberal… the view that government is a benign – even kindly – and all-powerful uncle bestowing his generosity on a grateful people whose only responsibility is to keep their mouths shut.

    This may be the best and shortest definition of liberalism ever penned.

  • DINO

    Government pensions are funded by the taxpayer. They're government which to you stems is always bad.

    You blame public employees for California's troubles.

    Pilgrim is getting a sweet deal retirement thanks to the taxpayers of Louisiana. He's also getting disability and some form of government health care since he retired at 55 and was "injured" in his last months.

    You can do all the backflips you want it won't change the facts that this conservative shitheel is benefiting greatly from GOVERNMENT SPENDING of TAXPAYER MONEY.

  • Bat One

    Dino,

    In other words, I was exactly right in my description of how most state, country, and municipal employees pensions actually are structured, and funded, while you are too ignorant, too stupid, and too much a witless partisan hack to recognize that you are wrong, and too dishonest to admit it.

    If you actually were once covered by a public pension, you obviously didn't learn shit about how they work or who pays for them and how. But then the very same could be said for just about every economic or financial comment you've ever offered here. The structure of pensions and the function of annuities are clearly no exception to your ignorance… or your petulance.

  • robert108

    The only solution to this "generosity" of govt with other peoples' money is fiscal conservatism – living withing their means. No more deficit financing for govt drones.

  • sayanything-4625

    Any time I can slam you people with you hypocrisy it's my business. If you benefit from government generosity you should SHUT THE FUCK UP about government being the problem.

    Ah Dino, there's no need to get all upset and shout. What's hypocritical about contracting and working for benefits? Its not like you where you want to get items for free from people that a better than you in each and every way!

    There's plenty of liberal cops up here in Portland and even when I worked for a dept in the midwest

    .

    How old are you, a thousand? You've been a chemist, a cop, a professor, a teacher and whatever else floats into your head. I guess you think it makes your argument more authentic.

    You can do all the backflips you want it won't change the facts that this conservative shitheel is benefiting greatly from GOVERNMENT SPENDING of TAXPAYER MONEY.

    This is really what's killing Dino. He hates it when conservatives "take from" the government. If you are a leech or vote Democratic you are welcome to the government teat. If not, you don't deserve the money, even though you earned it through hard work and sacrifice. That fool is just a partisan hack that wants to buy votes.

  • DINO

    Government pensions are funded by the taxpayers. Even if there's some addition from the employee, the state funds the pension from TAXPAYER MONEY.

    None of that changes the fact that Pilgrim was able to retire at 55 with a generous pension due to his employment with government, the bane of his existence. He is also getting disability and some form of government-funded health care until he can get Medicare, another form of government-funded healthcare.

    People who criticize government spending while living on the generosity of government spending are disingenuous, hypocritical shitheels.

    People who defend them are total idiots.

  • DINO

    He hates it when conservatives "take from" the government.

    No, I just flat out hate conservatives. I find it repugnant when they complain about government while depending on government for their income, livelihood or health care. Pilgrim hit the trifecta by managing to do all three.

    You're all just a bunch of selfish assholes until it's you that's benefiting from government spending. There's nothing "better" about you.

    I have been and done all the things I said I was.

  • http://Array sayanything-4625

    No, I just flat out hate conservatives. I find it repugnant when they complain about government while depending on government for their income, livelihood or health care. Pilgrim hit the trifecta by managing to do all three.

    Hey Fool, do I have to point out your hypocrisy? You want the US and the government destroyed. I just want the government to be smaller and less intrusive. If you want to equate that with hating the government then so be it. I actually love America and my fellow Americans. I don't wish the country or my fellow Americans ill. You do so for you to call anyone a hypocrite is a farce. The only thing that makes me happy is that its making you mad! Ole the mean ole conservatives are earning a pension by working hard. I hate it! Boo Hoo Hoo! I hate all conservatives! They are so mean! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!

    Rest easy Pilgram knowing that Dino is about to have a stroke! That's pretty good work, pissing Dino off doing a good job!

  • robert108

    Uneducated little stem doesn't understand the concepts of "employment contract" and "total compensation". When the contract for services between employer and employee is entered into, both agree that the employee is worth everything included in the total compensation package, which may include pensions and other deferred benefits.
    By agreeing to the contract, the employer(in this case, the govt) agrees that the work contracted from the employee is worth the compensation offered. In other words, no debt is incurred by the employee by accepting any and all compensation.
    Pensions are earned, dumb little stem.
    The govt owes that money to the employee, which it has taken the power to disburse.
    Only a hateful moron like you would try to make an issue about an employee receiving his legal compansation.
    The problem with govt waste is not with the employee, but with the nature of excessive govt, which bears all the responsibility for any waste.

  • sayanything-4625

    Government pensions are funded by the taxpayers. Even if there's some addition from the employee, the state funds the pension from TAXPAYER MONEY.

    So I guess you really are against pensions! Suddenly that government money is taxpayer money! You wouldn't dream of using that particular sentence in any other thread.

  • Bat One

    Government pensions are funded by the taxpayers. Even if there's some addition from the employee, the state funds the pension from TAXPAYER MONEY.

    Hmmm! Backing up already, Swish? I'm not surprised. You apparently believe that the only people who should be allowed to voice their opinion are witless ignoramuses like you. Which is more than a little amusing given just how little you really know about the subjects you comment on. You probably believe the stupid liberal fiction that your employer pays half your FICA and Medicare taxes too.

  • Bat One

    Uneducated little stem doesn't understand the concepts of "employment contract"…

    When you think about it (that leaves you out, Swish! Sorry!) the dolts of the Left really don't understand or accept any sort of contract. Promises, to a liberal, are merely words used to gain an advantage. The sanctity of a freely negotiated, mutually advantageous agreement, and the mutual obligations that attach to that agreement, are simply beyond those on the Left.

  • sayanything-4625

    Government pensions are funded by the taxpayers.

    Hey look a cross reference from another thread. This is from Dino's own mouth.

    Fuck your pledge of fascism. I don't do it either. It's government and we hate government so I'm not pledging allegiance to any land mass.

    So which is it clown, do you hate government or is it the source of all that's good and right? And you call us hypocrites! You can't even keep you story straight from one thread to the next.

    Keep trolling, trolling, trolling
    Though your head is swollen
    Keep your story trolling, Dino!

    Don't try to understand him
    just ignore, rope and brand him
    and soon he'll be screeching loud and long!

  • DINO

    Let me recap:

    Pilgrim criticizes government spending, you all concur that government is the problem. You criticize government workers and the perks that they receive.

    Then we find out that Pilgrim benefits from a generous government pension available to him at 55, a pension system the conservatives of that state are trying to dismantle. We can also surmise that Pilgrim gets disability and a government-funded health care plan.

    None of your verbal gymnastics changes any of that. He, like the rest of you, is a hypocrite. You don't hate government spending, you hate government spending on other people. That;s because you people are bad citizens, bad neighbors and generally bad people.

  • Buzz

    No union. No union contract. No union protection. No union retirement. But thanks for playing, buzz.

    Bullshit, some Union negotiated your contract, you might be in a right to work state, but some Union got you what you have. And you fucking know it.

  • DINO

    State pensions are underfunded, in particular Louisiana. They even lost money to Madoff! That won't stop Pilgrim from getting a guaranteed amount every month for life, just for working 20 years giving tickets for speeding.

    Pilgrim's benefactor

    Now, if your 401k was had dropped in value you'd have less to draw from. But what do states do whose pensions are underfunded?

    To make up the shortfall, states are resorting to a variety of measures, such as increasing taxes, issuing bonds, and requiring employee payroll contributions to their pension plans.

    Which insinuates that employees often don't contribute. I would bet that Pilgrim's contributions will end up being a minimal part of what he gets out, if he ever even contributed a dime to it. Retiring at 55 assures that he will be getting the bulk of his retirement support from the TAXPAYERS.

    Pretty sweet deal for someone who wants government destroyed.

  • DINO

    You show that everytime you post. Good to see that your life is a chaotic as your rambling incompetence on this blog.

    "Everytime" isn't a word.

    All of my jobs have built upon the previous one and are all related to the education and experience I've received along the way. I'm sorry that you have so little adventure in your life.

  • sayanything-4625

    Oh I forgot to hit the space bar. If that's all you got give it up. What you know about my life isn't an angstrom wide. Thank you very much.

  • sayanything-4625

    Pretty sweet deal for someone who wants government destroyed.

    Then you should be happy yet you are still here acting like a troll. Why?

  • DINO

    Why?

    To educate the stems. It's a calling.

  • 2Hotel9

    Pilgrim!!!! Just got on Quinn&Rose; and put the Buycott in the wind. Rose was already going to bring up the Whole Foods situation in the first segment, now we got the word out national.

    Buy, babe, buy! Spending money on food is always a good idea. Lay in plenty of long term storeable goods, of which Whole Foods has quite a selection. And buy big!!

  • Mickey

    Bat One is right. Government employess pay into their own pension fund. Salaries on the other hand do ultimately come from the budget which is funded by the tax payer.

    Dino, as usual you are a dumb ass.

  • Mickey

    Remember, dino says he used to ride along in police squad cars. I suppose they brought him along as back up protection.

    They used his razor wit as a hostage negotiator. He saved the gerbils from harm when crazed fart knockers held them hostage.

    heh

  • sayanything-4625

    To educate the stems. It's a calling.

    With made up blather and rank stupidity? You couldn't educate a group of toddlers. They are smarter than you could ever be.

  • DINO

    The pensions are funded by taxpayer money, particularly when there are shortfalls which there are. Louisiana's system is only 64% funded. I wonder where the rest will come from?

    Even private pensions, lately, are funded by taxpayers as more private pensions go broke and are picked up by the federal government, PBGC. Here's an article from 2006. It's gotten worse since.

    The failing pension system in the U.S. private sector: have we seen the worst yet?

  • DINO

    With made up blather and rank stupidity?

    I've wiped the floor with you so many times all you can do is call me stupid. Now that's toddler behavior.

  • 2Hotel9

    Pensions are funded with dollars taken from workers pay. Now, just cut&paste; the same lie, dinothefakehomo, and keep posting it. Thats all you have.

  • DINO

    Government pensions are funded only partially from worker pay. The bulk comes from taxpayers particularly when there are shortfalls as there are in places like Louisiana.

    Many private pensions have gone broke and turned their obligation over to the federal government.

    This article explains how pensions are funded mainly by the employer and what happens when that employer defaults. When public employers need more cash they just take more from the TAXPAYER.

    Read it when you sober up.

    Good luck at Whole Foods. I don't think you'll find MD 2020 or Night Train there, though.

  • 2Hotel9

    Pensions are funded by dollars taken from workers pay. I know, that is a vastly complicated sentence, full of really big words, but if you sound them out you MIGHT eventually understand them.

  • JMT

    Back ON TOPIC…
    1st off, there is not a Whole Foods store anywhere near me so I can't do anything to them or w/ them & I don't buy anything over the 'net either.

    HOWEVER, if there was one near me I still would not shop there b/c of their "global warming" agenda & them being connected w/ Igore…err I mean Al Gore on that matter (incl giving links on their site to AG's sites). IMO, doing this "reverse boycott"/"buycott" just helps them in ALL of their political agenda & I would NOT want to be a part of giving them $ which will be connected to them & w/ Igore…err I mean Al Gore.

    IOW, buying from them will actually help MORE of the ultra-left rather than just annoying some of the ultra-left.

  • Bat One

    Louisiana's system is only 64% funded. I wonder where the rest will come from?

    A better, more pertinent question would be to ask where the other 36% has gone. If it is true that Louisiana state employees' pensions are only 64% funded (asserted but not proven!) the question is where was the rest of the money diverted to, and who done the diverting? I think its safe to assume that the money was 100% withheld from the employees' paychecks, so where's the rest of the money?

  • DINO

    Actually, an even bigger question is where all the private pensions have gone that the taxpayer is on the hook for.

    I realize that doesn't concern you since you dismiss the failures of the private market.

  • 2Hotel9

    Really, which government/Union controlled pensions are failing? List them for us, whiny lying cunt.

  • Bat One

    Actually, an even bigger question is where all the private pensions have gone that the taxpayer is on the hook for.

    Dino,

    This is an excellent question, and a pertinent one, and I congratulate you for your perspicacity in asking it!

    The answer, of course, lies in the fact that since 1974 the US government has assumed responsibility for the shortfalls you've questioned via the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation, in an arrangement similar to the FDIC which itself guarantees the deposits of bank and savings institution customers. In other words, the federal government has essentially absolved both the private sector and state and municipal governments from ultimate liability for unfunded pension liabilities. The result is that, along with Social Security and Medicare, the PBGC has its own unfunded liabilities of over $56 trillion… a figure which is nowhere to be found in the federal budget, nor is any part of the $9 trillion/$11 trillion/$15 trillion deficit projection argument that has raged lately.

    The point, of course, is that Obama and the Dems now want to add even more unfunded liabilities to those already outstanding with the "ObamaCare" health care reform.

    Obama and congressional leaders (?) not only are NOT doing anything to deal with our current, real budget crisis, but they are strenuously intent on exacerbating the problem by adding more unsustainable obligations of the federal government to those which we already cannot hope to pay for.

    Social Security, Medicare, PBGC, and now ObamaCare… each one individually beyond our ability to pay for the liabilities already incurred. Together, they will surely bankrupt the nation… even if we had the healthy economy Obama so glibly promised.

  • DINO

    The republicans, who controlled much of the federal government these last 30 years, did nothing to address these undefunded programs but instead added to their shortfalls DELIBERATELY to break and destroy government. The failure of the private plans is a result of the conservative paradigm that dominated over this period, the same one which led many corporations to act irresponsibly.

    Adding healthcare is something we'd pay for anyway. Making headway to rein in costs makes sense. You short-sighted stems are too stupid to realize this.

  • JMT

    Let me try again to get this thread BACK ON TOPIC:
    Back ON TOPIC…
    1st off, there is not a Whole Foods store anywhere near me so I can't do anything to them or w/ them & I don't buy anything over the ‘net either.

    HOWEVER, if there was one near me I still would not shop there b/c of their "global warming" agenda & them being connected w/ Igore…err I mean Al Gore on that matter (incl giving links on their site to AG's sites). IMO, doing this "reverse boycott"/"buycott" just helps them in ALL of their political agenda & I would NOT want to be a part of giving them $ which will be connected to them & w/ Igore…err I mean Al Gore.

    IOW, buying from them will actually help MORE of the ultra-left rather than just annoying some of the ultra-left.

  • 2Hotel9

    And when has government ever "reined in" cost or spending. Lay it on us.

  • 2Hotel9

    JMT, it is a company that treats its employees well, and it is having about .0001% effect on the enviro agenda. Besides, they got real good wheat, and 3 types of powdered milk that are real good, well packaged and good for 10 years.

    I can go chuckle at the hippy chic, and make a few other worthwhile stops, besides. Hopefully there will be some picketers to get pics of.

  • Mickey

    I've wiped the floor with you so many times …

    The only thing you ever wiped was sperm from your chin.

    Half of what you post is pure lies and the other half is delusional babble.

  • 2Hotel9

    And we are off!!! Hope to have a few pics of fake protesters for y'all this afternoon.

  • Buzz

    Good luck storming the castle!!!

    (he'll be arrested in less than an hour)

  • 2Hotel9

    No picketers, a few people who didn't look like regulars. Asked a couple of employees what they thought, one ambivalent, 2 others not happy with the Obama/Teddie Healthcare Destruction&Traveling; Roadshow, and 4 others completely pissed off at BOTH SIDES. Imagine that.

    Nothing to take pics of, just a grocery store. Got a good deal on flour, rice, cornmeal, sugar, and of all things canned sliced beets. And 4 boxes of .38 S&W cartridges. Not a bad day.

  • Jeff

    So question or realy a comment. you guys want to put someone out of bussiness and people out of work just becuase they dont agree with you? and I thought liberals were suppost to be compassionate and open minded. I guess not.

  • atease

    and I thought liberals were suppost to be compassionate and open minded. I guess not.

    Only when it suit their cause du jour Jeff. Look at Mass and how they want to change the policy to "elect/appoint" a replacement for their senator. What way works best for them AT THIS TIME AND DAY it the direction they will go. Screw the rules, those are for the little people.

    atease

  • JMT

    2H9, Well I waited for an on topic response but by the time there was one I was already gone from the site & had too much to do & didn't get back here in time before you went but the following is what I would have told you:
    They're in "bed" w/ AG & IMO anybody that does that can't be trusted. Anybody/group that touts AG's sites on their sites is "off my Christmas list". And since they're in bed w/ AG they end up supporting the BS "cap & tax" (aka "cap & trade") system. They give some of their profits (soon to be some of your $) to this BS.

    Just b/c somone/thing is good in some things doesn't mean that the bad should be overlooked, as a matter of fact, just the opposite should be done IMO…IOW B/C someone/thing is good in some things one has to be even more vigilant in remembering the bad.

    Another examp would be…If PETA treated their people well & they don't have as big of an impact on things as they'd like then I'd still not give them one penny.

    I support my local chain of grocery stores (6 stores in all) & would even if WF was here…the local store has a great selection (esp the meat dept) & prices they have a recycling bin for the paper & plastic bags too & sell the canvas ones for those that want them, they buy most of their meats & dairy products from local suppliers so they're "green" w/o being in bed w/ igore…err I mean Al Gore.

    So, sorry but I'm not drinking the WF Kool-Aid® besides that there are many other ways to stick it to the ultra-left w/o getting into bed w/ WF & using the STD model…that means being in bed w/ AG…ewww. The closest thing I'll get to in "supporting" WF is to SAY that they have valuable things to say in the health care debate but that's where my support ends.

    2H9, Now since you already went I suggest you get some shots (such as Tetracycline) b/c you got into bed w/ WH that has been (is) in bed AG. AGAIN EWWW!

  • 2Hotel9

    Who is "AG" and how did they piss in your punch bowl?

  • JMT

    Sorry 2H9, referring to my other posts in this thread…AG is Igore…err I mean Al Gore.

  • 2Hotel9

    OH! Algore, The Prophet of Gaea, Peace Be Upon Him, Ender of Debate, Leaver of The Giant Footprint.

    OK, gotch'ya. The minimal amount of effect WF has in the political/enviro ponsi scheme is well offset by massive ecological impact they have. And there is nothing some cutesy marketing can do to change that. On that other hand, you have a company treating its employees pretty well, and their prices to consumers are not that out of whack.

    I mainly went to get pics of picketers. What a gip!

  • JMT

    2H9, Maybe they're readers of this blog & read that you were coming & HID! :)

  • 2Hotel9

    It was quite a disappointment. Pay Union scum to do a job and they are too lazy to even show up.

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