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News Comments > New NVIDIA Reference Drivers
11. Re: New NVIDIA Reference Drivers Dec 4, 2012, 14:46 RollinThundr
 
Respen wrote on Dec 4, 2012, 13:31:
Just a heads up, this install failed for me on Windows 8 64 bit with a 680 GTX.

I've tried downloading and installing twice, in both cases the installer failed to install Nvidia Update, 3D vision and HD Audio drivers.

Also of note, when manually looking for the drivers doing a search with Windos 8 specified on NVidia's website reveals no new drivers. However, these drivers do say they are valid for Windows 8 64 bit.

Annoyed.

Try a clean install just the card and PhysX drivers, no 3d vision or HD audio options.
 
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News Comments > Steam Big Picture Mode Launches
18. Re: Steam Big Picture Mode Launches Dec 3, 2012, 22:50 RollinThundr
 
Dades wrote on Dec 3, 2012, 21:04:
DDI wrote on Dec 3, 2012, 21:00:
How do I turn off the ugly as fuck giant button on my Steam UI

Wondering the same thing, why can't Steam follow any sort of standard GUI conventions?

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Because bloatware never has functional GUI's.
 
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News Comments > Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround
52. Re: Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround Nov 30, 2012, 20:36 RollinThundr
 
jacobvandy wrote on Nov 30, 2012, 19:46:
So, are you calling me a lunch box, telling me to eat a lunch box made of dick, or eat a lunch box full of dicks? Try to be clearer with your insults, even if they don't make sense.

Either way, now I won't feel bad to inform you that your computer is what's slow as shit, because everything I click in Steam responds instantly, including my enormous library.

Actually I want to apologize for that, it was uncalled for.

Nope isn't my machine, runs everything game wise and program wise flawlessly except the steam interface is laggier than I'd like.

 
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News Comments > Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround
49. Re: Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround Nov 30, 2012, 19:34 RollinThundr
 
jacobvandy wrote on Nov 30, 2012, 17:57:
LOL, did you just use "I have a lot of games and sometimes it takes a while to look through them" as a reason for Steam being bad? A) You should append that with #FirstWorldProblems and B) I officially cannot take anything you say seriously.

Eat a dick lunch box. steam is slow as shit when switching between tabs was all I was getting at.
 
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News Comments > Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround
44. Re: Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround Nov 30, 2012, 17:51 RollinThundr
 
jacobvandy wrote on Nov 30, 2012, 17:47:
Yeah, but Steam is much more user-friendly and functional, not to mention less intrusive... If you're like any of the perhaps 95% of people around here, Steam is where you have the lion's share of your [digital] game library and social contacts. You say "oh, so since Steam is the most popular, it gets a pass?" Yes and no...

It got as big as it did because it WORKS, and works well. It is NOT always-on DRM, it does NOT phone home to some server every single time you launch a game to find out whether you're allowed to play something, it is NOT integrated into core systems of the games you play in such a way that will render them UNPLAYABLE when the master server is unavailable... If you lose your internet connection after the program is already running, i.e. you've logged in, it doesn't lock you out. If you've logged in at least once on that computer, you don't even need to be online when you launch Steam, because it has an actual, working offline mode... Yadda yadda yadda.

Uplay is a pile of shit. And that's all beside the point that you seemed to have ignored -- it's 100% redundant for games owned and launched through Steam.

Unless Uplay has changed since the last time I used it it's not anymore complex, log in, launch game play. 99.9% of the people playing on PC have always on connections anyway. I can see where it would be a pain in the ass if you're traveling and playing on a laptop with no net connection, but other than that to me anyway it isn't that much more annoying then firing up steam, waiting for it's slow ass overlays and digging through a heavily populated list to pick what I'm in the mood to play if I don't have a desktop shortcut to it already.
 
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News Comments > Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround
41. Re: Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround Nov 30, 2012, 17:33 RollinThundr
 
Prez wrote on Nov 30, 2012, 16:57:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 30, 2012, 16:42:
Sempai wrote on Nov 30, 2012, 16:25:
And dare i say Gabe and his Steam portal need to grow a pair and stop allowing this 3rd party bullshit through their ALREADY PROVIDED DRM SERVICE.

I don't see what real difference it makes, you're already using DRM enriched Steam, it's not like Uplay is resource intensive. PC Gamers: BOO UBISOFT DRM! same breath oooo I'll buy <insert title here> on steam and play that!

You don't see the difference because how you classify Steam as somehow only being DRM (and intrusive at that, when it is NOTHING like Uplay ) is patently wrong.

I buy something on steam, I have to have steam running to play it. It's really not any different.
 
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News Comments > Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround
37. Re: Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround Nov 30, 2012, 16:42 RollinThundr
 
Sempai wrote on Nov 30, 2012, 16:25:
And dare i say Gabe and his Steam portal need to grow a pair and stop allowing this 3rd party bullshit through their ALREADY PROVIDED DRM SERVICE.

I don't see what real difference it makes, you're already using DRM enriched Steam, it's not like Uplay is resource intensive. PC Gamers: BOO UBISOFT DRM! same breath oooo I'll buy <insert title here> on steam and play that!
 
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News Comments > Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround
12. Re: Far Cry 3 Uplay Workaround Nov 30, 2012, 13:06 RollinThundr
 
Techie714 © wrote on Nov 30, 2012, 12:09:
I really want this game but Uplay (Always on DRM) makes this a no buy. Even though you can set it to offline mode it's still BS...IMO. Just more crap to install on your PC & if you get it through Steam why must you have Uplay.....

The irony is that anytime a person uses steam in the first place they're using Always on DRM.
 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
46. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 30, 2012, 08:25 RollinThundr
 
Dades wrote on Nov 29, 2012, 22:18:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 29, 2012, 16:01:
Do I think there's quite a few members in the GOP who shoot themselves in the foot for being anti gay? Yes I do, let the fuckers marry already and focus on the actual REAL issues we face.

Course then you have the completely far left socialists douchebags who believe birth entitles them to a life.

Liberals 50 years ago: "Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."

Liberals today: "Being born automatically makes me entitled to everything. Gimmie free healthcare, gimmie free college education. Down with corporations! (Except for Facebook, Twitter, Apple and Starbucks) Down with Capitalism! Forgive my student debt. Eat the rich! If you don't have the same beliefs as me you are part of the problem! Occupy Wall Street!!!1

More liberal blame, what a surprise same old party lines. The liberals are responsible for everything bad and its ok for you to keep harping about it if you make some token comment about being ok with gay marriage Rolleyes

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Libs are just as responsible as republicans are, economically in a lot of ways more so due to policy. Speaking of the blame game Dades, if I remember correctly, it's been the liberals blaming Bush for every issue in the world going on 5 years now. Hypocrite much?
 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
44. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 29, 2012, 16:27 RollinThundr
 
Beamer wrote on Nov 29, 2012, 16:08:
"somehow limited pie."

Dude, wait, what? How is it not limited? That you think its infinite proves you have zero economics background.


And how do I recite some liberal playbook? What talking points do I match them on? 0% corporate taxation?

I think you misunderstand what I'm trying to get across, and that is kinda on me for wording it the way I did. The gist is, anyone can be successful regardless if they start rich or not. Sure it's way easier having connections or having means to fall back on out of the gate. But to put forth this argument that poor people need always stay poor and live off the government tit because those mean 1%'ers won't share is flat out bullshit and I'm sick of the class warfare. Instead do something constructive, preach personal responsibility instead.

You continually go to the same liberal talking points all the time, class warfare and how far more important it is to redistribute their wealth rather than not go fucking bankrupt by out of control spending, gay rights/social injustices, and the message that conservatives are just mean and hateful.

As if believing in personal responsibility is this evil fucking thing, or not sharing the notion that people are owed a life out of the womb is so old school and not progressive enough that that too is wrong and evil.

Bottom line I don't want to see the US end up another Greece, and at the rate we're going, it'll be under a decade before we're there.
 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
42. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 29, 2012, 16:01 RollinThundr
 
Dades wrote on Nov 28, 2012, 22:21:
Actually I've only ever seen you blame democrats. Saying that you blame republicans because people correctly label you biased and actually doing more than lip service in assigning blame are different matters. You're a broken record with the antagonistic leftie liberal crap and it's why people dismiss you out of hand. No one is going to take you or your position seriously if you can't meet them halfway and do the same without being insulting. It's really endemic of the problems down there in general, confrontational all or nothing politics with no room for reasonable people and rational thoughts.

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Both parties are lobbied massively, something that should be made illegal to begin with. Both parties love spending money on pet projects and pork tossed into bills.

The major difference is economically you have variations in different camps, the social liberals like Beamer who even though he continually proclaims he isn't a liberal, pretty much cites the liberal playbook word for word every time a thread goes political, who believe that the rich are hoarding this somehow limited pie and need to make up for it by taking from said rich people to give to people who generally aren't motivated enough to make for themselves. As an example if I started a successful company tomorrow that made 250k in profit in it's first year, somehow I would be stealing some 1%'ers wealth because it's limited you know. The US can apparently only handle so much people being successful at once or some shit like that.

Then you have fiscal conservatives, not even necessarily republicans who understand economics enough and realize you can't spend out of control and print money like the world is going to end tomorrow and not expect consequences down the road regardless of which party is doing the spending.

I would love to meet halfway and cut spending while fixing tax loopholes and increasing the country's income. Unfortunately when you suggest things like that, people like Beamer start tossing out all these social injustices in regards to homosexuals and the like that have zero to do with economy in the first place as a way to divert the discussion away from our government spending us into bankruptcy or at the idea of reducing the size of government oversight on everything when states are capable of regulating their own respective states.

Do I think there's quite a few members in the GOP who shoot themselves in the foot for being anti gay? Yes I do, let the fuckers marry already and focus on the actual REAL issues we face.

Course then you have the completely far left socialists douchebags who believe birth entitles them to a life.

Liberals 50 years ago: "Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."

Liberals today: "Being born automatically makes me entitled to everything. Gimmie free healthcare, gimmie free college education. Down with corporations! (Except for Facebook, Twitter, Apple and Starbucks) Down with Capitalism! Forgive my student debt. Eat the rich! If you don't have the same beliefs as me you are part of the problem! Occupy Wall Street!!!1
 
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News Comments > Dragon Age 3 in 2014?
9. Re: Dragon Age 3 in 2014? Nov 29, 2012, 11:28 RollinThundr
 
Creston wrote on Nov 29, 2012, 11:13:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 29, 2012, 11:03:
Verno wrote on Nov 29, 2012, 10:43:
Less awesome button, more gameplay. Also less poorly written Whedon wannabe stuff and teenage level sexual encounters. The first Dragon Age suffered quite a bit from it too but they really went nuts with Merill in DA2.

It's funny, now that I think about it Dragon Age 3 is one of the few games where I just want less of everything in the previous game. Combat waves, silly dialogue wheel, etc.

It's David Gaider doing the writing, not sure what you expected, having been stupid enough to waste months on their social site trying to convince the devs not to go the route they went with DA2, and seeing first hand how much of a childish douche the guy is, along with how fragile Bioware devs seem to be when it comes to criticism I don't have high hopes for DA3. And this is coming from someone who puts DA:Origins high on the list of solid games the last few years.

I don't know what happened to Gaider. He used to be a really cool, down-to-earth guy, and he wrote some really, REALLY good stuff. I guess the success went to his head or something... :\
(though to be fair, anyone would turn into a cynical bastard if he/she was exposed to the Bioware social forums on a day to day basis. It seems split down the middle between the fanboys to whom Bioware can do no wrong and who say that they thought the ending was great and that Leviathan was how all DLC should be made, and the people who hate everything Bioware does now. There no longer seems to be a middle ground.)

Creston

Well the issue is Creston, they run their social site like state run propaganda. The BDF (Bioware Defense Force) is allowed to make personal attacks and the devs, at least at the time encouraged it, and if you gave it back to them, Priestly is quick with the ban hammer.

The fact alone that they're keeping "Iconic looks" for companions in 3 rather than allowing the player to customize like every deep rpg in existence prior to DA2 screams pretty loudly that the days of the old Bioware that actually made deep engaging RPG's with plenty of user choice are long gone. Because remember todays demographic can't identify with a companion/NPC unless they're wearing the same outfit for the entire game. Personality and building character depth is less important than Isabella for example being dressed like a pirate hooker for the whole game, otherwise how is the player supposed to know she's a pirate that's kinda on the slutty side?
 
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News Comments > Dragon Age 3 in 2014?
5. Re: Dragon Age 3 in 2014? Nov 29, 2012, 11:03 RollinThundr
 
Verno wrote on Nov 29, 2012, 10:43:
Less awesome button, more gameplay. Also less poorly written Whedon wannabe stuff and teenage level sexual encounters. The first Dragon Age suffered quite a bit from it too but they really went nuts with Merill in DA2.

It's funny, now that I think about it Dragon Age 3 is one of the few games where I just want less of everything in the previous game. Combat waves, silly dialogue wheel, etc.

It's David Gaider doing the writing, not sure what you expected, having been stupid enough to waste months on their social site trying to convince the devs not to go the route they went with DA2, and seeing first hand how much of a childish douche the guy is, along with how fragile Bioware devs seem to be when it comes to criticism I don't have high hopes for DA3. And this is coming from someone who puts DA:Origins high on the list of solid games the last few years.
 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
40. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 27, 2012, 12:59 RollinThundr
 
Beamer wrote on Nov 27, 2012, 12:36:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 27, 2012, 12:29:
Beamer wrote on Nov 27, 2012, 12:14:
Republicans are the victim, per RollinThundr. They aren't losing ground because they've recently embraced the absolute lunatic fringe of the American Midwest, choosing to make a big deal out of issues like gay marriage and choosing the wrong side on issues that matter to growing minorities, or ignoring the beliefs of new generations by assuming young people don't vote (which becomes problematic when you continue viewing Generation X as "young people,") no, they are losing ground because liberals indoctrinate the youth.

Because it's all liberals faults. Republicans are just victims.
And because the youth never, ever fell more liberal than conservative. Who ever heard of such a thing?!


Oh brother, who called them victims? Says the guy who thinks we can just spend indefinitely and it won't affect anything at all. Or the guy who supports the party that rewards illegals with bennies rather than making them become legal the right way. Remember kids if your for immigration reform you're racist.

Yeah it's when they grow up and learn something about how real life works, that they realize fiscal responsibility is an actual good thing.

Seriously Beamer I'm tired of the song and dance, poor gays, poor illegals yada yada yada. When we're fucking bankrupt in under 10 years because neither party wants to stop spending us into oblivion, gay rights and minorities won't matter a shit.

When did I ever say "indefinitely?" I said spending is less important than distribution of wealth. And it is. We need to be very concerned with how much our citizens are spending, which is the gas that fuels our economy. Burning a deficit isn't really terribly problematic. Again, it isn't good, but it isn't the end of the world.

Also, I've said to you a hundred times stop calling me a Democrat. I do not support that party. More than Republicans? Yeah, but so did the Electoral Congress, overwhelmingly. Also, tell me what is the "legal way," for people in this country to naturalize? I do believe, though, that your grammatical error in discussing immigration is amusing.

Shut up about fiscal responsibility. How could the party that refuses to raise taxes be fiscally responsible? It does not work. Again, you only look at half of an equation. It's absurd! You think that wanting to cut costs means fiscally responsible, yet somehow not wanting to increase income is still fiscally responsible. Wanting to increase income without cutting costs as much is not fiscally responsible.
There is no logic behind this.

I never said anything about immigrants, I said appealing to what a growing percentage of the country finds important. Guess what: that's immigration.

You have ZERO economic understanding. It's frightening. I bet you don't even know what the current rating of US debt is. I bet you don't know how it's changed historically. I'll bet you have no clue what a credit rating actually means.
You keep beating the same drum without ever demonstrating an understanding. Worse, you think someone saying it's the wrong drum to beat, that there are more important ones, means they're directly opposed to it.

Whatever, dude. Warren Buffet wrote a nice piece yesterday essentially saying what I keep saying. You just sit there and feel smarter than him.



As for the victim piece, because you're blaming people other than Republicans for the loss. You're still doing it. You're still blaming gays and immigrants, not that the party doesn't appeal to them and that their voice is actually one that people care about. Republicans lost this not because people are stupid. Those people ARE the US. Always have been. Republicans lost because they're too stupid to understand this. The fault is solely Republicans', not whomever you feel you'd rather point a finger at. Too many of their leaders are looking for blame and not looking in the mirror, which is funny, as they're also the "personal accountability" party.

I blame both parties for bringing us to the cliff, I've said that over and over and over again. Where do you get blame out of anything I said? It's not homosexuals that are spending us into bankruptcy, no one said they were, the illegals do tie into it however, what is so wrong about becoming a US citizen the right way? Why should people who are here illegally be not only allowed to stay but do so on the tax payer's dime? How the hell does that even make sense?

I've said before I'll take Buffet seriously when he starts paying the millions in back taxes he owes or rather his company owes.

I've also told you time and time again I'm not against raising taxes as long as the spending is massively cut. You have to compromise somewhere, Reagan got this, Clinton got this, Obama does not. We've had 4 years of blaming the Republicans for all the world's woes when it's both parties fucking off. It's dishonest. When's the last time you saw Obama take responsibility for one single thing? C'mon man.
 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
38. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 27, 2012, 12:29 RollinThundr
 
Beamer wrote on Nov 27, 2012, 12:14:
Republicans are the victim, per RollinThundr. They aren't losing ground because they've recently embraced the absolute lunatic fringe of the American Midwest, choosing to make a big deal out of issues like gay marriage and choosing the wrong side on issues that matter to growing minorities, or ignoring the beliefs of new generations by assuming young people don't vote (which becomes problematic when you continue viewing Generation X as "young people,") no, they are losing ground because liberals indoctrinate the youth.

Because it's all liberals faults. Republicans are just victims.
And because the youth never, ever fell more liberal than conservative. Who ever heard of such a thing?!


Oh brother, who called them victims? Says the guy who thinks we can just spend indefinitely and it won't affect anything at all. Or the guy who supports the party that rewards illegals with bennies rather than making them become legal the right way. Remember kids if your for immigration reform you're racist.

Yeah it's when they grow up and learn something about how real life works, that they realize fiscal responsibility is an actual good thing.

Seriously Beamer I'm tired of the song and dance, poor gays, poor illegals yada yada yada. When we're fucking bankrupt in under 10 years because neither party wants to stop spending us into oblivion, gay rights and minorities won't matter a shit.
 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
36. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 27, 2012, 12:04 RollinThundr
 
Verno wrote on Nov 27, 2012, 10:40:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 16:07:
Shitty as it is, it's not really false. I actually find it pretty disgusting that American citizens would rather side with known terrorist organizations like Hamas because they hate the one ally we have in the middle east.

No sorry, you made that silly comment and you get to own it. Don't try to pass off that shit as somehow reasonable or remotely accurate. It is exactly the kind of ridiculous crap that makes people dismiss the right out of hand and one of the many reasons we're losing ground politically. Shit like that is killing the party.

How do you figure? Are you going to tell me you've never read a single post from a liberal (and trust me, you need not go further than MSNBC's site to find a ton of them)calling how evil Israel is and how they should just give everything to Palestine? Or comparing Israel to Nazi Germany?

Republican's are losing ground politically because liberals have done a fantastic job of indoctrinating children and rewriting history with a liberal slant for the past 40 years. So now you have all the morons who were taught that the government knows best all coming out of the woodwork in support of becoming another Greece without having a god damn clue what they're talking about or how much damage they're doing to the US both financially and just in general.

Let's be honest, I would love for a single person to state anytime in our country's history that we've been more divided than we are now, and we have really no one but the democrats to blame for it with their class warfare, and race baiting game the past 5 years Ad nauseam,that people are so focused on attacking the rich and labeling any Obama dissenter as a racist that they've failed to notice us driving right off the cliff to bankruptcy as a country.
 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
29. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 26, 2012, 16:07 RollinThundr
 
Verno wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 16:01:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 14:34:

I dunno, liberals tend to hate Israel while often siding with factions who would love nothing more than their destruction. I don't think it's too much a stretch really.

This is one of the shittiest things I've ever seen posted on the forums.

Shitty as it is, it's not really false. I actually find it pretty disgusting that American citizens would rather side with known terrorist organizations like Hamas because they hate the one ally we have in the middle east.
 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
27. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 26, 2012, 15:28 RollinThundr
 
Beamer wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 15:16:
I think our balance of wealth is a much bigger issue than our spending. Do you know who holds the vast majority of our debt? We do. What happens if our debt rating drops? Not much, really. It's not something to be proud of, but given that our debt is mostly domestic, not foreign, it isn't really much of a concern, compared to the drastic hoovering of wealth our few have done, largely by cutting jobs or sending them overseas.

Our unemployment and our offshoring have nothing to do with our debt or our debt rating. In fact, all that outsourcing overseas is due to our debt being valuable, if anything.

Furthermore, paper money can never be worth nothing. We can't much go through a drastic inflation due to the size of our economy. It would bankrupt everyone, and I don't mean everyone in the country I mean everyone in the globe. This isn't Argentina, where our government could fold and make our currency useless. Although, in truth, having a sudden burst of massive inflation making my student debt moot does sound like a nice idea...

I don't say tax the rich, you dolt, I say tax the income. If someone has a lot of income tax it a lot. Fix Reagan's redistribution of wealth. Warren Buffet wrote a pretty solid editorial about it today. Only a moron says "the rich won't invest if they're taxed more." History shows they invest more. In jobs. For the middle class.

Also, you're the idiot playing the race card all the time. "I'm a straight white christian male, there's a war on me!"

I don't recall ever saying the rich won't invest if taxed more. I think I've been very consistent about spending being the issue. The idea that you think spending is sustainable when we pay out more than we take in, then add the fact that you could tax the 1% 100% of their income and still not cover what we're spending, that alone should raise some red flags for you but it apparently doesn't since you're too worried about the rich hoarding all that wealth as if it matters. Never mind that a person could start a company, become successful and make their own wealth, but no we need to redistribute from the rich and give to the poor, especially those folks that pay no taxes and receive all the hand outs, they deserve it the most.

Hey lets print more money and make it worth even less! That will surely solve everything! (rinse repeat)

You mentioned Cutter as well, It would take me both hands and toes to count how many times he's called me a bigot, or racist or whatever anytime something he can't dispute is said.

 
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News Comments > Sunday Legal Briefs
25. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 26, 2012, 15:11 RollinThundr
 
Beamer wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 14:55:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 14:51:
Beamer wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 14:46:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 14:38:
Cutter wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 12:46:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 12:37:
Cutter wrote on Nov 25, 2012, 17:15:
The Nazis may have lost the war but more and more it seems they won it if you take my meaning. We're headed for complete subservience and virtual slavery or bloody revolution. I'm personally down with the latter.

You folks did it yourselves by buying into being "progressive"

We mean people like you and your ilk.

It must suck being against fiscal responsibility.

I can't recall: weren't you against raising taxes?

It must suck being against fiscal responsibility.

Nope, I'm all for tax increases, along with massive spending cuts.

So you're not beating the Tea Party drum. What makes you think Cutter falls directly into a party line and is against any kind of fiscal responsibility?

And how do you identify as conservative if you think we should raise taxes? Doesn't that make you a socialist, in your own lingo and logic?

No it doesn't, there's a major difference between realizing tax rates are lowest they've been in 60 years and not having issue with putting in a little more and that goes for everyone not just the 1%, thing is unless there's massive spending cuts, it won't matter. I keep telling you this Beamer and you keep coming back with spending doesn't matter type of bullshit. Your 6 figure salary won't mean shit when paper money is worthless in a few years at the rate we're going. Should have never gotten off the gold standard.

I don't know what you guys want to be classified as, when you spew the liberal playbook of tax the rich, race card playing, etc. on a regular basis should someone call you a republican instead?

edit: incidentally here's a list of proposed GOP cuts, which again far more than I've seen the Obmessiah propose.

Here is the full list of cuts:


Additional Program Eliminations/Spending Reforms

Corporation for Public Broadcasting Subsidy. $445 million annual savings.

Save America's Treasures Program. $25 million annual savings.

International Fund for Ireland. $17 million annual savings.

Legal Services Corporation. $420 million annual savings.

National Endowment for the Arts. $167.5 million annual savings.

National Endowment for the Humanities. $167.5 million annual savings.

Hope VI Program. $250 million annual savings.

Amtrak Subsidies. $1.565 billion annual savings.

Eliminate duplicative education programs. H.R. 2274 (in last Congress), authored by Rep. McKeon, eliminates 68 at a savings of $1.3 billion annually.

U.S. Trade Development Agency. $55 million annual savings.

Woodrow Wilson Center Subsidy. $20 million annual savings.

Cut in half funding for congressional printing and binding. $47 million annual savings.

John C. Stennis Center Subsidy. $430,000 annual savings.

Community Development Fund. $4.5 billion annual savings.

Heritage Area Grants and Statutory Aid. $24 million annual savings.

Cut Federal Travel Budget in Half. $7.5 billion annual savings.

Trim Federal Vehicle Budget by 20%. $600 million annual savings.

Essential Air Service. $150 million annual savings.

Technology Innovation Program. $70 million annual savings.

Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) Program. $125 million annual savings.

Department of Energy Grants to States for Weatherization. $530 million annual savings.

Beach Replenishment. $95 million annual savings.

New Starts Transit. $2 billion annual savings.

Exchange Programs for Alaska, Natives Native Hawaiians, and Their Historical Trading Partners in Massachusetts. $9 million annual savings.

Intercity and High Speed Rail Grants. $2.5 billion annual savings.

Title X Family Planning. $318 million annual savings.

Appalachian Regional Commission. $76 million annual savings.

Economic Development Administration. $293 million annual savings.

Programs under the National and Community Services Act. $1.15 billion annual savings.

Applied Research at Department of Energy. $1.27 billion annual savings.

FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership. $200 million annual savings.

Energy Star Program. $52 million annual savings.

Economic Assistance to Egypt. $250 million annually.

U.S. Agency for International Development. $1.39 billion annual savings.

General Assistance to District of Columbia. $210 million annual savings.

Subsidy for Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. $150 million annual savings.

Presidential Campaign Fund. $775 million savings over ten years.

No funding for federal office space acquisition. $864 million annual savings.

End prohibitions on competitive sourcing of government services.

Repeal the Davis-Bacon Act. More than $1 billion annually.

IRS Direct Deposit: Require the IRS to deposit fees for some services it offers (such as processing payment plans for taxpayers) to the Treasury, instead of allowing it to remain as part of its budget. $1.8 billion savings over ten years.

Require collection of unpaid taxes by federal employees. $1 billion total savings.

Prohibit taxpayer funded union activities by federal employees. $1.2 billion savings over ten years.

Sell excess federal properties the government does not make use of. $15 billion total savings.

Eliminate death gratuity for Members of Congress.

Eliminate Mohair Subsidies. $1 million annual savings.

Eliminate taxpayer subsidies to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. $12.5 million annual savings.

Eliminate Market Access Program. $200 million annual savings.

USDA Sugar Program. $14 million annual savings.

Subsidy to Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). $93 million annual savings.

Eliminate the National Organic Certification Cost-Share Program. $56.2 million annual savings.

Eliminate fund for Obamacare administrative costs. $900 million savings.

Ready to Learn TV Program. $27 million savings.

HUD Ph.D. Program.

Deficit Reduction Check-Off Act.

TOTAL SAVINGS: $2.5 Trillion over Ten Years

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23. Re: Sunday Legal Briefs Nov 26, 2012, 14:51 RollinThundr
 
Beamer wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 14:46:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 14:38:
Cutter wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 12:46:
RollinThundr wrote on Nov 26, 2012, 12:37:
Cutter wrote on Nov 25, 2012, 17:15:
The Nazis may have lost the war but more and more it seems they won it if you take my meaning. We're headed for complete subservience and virtual slavery or bloody revolution. I'm personally down with the latter.

You folks did it yourselves by buying into being "progressive"

We mean people like you and your ilk.

It must suck being against fiscal responsibility.

I can't recall: weren't you against raising taxes?

It must suck being against fiscal responsibility.

Nope, I'm all for tax increases, along with massive spending cuts.
 
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