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Arizona sheriff says Obama's birth certificate a "forgery"


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2012 Mar 1, 6:59pm   37,829 views  122 comments

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"...A 6-month-long investigation conducted by my cold case posse has led me to believe there is probably cause to believe that President Barack Obama's long-form birth certificate ... is a computer-generated fraud," Arpaio told a news conference...."

http://news.yahoo.com/arizona-sheriff-says-obamas-birth-certificate-forgery-041146855.html

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84   Dan8267   2012 Mar 7, 7:05am  

Bap33 says

and this is the difference between left and right. Personal accountability. Simple building blocks of society, like standing in line, waiting your turn, picking up your trash, being polite, not cursing in public, these things are not displayed by the liberal left progressive.

I wait my turn in line, clean my trash, am polite to anyone who isn't a belligerent asshole, have never cursed someone (I don't believe in any mysticism). As for personal responsibility, I paid my way through college and have been debt free since four months after completing undergraduate work. But that doesn't mean I want to outlaw homosexuality. Personal responsibility has nothing to do with homophobia. As for profanity, it has its purpose which is why it exists.

The bottom line is that fiscal conservativeness is responsible, but social conservativeness is code for bigotry. A person who truly believes in small government and rugged individualism -- like I do -- has no problem with two consenting men having all the butt sex they want in their home.

Bap33 says

If they are hooked on illegal drugs it is not their fault.

I'm socially liberal, but I don't believe that statement. I'll go one further. If a person thinks the Earth is 6000 years old, it's his own damn fault for being an idiot. Willful ignorance is also a bad decision.

The only objection I have to your statement is the use of the term "illegal", as if that matters for jack. Rush got hooked on legal drugs. All of the illegal drugs were at one time legal. Alcohol is a legal drug. It's your damn fault for getting hooked on that if you do. The legality of a drug has nothing to do with medical or chemical properties and everything to do with lobbying. Therefore, it makes no sense to use legality as a moral barometer. Hell, the side effects of the legal drugs are worse than many of the illegal ones.

And this is coming from someone who has never smoked marijuana or tobacco.

Bap33 says

It they catch AIDS having unprotected sodomite activity it is not their fault.

I've never said that. Catching a STD from not using protection is certainly one's own fault. However, whether a person caught AIDS from homosexual ass sex or heterosexual missionary sex is irrelevant. It is a medical problem, not a moral problem.

Let's say within four hundred years mankind eliminates all sexually transmitted diseases -- given the rate of medical progress, this is a very conservative estimate. Once all STDs have been eliminated, Bap, are you willing to say that there is nothing wrong with man on man butt sex? Somehow, I think you'll still have objections.

The fact is that your moral objections to homosexual anal sex are not based on medical needs. You're just using that as an excuse to condemn homosexuals. Furthermore, prohibition of anal sex is every bit as arbitrary and nonsensical as the prohibition of eating animals with hooves or the prohibition of drinking alcohol on Sundays. It's arbitrary and baseless.

Bap33 says

If they fail to learn in school it is not their fault.

School is 90% bullshit. If you fail to learn, it's your fault. If you fail to learn at school, it could by your fault of the fault of our crappy education system.

I didn't learn how to write software in college. I taught myself from the age of seven up. That said, I know what a good educational system looks like and the American school system from first grade to college is not a good system. But that's another story.

Bap33 says

If they get prego as a teen it is not their fault.

I have never heard anyone say this. What liberals say is that teenagers should have access to birth control in order to responsibly avoid pregnancy. As for the abortion issue, that's not a personal responsibility issue, it's a question of when personhood is achieved.

Bap33 says

If they have multiple kids out of wedlock from multiple men it is not their fault.

What is the color of the sky in your world? Nobody says that. And by the way, isn't that a red state cliché?

Bap33 says

If they get shot by the police while robbing a 7-11 it is not their fault.

No liberal has ever stated that an armed robber being shot is police brutality. You're just making this stuff up. I've watched liberals watching TV. They always root for the bad guy getting shot on the news. Christ, your perception of liberals is totally wacked.

What liberals don't like is
1. Police beating unarmed, nonviolent persons like many were during OWS. (Dare me to post videos, go on…)
2. Police rape-sodomizing people with plungers. Yes, that did happen.
3. Police arresting or threatening people who video record the police. This is a Constitutional right that protects all innocent parties.

In other words, liberals don't like the police acting like criminals and breaking the law.

Bap33 says

If they get stopped for speeding and are found to have drugs and weapons it is not their fault.

No one has ever said that. Now some of us do believe in the Constitution and the prohibition of unreasonable searches. But hell, don't you gun toters also believe that?

Bap33 says

If they choose lie instead of truth it is not their fault.

Everyone lies. Anyone who says he doesn't is a liar and a hypocrite. The question is why do you lie. Is it to protect the innocent or to attack someone. I'd lie to save Ann Frank from the Nazis. I'd lie to help a slave get to the underground railroad. I'd lie to protect a Japanese American family from being interned by the evil U.S. government. Those kinds of lies are moral. The police lie all the time. They call it going undercover.

However, if you look at the most evil lies told over the past century, you'll find that it's typically a social conservative: from Hitler to Stalin to Bush. And yes, lefty Stalin was an economic leftist, but he was socially on the right. The Republicans tried to impeach Clinton for lying about a blow job -- which he didn't, he answered the question they asked not the one they implied -- but that had no consequences. Bush lied about Iraq having weapons of mass destruction and a million people died and now Iran is determined to get WMD before some U.S. president accuses it of having them.

Funny how the important and destructive lies uttered by conservative politicians don't seem to bother you. What about the constant lying on Fox News? The whole Obama secret Muslim lie, the Obama Kenyan birth lie, etc. And this is coming from someone who would impeach Obama if he could. But I don't have to make up lies to impeach him.

Bap33 says

If they can't speak the language of the country they invade it is not their fault.

The liberals in this country are not calling for dual language. English is the defacto international language of business. You don't have to worry about learning another language.

Nevertheless, all countries need to have procedures for dealing with foreign speakers in legal proceedings. Tourism alone makes this a necessity.

Bap33 says

If they can't follow a conversation well enough to see the obvious lies of the mass media it is not their fault.

The mainstream media in the U.S. is poor. However, Fox News is the worst by far. This is hardly a problem with liberals.

Bap33 says

If they buy an over-priced stucco-wrapped POS house with an illegal loan built on lies and greed - for a price they could never payback it is not their fault.

None of the loans were illegal. They were fraudulent, yes, but the banks were in on the fraud and were trying to sell the loans to unsuspecting investment and retirement funds. And bankers are almost always conservative and Republican. Hell, the banking industry is the poster-boy of conservatism.

As for the fool speculators, they are gaming the system as much as they can. But this is not a conservative/liberal issue. It's a Keynesian/Austrian issue. And that has nothing to do with social conservatism. I have always criticized the Keynesians and the bailouts.

The only difference between a liberal Keynesian and a conservative Keynesian is that the liberal Keynesian wants the "stimulus" tax-and-spend money to go to social services to the poor and the conservative Keynesian wants the "stimulus" borrow-and-spend (and tax via inflation) money to go to killing brown children. They are both wrong, but the conservative Keynesian is more evil.

Bap33 says

Anyone willing to kneel at the alter of the ProgressiveLeftLiberal Monster will not be held accountable. So be it.

So the Progressive Movement was also evil in your mind? Do you want to bring back child labor, unsafe working conditions, the 80-hour work-week, and no minimum wage?

85   Dan8267   2012 Mar 7, 7:08am  

Bap33 says

if you do not know what a correct, normal, accepted, useful, healthy, non-disruptive way to marry is, then I can't really help.

Um, no that's not our problem.

You can help by giving us examples of incorrect, non-useful, unhealthy, and disruptive ways to marry. You see, we're having trouble imagining what kind of weddings you've gone to.

86   Dan8267   2012 Mar 7, 7:15am  

Bap33 says

welfare to invaders
welfare for drug addicts
welfare for teen moms
Section 8 housing used in non-public housing
EBT cash-in-hand cards
Public K-12 Education
etc.

Like Ron Paul, I'd cut spending on many of these programs, although some I believe are useful and saves money for society in the long run by preventing poverty and crime. However, I have no problem with the National Endowment of the Arts getting no public funding. I don't believe in using tax payer dollars to advocate some cultural preferences over others. I like Shakespeare more than Spider Man, but that's not for the state to decide.

However, every single thing you mentioned, when summed up together, counts for a tiny fraction of the money we spend on the military. If you are truly a fiscal conservative like I am, you would first cut 90% of the military's budget before even touching the small potatoes you mentioned. And after cutting the military spending, a fiscal conservative would eliminate all farm subsides.

I strongly suspect that your objections have more to do with the content of the programs than wasteful spending.

87   Dan8267   2012 Mar 7, 7:19am  

Bap33 says

Taxes are only for secure border defense

Nearly Half of Illegal Immigrants Overstay Visas
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5485917

The problem isn't a lack of border security. It's our economic system. It's built on low-wage labor.

You don't want Mexicans in America? Here's the one and only fix that will work. Move all our agricultural production to Mexico and offer descent living wages. Then the Mexicans will gladly stay in Mexico and pick our crops there. You'll be able to have cheap food and you won't have to see Mexicans.

By the way Mexicans are the descendants of Native Americans, you know, the people we stole this land from.

88   Dan8267   2012 Mar 7, 7:22am  

Bap33 says

So, the gay parades and occupy scum should be made to pay for their impact.

I'd rather the bankers pay for the trillions of dollars of wealth they cost us than gay parades and OWS protestors paying for the thousands of dollars of cleanup they require.

Btw, from the term "occupy scum", I gather your objection has less to do with the miniscule cost of cleanup (which is a stimulus package, btw) and more to do with Occupy Wall Street's political message. Which surprises me because I didn't know they had one.

89   nosf41   2012 Mar 7, 8:11am  

wthrfrk80 says

Wasn't this thread originally about the Birthers

No. The topic was forged birth certificate file presented on the White House web site.

90   nosf41   2012 Mar 7, 8:14am  

Dan8267 says

Everyone lies. Anyone who says he doesn't is a liar and a hypocrite. The question is why do you lie. Is it to protect the innocent or to attack someone. I'd lie to save Ann Frank from the Nazis. I'd lie to help a slave get to the underground railroad. I'd lie to protect a Japanese American family from being interned by the evil U.S. government. Those kinds of lies are moral. The police lie all the time. They call it going undercover

Would you "go undercover" to protect Obama and his birthplace narrative?

91   Dan8267   2012 Mar 7, 8:28am  

nosf41 says

Would you "go undercover" to protect Obama and his birthplace narrative?

I don't think Hawaii needs protection. Obama's a shit president, but he was born in the U.S.A. If conservatives want to oust Obama, they are going to have to do it with charges that apply to Bush as well. Obama and Bush are the same person. It's just that one's black and the other's retarded.

93   Bap33   2012 Mar 7, 12:50pm  

Dan8267 says

Btw, from the term "occupy scum", I gather your objection has less to do with the miniscule cost of cleanup (which is a stimulus package, btw) and more to do with Occupy Wall Street's political message. Which surprises me because I didn't know they had one.

nope. I have no issue with the dirt bags. I pointed it out when someone said ACLU taking Jesus from the public areas was ok due to it being a tax payer issue --- or something like that. Just pointing to the double standard that the left enjoys with the ACLU.

94   Dan8267   2012 Mar 7, 1:00pm  

It's not a double standard to support public cleanups after demonstrations, whether you agree with them or not, and not support using tax payer dollars or the authority of the state to endorse some religions over others and none.

I'd support the right of the Tea Party to protest even though they seem to be complete idiots. I support the right of OWS to protest even though they seem disorganized and useless. I support the right of the KKK to protest even though they are advocating evil. To obstruct freedom of speech to penny pinch is ridiculous.

However, state officials do not get to use their state resources to promote their religious culture. They can use their personal resources, but not state resources. This is an entirely different issue. I believe the ACLU is quite consistent in making this distinction.

95   Bap33   2012 Mar 7, 1:32pm  

lool .. so it is obstuction to expect people to pay for their cleanup?? Really?
The occupy scum and the militant deviants have the freedom and right to gather, and march, and whatever else is legal. They do not have a right to cost taxpayers a dime in doing so. Not one dime. Including police activity. If you disagree, then please find a way to force the police to wave their fees for walking around our non-profit hotrod car show events at the lake. We get charged for police and for clean-up. You must find that to be an outrage, right?

96   marcus   2012 Mar 7, 2:08pm  

Bap33 says

The occupy scum

Uhhh Bap,...they're no more scum than you are. With the exception of those that are in it just because they were homeless and on drugs anyway ( partyyy!).

Bap33 says

They do not have a right to cost taxpayers a dime in doing so.

Freedom to assemble is a guaranteed right. Yeah, some cost to the rest of us goes with this. I can deal with that. It's several orders of magnitude lower than the costs to all of us that they are protesting.

97   nope   2012 Mar 7, 4:30pm  

I have counted at least 4 instances on this thread of Bap33 openly stating that he does not support specific aspects of the U.S. constitution.

I ask, again, why do you hate freedom? Move to China. They hate "liberals" there too.

98   elliemae   2012 Mar 7, 5:19pm  

Kevin says

I have counted at least 4 instances on this thread of Bap33 openly stating that he does not support specific aspects of the U.S. constitution.


I ask, again, why do you hate freedom? Move to China. They hate "liberals" there too.

The bapster lost his tenuous grasp on reality long ago.

99   Dan8267   2012 Mar 8, 12:59am  

Bap33 says

nope. I have no issue with the dirt bags.

New Word:
Bapism: The property of a sentence explicitly stating on thing while implying it's opposite. For example, I have no issue with the dirt bags. Second example, I have the utmost respect for that slimy weasel.

100   Bap33   2012 Mar 8, 1:14am  

Kevin,
You do realize that your last post suggests that I should not be American because you dislike my speech - right? Do you happen to know the 1st ammendment to the US Const.? Is there a chance that you feel the rights under the US Const are not for conservatives Christians like me? You know, kinda like the 2nd Ammendment, you feel that only those deemed worthy by the twisted progessive liberal left should be armed, and not silly 'ol citizens. What other parts of the US Const do you want to toss away? I bet that limit on Prez terms is bugging you right now. It will be gone soon. You should be proud Kev, because Lord Barry has blown out the rule of law in favor of dictatorship and is well outside of the US Const ... right where you want him to be! From his birth cert to his college transcrips to Lybia to his pro-islamuslamic faith to his anti-Jew and anti-Chirstian and anti-stupid white cops position .... stand proud Kev, Lord Barry views the US Const just as you do ... a tool for the progressive left to dismantle America. Cheers!

@ellie,
et tu Brute?

101   Dan8267   2012 Mar 8, 1:14am  

Bap33 says

They do not have a right to cost taxpayers a dime in doing so. Not one dime. Including police activity.

Then no protest or public gathering could be allowed in public areas including Tea Party protests, anti-abortion protests, pro-gun rights protests, etc.

Protesters, for the most part do not want the police present because police tend to intimidate protesters and infringe upon their rights. The state decides that it wants a large police presence at every protest. Are you really offended that the police are being paid with tax payer dollars to keep protesters in line? This hardly constitutes state sponsorship of the protests. If anything, it is state opposition to protests, which is the opposite of what happens when a state official uses his position to support a particular family of religions.

I believe your opposition to Occupy Wall Street is that you don't like the politics of the protesters rather than you don't like tax payer dollars being spent as the result of protests. Now come on, be honest. Isn't that what it's really about? Would you have such opposition to a Tea Party protest or an NRA rally?

Now, we can talk about the politics of OWS, but that discussion is completely irrelevant to the issue of the separation of church and state, which is also quite a tangent from the topic of this thread, whether or not Obama's birth certificate is a forgery. [Btw, the whole forgery conjecture seems a bit wacked even by Jesse Ventura standards.]

Bap33 says

If you disagree, then please find a way to force the police to wave their fees for walking around our non-profit hotrod car show events at the lake.

I'll do you one better. Let's get rid of the gestapo-like presence of police at protests. They are there to control and disperse the crowd rather than protect the people. Most injuries at protests are caused by the police. And you don't even have to be participating in the protest to be caught in the police crossfire and injured.

102   Bap33   2012 Mar 8, 1:19am  

marcus says

It's several orders of magnitude lower than the costs to all of us that they are protesting.

I agree 100%.

I disagree with public costs from private activity. It seems like opublic impact is only supported when the mighty ACLU is ready to sue, if anything negative is done to the mess makers. If the Catholics held a month long celebration in Times Square and left poop all over the place, I bet the city would send a bill to V.C., Italy. ANd the ACLU would not make a peep.

103   Dan8267   2012 Mar 8, 1:24am  

marcus says

Uhhh Bap,...they're no more scum than you are. With the exception of those that are in it just because they were homeless and on drugs anyway ( partyyy!).

There certainly are some scumbags in the OWS crowds, but they are an unrepresentative minority.

The Tea Party is composed of a single group of likeminded individuals. The Tea Party is the vocal, minority of extreme right evangelical Republicans. They all think alike, have the same culture, and the same political agendas.

In contrast, OWS is a loose conglomeration of groups with opposing political and social beliefs, but with one common thread: they are pissed off at big banks and big corporations rigging the system and destroying the middle class.

OWS is composed of many groups including left-thinking intellectuals; simpleminded hippies; lazy, pot smoking college students with no ambitions; hard-working, college students with lots of ambitions but no jobs and massive debt; anarchists who hate all authority; leftist protest groupies (the left equivalent of Jesus freaks); fed-up, moderate, middle class parents who are scared that they will be ejected from the middle class if they have one financial emergency.

So you see, talking about OWS as if it is one political ideology is basically flawed. It's a third-order collation based on a vague understanding that big business is causing many of the most severe problems faced by the middle class.

104   Dan8267   2012 Mar 8, 1:31am  

Bap33 says

Kevin,
You do realize that your last post suggests that I should not be American because you dislike my speech - right? Do you happen to know the 1st ammendment to the US Const.? Is there a chance that you feel the rights under the US Const are not for conservatives Christians like me?

Personally, I like it when Bap makes the conservative arguments. It gives the rest of us a chance to show why social conservative philosophy is bad.

And yes, the advocation of bad ideas is protected by the First Amendment, and rightfully so. Bad ideas should be advocated by their supporters in open discussion so that they can addressed and discredited. Better to do that in a transparent, open format than to allow bad ideas to fester in people's minds.

In the software biz, we call these bad ideas "anti-patterns". It's a misnomer, they really should be called "malpatterns". The idea is that you don't just study good design patterns, you also study the bad design patterns so that you can recognize, avoid, and correct them.

It is as useful to study the wrong way things are done as it is to study the right way. You learn from other people's mistakes so that you don't repeat them.

105   Dan8267   2012 Mar 8, 1:33am  

Bap33 says

I disagree with public costs from private activity.

If you honestly believe in that philosophy, then you should be against all forms of pollution including fossil fuel burning cars, coal plants, and fracking. These private activities and private profit producers cause massively more public costs than a protest.

106   Dan8267   2012 Mar 8, 1:36am  

Bap33 says

If the Catholics held a month long celebration in Times Square and left poop all over the place, I bet the city would send a bill to V.C., Italy. ANd the ACLU would not make a peep.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. I'm pretty anti-religion, but not even I have such a low opinion of Catholicism as to think its followers leave poop everywhere they go. Granted, the pope does shit in the woods, but he's only one man.

I'm not sure what the ACLU's stance on pooping is. It seems to be something they generally don't address, but I don't think it's part of their core mission to uphold civil liberties. Generally, public defecation isn't considered a civil liberty. It's more of a perk.

108   freak80   2012 Mar 8, 8:01am  

Bap33 says

I bet that limit on Prez terms is bugging you right now. It will be gone soon. You should be proud Kev, because Lord Barry has blown out the rule of law in favor of dictatorship and is well outside of the US Const ... right where you want him to be! From his birth cert to his college transcrips to Lybia to his pro-islamuslamic faith to his anti-Jew and anti-Chirstian and anti-stupid white cops position .... stand proud Kev, Lord Barry views the US Const just as you do ... a tool for the progressive left to dismantle America. Cheers!

Is that a parody of the far right, or the real thing?

109   TPB   2012 Mar 8, 8:06am  

wthrfrk80 says

Bap33 says

I bet that limit on Prez terms is bugging you right now. It will be gone soon. You should be proud Kev, because Lord Barry has blown out the rule of law in favor of dictatorship and is well outside of the US Const ... right where you want him to be! From his birth cert to his college transcrips to Lybia to his pro-islamuslamic faith to his anti-Jew and anti-Chirstian and anti-stupid white cops position .... stand proud Kev, Lord Barry views the US Const just as you do ... a tool for the progressive left to dismantle America. Cheers!

Is that a parody of the far right, or the real thing?

What the right says
"We're sick of those California weirdos taxing us for stuff, we know nuttin about."

What the Left hears
"Der Wichizen unt Geiden Gubem, THIEN! get on with it!"

110   freak80   2012 Mar 8, 8:09am  

Bap33 says

If the Catholics held a month long celebration in Times Square and left poop all over the place

I think that's called "Mardi Gras." Usually the tourist revenue from the event is more than enough to cover the cost of cleanup. And port-a-pots usually take care of the poop.

Anyone know if New Orleans sends the Vatican a bill after every Fat Tuesday celebration? Heaven knows N.O. could use the money.

111   Bap33   2012 Mar 8, 11:59am  

@wthrfrk80, I knew someone would be paying attention!! good show!

@Dan, "it's a perk" .. that's funny shit, man. (pun intended)(kinda)

112   nope   2012 Mar 8, 3:05pm  

Oh, bap, I totally support the right for stupid people to say stupid shit. I'm just offering you a chance to be happier. You obviously hate freedom and liberalism, and as such I think you'd be far happier in China, where they also hate freedom and liberalism. You can't even watch porn there!

113   freak80   2012 Mar 8, 11:15pm  

Kevin says

I think you'd be far happier in China, where they also hate freedom and liberalism. You can't even watch porn there!

Maybe not on state television. But at the internet cafe I went to in Shanghai, probably half of the computer consoles were filled with 20-something males looking at hordcore porn.

The Chinese are a lot more worried of someone finding Tank Man pictures online than they are worried about porn online.

114   TPB   2012 Mar 9, 12:21am  

Kevin says

I think you'd be far happier in China, where they also hate freedom and liberalism. You can't even watch porn there!

Who in the hell needs porn, when for $20 you can get a massage that concludes with most intense ejaculation you've ever experienced in your life?

Porn just might be a bigger problem, than the "Prudish Moral issue" aspect of anti porn. It cuts peoples minds off, on how to actually communicate and practice the mating rituals, that insure our species.
People are whacking off in some room, not even attempting to get out and socialize to find suited partners. Eventually its just easier to tune into Lickmyballs dot com, than it is to try to engage in meaningful or affectionate discourse with your espousal queue.

115   Dan8267   2012 Mar 9, 3:40am  

TPB says

Who in the hell needs porn, when for $20 you can get a massage that concludes with most intense ejaculation you've ever experienced in your life?

$20? Where? I'm overpaying.

116   freak80   2012 Mar 9, 5:00am  

TPB says

Who in the hell needs porn, when for $20 you can get a massage that concludes with most intense ejaculation you've ever experienced in your life?

Have the address?

117   Dan8267   2012 Mar 9, 5:54am  

Yeah, I don't know what the street price of a happy ending is, but I have gotten regular massages and I can tell you that a typical one-hour massage will run you between $70 and $120 around Boca Raton, FL. I can't imagine where TPB is getting his special massages for $20, but maybe I don't want to know. I imagine that it's better to have one night with a $2000 hooker than a hundred nights with a $20 hooker.

118   Bap33   2012 Mar 9, 9:01am  

lol .... the images in the mind are far more perverted than the images on any screen, page, or canvas. The people that are anti-porn are more against the mis-treatment / abuse / belittlement aspect of the deal, I think, more than the end-user enjoyment aspect. But, I may be wrong.

This 15 yearold boy was fishing with his 60 year old Grandpa.
The Boy said, "Grandpa, I spend most of my time thinking about naked women, and wondering when and how I might get to see one."
His Grandpa said, "That's pretty normal, Sonny."
The Boy asked, "Grandpa, how old does a man have to get to finally stop thinking about naked women all the time?"
Grandpa said, "I'll let you know when and if I ever get there!"

119   TPB   2012 Mar 9, 11:51am  

Dan8267 says

will run you between $70 and $120 around Boca Raton, FL. I can't imagine where TPB is getting his special massages for $20

TPB says

Kevin says

I think you'd be far happier in China,

I was talking about in China, or that general direction over there somewhere. It was a quality of life statement, in perspective, we're all bent out of shape about China doesn't allow Porn, yet they get Dry Cleaning hostesses that can blow smoke rings with her junk.

120   elliemae   2012 Mar 10, 2:30am  

TPB says

Porn just might be a bigger problem, than the "Prudish Moral issue" aspect of anti porn. It cuts peoples minds off, on how to actually communicate and practice the mating rituals, that insure our species.

Porn has been around since the beginning of man. It's just easier to access with the advent of the interwebs. And yet, somehow, we've still managed to procreate and replenish the earth. Some of us have regligions that make it a mission to do so:

Thank god he's outrageously wealthy and can afford to support all these people. In addition to the church welfare system, lower-income mormons collect on all welfare programs. LDS social services assists people in applying for ADC, Food Stamps, public housing, etc.

121   TPB   2012 Mar 10, 4:23am  

elliemae says

Porn has been around since the beginning of man.

Yeah but no body predicted...
"In the future, you'll use your thumbs to dispatch porn. "

122   elliemae   2012 Mar 10, 6:34am  

Doesn't matter which part of the body it takes to dispatch porn, it's always been available. At the corner store (hustler, playboy, penthouse...), x-rated bookstores, by mail, movies, etc.

It's easier to get ahold of now, but it's always been available. Whether it's $20 for a happy ending, or $2,000 for a highpriced whore, for a price you can have anything.

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