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Wednesday 26 Jan 2011

Rahm still on ballot

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5 Responses to “Rahm still on ballot”

1. on 26 Jan 2011 at 9:38 am   ViolentIndifference
   
   

   To hell with the voters, he’ll be the Boss.

2. on 26 Jan 2011 at 1:23 pm   Paul B
   
   

   Laws are for slaves, ur, little people? At least everyone else.

   I am getting to really hate the democrats.

   Did anyone else notice that the democrat tradition came from the south?

3. on 26 Jan 2011 at 7:40 pm   Rich
   
   

   It is Chicago. One of the few areas the dead people even vote. Sometimes in multiple districts. I think in Chicago, the law is only a suggestion if you are politically connected. Fools voted Daley in over and over. I think any smart ones in that area would have moved on by now. They could just wall it in like escape from new york. At least that might contain the disease.

4. on 27 Jan 2011 at 3:08 am   Graumagus
   
   

   I still say we should just move all the businesses out of California. let Mexico have it as long as they keep anyone on public assistance, then split Chicago from the rest of Illinois into it’s own State.

5. on 27 Jan 2011 at 3:44 am   cond0010
   
   

   “Did anyone else notice that the democrat tradition came from the south? ”

   Yep.

   The same Antebellum Southern country gentlemen who gave the slaves Free ‘Universal Health Care’, Free ‘Job Security’, and Free ‘Social Security Benefits’ in their old age.

   All you have to do is be a “slave” and all these benefits would be yours:

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmgmXgoBZFo#t=1m12s

   The Soviets had their own plantation system going, with the Planters and Slaves having different names.

   The draw is free stuff. But once you finally relinquish your last vestige of Freedom, the party is over:

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzwjv5Zfw4M#t=24s

   I like the 2nd Amendment. It may be our final hope to avert the last vestige of our freedoms taken from right under our noses.

   Free stuff? Nothing is free.

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