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• ‘Mind-Numbing’ Audio of a Law Student Telling Congress Why Religious Colleges Should Pay for Her Birth Control

  February 29, 2012 at 2:35pm

  In reply to mrqstixx.

  As a woman.. women like this really irk me. What birth control is she buying that has to be that expensive? and seriously? these women want to believe they are so indipendent and can take care of themselves and bla bla bla feminist nonsense, yet they need to government to provide for their pregnancy prevention?

  I have a news flash for these women, birthcontrol is cheep and if you cant afford birth control, then its the guys responsibility to bring the condoms. I dont have insurance at all and I only pay $10 a month for birth control. $1000 a year? Please, try $120. Walmart and target offer it for $10 and walmart will even deliver to your door for free.

  little runts unsatisfied with having to pay for their own responsibility, that’s all they are.

• GOP Rep. Issues Apology for Saying Michelle Obama Has a ‘Big Butt’

  December 22, 2011 at 3:51pm

  In reply to booger71.

  Firstly, She has a big bottom. That is a fact. Pictures prove it.

  Secondly, there is nothing wrong with big bottom. (I happen to have a big bottom, many times it’s genetic, some women are just born with a big rear).

  Thirdly, there is nothing wrong with trying to combat child hood obesity. That being said, there is nothing wrong with an INDIVIDUAL trying to raise awareness, and make changes in schools and their community to combat child hood obesity. What is wrong is when you try to use the government to force people to do something that is their own responsibility to do, which is what Mrs. Obama is trying to do.

• Condom Campaign: Enviro. Group Wants Population Control to Save Polar Bears

  November 1, 2011 at 10:50am

  In reply to tadroid.

  Taroid.. the funny thing is.. condoms aren’t enviornmentally friendly. They are made of latex. Next thing you will hear the enviornmentalists screaming that we cant use condoms because they get thrown away and tossed into landfils where they never decompose–and I’m sure no one is going to get on the band-wagon for recycling condoms.

• Canadian Store Boots Autistic Girl & Dog, Says Sorry, Then Does it Again

  October 31, 2011 at 3:12pm

  In reply to Cookie.J.

  Rowguy… it is no different than a seeing eye dog. Depending on this young girls level of autisim, the dog could easily be performing the same type of service as a seeing eye dog. A seeing eye dog helps a blind person interact with the public in any form. This dog is doing the same thing for this girl.

  My little brother is autistic, and we trained one of our own labs that he connected with to be an aid for him. Without this dog, my brother couldn’t talk to people–especially strangers–and if you took him off the property without her he could not function around other people. This dog helped him learn how to be around people, it helped him learn to talk to people. Because of this dog, he can now, at the age of 18, go into stores by himself.

  The mentaly challenged are just in need of service dogs as the physically challenged.

• Meet America‘s ’53%’ – And They Have a Message for the ‘99%’ Protesters

  October 7, 2011 at 4:25pm

  In reply to blazetoo.

  Platitude… so you’re saying people can’t succeed without the help of the government? They can’t succeed by their own determination and strength?

  You are a sad, pathetic man, if you do you believe that. Your ability to mock those of us who have struggled in life and succeeded despite all opsticles, is astonishing and an eye opener as to one of the reasons our country is in trouble. Because attitudes like yours indicate that you have no faith in yourself or your own ability. Oh you might become or are currently successful, but you’ll never have faith in yourself to know you can do it by yourself.

• Meet America‘s ’53%’ – And They Have a Message for the ‘99%’ Protesters

  October 7, 2011 at 4:01pm

  In reply to blazetoo.

  Platitude… none of us on here are millionairs, but we are self-made. There are for more self-made people than there are millionairs in general. That is what we are talking about here.. not millionairs, not money, but being self-made regardless of how much money you have. All of us posting here that we are the 53%, that’s what we’re saying, and it’s a beautiful, inspiring thing.

• Meet America‘s ’53%’ – And They Have a Message for the ‘99%’ Protesters

  October 7, 2011 at 1:56pm

  In reply to GENEPAGLIARI.

  ColoradoMaveric… I’m noticing the same things. The details are different. But the overal picture is the same. And, like you, when I read these comments I dont feel like I’m alone. At least to an extent. It’s my generation that is part of the OWS. It’s great to know that there are people who think the same way I do, I just wish there were more in my age group; heck, I wish there were more in NYC where I live. Then again, If my generation wasn’t part of it, we probably wouldnt be in this mess–wishful thinking, huh.

• Meet America‘s ’53%’ – And They Have a Message for the ‘99%’ Protesters

  October 7, 2011 at 12:09pm

  In reply to GENEPAGLIARI.

  Unbothered… Why do you get off your pedistal. Genepagliari never once mentioned the middle class. And he is responsible for making it so well in this economy. He clearly provided a product and service at a resonable price where people were willing to pay for it! Do you think those people just walked up to him in his home and said, “Hey, let me stay here and I’ll pay you for it?” NO. He marketed his company, he provided excelent service, he did everything to entice people to come. That is how he is responsible for making it. If he didnt do those things… his buisness would have faild.

  And these protestors on wall street… they are not the majority of the middle class. I doubt most of them are actually part of the middle class. Most of them are arrogant, clueless, college students who paid more for an education they could have received from the public library. They complain about how bad their life has been, but have they actually taken the steps to improve their life? Do they look at the glass half full or half empty? Because it seems to me, they are saying “oh poor is me, I dont know what to do. I know, I’ll blame someone else.”

• Meet America‘s ’53%’ – And They Have a Message for the ‘99%’ Protesters

  October 7, 2011 at 11:45am

  In reply to blazetoo.

  Fly Old Glory… I agree.. these stories are inspiring. It’s amazing, they demonstrate the American dream to a T… bettering themselves so they can have a better life and thriving, not just surviving. Reading these stories reminds me of what America is all about. I’m lucky enough to have grown up in a family that still taught the traditional American values… you can imagine how surprised I was when I finally grew up and realized the America my family talked about didnt exist anymore. I never grew up in their America. Being 23, I’m lucky I was never indoctrinated into the progressive movement, though I admit there was a time when I was fairly left leaning. Of course, there’s that old saying, if your young and liberal you have no heart, if your old and liberal you have no brain (or at least i think it goes something like that).

• Meet America‘s ’53%’ – And They Have a Message for the ‘99%’ Protesters

  October 7, 2011 at 11:14am

  In reply to blazetoo.

  Turkey… good for your boys. We, the 53%.. there need to be more of us. We need to stand up to these people who are delusional to think they are the 99%. I’m glad someone is doing that. I wish I could join them, but unfortunately, the downfall of being the 53% is that we work all the time!!