Gene Frenkle

If a bandwagon Bills fan falls in the forest, does anyone care?

This hire sucks big hairy balls.

You might have the best screen name I've ever seen. Let's have that number.

He turned the other cheek and decided to see if the Dallas job was gonna open up. He'll get crucified by Bills fans for this snub.

It's Gailey. You know, GAY.

Jesus Christ

http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/news/story?id=4835981

What has this team done in the past 10 years that is positive?

So gay! !@#$ the Jets!

W owes humanity to this point and should work whatever black magic he's still capable of to help.

Kind of like Limbaugh.

Well, one occurred in America, while the other occurred in Haiti, a third world country. The question you're really asking yourself is: Is it OK to blame Obama for the response in Haiti in the same way Bush was blamed for the response in New Orleans? The answer is no, but I doubt that will stop you or your comrades.

With 90% of the country subscribing to some religion or other, I don't think it's fair to paint an entire party with "secularist religion". Secularism is the antithesis of religiosity. I'm not sure what you're talking about with Danny Glover (really, Danny Glover?), but a washed up actor hardly carries the weight of an mass-worshiped a-hole like Rush, figuratively and literally. My real point was, don't be so deluded by your own particular ideology that you exclude it when talking about the "prattle" of others. Even if it's yours, it's still ideology and it's still prattle, which may not be so easy to see when one is standing so very close.

Are you all retarded? Who cares - they all suck! You're all a bunch of dumbasses for defending your preferred cable news spin network.

...And commend the far right's ideologically-driven dogmatic hate speech and prattle.

I'm not opposed to the principle of mandatory health insurance, but rather the proposed exemptions to the mandatory health insurance.

I don't know.

Maybe, but what's the solution?

I strive to have my thoughts governed by logic, so you are correct in thinking that I'm against this. I'm not a big fan of powerful unions in general. You, on the other hand, seem to have been against mandatory health insurance before you were for it...

In Haiti?

So it should be mandatory for everyone?

Who cares about the Amish, I'm simply talking numbers. I have no problem letting people opt out of health insurance if they PROVE THEY CAN PAY FOR THEIR OWN HEALTH CARE. I don't know if it still applies, but I remember that you used to not have to pay for auto insurance, provided you kept something like $25,000 untouched in a bank account (or something like that). People of means are not the people we are currently collectively paying for however.

When I say "me", "taxpayers" is implied. But you already knew that. Plus, I'm trying to put it in terms you can empathize with.