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28 Jan 13
http://news.msn.com/politics/former-colo-rep-tom-tancredo-backs-out-of-pot-smoking-promise
Is it a logical assumption that American right wingers are more likely to welch on their bets? Does the worship of self-interest explicit in this philosophy make them believe that a failure to abide by personal obligations is morally justified?
28 Jan 13
Originally posted by no1marauderI think you're making a mountain out of a molehill here. "...failure to abide by personal obligations is morally justified" is, well, over the top.
http://news.msn.com/politics/former-colo-rep-tom-tancredo-backs-out-of-pot-smoking-promise
Is it a logical assumption that American right wingers are more likely to welch on their bets? Does the worship of self-interest explicit in this philosophy make them believe that a failure to abide by personal obligations is morally justified?
28 Jan 13
Originally posted by no1marauderDid uther pay up?
http://news.msn.com/politics/former-colo-rep-tom-tancredo-backs-out-of-pot-smoking-promise
Is it a logical assumption that American right wingers are more likely to welch on their bets? Does the worship of self-interest explicit in this philosophy make them believe that a failure to abide by personal obligations is morally justified?
28 Jan 13
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Originally posted by no1marauderOnly an idiot such as yourself would try to make generalities based on a statement made to a comedian.
http://news.msn.com/politics/former-colo-rep-tom-tancredo-backs-out-of-pot-smoking-promise
Is it a logical assumption that American right wingers are more likely to welch on their bets? Does the worship of self-interest explicit in this philosophy make them believe that a failure to abide by personal obligations is morally justified?
28 Jan 13
Originally posted by no1marauderIt says that right wingers are more likely to do what their wives tell them.
http://news.msn.com/politics/former-colo-rep-tom-tancredo-backs-out-of-pot-smoking-promise
Is it a logical assumption that American right wingers are more likely to welch on their bets? Does the worship of self-interest explicit in this philosophy make them believe that a failure to abide by personal obligations is morally justified?
28 Jan 13
Originally posted by no1marauderIs this related to an election bet?
http://news.msn.com/politics/former-colo-rep-tom-tancredo-backs-out-of-pot-smoking-promise
Is it a logical assumption that American right wingers are more likely to welch on their bets? Does the worship of self-interest explicit in this philosophy make them believe that a failure to abide by personal obligations is morally justified?
29 Jan 13
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Originally posted by no1marauderIt's OK, democrats don't seem to like to pay taxes like Timmy Giethner. In the end,they both even each other out. 😛
http://news.msn.com/politics/former-colo-rep-tom-tancredo-backs-out-of-pot-smoking-promise
Is it a logical assumption that American right wingers are more likely to welch on their bets? Does the worship of self-interest explicit in this philosophy make them believe that a failure to abide by personal obligations is morally justified?
29 Jan 13
Originally posted by whodeyDo you mean "democrats don't seem to like to pay taxes like Timmy Giethner" or do you mean "democrats like Timmy Giethner don't seem to like to pay taxes"? I am wondering just how much you are attempting to extrapolate from the behaviour of the public figure you've singled out, and how many millions of people you seek to apply it to. Do you have any evidence that democrat tax payers are any more likely than republican taxpayers to avoid paying their taxes?
It's OK, democrats don't seem to like to pay taxes like Timmy Giethner. In the end,they both even each other out. 😛
30 Jan 13
Originally posted by FMFI seriously doubt that anyone likes to pay taxes.
Do you mean "democrats don't seem to like to pay taxes like Timmy Giethner" or do you mean "democrats like Timmy Giethner don't seem to like to pay taxes"? I am wondering just how much you are attempting to extrapolate from the behaviour of the public figure you've singled out, and how many millions of people you seek to apply it to. Do you have any evidence tha ...[text shortened]... rat tax payers are any more likely than republican taxpayers to avoid paying their taxes?