2020...

Messy, I'm glad his son made it out alive. Dam, that dad tried hard to "fix" his little mistake.
“In 2008, Toobin, who is married, had an affair with another lawyer, Casey Greenfield (who happens to be the daughter of longtime political analyst Jeff Greenfield) and they got pregnant. Toobin tried to get Greenfield to have an abortion, according to the New York Daily News,” Krakauer wrote.

“When Greenfield refused to have an abortion, Toobin refused to have a DNA test until after the son was born, and then refused to pay his full child support until her lawyer forced the issue," Krakauer continued. "Then Toobin's lawyer attacked Greenfield, for the way she ‘publicized’ the matter.”

"I love you son!!!!"
 
@messy @EOTL and @espola for your eyes only!!!! EOTL say's if any kid has some mental issues or depressions in his life, it's the parent(s) fault. If the mom decides to keep the little bastard, then what should the dad do if he wants the baby killed before it's born? If baby is born, what should the dad say to his new born son? Does dad have visitation rights? Does mom tell son that dad is a ______________________________!!! So here's the deal you three. Someone much more powerful is in charge and he loves the kids. Warning. Don;t mess with children who have yet to be born or get born and___________________________________________________________________________with them. You will lose this fight guys, just saying. Wrong side of history and that insane and long and long and long lasting consequences that you will regret forever!!!!

 
crush said:
@messy @EOTL and @espola for your eyes only!!!! EOTL say's if any kid has some mental issues or depressions in his life, it's the parent(s) fault. If the mom decides to keep the little bastard, then what should the dad do if he wants the baby killed before it's born? If baby is born, what should the dad say to his new born son? Does dad have visitation rights? Does mom tell son that dad is a ______________________________!!! So here's the deal you three. Someone much more powerful is in charge and he loves the kids. Warning. Don;t mess with children who have yet to be born or get born and___________________________________________________________________________with them. You will lose this fight guys, just saying. Wrong side of history and that insane and long and long and long lasting consequences that you will regret forever!!!!

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No I am not saying that. I’m saying it is your fault if you fail to do everything possible to help move your kids forward. It is your fault if you contribute to the problem by wallowing in self pity, because your children feed off it. It is your fault if you fail to do everything you can to help them move forward with their education under these difficult circumstances. To the extent your children are suffering emotionally because you aren’t doing your part and, worse, are wasting your time feeling sorry for yourself, yes that is absolutely your fault.

It is the American way to refuse to take personal responsibility for your own success and failure, and to blame others for everything and expect that other people will take care of your problems. That’s true for those here who expect everyone else should do their part to socially distance so they don’t have to because, you know, little Sally playing her kiddie sport is just too important. It’s true for those who demand that someone else provide the perfect education for their children without regard for the logistical and financial constraints that make that impossible. There are not enough people nor is there enough money in our public school systems to deliver a seamless transition to online school. There is not nearly enough money or people necessary to deliver a solid hybrid program. And pretending that there is no C19 and going back to school will kill a lot of people.

Of course, most of the people who complain about the deficiencies of online education are those who have also whine about having to pay taxes. They complain teachers are paid too much in one breath and then complain about how bad they are in the next, as if those things aren’t connected. They also demand “vouchers” from the government, aka subsidies, for a private education.

Whine, whine, whine all the time.
 
EOTL said:
No I am not saying that. I’m saying it is your fault if you fail to do everything possible to help move your kids forward. It is your fault if you contribute to the problem by wallowing in self pity, because your children feed off it. It is your fault if you fail to do everything you can to help them move forward with their education under these difficult circumstances. To the extent your children are suffering emotionally because you aren’t doing your part and, worse, are wasting your time feeling sorry for yourself, yes that is absolutely your fault.

It is the American way to refuse to take personal responsibility for your own success and failure, and to blame others for everything and expect that other people will take care of your problems. That’s true for those here who expect everyone else should do their part to socially distance so they don’t have to because, you know, little Sally playing her kiddie sport is just too important. It’s true for those who demand that someone else provide the perfect education for their children without regard for the logistical and financial constraints that make that impossible. There are not enough people nor is there enough money in our public school systems to deliver a seamless transition to online school. There is not nearly enough money or people necessary to deliver a solid hybrid program. And pretending that there is no C19 and going back to school will kill a lot of people.

Of course, most of the people who complain about the deficiencies of online education are those who have also whine about having to pay taxes. They complain teachers are paid too much in one breath and then complain about how bad they are in the next, as if those things aren’t connected. They also demand “vouchers” from the government, aka subsidies, for a private education.

Whine, whine, whine all the time.
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Well said. Like with trump himself it's always someone else's fault, the "other's", "they". The I want all the benefits of living in a society but don't want to help pay for it crowd can move to Mississippi and see how they like it. You get what you pay for.
 
EOTL said:
No I am not saying that. I’m saying it is your fault if you fail to do everything possible to help move your kids forward. It is your fault if you contribute to the problem by wallowing in self pity, because your children feed off it. It is your fault if you fail to do everything you can to help them move forward with their education under these difficult circumstances. To the extent your children are suffering emotionally because you aren’t doing your part and, worse, are wasting your time feeling sorry for yourself, yes that is absolutely your fault.

It is the American way to refuse to take personal responsibility for your own success and failure, and to blame others for everything and expect that other people will take care of your problems. That’s true for those here who expect everyone else should do their part to socially distance so they don’t have to because, you know, little Sally playing her kiddie sport is just too important. It’s true for those who demand that someone else provide the perfect education for their children without regard for the logistical and financial constraints that make that impossible. There are not enough people nor is there enough money in our public school systems to deliver a seamless transition to online school. There is not nearly enough money or people necessary to deliver a solid hybrid program. And pretending that there is no C19 and going back to school will kill a lot of people.

Of course, most of the people who complain about the deficiencies of online education are those who have also whine about having to pay taxes. They complain teachers are paid too much in one breath and then complain about how bad they are in the next, as if those things aren’t connected. They also demand “vouchers” from the government, aka subsidies, for a private education.

Whine, whine, whine all the time.
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I wouldn't say is the "American Way". Some Americans possibly, a good number of whom post here regularly.

I read somewhere long ago that it takes a crisis to find out who the true heroes are. In this crisis, as viewed from this forum, we are finding out who many of the whiny little babies are.
 
EOTL said:
No I am not saying that. I’m saying it is your fault if you fail to do everything possible to help move your kids forward. It is your fault if you contribute to the problem by wallowing in self pity, because your children feed off it. It is your fault if you fail to do everything you can to help them move forward with their education under these difficult circumstances. To the extent your children are suffering emotionally because you aren’t doing your part and, worse, are wasting your time feeling sorry for yourself, yes that is absolutely your fault.

It is the American way to refuse to take personal responsibility for your own success and failure, and to blame others for everything and expect that other people will take care of your problems. That’s true for those here who expect everyone else should do their part to socially distance so they don’t have to because, you know, little Sally playing her kiddie sport is just too important. It’s true for those who demand that someone else provide the perfect education for their children without regard for the logistical and financial constraints that make that impossible. There are not enough people nor is there enough money in our public school systems to deliver a seamless transition to online school. There is not nearly enough money or people necessary to deliver a solid hybrid program. And pretending that there is no C19 and going back to school will kill a lot of people.

Of course, most of the people who complain about the deficiencies of online education are those who have also whine about having to pay taxes. They complain teachers are paid too much in one breath and then complain about how bad they are in the next, as if those things aren’t connected. They also demand “vouchers” from the government, aka subsidies, for a private education.

Whine, whine, whine all the time.
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PMS?
 
espola said:
I wouldn't say is the "American Way". Some Americans possibly, a good number of whom post here regularly.

I read somewhere long ago that it takes a crisis to find out who the true heroes are. In this crisis, as viewed from this forum, we are finding out who many of the whiny little babies are.
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Yup, the whiners are looking for their time machines, hoping to go back to '16.
America prevails.
 
Imtired said:
Google “Rudy and Borat”. Oh, Rudy’s not running for President you say? Um...think on that...you’ll get it eventually.
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Sometimes (back in the days when I still wore shirts with tails) when I wanted to tuck my shirt in, I would pull my pants down to my knees in order to get all the fabric layers aligned properly. But I would never do it with someone in the room (except, of course, for my wife who is already inured to my crudities).
 
Imtired said:
Google “Rudy and Borat”. Oh, Rudy’s not running for President you say? Um...think on that...you’ll get it eventually.
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Fake news, dumbass. Prove he walks into the bedroom with the young woman! Prove he puts his hand on her lower back! Show me where he lets her undo his pants! I bet you can’t show me where he lies on the bed and clearly starts choking his monkey! No. I didn’t think so loser!
 
Hüsker Dü said:
Going “back” is just a euphemism for sticking ones head in the sand. They can ignore it but time moves on. “Have no fear for atomic energy cause none of them can stop the time”
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Atomic energy had promise. Some of the earlier nuclear power stations (Shippingport, Yankee Rowe, Connecticut Yankee) operated for 25 or 30 years without any newsworthy incidents. Electrical utility companies, however, are run by lawyers and accountants in preference to engineers, so the later plants got bigger and bigger, supposedly benefitting from economies of scale.. The industry is collapsing because people remember 3-Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima when they think of nuclear power, and even the insurance company accountants shy away after what happened at San Onofre.
 
EOTL said:
No I am not saying that. I’m saying it is your fault if you fail to do everything possible to help move your kids forward. It is your fault if you contribute to the problem by wallowing in self pity, because your children feed off it. It is your fault if you fail to do everything you can to help them move forward with their education under these difficult circumstances. To the extent your children are suffering emotionally because you aren’t doing your part and, worse, are wasting your time feeling sorry for yourself, yes that is absolutely your fault.

It is the American way to refuse to take personal responsibility for your own success and failure, and to blame others for everything and expect that other people will take care of your problems. That’s true for those here who expect everyone else should do their part to socially distance so they don’t have to because, you know, little Sally playing her kiddie sport is just too important. It’s true for those who demand that someone else provide the perfect education for their children without regard for the logistical and financial constraints that make that impossible. There are not enough people nor is there enough money in our public school systems to deliver a seamless transition to online school. There is not nearly enough money or people necessary to deliver a solid hybrid program. And pretending that there is no C19 and going back to school will kill a lot of people.

Of course, most of the people who complain about the deficiencies of online education are those who have also whine about having to pay taxes. They complain teachers are paid too much in one breath and then complain about how bad they are in the next, as if those things aren’t connected. They also demand “vouchers” from the government, aka subsidies, for a private education.

Whine, whine, whine all the time.
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THE BIG CON JOB......!


The Youth of America ( ESPECIALLY CALIFORNIA !! ) belong in school A REAL SCHOOL !
The Teachers UNION has absolutely NO ARGUMENT to inflict this kind of damage on the
future of America/California...NONE !

The Governors of the Democratic States ( Esp California ) are purposefully suppressing
their economies in an effort to sway voters thru THUG tactics to vote for the " Big Guy "
who is the vessel they will use to usher in Socialism....Mark my words...!

Sen Kamala Harris and Gov Gavin Newsom are two of the direct links to the corrupt China plan
being used to collapse the American economy...China wants to be the Global Currency and they
will do ANYTHING to achieve that goal.....

California is filled to the gills with corrupt Liberal Politicians who have sold their very souls to
the CCP for cash .....

Look it up !

Joe Biden and the DNC didn't pick Kamala Harris just by chance, this was orchestrated well in
advance to accomplish what CHINA/CCP wants......!


Covid-19 ( Corona Virus ) is a manufactured Bio Weapon that China and the DNC used
to effectively shut down America's economy thru the willing Governors of the states that
are in the most distress at the moment ( Example " California ).......

It's a BIG FAT CON and the Youth of America/California are being used to facilitate the CON !!!


And Gov Gavin " Black Bart " Gruesome Newsom is the point man....

https://i2.wp.com/calmatters.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/AP_NewsomOaklandBusinesses_060920_06.jpg?fit=1200%2C800&ssl=1
 
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