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Schumer 'Bitch'-es Out Flight Attendant: Senator Insults US Airways Attendant
Commented Dec 16, 2009 at 21:12:23 in New York
“Like most Americans they've been backed into a corner and expected to give up everything that created a healthy middle class and made this country great. Conservatives love it this way because they're anti-American.”
Ralph Noyes replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 21:17:53
“In other words, they have been turned into angry, disoriented, blue-collar Republicans.
Skrew them! They don't have the sense to vote for their own interests. I'm tired of making excuses and sacrificing for these people.
I've learned over the years -- in my profession anyway -- that you can't help people very much if they don't help you to help them.
The American working class is not worth helping. You see how they treat us, you see how they vote.”
Skrew them! They don't have the sense to vote for their own interests. I'm tired of making excuses and sacrificing for these people.
I've learned over the years -- in my profession anyway -- that you can't help people very much if they don't help you to help them.
The American working class is not worth helping. You see how they treat us, you see how they vote.”
Schwarzenegger Swipes Palin On Global Warming
Commented Dec 16, 2009 at 21:07:46 in Politics
“It's interesting that both Alaska and Texas, the two states always threatening to secede, take more from the federal government than they give. They're like the kid who's always threatening to run away from home - it will never happen.”
JoeAlvord replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 21:59:32
“Alaska gets the most per capita by far.”
gage replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 21:29:16
“Nope, Texas doesn't, so get your fact straight. But again, almost all of Texas' land is privately owned. More than half of AK is federally owned. If that land were sold then the wildlife refuges and national parks could be freely drilled and logged, and produce their own revenue. Sound like a good idea to you?”
Detroit's Unemployment Rate Is Nearly 50%, According to the Detroit News
Commented Dec 16, 2009 at 20:51:18 in Business
“I'm a GM person, too, and have owned many. They're wonderful cars and they last forever. I once strayed for a fancy Honda Accord 'Special Edition', an expensive care, but I couldn't keep it running. I would NEVER buy anything but American (and before everyone jumps all over me, yes I'm aware that many of the parts are made elsewhere).
I wish everyone would try a GM car.”
I wish everyone would try a GM car.”
Detroit's Unemployment Rate Is Nearly 50%, According to the Detroit News
Commented Dec 16, 2009 at 20:45:18 in Business
“You got the "simple" part right.”
Detroit's Unemployment Rate Is Nearly 50%, According to the Detroit News
Commented Dec 16, 2009 at 20:43:25 in Business
“To all the Einsteins:
I've lived in Detroit my entire life and am LOL at the many ignorant, conservative remarks about this city. They don't even know what they're talking about. Detroit's problems are complex, just like any other city's, many of which are not far behind Detroit. It seems we're all waiting for the tax breaks and those trickle-down economics to take effect. Waiting...
I've lived in Detroit my entire life and am LOL at the many ignorant, conservative remarks about this city. They don't even know what they're talking about. Detroit's problems are complex, just like any other city's, many of which are not far behind Detroit. It seems we're all waiting for the tax breaks and those trickle-down economics to take effect. Waiting...
MissPreciousPerfect replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 21:17:04
“Eeyahkee! Even Timmy Martin would have to concede that Lassie or no Lassie, your collie is the most adorable collie in the whole wide world!”
idontknowanything replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:52:56
“God bless you. Fanned!”
no body replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:52:34
“Michigan another state that bowed to the corporate good and has roads to nowhere.”
petridish replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:49:37
“The Democrats have been in charge in that city for decades. Rubin and Summers (Obama's economic team gurus) were big supporters of free trade agreements during the Clinton years (think NAFTA).
So why are conservatives to blame?”
So why are conservatives to blame?”
Rumplestiltskin replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:48:56
“Dem Mayors?”
MoreDimensions replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:48:02
“I live here too, the less these peopl know the more they are against Detroit.”
NWRICK replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:48:02
“New fan! :-)”
dyldrix replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:46:24
“lol then might I suggest you look in the pockets of the many corrupt politicians you elect.....
MoreDimensions replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:45:38
“Correct fellow Detroiter.”
lornejl replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:45:14
“Righties don't believe in The UNITED States of America.”
PerfectSense replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:45:08
“Raise taxes so Detroit can bloom.”
FlowerPower3 replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:45:03
“Thank you.
I want to hear *one* Republican actually from Detroit on this thread give their opinion. Just one!”
I want to hear *one* Republican actually from Detroit on this thread give their opinion. Just one!”
UnknownSolider replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:44:52
“gotta fan you for that one”
ladynaga replied on Dec 16, 2009 at 20:43:57
“Well said”
Bush's Birth Control Policies Fueled Africa's Baby Boom
Commented Dec 16, 2009 at 00:47:47 in World
“I totally agree. I believe I said that I wish there were a god so he would get his comeuppance for his evil deeds. I don't blame god for him because I don't believe in a god.”
Dede Koswara, 'Tree Man': New PHOTOS
Commented Dec 16, 2009 at 00:45:13 in World
“I agree with the comments here, the ones noting that people other than this man are more deserving of his problems. That's what's so frustrating, the lack of justice.
Nature will have her way, with neither malice nor compassion. Whether it be viruses or people, they rate equal in the competition to survive and reproduce. Life sure isn't fair.”
Nature will have her way, with neither malice nor compassion. Whether it be viruses or people, they rate equal in the competition to survive and reproduce. Life sure isn't fair.”
Bush's Birth Control Policies Fueled Africa's Baby Boom
Commented Dec 15, 2009 at 00:29:43 in World
“It is a crime when powerful men control the destinies of masses of people in other nations. I really wish I could believe in a god who would give GWB his comeuppance for all his arrogant, self-serving, amoral decisions. Then again, the Dems would never allow it. It always seems to be hands off when it comes to any form of accountabi
SetUFree replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 01:29:19
“GWB wasn't given this comeuppance by God, he was elected by the majority of the American Electorate, who felt that his downhome, one-of-the
What Would You Give Joe Lieberman For Hanukkah?
Commented Dec 15, 2009 at 00:22:06 in Politics
“For Hanukkah I would like to give Lieberman a lie detector test. That would be my gift to him. Exposure of his two faces and an opportunity to redeem his integrity.”
dissanayake replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 18:16:43
“One cannot 'redeam; that which one does not own.”
Obama Birther Joke Featured On North Dakota GOP Homepage
Commented Dec 15, 2009 at 00:14:58 in Politics
“It's not clever at all. The "humor" is embarrassingly obvious and simple, on the level of a fourth grader. The GOP continues to lower the bar on itself.”
brahdog replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 03:04:25
“the bar for conservative "humor" has always been about ground level”
Opygollopy replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 01:39:49
“You would think that is almost impossible considering they are lower than a snakes belly now.”
mltaylor13pt1 replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 01:36:48
“Fourth grade humor is more advanced than this cr@p.”
Lieberman Wins: Medicare Compromise On Chopping Block
Commented Dec 15, 2009 at 00:01:51 in Politics
“So Lieberman runs the country. Then I guess we don't need a president.”
foxisms replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 00:06:03
“Not today we didn't.
Not on this issue we don't.”
Not on this issue we don't.”
HankRearden replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 00:04:40
“Your are right. All you need is Joe and 40 other guys.
Job done!”
Job done!”
Bush E-mails Found: 22 Million Missing E-mails From George W. Bush White House Recovered
Commented Dec 14, 2009 at 23:59:11 in Politics
“Obama has tried to play nice, all in vain, so now he may have some ammunition and shouldn't be afraid to use it. Cheney is probably shaking in his boots. Maybe the new-found emails will make him and Liz go away for good.”
jinxed replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 01:10:13
“big dick and little liz will just keep up the dog and pony show so they can deflect the attention of America so maybe nobody will notice what is in those emails.”
colonelgirdle replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 00:29:58
“Your fantasy is very sweet, but have you been conscious during these past 11 months? If anything, Obama's people will probably move to have the emails all permanently classified as top secret so as to facilitate any of Bush/Cheney's criminal activities. I have absolutely no doubt both Mr. Cheney and Liz feel perfectly safe and secure.”
A Meat Beetle replied on Dec 15, 2009 at 00:01:05
“"...so now he may have some ammunition and shouldn't be afraid to use it. "
I wouldn't hold my breath.”
I wouldn't hold my breath.”
Paddy Jones, Salsa-Dancing 75-Year-Old British Granny, Wins Spanish Talent Show (VIDEO)
Commented Dec 12, 2009 at 03:13:48 in World
“No arthritis in her genes!”
sviolette replied on Dec 12, 2009 at 04:15:17
“She wasn't wearing any jeans.”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 12:00:44 in Technology
“You are about to get severely at.ta cked, PatCroft. The comments on this story make it clear that corporate America has successfully pitted Americans against each other. It's a wage-race to the bottom for the employers and a "who's got it worse" race to the bottom with all the conservatives here who bought into the corporate c r.a p.”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 11:48:20 in Technology
“Would you clarify that? How is my comment self-righteous?”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 11:37:36 in Technology
“Thanks for clarifying that for the knuckle draggers.”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 11:36:20 in Technology
“Yup, done all that. An expert. Just like everyone else who comments here.
I named the successful "experts" and never claimed to be one. You must be conservative because you can't seem to connect dots.”
I named the successful "experts" and never claimed to be one. You must be conservative because you can't seem to connect dots.”
coolaid8 replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 12:06:01
“Everyone who is "wrong" must be conservative and everyone who is conservative is wrong. Must be nice to live in such a simple world.”
sc300nc replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:40:11
“It's easy to be critical of things you have never done or know nothing about. Thanks for making my point.”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 11:32:56 in Technology
“You seem to think that "work" must be painful, no? There's work and then there's play, and no in-between, right? You conservatives sure ove your dichotomies, don't you?”
coolaid8 replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 12:00:54
“You are the one looking at extremes. I never said "painful". And inbetween work and play is "relax". And nice jump to the conclusion that I am conservative. I am conservative economically, liberal socially, and libertarian when it comes to government. But, I doubt you can wrap your closed progressive mind around any of that.”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 11:28:19 in Technology
“I've noticed the same. I've also notice that when on the purchasing end of the corporate structure we're no longer customers, we're "guests". Thats to remind us that we're only a temporary interest.
A customer used to be prized, sought after, and always right. It was never assumed that the customer was gleeful to enter an establishment and just start throwing their money around. The products and the establishment had to earn the customer and their money.
And then there's "guest services".
A customer used to be prized, sought after, and always right. It was never assumed that the customer was gleeful to enter an establishment and just start throwing their money around. The products and the establishment had to earn the customer and their money.
And then there's "guest services".
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 11:19:23 in Technology
“So, if the folks stuck working at a place like Amazon increased their marketable skills and left for better jobs, then would places like Amazon improve the work environment for the new employees replacing the old? Or, do we still have a problem here? A problem that will continue to deepen as America races to the bottom line; that bottom line being Mexico and China.
I also hear conservatives saying that people without healthcare should look for another job. Then the country wouldn't have this crisis, right? Oh, wait, other people would fill those jobs and, gee, more people without healthcare!”
I also hear conservatives saying that people without healthcare should look for another job. Then the country wouldn't have this crisis, right? Oh, wait, other people would fill those jobs and, gee, more people without healthcare!”
DadinMichigan replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:41:49
“Ok - what is your solution? Pay them more? How much more? Who will decide that - the government? Based on what? Based on what you think is fair? And you want to provide them health care too? Ok. Now, what is that going to do to Amazon's costs, which in turn will affect pricing for consumers? Do you think that Amazon will lose business as a result of all this? Do you think it's possible that companies in other countries could make up that lost business? What are you going to do about that? Make them pay their folks more too? And have them provide their folks with healthcare too? And how are you going to pull all of that off because what you end up with is one world government that is socialist in ideology. Not saying that would be a good thing, or a bad thing, but it would be pretty f*cking hard to pull off in my lifetime, or the lifetime of my great grandchildren, if and when they are born.”
megacephalus replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:32:26
“Not to worry, Mexico is swimming to US...”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 11:11:52 in Technology
“Sound like fun? No. Lots of jobs are like that. But, one-upmanship on who has it the worst doesn't solve problems. Someone always has it worse, but does that mean that everyone should shut up and take what's dished out? Businesses know they create this kind of animosity. That's no way to improve society.”
Godweiser replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:34:47
“Thank you. All jobs have their downsides. If you don't like what you're doing...we
RnR replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:31:39
“Oh please, could you be any more self righteous?”
coolaid8 replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:13:06
“Solve what problem? A job is supposed to be work. Otherwise it would be called "play".”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 11:08:13 in Technology
“Amazon's management is exhibiting its ignorance. Work life in American doesn't have to be this way, neither for Amazon nor its employees. In fact, corporations are selling themselves short with these old work standards. It's proven time and again that fair, respectful treatment of employees is a win-win.
Amazon's management needs to talk to Steve Wynn and get an education on how to treat employees. He's smart enough to know that engaging employees into the common interest of the organization is the key to success.
As far as their fulfillment center methods Amazon is again exhibiting ignorance and backwardness. Their owners need to visit IKEA and take lots of notes.”
Amazon's management needs to talk to Steve Wynn and get an education on how to treat employees. He's smart enough to know that engaging employees into the common interest of the organization is the key to success.
As far as their fulfillment center methods Amazon is again exhibiting ignorance and backwardness. Their owners need to visit IKEA and take lots of notes.”
Godweiser replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:36:56
“Leadership is something that isn't taught in today's business schools. In fact, as far as I can tell, business schools don't teach much of anything beside multiple choice tests.
The difference between command and leadership isn't considered often in the business community, except in the most enlightened, up-and-coming companies that have a lot of employee loyalty to see them through. There's a reason for that...”
The difference between command and leadership isn't considered often in the business community, except in the most enlightened, up-and-coming companies that have a lot of employee loyalty to see them through. There's a reason for that...”
sc300nc replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:15:09
“I assume you have started businesses, employ people, have run distribution warehouses, have had to compete with other companies to succeed?”
Inside The Lives Of Amazon.com Warehouse Employees: Long Hours, Long Walks, And Heavy Lifting (PHOTOS)
Commented Dec 11, 2009 at 10:57:39 in Technology
“Do you get penalized for being sick? Do you walk 14 miles at a compulsary 10 hour job, then go home and deal with your own life, including kids? If so, I'm rightfully impressed.”
futpilot replied on Dec 11, 2009 at 11:01:29
“I'm a US Marine...I
Palin Poll: Struggles Among Women, African-Americans, Non-Elderly
Commented Dec 10, 2009 at 20:00:47 in Politics
“You're onto something there. Charges of "elitism" is a cover for conservative bigotry, their version of political correctness, if you will. It's another expression of their fear in a changing world.”
Palin Poll: Struggles Among Women, African-Americans, Non-Elderly
Commented Dec 10, 2009 at 19:56:05 in Politics
“You think the president can't get re-elected because Americans don't like elitists. How then, did he get elected in the first place? Was it because "common sense" Americans sat out the election to watch "reality" TV? To staple teabags on their hats? Maybe they were busy praying for the country. That really takes common sense. They should have been enrolling for their GED.
Signed,
An Elitist (and proud of it!)”
Signed,
An Elitist (and proud of it!)”
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