Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had
recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it
was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs.

At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention
that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do
business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out."

We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing
business with politics, then."

We answered, "Yes."

I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he
played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.

I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it
will do to her people.

--
Civil War is my anti-Bush

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:
Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing hadrecently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him itwas important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs.At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mentionthat he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we dobusiness with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out."We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixingbusiness with politics, then."We answered, "Yes."I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for heplayed a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what itwill do to her people.

Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

Progress Left wrote: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people.

Too funny. I recently stopped doing business with a local independant
video rental store after the owner let slip he supported G aWol Bu$h
and his Criminal Junta. Guess it's back to BlockBuster for now.

"Progress Left" <pleft@uhf.edu> wrote in message
news:y7tkd.31$3I.6@okepread01... Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes."

He should have seen the century 21 office's letterboard in my home town.
He'd know instantly not to have bothered with that one.
I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people.

Don't feel too bad, it is the Bushophiles who set this up as an "if
you're not with us you're a traitor" election, starting way back in 2002 and
continuing until the day of the election. Congratulations on your decision,
and I hope everyone else follows suit. Nastiness and partisanship have been
mainstays of republican businessmen for years, from neighborhood blacklists
to freedom fries, and it's well past time to level the playing field.

-- Civil War is my anti-Bush

Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> wrote in news:y7tkd.31$3I.6@okepread01:
Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people.

Just so you know, your wife's a dumb *****. I can only imagine how stupid you
are for marrying a **** like that.

"Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:cmtoe6$tbr$0@pita.alt.net:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Why?

It's none of her business who he voted for. I don't care about the
political affiliation of the person I am doing business with and anyone who
factors that in is, frankly, un-American

"Progress Left" <pleft@uhf.edu> wrote in message
news:y7tkd.31$3I.6@okepread01... Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The
listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She
then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our
political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however,
he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important
that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So
you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a
stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this
country but for what it will do to her people.

2 of my 3 best friends are liberals who voted for Kerry...they're still my
friends. If I had or needed a good realtor, I wouldn't be discussing
politics with them unless I was looking to rent/buy The White House. Good
luck!!! ;-)

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. Thelisting hadrecently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. Shethen told him itwas important that we re-list the home with someone who shares ourpolitical beliefs.At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however,he did mentionthat he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was importantthat those we dobusiness with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out."We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "Soyou're mixingbusiness with politics, then."We answered, "Yes."I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take astand, for heplayed a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to thiscountry but for what itwill do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.

Why? For doing what Republicans have been doing?


--

Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat

Gactimus wrote:
Just so you know, your wife's a dumb *****. I can only imagine how stupid you are for marrying a **** like that.

Americans. Don't you just love 'em?

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:03:23 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~
<****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> wrote:
Gactimus wrote: Just so you know, your wife's a dumb *****. I can only imagine how stupid you are for marrying a **** like that.Americans. Don't you just love 'em?

Not the stupid Americans.

Gactimus wrote:
It's none of her business who he voted for.

If it's a concern of hers, sure it is.

I don't care about the political affiliation of the person I am doing business with

That's your choice.

and anyone who factors that in is, frankly, un-American

I always steer clear of business owners who voted for Bush
whenever possible.

That's one of the most American things I can do.

I choose not to support people that support terrorism
if at all possible.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote,
akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:
lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote innews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for.

But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold
political beliefs she doesn't agree with. He volunteered the
information, so he lost their business. Too bad for him.

--
The difference between Iraq and Vietnam?
Bush had a plan to get out of Vietnam.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 11:49:05 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>
puked:
Progress Left wrote: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people.Too funny. I recently stopped doing business with a local independantvideo rental store after the owner let slip he supported G aWol Bu$hand his Criminal Junta. Guess it's back to BlockBuster for now.

So much for respecting other's rights. I guess it's the Democrat way
to put people out of business then blame Bush.

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 12:51:14 -0600, "ouroboros rex"
<c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:
Nastiness and partisanship

LOL. Did you read his story, you hypocritical moron?

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:58:06 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> puked:
"Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> wrote innews:cmtoe6$tbr$0@pita.alt.net: "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take> a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he> pulled that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this> country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Why?It's none of her business who he voted for. I don't care about thepolitical affiliation of the person I am doing business with and anyone whofactors that in is, frankly, un-American

She probably doesn't do business with those smelly niggers or wily
Jews, either...

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:59:18 -0500, "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat"
<rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> puked:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. Thelisting hadrecently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. Shethen told him itwas important that we re-list the home with someone who shares ourpolitical beliefs.At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however,he did mentionthat he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was importantthat those we dobusiness with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out."We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "Soyou're mixingbusiness with politics, then."We answered, "Yes."I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take astand, for heplayed a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to thiscountry but for what itwill do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.Why? For doing what Republicans have been doing?

What? Asking a person what political affiliation they are before
doing business with them? Are you retarded or just acting that way on
the internet?

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in message
news:69q4p0lcnf9h4t6n0olglhob6ub34om9h0@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote innews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,
"So> you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take
a> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he
pulled> that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this> country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold political beliefs she doesn't agree with. He volunteered the information, so he lost their business. Too bad for him.

Volunteered? BWAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA! You didn't read the above, did you?

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:03:23 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~
<****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> puked:
Gactimus wrote: Just so you know, your wife's a dumb *****. I can only imagine how stupid you are for marrying a **** like that.Americans. Don't you just love 'em?

I thought he said she was a Democrat.

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

lab~rat wrote:
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 11:49:05 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>
Too funny. I recently stopped doing business with a local independantvideo rental store after the owner let slip he supported G aWol Bu$hand his Criminal Junta. Guess it's back to BlockBuster for now.

So much for respecting other's rights. I guess it's the Democrat way to put people out of business then blame Bush.


Wrong. One is simply using discretion in choosing
what businesses one wishes to *support*.

When I consciously choose not to buy something
from a store owner who supports Bush
I buy it somewhere else.

Frankly, I choose not to support people that support
terrorism whenever possible.

Too bad I have to pay taxes & buy gasoline...

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:10:07 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~
<****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> puked:
I always steer clear of business owners who voted for Bushwhenever possible.

I suppose that narrows down your selection considerably. Fortunately
there are a lot of welfare cases you can still hang out with...

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 19:22:37 GMT, "Pookie" <pookie18323@optonline.net>
puked:
"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in messagenews:69q4p0lcnf9h4t6n0olglhob6ub34om9h0@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote innews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,"So>> you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to takea>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when hepulled>> that lever.>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>> country but for what it will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold political beliefs she doesn't agree with. He volunteered the information, so he lost their business. Too bad for him.Volunteered? BWAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA! You didn't read the above, did you?

Maybe he was wearing a Bush mask...

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:a5r4p0dhtqap8uh8ebi3f0cgb9f19l30ri@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 19:22:37 GMT, "Pookie" <pookie18323@optonline.net> puked:"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in messagenews:69q4p0lcnf9h4t6n0olglhob6ub34om9h0@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals: >lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in >news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: > >> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>
puked: >> >>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our
house. >>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on
the >>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list
the >>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs. >>> >>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed >>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When
my >>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the >>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." >>> >>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,"So >>> you're mixing business with politics, then." >>> >>> We answered, "Yes." >>> >>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to
takea >>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when hepulled >>> that lever. >>> >>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this >>> country but for what it will do to her people. >> >> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. > >Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold political beliefs she doesn't agree with. He volunteered the information, so he lost their business. Too bad for him.Volunteered? BWAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA! You didn't read the above, did you? Maybe he was wearing a Bush mask...

Yeah, that's the ticket...a Bush mask...

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:24:15 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~
<****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> puked:
lab~rat wrote: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 11:49:05 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>Too funny. I recently stopped doing business with a local independantvideo rental store after the owner let slip he supported G aWol Bu$hand his Criminal Junta. Guess it's back to BlockBuster for now. So much for respecting other's rights. I guess it's the Democrat way to put people out of business then blame Bush.Wrong. One is simply using discretion in choosingwhat businesses one wishes to *support*.When I consciously choose not to buy somethingfrom a store owner who supports BushI buy it somewhere else.Frankly, I choose not to support people that supportterrorism whenever possible.Too bad I have to pay taxes & buy gasoline...

I hope that all works out for you. Of course, you realize that people
in other countries look at YOU as a supporter of terrorism. Kinda
sucks when one generalizes and discriminates based on preconceived
notions.

I thought the noble Democrats were above that, but I guess in the end
they're all just a bunch of sore losers.

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 19:22:37 GMT, "Pookie" <pookie18323@optonline.net>
wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:
"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in messagenews:69q4p0lcnf9h4t6n0olglhob6ub34om9h0@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote innews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,"So>> you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to takea>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when hepulled>> that lever.>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>> country but for what it will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold political beliefs she doesn't agree with. He volunteered the information, so he lost their business. Too bad for him.Volunteered? BWAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA! You didn't read the above, did you?

Yup. And *he* volunteered that he wasn't a Kerry supporter ("Well, I
guess that lets me out"), so she chose not to do business with him.
Looks simple to me. Are you having problems with the larger words?

--
The difference between Iraq and Vietnam?
Bush had a plan to get out of Vietnam.

"Progress Left" <pleft@uhf.edu> wrote in message
news:y7tkd.31$3I.6@okepread01... Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The
listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She
then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our
political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however,
he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important
that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So
you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a
stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this
country but for what it will do to her people. -- Civil War is my anti-Bush

Yes, but now you don't have God on your side when you're trying to sell your
house. ;-^
Seriously, Kudos to you. I hate it when people get "all involved" for Nov
and then forget for the next four years, what they were "all involved"
about.

lab~rat wrote:
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:24:15 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~ <****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> wrote:
One is simply using discretion in choosingwhat businesses one wishes to *support*.When I consciously choose not to buy somethingfrom a store owner who supports BushI buy it somewhere else.Frankly, I choose not to support people that supportterrorism whenever possible.Too bad I have to pay taxes & buy gasoline...

I hope that all works out for you. Of course, you realize that people in other countries look at YOU as a supporter of terrorism. Kinda sucks when one generalizes and discriminates based on preconceived notions. I thought the noble Democrats were above that, but I guess in the end they're all just a bunch of sore losers.


I'm not a democrat & I've been boycotting businesses
owned by Bush/Terror supporters for about 2 years now.

I highly encourage others to consider exercising their power of choice
in the matter if it suits them...

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:41:18 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~
<****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> puked:
lab~rat wrote: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:24:15 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~ <****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> wrote:One is simply using discretion in choosingwhat businesses one wishes to *support*.When I consciously choose not to buy somethingfrom a store owner who supports BushI buy it somewhere else.Frankly, I choose not to support people that supportterrorism whenever possible.Too bad I have to pay taxes & buy gasoline... I hope that all works out for you. Of course, you realize that people in other countries look at YOU as a supporter of terrorism. Kinda sucks when one generalizes and discriminates based on preconceived notions. I thought the noble Democrats were above that, but I guess in the end they're all just a bunch of sore losers.I'm not a democrat & I've been boycotting businessesowned by Bush/Terror supporters for about 2 years now.I highly encourage others to consider exercising their power of choicein the matter if it suits them...

I'm sure you are creating quite an impact. Tell me, how many
McDonalds and porn shops have you caused to shut their doors?

Maybe you could fly to Iraq and flip burgers there since there are NO
terrorists in that country.

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in message
news:49r4p0506835kn9otso3pr3a6hp26f4uec@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 19:22:37 GMT, "Pookie" <pookie18323@optonline.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in messagenews:69q4p0lcnf9h4t6n0olglhob6ub34om9h0@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals: >lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in >news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: > >> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>
puked: >> >>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our
house. >>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on
the >>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list
the >>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs. >>> >>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed >>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When
my >>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the >>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." >>> >>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,"So >>> you're mixing business with politics, then." >>> >>> We answered, "Yes." >>> >>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to
takea >>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when hepulled >>> that lever. >>> >>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this >>> country but for what it will do to her people. >> >> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. > >Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold political beliefs she doesn't agree with. He volunteered the information, so he lost their business. Too bad for him.Volunteered? BWAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA! You didn't read the above, did you? Yup. And *he* volunteered that he wasn't a Kerry supporter ("Well, I guess that lets me out"), so she chose not to do business with him. Looks simple to me. Are you having problems with the larger words?

No, just small minds. He didn't bring it up by volunteering, she dragged it
out of him. Prick.

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:8nq4p01g9rq4v0pro9c01d8fd9dtm3t4ul@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 12:51:14 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:Nastiness and partisanship LOL. Did you read his story, you hypocritical moron?

lab rat calling someone a moron? lol

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:0lq4p0dqqth86e4j5ubt****hi3nrh4r53@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 11:49:05 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es> puked:Progress Left wrote: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people.Too funny. I recently stopped doing business with a local independantvideo rental store after the owner let slip he supported G aWol Bu$hand his Criminal Junta. Guess it's back to BlockBuster for now. So much for respecting other's rights.

Yah, payback's a *****, eh? lol

"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message
news:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews... lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for.

Until she wanted a realtor, and he told her who he voted for. lol

"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message
news:1100113088.F7c8QUUBHBmm5eeFO9Xmaw@bubbanews.. . "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> wrote in news:cmtoe6$tbr$0@pita.alt.net: "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take> a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he> pulled that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this> country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Why? It's none of her business who he voted for. I don't care about the political affiliation of the person I am doing business with and anyone who factors that in is, frankly, un-American

I am now doing business the same way. Anyone stupid enough to vote for Bush
and his Facist Taliban regime is not someone I want to do business with.

Most rightards I know cannot be trusted anyway.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 19:48:19 GMT, "Pookie" <pookie18323@optonline.net>
wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:
"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in messagenews:49r4p0506835kn9otso3pr3a6hp26f4uec@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 19:22:37 GMT, "Pookie" <pookie18323@optonline.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in messagenews:69q4p0lcnf9h4t6n0olglhob6ub34om9h0@4ax .com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote,> akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:>> >lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in> >news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:> >> >> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>puked:> >>> >>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell ourhouse.> >>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit onthe> >>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-listthe> >>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.> >>>> >>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed> >>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. Whenmy> >>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the> >>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out."> >>>> >>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,"So> >>> you're mixing business with politics, then."> >>>> >>> We answered, "Yes."> >>>> >>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had totakea> >>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when hepulled> >>> that lever.> >>>> >>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this> >>> country but for what it will do to her people.> >>> >> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.> >> >Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for.>> But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold> political beliefs she doesn't agree with. He volunteered the> information, so he lost their business. Too bad for him.Volunteered? BWAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA! You didn't read the above, did you? Yup. And *he* volunteered that he wasn't a Kerry supporter ("Well, I guess that lets me out"), so she chose not to do business with him. Looks simple to me. Are you having problems with the larger words?No, just small minds. He didn't bring it up by volunteering, she dragged itout of him. Prick.

"Dragged it out of him." If that means "asked him questions that he
could have chosen not to answer", you're right. Otherwise, you're dead
wrong.

Those crafty liberals! Always using those hypnotic mind-control powers
on Republicans!

--
The difference between Iraq and Vietnam?
Bush had a plan to get out of Vietnam.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:48:50 -0600, "ouroboros rex"
<c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:8nq4p01g9rq4v0pro9c01d8fd9dtm3t4ul@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 12:51:14 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:Nastiness and partisanship LOL. Did you read his story, you hypocritical moron? lab rat calling someone a moron? lol

And you are who exactly?

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:trq4p0tr14mj5mfp4ftb0gjfcolvq2cepv@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:59:18 -0500, "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>The>listing had>recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She>then told him it>was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our>political beliefs.>>At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>however,>he did mention>that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was>important>that those we do>business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me>out.">>We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So>you're mixing>business with politics, then.">>We answered, "Yes.">>I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a>stand, for he>played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.>>I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>country but for what it>will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.Why? For doing what Republicans have been doing? What? Asking a person what political affiliation they are before doing business with them? Are you retarded or just acting that way on the internet?

That's almost as bad as asking for a "loyalty oath" before entering a
rightard election rally.

Don't hire rightards!

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:0lq4p0dqqth86e4j5ubt****hi3nrh4r53@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 11:49:05 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es> puked:Progress Left wrote: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people.Too funny. I recently stopped doing business with a local independantvideo rental store after the owner let slip he supported G aWol Bu$hand his Criminal Junta. Guess it's back to BlockBuster for now. So much for respecting other's rights. I guess it's the Democrat way to put people out of business then blame Bush.

No worse than rigging an election, TWICE.

"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message
news:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews... lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for.

Ya gotta laugh - or else you'ld cry.

I can't tell you how many discussions I have been in or seen here in the
groups where rightards insisted that employers could screen employees for
rerligion,. cultural views, and - illegally - race, physical apperance and
so on. Or hos maany discussions wehere rightards insited that an employer
had the right to dictate an employee's participation in political rallies or
speech.

So here an employer wants to screen an employee to see is he is a liberal,
and rightards shed elephant tears.

Rightard = hypocrite.

Larry

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:49:57 -0600, "ouroboros rex"
<c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:0lq4p0dqqth86e4j5ubt****hi3nrh4r53@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 11:49:05 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es> puked:Progress Left wrote:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell> our house. The listing had recently expired, and she> chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told> him it was important that we re-list the home with someone> who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When> pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry> supporters. When my wife said it was important that those> we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I> guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and> he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we> had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent> into fascism when he pulled that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do> to this country but for what it will do to her people.Too funny. I recently stopped doing business with a local independantvideo rental store after the owner let slip he supported G aWol Bu$hand his Criminal Junta. Guess it's back to BlockBuster for now. So much for respecting other's rights. Yah, payback's a *****, eh? lol

I respect other's rights. Are you projecting in some way some
shortcoming you have toward others, or are you rationalizing away the
way you wrongly treat people you don't agree with?

Since I doubt you have the means to make any boycott work, you can
pretend you have something happening on usenet where you are just
another asshole in the crowd. Enjoy your charade...

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in message
news:sds4p05fhqm5pj9jnink63h3p1t5hr257e@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 19:48:19 GMT, "Pookie" <pookie18323@optonline.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals:"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in messagenews:49r4p0506835kn9otso3pr3a6hp26f4uec@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 19:22:37 GMT, "Pookie" <pookie18323@optonline.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals: > >"Adam H." <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in message >news:69q4p0lcnf9h4t6n0olglhob6ub34om9h0@4ax.com... >> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote, >> akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals: >> >> >lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in >> >news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: >> > >> >> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>puked: >> >> >> >>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell ourhouse. >> >>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit
onthe >> >>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we
re-listthe >> >>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs. >> >>> >> >>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed >> >>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters.
Whenmy >> >>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel
the >> >>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." >> >>> >> >>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he
said, >"So >> >>> you're mixing business with politics, then." >> >>> >> >>> We answered, "Yes." >> >>> >> >>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had totake >a >> >>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he >pulled >> >>> that lever. >> >>> >> >>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to
this >> >>> country but for what it will do to her people. >> >> >> >> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. >> > >> >Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. >> >> But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold >> political beliefs she doesn't agree with. He volunteered the >> information, so he lost their business. Too bad for him. > >Volunteered? BWAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA! You didn't read the above, did you? > Yup. And *he* volunteered that he wasn't a Kerry supporter ("Well, I guess that lets me out"), so she chose not to do business with him. Looks simple to me. Are you having problems with the larger words?No, just small minds. He didn't bring it up by volunteering, she dragged
itout of him. Prick. "Dragged it out of him." If that means "asked him questions that he could have chosen not to answer", you're right. Otherwise, you're dead wrong. Those crafty liberals! Always using those hypnotic mind-control powers on Republicans!

Too bad they couldn't fool ~ 4 million more of them before election day...

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:54:18 -0600, "ouroboros rex"
<c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:
"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in messagenews:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews... lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So> you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled> that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this> country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. Until she wanted a realtor, and he told her who he voted for. lol
Well, if we're going to generalize here, clearly the better
businessmen are Republican, so it's her loss. Again.


LOL back atcha.

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

lab~rat wrote: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:41:18 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~ <****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> puked: lab~rat wrote: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:24:15 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~ <****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> wrote: > One is simply using discretion in choosing > what businesses one wishes to *support*. > > When I consciously choose not to buy something > from a store owner who supports Bush > I buy it somewhere else. > > Frankly, I choose not to support people that support > terrorism whenever possible. > > Too bad I have to pay taxes & buy gasoline... I hope that all works out for you. Of course, you realize that people in other countries look at YOU as a supporter of terrorism. Kinda sucks when one generalizes and discriminates based on preconceived notions. I thought the noble Democrats were above that, but I guess in the end they're all just a bunch of sore losers. I'm not a democrat & I've been boycotting businesses owned by Bush/Terror supporters for about 2 years now. I highly encourage others to consider exercising their power of choice in the matter if it suits them... I'm sure you are creating quite an impact. Tell me, how many McDonalds and porn shops have you caused to shut their doors?

Bwahahahaahahaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

McDonald Bombing 12/6/2002 Indonesia 3 killed 12 injured during bombing of
McDonalds duiring Ramadan Fast.


(interestingly McD's and KFC were burned down in India as symbols of Western
economic domination - McD's has 30,000 outlets worldwide and is the
best-recognised brand in the world). While this particular central london branch
is a prominent McDonalds there are few people on the street in this government
district - next time we intend to unleash the low pay clowns around some busy
McD's in working class areas where no doubt it'll go down a treat.

Next demo: GIVE NIKE HELL! if they don't treat their sweatshop workers right,
loads of No Sweat protestors will be there to give em a trick... October 31st, 6
pm, London Niketown. Get leaflets, petitions and in touch to plan action.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:55:34 -0500, "Family Man" <nospam@nospam.com>
puked:
"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in messagenews:1100113088.F7c8QUUBHBmm5eeFO9Xmaw@bubb anews... "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> wrote in news:cmtoe6$tbr$0@pita.alt.net: "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,>> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take>> a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he>> pulled that lever.>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>> country but for what it will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Why? It's none of her business who he voted for. I don't care about the political affiliation of the person I am doing business with and anyone who factors that in is, frankly, un-AmericanI am now doing business the same way. Anyone stupid enough to vote for Bushand his Facist Taliban regime is not someone I want to do business with.Most rightards I know cannot be trusted anyway.

Do you feel the same way about the niggers? How about the Jews? How
about Native Americans?

You're a credit to your party...

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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:58:35 -0500, "Family Man" <nospam@nospam.com>
puked:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:trq4p0tr14mj5mfp4ftb0gjfcolvq2cepv@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:59:18 -0500, "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax .com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>>Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>>The>>listing had>>recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She>>then told him it>>was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our>>political beliefs.>>>>At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>>however,>>he did mention>>that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was>>important>>that those we do>>business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me>>out.">>>>We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So>>you're mixing>>business with politics, then.">>>>We answered, "Yes.">>>>I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a>>stand, for he>>played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.>>>>I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>>country but for what it>>will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.>Why? For doing what Republicans have been doing? What? Asking a person what political affiliation they are before doing business with them? Are you retarded or just acting that way on the internet?That's almost as bad as asking for a "loyalty oath" before entering arightard election rally.Don't hire rightards!

Do you think that's what that real estate agent did?

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"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:89t4p0pmau4r0ue8kedl8q3gsdlj7tno49@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:54:18 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in messagenews:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews... lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,>> "So>> you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take>> a>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he>> pulled>> that lever.>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>> country but for what it will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. Until she wanted a realtor, and he told her who he voted for. lol Well, if we're going to generalize here, clearly the better businessmen are Republican, so it's her loss. Again.

ROFL That must be why business always does better under democrats. lol

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:59:34 -0500, "Family Man" <nospam@nospam.com>
puked:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:0lq4p0dqqth86e4j5ubt****hi3nrh4r53@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 11:49:05 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es> puked:Progress Left wrote:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell> our house. The listing had recently expired, and she> chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told> him it was important that we re-list the home with someone> who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When> pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry> supporters. When my wife said it was important that those> we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I> guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and> he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we> had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent> into fascism when he pulled that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do> to this country but for what it will do to her people.Too funny. I recently stopped doing business with a local independantvideo rental store after the owner let slip he supported G aWol Bu$hand his Criminal Junta. Guess it's back to BlockBuster for now. So much for respecting other's rights. I guess it's the Democrat way to put people out of business then blame Bush.No worse than rigging an election, TWICE.

Do you think that real estate agent did that? No, he voted for him,
disproving your paranoid little delusion by just one more increment...

Sore loser.

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"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message
news:1100113088.F7c8QUUBHBmm5eeFO9Xmaw@bubbanews.. . "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> wrote in news:cmtoe6$tbr$0@pita.alt.net: "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take> a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he> pulled that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this> country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Why? It's none of her business who he voted for. I don't care about the political affiliation of the person I am doing business with and anyone who factors that in is, frankly, un-American

Better do something about that Delay guy then. It got him where he is
today. roflmmfao

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:trq4p0tr14mj5mfp4ftb0gjfcolvq2cepv@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:59:18 -0500, "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>The>listing had>recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She>then told him it>was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our>political beliefs.>>At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>however,>he did mention>that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was>important>that those we do>business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me>out.">>We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So>you're mixing>business with politics, then.">>We answered, "Yes.">>I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a>stand, for he>played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.>>I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>country but for what it>will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.Why? For doing what Republicans have been doing? What? Asking a person what political affiliation they are before doing business with them? Are you retarded or just acting that way on the internet?

Just following the example of the RNC and Tom Delay, nothing to see here.
lol

Progress Left wrote:
Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.

Interesting coincidence.

Last week, on 3 November, I posted this:
From: Steven Litvintchouk (sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net) Subject: Let's Purge Left-Wingers From All Remaining Influence View: Complete Thread (28 articles) Original Format Newsgroups: alt.politics.bush, alt.politics.democrats.d Date: 2004-11-03 18:25:51 PST OK, Bush has won a second term with a popular vote majority, and the GOP has increased its hold on both houses of Congress. Now, what should we right-wingers do with the hard-core left-wingers who have done their best to undercut our country, conduct character assassination against the President, and make our lives miserable? I have said in the past that if we win again, there would be a reckoning. Starting January, in Bush's 2nd term, let's put that plan into effect. To begin with, let's shun all hard-core left-wingers. Don't hire them, don't patronize their shops and businesses, don't invite them to your social gatherings or attend any of theirs. If they ask why, tell them. It's because they suck. Ostracize. Marginalize. Defeat. With the hard-core left-wing activists gone, the mainstream Dems can be brought to heel. -- Steven D. Litvintchouk Email: sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net Remove the NOSPAM before replying to me.



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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:11:24 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>
puked:
lab~rat wrote: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:41:18 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~ <****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> puked: lab~rat wrote: > On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:24:15 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF > AMERlCA ~ <****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> wrote: > > One is simply using discretion in choosing > > what businesses one wishes to *support*. > > > > When I consciously choose not to buy something > > > from a store owner who supports Bush > > > I buy it somewhere else. > > > > Frankly, I choose not to support people that support > > terrorism whenever possible. > > > > Too bad I have to pay taxes & buy gasoline... > I hope that all works out for you. Of course, you > realize that people in other countries look at YOU as a > supporter of terrorism. Kinda sucks when one > generalizes and discriminates based on preconceived > notions. > > I thought the noble Democrats were above that, but I > guess in the end they're all just a bunch of sore > losers. I'm not a democrat & I've been boycotting businesses owned by Bush/Terror supporters for about 2 years now. I highly encourage others to consider exercising their power of choice in the matter if it suits them... I'm sure you are creating quite an impact. Tell me, how many McDonalds and porn shops have you caused to shut their doors?Bwahahahaahahaaaaaaaaaaaaa! McDonald Bombing 12/6/2002 Indonesia 3 killed 12 injured during bombing ofMcDonalds duiring Ramadan Fast.(interestingly McD's and KFC were burned down in India as symbols of Westerneconomic domination -

Do you have proof of that? They were probably burned down because
they were blaming McDonalds for giving them a big, fat ***. And who
is India to protest economic domination when they're the ones sucking
jobs away from the US?
Next demo: GIVE NIKE HELL! if they don't treat their sweatshop workers right,loads of No Sweat protestors will be there to give em a trick... October 31st, 6pm, London Niketown. Get leaflets, petitions and in touch to plan action.

How expensive would those stupid shoes be if they weren't sewn
together in sweat shops? Jesus, I wouldn't pay the money they're
asking for now...

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"Steven Litvintchouk" <sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:LIukd.11134$Gm6.7644@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... Progress Left wrote: Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.
The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She
then told him it was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our
political beliefs. At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed
however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was
important that those we do business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me
out." We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So
you're mixing business with politics, then." We answered, "Yes." I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a
stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever. Interesting coincidence. Last week, on 3 November, I posted this: From: Steven Litvintchouk (sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net) Subject: Let's Purge Left-Wingers From All Remaining Influence View: Complete Thread (28 articles) Original Format Newsgroups: alt.politics.bush, alt.politics.democrats.d Date: 2004-11-03 18:25:51 PST OK, Bush has won a second term with a popular vote majority, and the GOP has increased its hold on both houses of Congress. Now, what should we right-wingers do with the hard-core left-wingers who have done their best to undercut our country, conduct character assassination against the President, and make our lives miserable? I have said in the past that if we win again, there would be a reckoning. Starting January, in Bush's 2nd term, let's put that plan into effect. To begin with, let's shun all hard-core left-wingers. Don't hire them, don't patronize their shops and businesses, don't invite them to your social gatherings or attend any of theirs. If they ask why, tell them. It's because they suck. Ostracize. Marginalize. Defeat. With the hard-core left-wing activists gone, the mainstream Dems can be brought to heel. -- Steven D. Litvintchouk Email: sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net Remove the NOSPAM before replying to me. -- Steven D. Litvintchouk Email: sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net Remove the NOSPAM before replying to me.

You're an inept impotent little man, aren't you? "Pay no attention to the
man behind the curtain." Right?

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:13:23 -0600, "ouroboros rex"
<c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:89t4p0pmau4r0ue8kedl8q3gsdlj7tno49@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:54:18 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in messagenews:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews...> lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in> news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:>>> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the>>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the>>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my>>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,>>> "So>>> you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take>>> a>>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he>>> pulled>>> that lever.>>>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>>> country but for what it will do to her people.>>>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.>> Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. Until she wanted a realtor, and he told her who he voted for. lol Well, if we're going to generalize here, clearly the better businessmen are Republican, so it's her loss. Again. ROFL That must be why business always does better under democrats. lol
Like I said, good luck with your search for all those great Democrat
businessmen. Unless you're looking for a lawyer or a professor you're
in for a big surprise...

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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:16:44 -0600, "ouroboros rex"
<c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:trq4p0tr14mj5mfp4ftb0gjfcolvq2cepv@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:59:18 -0500, "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax .com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>>Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>>The>>listing had>>recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc. She>>then told him it>>was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our>>political beliefs.>>>>At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>>however,>>he did mention>>that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was>>important>>that those we do>>business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me>>out.">>>>We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So>>you're mixing>>business with politics, then.">>>>We answered, "Yes.">>>>I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a>>stand, for he>>played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.>>>>I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>>country but for what it>>will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.>Why? For doing what Republicans have been doing? What? Asking a person what political affiliation they are before doing business with them? Are you retarded or just acting that way on the internet? Just following the example of the RNC and Tom Delay, nothing to see here.lol

What about the American citizens? You realize you are in a political
minority among them?

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"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:bsu4p0ldtsfefmug6vgkam2hfll5r1rrpj@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:13:23 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:89t4p0pmau4r0ue8kedl8q3gsdlj7tno49@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:54:18 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:>>"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message>news:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews...>> lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in>> news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:>>>>> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>>>> puked:>>>>>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our>>>> house.>>>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on>>>> the>>>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list>>>> the>>>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>>>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>>>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When>>>> my>>>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>>>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>>>>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,>>>> "So>>>> you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>>>>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>>>>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to>>>> take>>>> a>>>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he>>>> pulled>>>> that lever.>>>>>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>>>> country but for what it will do to her people.>>>>>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.>>>> Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for.>> Until she wanted a realtor, and he told her who he voted for. lol> Well, if we're going to generalize here, clearly the better businessmen are Republican, so it's her loss. Again. ROFL That must be why business always does better under democrats. lol Like I said, good luck with your search for all those great Democrat businessmen. Unless you're looking for a lawyer or a professor you're in for a big surprise...

translation: quackquackquack

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:39:24 -0600, "ouroboros rex"
<c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:
"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:bsu4p0ldtsfefmug6vgkam2hfll5r1rrpj@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:13:23 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:89t4p0pmau4r0ue8kedl8q3gsdlj7tno49@4ax .com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:54:18 -0600, "ouroboros rex"> <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:>>>>>"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message>>news:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews...>>> lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in>>> news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:>>>>>>> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>>>>> puked:>>>>>>>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our>>>>> house.>>>>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on>>>>> the>>>>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list>>>>> the>>>>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>>>>>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>>>>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When>>>>> my>>>>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>>>>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>>>>>>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,>>>>> "So>>>>> you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>>>>>>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>>>>>>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to>>>>> take>>>>> a>>>>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he>>>>> pulled>>>>> that lever.>>>>>>>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>>>>> country but for what it will do to her people.>>>>>>>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.>>>>>> Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for.>>>> Until she wanted a realtor, and he told her who he voted for. lol>>> Well, if we're going to generalize here, clearly the better> businessmen are Republican, so it's her loss. Again. ROFL That must be why business always does better under democrats. lol Like I said, good luck with your search for all those great Democrat businessmen. Unless you're looking for a lawyer or a professor you're in for a big surprise...translation: quackquackquack

REAL translation: lab~rat wins!

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The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:bjt4p01p73oncf6h9g7vejpf31epgenlk5@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:59:43 -0500, "Larry Hewitt" <larryhewi@comporium.net> puked:"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in messagenews:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews... lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: > On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked: > >> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our >> house. >> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the >> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the >> home with someone who shares our political beliefs. >> >> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed >> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When >> my >> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the >> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out." >> >> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, >> "So >> you're mixing business with politics, then." >> >> We answered, "Yes." >> >> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take >> a >> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he >> pulled >> that lever. >> >> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this >> country but for what it will do to her people. > > Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for.Ya gotta laugh - or else you'ld cry.I can't tell you how many discussions I have been in or seen here in thegroups where rightards insisted that employers could screen employees forrerligion,. cultural views, and - illegally - race, physical apperance andso on. Or hos maany discussions wehere rightards insited that an employerhad the right to dictate an employee's participation in political ralliesorspeech.So here an employer wants to screen an employee to see is he is a liberal,and rightards shed elephant tears.Rightard = hypocrite.Larry The second funniest part is that Democrats are against that, and you'd think if they had the courage of their convictions they'd lead by example and take the moral high road.

Yeah, the repubs sure have! roflmao

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:1hv4p0dsm22i1de7l5qj4k2d8nl64rpkb9@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:39:24 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:bsu4p0ldtsfefmug6vgkam2hfll5r1rrpj@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:13:23 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:>>"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message>news:89t4p0pmau4r0ue8kedl8q3gsdlj7tno49@4ax.com...>> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:54:18 -0600, "ouroboros rex">> <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:>>>>>>>>"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message>>>news:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews...>>>> lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in>>>> news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:>>>>>>>>> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>>>>>> puked:>>>>>>>>>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our>>>>>> house.>>>>>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on>>>>>> the>>>>>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list>>>>>> the>>>>>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>>>>>>>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>>>>>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters.>>>>>> When>>>>>> my>>>>>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>>>>>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>>>>>>>>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he>>>>>> said,>>>>>> "So>>>>>> you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>>>>>>>>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>>>>>>>>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to>>>>>> take>>>>>> a>>>>>> stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he>>>>>> pulled>>>>>> that lever.>>>>>>>>>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to>>>>>> this>>>>>> country but for what it will do to her people.>>>>>>>>>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.>>>>>>>> Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for.>>>>>> Until she wanted a realtor, and he told her who he voted for. lol>>>>> Well, if we're going to generalize here, clearly the better>> businessmen are Republican, so it's her loss. Again.>> ROFL That must be why business always does better under democrats.> lol> Like I said, good luck with your search for all those great Democrat businessmen. Unless you're looking for a lawyer or a professor you're in for a big surprise...translation: quackquackquack REAL translation: lab~rat wins!

Now this is just sad. lol

"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:quq4p0lgmhtueb1k8qekl50uv9fggmr8rq@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:03:23 -0500, ~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~ <****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> puked:Gactimus wrote: Just so you know, your wife's a dumb *****. I can only imagine how stupid you are for marrying a **** like that.Americans. Don't you just love 'em? I thought he said she was a Democrat.

They're Americans too, as much as you dislike that.
The same goes for blacks, Jews and anyone else different from you.


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"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:its4p0tqa9psd9pv6jkl9dde61052sjndu@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:48:50 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:8nq4p01g9rq4v0pro9c01d8fd9dtm3t4ul@4ax .com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 12:51:14 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:>Nastiness and partisanship LOL. Did you read his story, you hypocritical moron? lab rat calling someone a moron? lol And you are who exactly?

Someone who knows a moron (like yourself) when he sees one.


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"ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> wrote in message
news:cmtsvc$vlo$1@news.ks.uiuc.edu... "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:trq4p0tr14mj5mfp4ftb0gjfcolvq2cepv@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:59:18 -0500, "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> puked:"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in messagenews:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax .com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>>Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>>The>>listing had>>recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the election, etc.>>She>>then told him it>>was important that we re-list the home with someone who shares our>>political beliefs.>>>>At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>>however,>>he did mention>>that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my wife said it was>>important>>that those we do>>business with feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me>>out.">>>>We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said, "So>>you're mixing>>business with politics, then.">>>>We answered, "Yes.">>>>I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take a>>stand, for he>>played a part in this descent into fascism when he pulled that lever.>>>>I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>>country but for what it>>will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****.>Why? For doing what Republicans have been doing? What? Asking a person what political affiliation they are before doing business with them? Are you retarded or just acting that way on the internet? Just following the example of the RNC and Tom Delay, nothing to see here. lol
And FOX News when they first started out.


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"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message
news:ipq4p0124moo6qilm2aoco7nkqo65fcsnk@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:58:06 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> puked:"Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> wrote innews:cmtoe6$tbr$0@pita.alt.net: "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our house.>> The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit on the>> election, etc. She then told him it was important that we re-list the>> home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When my>> wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the>> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,>> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take>> a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he>> pulled that lever.>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>> country but for what it will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Why?It's none of her business who he voted for. I don't care about thepolitical affiliation of the person I am doing business with and anyonewhofactors that in is, frankly, un-American She probably doesn't do business with those smelly niggers or wily Jews, either...

I see you're a typical Republican.


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"ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> wrote in message
news:cmtrb2$v84$1@news.ks.uiuc.edu... "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:8nq4p01g9rq4v0pro9c01d8fd9dtm3t4ul@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 12:51:14 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:Nastiness and partisanship LOL. Did you read his story, you hypocritical moron? lab rat calling someone a moron? lol
A Republican calling someone else a hypocritical moron is even funnier.

~ DlVIDED STATES OF AMERlCA ~ <****_STATES@JESUS_LAND.COM> wrote in
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Gactimus wrote: It's none of her business who he voted for. If it's a concern of hers, sure it is. I don't care about the political affiliation of the person I am doing business with That's your choice. and anyone who factors that in is, frankly, un-American I always steer clear of business owners who voted for Bush whenever possible. That's one of the most American things I can do. I choose not to support people that support terrorism if at all possible.

Hmm. Only a Democrat would think that one supports terrorism by fighting
it.

lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:58:06 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> puked: "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> wrote in news:cmtoe6$tbr$0@pita.alt.net: "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>> puked:>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our>> house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a>> bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we>> re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When>> my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel>> the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,>> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to>> take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when>> he pulled that lever.>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>> country but for what it will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Why? It's none of her business who he voted for. I don't care about the political affiliation of the person I am doing business with and anyone who factors that in is, frankly, un-American She probably doesn't do business with those smelly niggers or wily Jews, either...

She sounds like a Nazi in 1930s Germany who refuses to do business with Jews.

"Family Man" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in
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"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message news:1100113088.F7c8QUUBHBmm5eeFO9Xmaw@bubbanews.. . "Rancid The Stainless Steel Rat" <rancid_rodent@hotmail.com> wrote in news:cmtoe6$tbr$0@pita.alt.net: "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>> puked:>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our>> house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a>> bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we>> re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When>> my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel>> the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,>> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">>>> We answered, "Yes.">>>> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to>> take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when>> he pulled that lever.>>>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this>> country but for what it will do to her people.>> Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Why? It's none of her business who he voted for. I don't care about the political affiliation of the person I am doing business with and anyone who factors that in is, frankly, un-American I am now doing business the same way. Anyone stupid enough to vote for Bush and his Facist Taliban regime is not someone I want to do business with.

Taliban regime? BWAHAHAHHA!! Oh dear that was good! Do tell another one.

"ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> wrote in
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"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:trq4p0tr14mj5mfp4ftb0gjfcolvq2cepv@4ax.com... What? Asking a person what political affiliation they are before doing business with them? Are you retarded or just acting that way on the internet? Just following the example of the RNC and Tom Delay, nothing to see here.

So, I'm assuming you're never going to leave your house.

Adam H. <adam@mailinator.com> wrote in
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:54:29 GMT, Gactimus <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote, akin to the neighing and braying of farmyard animals: lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our> house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a bit> on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we> re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When> my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel the> same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to take> a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when he> pulled that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this> country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. But it *is* her right to not do business with people who hold political beliefs she doesn't agree with.

It's her right sure, but it's none of her business and shouldn't have been
asking for it. If he was an outspoken Bush supporter and was bashing Kerry
and the Democrats then I believe she would have been justified.
He volunteered the information, so he lost their business.

Read the original post. She was prying for the information.

"Larry Hewitt" <larryhewi@comporium.net> wrote in
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"Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message news:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews... lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com: On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu> puked:> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our> house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a> bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that we> re-list the home with someone who shares our political beliefs.>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters. When> my wife said it was important that those we do business with feel> the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he said,> "So you're mixing business with politics, then.">> We answered, "Yes.">> I'm saddened by this. He was a likable man, but I know we had to> take a stand, for he played a part in this descent into fascism when> he pulled that lever.>> I dread these next four years, not only for what it will do to this> country but for what it will do to her people. Too bad. Sounds like your wife is a stupid ****. Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. Ya gotta laugh - or else you'ld cry. I can't tell you how many discussions I have been in or seen here in the groups where rightards insisted that employers could screen employees for rerligion,. cultural views, and - illegally - race, physical apperance and so on. Or hos maany discussions wehere rightards insited that an employer had the right to dictate an employee's participation in political rallies or speech.

Most conservatives don't advocate that.
So here an employer wants to screen an employee to see is he is a liberal, and rightards shed elephant tears.

In other words, you think two wrongs make a right.

I guess the party of tolerance isn't so tolerant after all.

What's your trailer going for?
I'm thinking of upgrading from my pee-stained soggy cardboard box.

"ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> wrote in
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"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:89t4p0pmau4r0ue8kedl8q3gsdlj7tno49@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:54:18 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked: "Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message news:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews...> Seriously. It's none of her business who he voted for. Until she wanted a realtor, and he told her who he voted for. lol Well, if we're going to generalize here, clearly the better businessmen are Republican, so it's her loss. Again. ROFL That must be why business always does better under democrats.

Funny, Wall Street tends to prefer Republicans.

"ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> wrote in
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"lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:bsu4p0ldtsfefmug6vgkam2hfll5r1rrpj@4ax.com... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 14:13:23 -0600, "ouroboros rex" <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked: "lab~rat" <chase@cheese.net> wrote in message news:89t4p0pmau4r0ue8kedl8q3gsdlj7tno49@4ax.com...> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:54:18 -0600, "ouroboros rex"> <c-bee1@itg.uiuc.edu> puked:>>> "Gactimus" <gactimus@xrs.net> wrote in message>> news:1100112871.6ZyGzblGqSczu/hvRCoTiA@bubbanews...>>>>> lab~rat <chase@cheese.net> wrote in>>> news:qgo4p0ptegsbbn53ldansv0h3rbft5b819@4ax.com:>>>>>>> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:30:54 GMT, Progress Left <pleft@uhf.edu>>>>> puked:>>>>>>>>> Earler today, my wife spoke with the realtor trying to sell our>>>>> house. The listing had recently expired, and she chatted him up a>>>>> bit on the election, etc. She then told him it was important that>>>>> we re-list the home with someone who shares our political>>>>> beliefs.>>>>>>>>>> At first, he said he really didn't follow politics. When pressed>>>>> however, he did mention that he knew we were Kerry supporters.>>>>> When my wife said it was important that those we do business with>>>>> feel the same, he replied, "Well, I guess that lets me out.">>>>>>>>>> We told him we would be re-listing with another agent, and he>>>>> said,