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Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
ALLAH FUBAR MULLAH BARRACK
Posted by
Gary W James
on 03/04/2013 at 10:34 PM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
Years ago, I raised my right hand and swore to uphold and defend the Constution of the United States against al enemies; both foreign and domistic..... Now, the US Constution is an easy read; no legalise, just plane english that the comman man could/can understand. The meaning of the word 'Infringe':to break or disregard the terms of, as a law; violate. To transgress or trespass on rights or privileges.
Now Should the "Bill of Rights" be voided, or revoked as some would want. Oh wait one, you're suppose to be a journalist; because if you surrender one the rest will surely fall. Or did you forget that.
Posted by
Cletus
on 03/04/2013 at 9:34 PM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
Nice "Marxist tool author"... you should skedaddle on over to dark side; oops, you already have ~
Posted by
Teresa Maes Koeckhoven
on 03/04/2013 at 7:22 AM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
Methinks Mr. Dyer, with his specific smearing of Fox News, and throwing in Palin, Paul, and Bachmann for good measure shows me that he should remove the word journalist from his list of credits. Another left wing shill. By the way, cupcake, I don't hate Barack Obama because he is black, and apparently a large number of white people don't. I hate his politics. Ergo, I hate yours as well.
There will always be over the top maniacs such as McVeigh et. al. I should know, working at a state hospital. Most of the heinous crimes perpetrated on people by our patients (decaps, dismembers, etc.) were done without malice. The simply heard voices, God, you name it.
As for gun control, the one issue that is constantly overlooked is how many people with controlled mental illness can go looney toons when they stop taking their meds. Due to privacy laws, there is no database for those medicated folks, and with no prior record, they can buy guns. If you take a good look at the past mass murders, the common denominator is mental health. Newtown was the result of an idiot gun owner that left the shooter access to the guns. The shooter was known to be unstable.
Posted by
Sellars
on 03/03/2013 at 6:52 AM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
Zen...you can just puff up in sophistication while the world crumbles around and you ignore everything from the developers in Colorado Springs to out America hating president rob and destroy for thei own agendas.
Posted by
TejonTech
on 03/02/2013 at 6:42 AM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
Well there you go ... three comments three crazies. Go figure.
Tinfoil hats - two for a dolla!
Posted by
Zen
on 03/01/2013 at 10:58 PM
Re: “As civil unions move forward in Colorado, same-sex couples share their stories”
Tejon, i think your business will survive with the boycott, since gays only make up 2% of the population. Gays act like their being treated like the blacks in the 50's and 60's. Everyone has rights as Americans. They can join the military, which most service men i know hate this idea. I really dont care if your gay or not.
Theres not a single benefit to being married, not one. Or do you just want the state to say they love gays and heres your piece of paper saying so, WTF. I really dont understand the point of all the gay right arguments, is there nothing better to do in your free time. You already ruined the image of a rainbow.
Im not trying to be a total ass here, but can someone enlighten me on what your fighting for and why. I would like facts not feelings.
And boycotting someones business for their opinion is stupid.
Posted by
Robert a m
on 03/01/2013 at 7:22 PM
Re: “As civil unions move forward in Colorado, same-sex couples share their stories”
STRIKE DOWN CAL PROP 8 Marriage only between man and woman- "As a Republican, I believe in protecting individual freedoms and that everyone, including gay and lesbian Americans, has a constitutional right to be treated equally under the law," said former Rep. Jim Kolbe.
Also among the prominent conservative names lending their view: former Utah governor and presidential candidate Jon Huntsman, Hewlitt-Packard chief executive and former California gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman, U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Florida), and actor Clint Eastwood.
Posted by
gurudori
on 02/28/2013 at 6:43 PM
Re: “Keeping Up with Ed Jones”
Had he wanted to,how hard would it have been to rip off campaign funds like Jesse Jackson Jr?The same blacks that voted Obama in are targeting Jone's not because he's black,but because he doesn't fall for thier entitlement demands,as well as affirmative action and reparations nonsense!
Posted by
Rick Thurston
on 02/28/2013 at 4:50 PM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
Interesting rant, wait, did I say interesting? I meant the opposite of that. Perhaps your next article should be about how whenever Democrats are in charge of law enforcement the police code words change. An example would be how the phrase "okay we have them surrounded, let's just wait them out" somehow magically becomes "let's burn this mother f#%^er down". I know police codes can be tricky, but this change occurs with alarming regularity during Democrat administrations. Another example would be the 16 year old Denver boy that was killed without due process in Yemen. A drone came by and blew his father up for being a terrorist. Then later on, another drone comes along and kills his 16 year old son. His 16 year old American citizen, Denver born son. No trial, no proof, just carnage. I would love to know how this 16 year old was a terrorist mastermind, and immediate threat to this country. So to sum up, you have it all backwards. The government kills American citizens, then people freak out. And with "journalists" such as you being nothing but a toadies carrying water for an American-murdering President, they might be onto something.
Posted by
Stacy in Woodland Park
on 02/28/2013 at 11:01 AM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
Obama has proven beyond a shadow of doubt that conspiracy theories now make sense...
Posted by
TejonTech
on 02/27/2013 at 3:15 PM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
Wow, look who's calling the kettle black, I hope normal people will not take his fears as serious as he does. This has nothing to do with race, creed or color. It has to do with our constitution rights (not privileges). Stop scaring the children and dividing our country into normal like you and crazy like me. I’ve seen our country through the eyes of others all around the world and the majority marvel at our freedom, please don’t try to take any of it away.
Posted by
Don Bennett
on 02/27/2013 at 2:35 PM
Re: “How the county's Child Welfare team identifies the calls that must be answered”
Yikes...the pony tail on that guy in the picture makes him look suspect...
Posted by
TejonTech
on 02/26/2013 at 7:35 PM
Re: “How the county's Child Welfare team identifies the calls that must be answered”
I don't know about the "Hardy Boys" but Mr. Hardin did a much better job than Mr. Czajkowski!
Posted by
Mr. K--
on 02/26/2013 at 4:09 PM
Re: “How the county's Child Welfare team identifies the calls that must be answered”
Please Chet don't do any more "investigative" reporting. Hardy boys did a better job...
Posted by
Conrad Czajkowski
on 02/26/2013 at 12:17 PM
Re: “How the county's Child Welfare team identifies the calls that must be answered”
Chet, Thank you for spending time and doing the research to understand the issues and the difficult job our DHS workers do everyday. Maybe someday, the efforts to prevent child abuse will be successful and we won't need government intervention.
Posted by
Sallie Clark
on 02/22/2013 at 9:55 PM
Re: “How the county's Child Welfare team identifies the calls that must be answered”
Once the government get involved people lives head south...that in itself ought to straighten folks up as they see their neighbors go down the tubes.
Posted by
TejonTech
on 02/21/2013 at 9:26 AM
Re: “How the county's Child Welfare team identifies the calls that must be answered”
Granted, there may be bad blood between a biological mother and a step mother but assuming that to be the case can get DHS into trouble again. Sometimes a step mother can see things that outsiders can't see. Viewing a non-mandatory reporter with coolness is just plain stupid.
Posted by
Mar
on 02/21/2013 at 1:00 AM
Re: “As civil unions move forward in Colorado, same-sex couples share their stories”
TT we understand your position. You believe it's a choice and it being unnatural are the key issues and I don't. What is natural is in the eye of the beholder. And guess what?.. more people see it my way and less people are seeing it your way..cause human truth and love win out.
I'm done giving my opinions to you now. You know I won't budge and I know you won't either. Enjoy life and be good to others.
Posted by
cosman
on 02/19/2013 at 8:29 AM
Re: “The new era of conspiracy thinking”
These folks claiming "rights" are imagining things. Pay them no attention.