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Foreign Invaders crisis cost $150B in 2023, forcing some areas to cut police and fire services: report Israel kills head of Hezbollah Intelligence. Status: Not Logged In; Sign In Opinions/Editorials See other Opinions/Editorials Articles Title: An Open Letter to Judge Parker@LP from buckeroo@LF Source: LF URL Source: http://thedeletedthreads.com Published: May 1, 2011 Author: buckeroo Post Date: 2011-05-01 01:29:47 by buckeroo Keywords: None Views: 24446 Comments: 44 Judge Parker - I see the LP Kloaughns ganging up on you at LP. You are a fine poster and there is no need for that sort of nonsense as WhiteSands, Gatlin, harrowup and their esteemed client, "yukon" have created. Come on over to LF and eventually leave LP. Although I can't speak for others on LF, I can say that you are an excellent poster worthy of respect and admiration similar to many others that have a personal opinion without gang warfare tactics. Judge, LP has descended into the caveland-dwellers days of thousands of yesteryears of crude prehistoric prehumans. You need not waste your excellent posts upon mere cretins, they don't understand how to understand your concepts, ideas or opinions. Best Regards! buckeroo POST follows: #11. To: WhiteSands (#9) People are unwilling to pay the higher price. Read the article, stupid: "The other Asian countries -- particularly Japan, but also Korea and Taiwan -- do not have low labor costs. Indeed, Japan and Korea are members of the Organization for Economic Development (OECD), the long time rich nations club. Furthermore, the parts they supply for the iPhone -- semiconductor chips, displays, lenses, etc. are not labor intensive. They are capital and, above all, technology intensive. Exactly the kind of products in which the United States is supposed to be the leader. So if America actually did produce the stuff it says it is good at producing, it wouldn't have a trade deficit with Asia for which China is the proxy at all. It would have a trade surplus and 20-40,000 more jobs than it has." Unless you are knowledgeable about Apple's inability to compete because of economy of scale disadvantage - you're not worth talking to - you're just too ignorant. Many of the components are made with laborers making as much or more than Americans - and we can't compete - because of the mistakes of the people supported by Democrats and Republicans. Get a clue - dummy. Judge Parker posted on 2011-05-01 0:34:29 ET Reply Trace #12. To: Judge Parker, WhiteSands, yukon, RLKK, Grania, harrowup (#11) Unless you are knowledgeable about Apple's inability to compete because of economy of scale disadvantage - you're not worth talking to - you're just too ignorant. Excellent point … “without knowledge, one is ignorant.” Judge Parker, are you knowledgeable of the identity of the lead contractor and place of assembly of the iPhone? IOW, who’s the real manufacturer of the iPhone? Clue: It’s not Taiwan's Foxconn. Gatlin posted on 2011-05-01 1:07:02 ET Reply Trace #13. To: Judge Parker (#10) You are so ignorant I buy from and support US manufacturers. To you that is ignorant. LOLAYDS! yukon posted on 2011-05-01 1:12:17 ET Post Comment   Private Reply   Ignore Thread   Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 41. #3. To: buckeroo (#0) Today is an interesting day. Ten years ago two days from now I lost my Free Republic account. Five years ago I tried to sign on at eLPee and discovered Goldi banned me. Both times merely because of political reasons. Happy May Day. International Workers of the World, unite against your oppressors. James McMurtry "We can't make it here" Ferret Mike  posted on  2011-05-01   2:43:52 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #4. To: Ferret Mike (#3) (Edited) Today is an interesting day. Ten years ago two days from now I lost my Free Republic account. Five years ago I tried to sign on at eLPee and discovered Goldi banned me. Interesting. I have been banned on just about every political chit-chat channel under the Sun for some reason, some of the reasons are entirely mine, too. As an example in 2001, I was banned at FR for my stance against GWBush and the Zionist political blockade about Veronica's nasty attitude. So, I joined LF (LF was known as LibertyForum by John Deere) I loved that channel, too. It was perhaps the largest political chit-chat channel on the Internet at the time; perhaps to this day, too. And, BadJoe invited me to LP in 2003. The very first post to me was by unamused also from FR days. Unamused started the Lepers email system and later initiated FU which has essentially died, too. Christine, as most know, started 4um as a result of LP's failures AND FU's failures. Stone created LF because of FU. But, LP was the best test of a battle ground for many people that have the guts to recognize how fascism has overtaken the USA in the way of loss of individual freedoms, liberties and rights. There was no discussion of 0bama then ... oh no .... it was a tug 'o war about how to quell 9/11 based on USA strength. And lookie here... America is more at war today than ever before, even with a renewed Congress and a US President. It is an ever-ending toilet bowl flush. That is America these days. The government is so caught up with the world it has no place in the America [I knew as a child growing up] anymore. Anyone signing up to go to Washington DC is sucked into a BLACKHOLE similar to FR or LP and there is no coming back to sanity based on common sense or the US Constitution. buckeroo  posted on  2011-05-01   3:30:22 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #6. To: buckeroo (#4) (Edited) The people don't run the U.S. anymore, and the Constitution is observed only enough to give plausible denial to the notion things are broken. We have corporations free to go for the most desperate labor market they can find and the biggest perks offered to move their plants and concerns there. The Chinese have been the smartest player in this game and have reaches a point where they are almost eclipsing is. Many of those I know feel that the age of America will end by 2016. The ability to print the dollar to get us out of debt as the world's reserve community will end as this role is dismissed and we can't do this any more. We see the cracks forming as we can no longer control inflation and fuel costs hemorrhage. We will see a great deal of unrest and fighting as we can't help but let the poor starve and the old die for want of medical care. When the dollar no longer is the interface currency for trade, we will see real suffering, and things like what happened at Haymarket Square where cops breaking up striking workers were killed creating the Haymarket martyrs who had nothing to do with that act die unjustly at the end of a rope, rot in prison, or commit suicide. There will be blood and unrest that will cause a great backlash. A threshold of decision will come upon us as a nation where we either decide to be as repressive as China and go for managing for public docility, or have a rebirth of freedom and a renewed commitment to the ideals of the Founding Fathers and framers of the Constitution. With the Koch Brothers and many others buying repressiveness and control and really working to create a fascist state. They feel that if they create the fascist marriage of corporation and government that controls people hard and fast, they can prevent the unrest and turmoil. They are anything but stupid about things and can see what is happening. People need to get out of lala land and wake up. They need to get educated and form associations and fraternal bonds that can keep people focused away from destructive asts like the dynamite bomb at Haymarket Square blamed on striking iron workers and not give the powers that be the excuse to kill, maim and imprison. We need to take control as a people and do it firmly and peacefully, with adherence to democratic and Constitutional principles, if we want to insure it will be able to happen at all with as little suffering and bloodshed as possible. We need to have focus and will to firmly demand that those in power in government and those who control them follow their lead back to the checks and balances of power in government the Constitution was originally supposed to provide. Ferret Mike  posted on  2011-05-01   3:51:47 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #7. To: Ferret Mike (#6) Good post, Mike. Let me ask you a question as a function of your statement: A threshold of decision will come upon us as a nation where we either decide to be as repressive as China and go for managing for public docility, or have a rebirth of freedom and a renewed commitment to the ideals of the Founding Fathers and framers of the Constitution. What do you think that threshold is? I mean is it further government intervention upon and/or the intrusion of the citizenry? Or do you think it is the other way, that is, government not as intrusive? buckeroo  posted on  2011-05-01   4:01:10 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #9. To: buckeroo (#7) (Edited) "What do you think that threshold is? I mean is it further government intervention upon and/or the intrusion of the citizenry? Or do you think it is the other way, that is, government not as intrusive?" Government has less money to do what the need to do because the tax base is hemorrhaging. People do not have the spending power anymore to support business or give government what they need to work in a Constitution manner, so those international financial entities controlling the process of defunding government and business by destroying the spending power of the citizenry will try to call the shots. They will make a move. And if they can create chaos, death and destruction that will mask their gambit and make them seem like heroes when they do this, more the better for them. Like that old joke of the game warden telling the guy he is trying to stop fishing in an illegal way by talking to him as they row the boat across the lake together, they will hand government a lit strike of dynamite and ask, "are you going to talk and try to reason with us, or throw the dynamite and fish?" They know what they are doing and in a very Machiavellian way are maneuvering to make a move for complete control. A control where their is no pretense they are in charge, and people know better than to act like they run things any more. The money men will be in control of this operation, but it is the iron fist of the government that will be instrumentalized to do this. Ferret Mike  posted on  2011-05-01   4:12:55 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #18. To: Ferret Mike (#9) People do not have the spending power anymore to support business or give government what they need to work in a Constitution manner, If the government followed the constitution. We would have a balanced budget and a surplus tomorrow. The main problem right now is Obama. A K A Stone  posted on  2011-05-01   9:29:33 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #22. To: A K A Stone (#18) If the government followed the constitution. We would have a balanced budget and a surplus tomorrow. The main problem right now is Obama. Aren't you the guy that believes corporations are people and money equals free speech? lucysmom  posted on  2011-05-01   11:37:18 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #30. To: lucysmom (#22) Aren't you the guy that believes corporations are people and money equals free speech? Don't be dumb. Citizens United was decided correctly. Aren't you libs the ones that think buildings talk? A K A Stone  posted on  2011-05-01   15:56:10 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #31. To: A K A Stone (#30) Citizens United was decided correctly. I disagree. It was a bad decision made by an activist court. There is no way you can convince me that the founding fathers, who knew first hand the evil that derives from the economic union of government and private corporations, had anything like the Citizens United decision in mind when they wrote the Constitution. Did you ever think it was kind of weird for our forefathers to destroy private property by dumping tea in Boston Harbor if the issue had been taxation? lucysmom  posted on  2011-05-01   16:51:21 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #32. To: lucysmom (#31) NO laws prohibiting free speech are constitutional. Go back and read the first amendment. A K A Stone  posted on  2011-05-01   17:05:35 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #33. To: A K A Stone (#32) NO laws prohibiting free speech are constitutional. Go back and read the first amendment. I suppose then that my pet rock can make political donations in the name of absolute free speech. lucysmom  posted on  2011-05-01   17:33:02 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #34. To: lucysmom (#33) I never could afford a Pet Rock. Fred Mertz  posted on  2011-05-01   17:46:02 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #35. To: Fred Mertz (#34) I never could afford a Pet Rock. Me either. I captured one in the wild, took it home, and adopted it (or rather, him -- as I discovered later) He was a skittish piece of schist, and I spent many an hour sitting quietly, scarcely daring to breath lest he be frightened and skip-roll away from my life forever. lucysmom  posted on  2011-05-01   18:32:17 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #37. To: lucysmom (#35) I captured one in the wild, took it home, and adopted it D'oh! Why didn't I think of that? Fred Mertz  posted on  2011-05-01   20:05:44 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #41. To: Fred Mertz (#37) Why didn't I think of that? It's not too late Fred. lucysmom  posted on  2011-05-02   0:08:41 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   Replies to Comment # 41.         There are no replies to Comment # 41. End Trace Mode for Comment # 41. Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest

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