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Food? Did somebody mention food? Booya?? Yummm!!!
The only thing that ruins a good lunch is
when I has
to
(ugh)
PAY FOR IT !
But so, it is.
Let's get down to business.
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How many big box stores is this area going to
support? It's no wonder why this city, like so many
others, put themselves at the mercy of these
retailers, et al, and wind up giving
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He? I assume that you mean me.
If people want growth in their cities, they have to
have the guts to accept it. Growth comes in many
shapes and forms and we may not always like
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What I would like to see:
1. For people to stop being hypocrites and allow
gaming and gambling in downtown. Gaming and gambling
is what Capitalism is all about. It's the essence of
capitalism! As a bastion of capitalism,
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I have to laugh when I see people claim that we live
in a democracy. How come they never reveal the other
side of the coin?
We live in a Dollar Democracy.
We sell our democracy
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A risky loan for the bookstore?
Sure. Why not?
You, that are against this idea, seem to forget that
by default, we are all greedy capitalists here. You
don't vote for somebody
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So, You would like a 2nd opinion?
What do ya need that for when you have the Truth?
that is: if You can handle it
LOL
My responses are bracketed.
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Date: Mon, 26
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The people like the idea of gambling. According to
the recent Mn. Poll. 62% of the people liked the idea.
Just remember that you heard it here first!
It's always conservatives
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I guess that the chickens have come home to roost!
What Mr. B has discovered is NOT the problem with GSE,
instead, what he has discovered is: MY POSTS! He, and
others are
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Leave it to a rethuglican st. paul mayor to implement
the insidious practice of job-spreading. It's not bad
enough that the city employees can't catch a break
with a decent
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If you can't trust your government, who can you trust?
Answer: Your party!
Corruption in government is just another very long
winded conversation that always goes to the
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I simply enjoy any attempt at slappin' a tax on the
billfold of anybody making $10 mil. I would also say
that our Mr. Thune didn't include enough progressivity
in his tongue in
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I see that Mr. Birrenback is getting the right idea,
as this whole stadium situation is the wealthy
exercising their favorite american capitalistic past
time of screwing the
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The same people who are causing the transit strike.
When ones looks long enough and deep enough into the
bowels of human misery and despair, one always finds a
republican feasting on the feces
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Smoking Ban? You Betcha!
Long have I argued against the word: Freedom or any
of it's variants, i.e.: free speech. Simply because it
doesn't
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Even a small garden produces more
I have double bracketed yours.
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Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 14:16:10 -0500
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I have bracketed your responses too.
[I
I wish that Dave Thune would start to get tough. With
his proposed smoking ban on everybody's mind, how
about following it up with another ban thats been
needed for a long, long time. What I would suggest
would not only alleviate traffic congestion and lower
the cost of street maintenance, it
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My response are bracketed.
Hanson
About the mentioned ban on SUVs - I disagree and think
people should be able to drive an SUV if they want to.
If the point is low fuel economy, then there are
better ways to approach this than banning certain
classes of vehicles. Such as simply raising the tax on
gasoline - those with
Community Forum on Job Shadowing in
St. Paul High Schools May 17 - 28
http://www.stpauljobshadow.org
The way to pay for education is so simple, I don't
know why any of you
Anybody know when this show is on the radio?
I used to get it on 1330 am in the morning and now
it's gone.
Has the time or the station changed or is this another
one of those right wing conspiricies that I hear
about?
R. Hanson.
St. Paul.
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 20:53:07 -0500
From: Dennis Tester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [StPaul] City Smoking Ban Vetoed - GEE
THAT'S A BIG
SURPRIZE !
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Status of the Smoking Ban: Bungled!
Or
Hey Dave, got a light ?
I posted before on this issue and Andy Driscoll went
totally ballistic on me for posting it. I made my
point loud and I made it clear that this so-called bar
and restaurant ban is about to be bungled and his
buddy Dave Thune
I just had to make some observations in Mr. Repke's
post. You will find them bracketed.
I know that we stray from the City focus on this but
again you are
absolutely
correct on the conservative philosophy. If I run a
bar and water down
the
drinks, to bad let the buyer beware. If I
of hindsight in effect, a much better document
could be written and enjoyed by all.
Rowdy Russ Hanson.
The Truth in St. Paul.
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popman wrote:
I suspect that the rights issues are just another
republican
distraction.
Yup, those civil rights sure
Banning tobacco will work.
We ban a lot of things.
We ban: fireworks, R12 freon, child porn, and even
felons from the voting booth
and this is just the
start of a very long list of things that are banned
for the sale/use to the general public.
May I remind you that calling groups and people
My responses are bracketed.
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Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2005 14:45:23 GMT
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Subject: Re: [StPaul] Re: Re: Banning tobacco won't
work ? Yes ! it
will.
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It appears
Hanson.
The Truth in St. Paul.
On Mar 10, 2005, at 8:13 AM, popman wrote:
Dann points out that the cops are over-worked.
Huh?
Being a cop in St. Paul is the most ridiculous job
that one can get paid a whopping $50k / year for!
They're not worth half that amount and Kelly wants
to
hire
It's amazing to me how people would find my
questioning of what we pay almost offensive for our
policing services in St. Paul. Some say that I have a
vendetta. They're right. My vendetta is not directed
towards the police. I do have a vendetta against
over-paying for service levels that I don't
My responses are bracketed.
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Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 08:56:01 -0800 (PST)
From: M Charles Swope [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [StPaul] Re: Re: copsetcresp: B.
Parker.
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others
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Mr. Hanson's self-proclaimed common sense tells him
that crime on a proportional basis must be far, far
worse in NYC
My response in brackets.
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Date: Sat, 12 Mar 2005 19:18:12 -0600
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Subject: [StPaul] Support your local police force.
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I just wanted
I must have originally missed this post on-list. It
was posted on-list and I will respond in kind.
Statistics aside, Charlie's logic is a little suspect
because the his precious statistics are not based on
how many cars there are but how many CAR THEFTS per
100,000 units of population
I see in the newspapers that the bar owners are,
again, bemoaning their fate as the so-called smoking
ban goes into effect in Ramsey County.
It's the same old goofy argument that government
shouldn't be intruding on people's personal lives. The
newspapers are going along with it lock, stock
Gee...
Isn't it amazing that I was the only poster that
correctly identified Kelly as a DINO, way back when
Mr. Birrenback was having his problems with the W.7th
street plant?
I suspected this guy right off the bat and all I
needed was the evidence. Now, we have the evidence and
I'm glad that
Want to know the future of St. Paul? Here are 2
stories within you can easily see what's coming down
the road.
Rowdy Russ Hanson.
The Truth in St. Paul.
http://www.alternet.org/story/21820/
Conservatives run around singing the praises of
Wal-Mart,
proclaiming it an
Gambling coming to the Twin Cities? Yep! It's about
time that we put some real meaning into the phrase:
You betcha!
It's seems that the powers that be are starting to
realize that money must be raised to pay for essential
city / state services and taxing the population isn't
the way it's
It's seems that the fatcats are going to have their
way and get their stadium built over the peoples
objections. Most people I know don't want gambling in
the cities either but their going to have it rammed
down their throats anyway.
To add insult to injury I understand that Minneapolis
is
--- Dennis Tester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's ironic that the people who love small indy
bookstores are also the people who love public
libraries, the primary competitors of those
bookstores. There's no constitutional provision for
free reading material.
Mr. Tester is absolutely correct!
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