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Maryland just passed a law which requires companies with more than 10000
employees in the state either buy health insurance for the employees or
contribute to the medicaid system a certain amount of salaries. Only
Walmart qualifies so it is being called the Walmart law. Pretty easy to get
around by creating separate subsidiaries. We will see what Walmart does.

 

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Art wrote:
> Maryland just passed a law which requires companies with more than 10000
> employees in the state either buy health insurance for the employees or
> contribute to the medicaid system a certain amount of salaries. Only
> Walmart qualifies so it is being called the Walmart law. Pretty easy to get
> around by creating separate subsidiaries. We will see what Walmart does.

The really fun part... is that "Toupee" Erlich vetoed the law after the
State Senate passed it, and when they came back in session they
overrode his ass.

I don't shop at Walmart meself. They're horrible. They put American
companies out of business, take advantage of their workers, and
propagate slave labor in Asia.

 

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In article <GjPxf.7521$%[email protected]>,
"Art" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Maryland just passed a law which requires companies with more than 10000
> employees in the state either buy health insurance for the employees or
> contribute to the medicaid system a certain amount of salaries. Only
> Walmart qualifies so it is being called the Walmart law. Pretty easy to get
> around by creating separate subsidiaries. We will see what Walmart does.

I was born in Maryland and I love Southern Maryland, but it's too
liberal for me now. I would expect Walmart to reduce it's employment in
Maryland. It's really funny to me there are so many good building sites
around the DC area, yet so few companies willing to invest. I wonder
why.
--
"Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit."

Vince Lombardi

 

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Art, 1/13/2006, 10:04:06 AM,
<GjPxf.7521$%[email protected]> wrote:

> Maryland just passed a law which requires companies with more than
> 10000 employees in the state either buy health insurance for the
> employees or contribute to the medicaid system a certain amount of
> salaries. Only Walmart qualifies so it is being called the Walmart
> law. Pretty easy to get around by creating separate subsidiaries.
> We will see what Walmart does.

Art, do you still have a Toyota?

 

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"The beneVolent dbu" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]
> In article <GjPxf.7521$%[email protected]>,
> "Art" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Maryland just passed a law which requires companies with more than 10000
>> employees in the state either buy health insurance for the employees or
>> contribute to the medicaid system a certain amount of salaries. Only
>> Walmart qualifies so it is being called the Walmart law. Pretty easy to
>> get
>> around by creating separate subsidiaries. We will see what Walmart does.
>
> I was born in Maryland and I love Southern Maryland, but it's too
> liberal for me now. I would expect Walmart to reduce it's employment in
> Maryland. It's really funny to me there are so many good building sites
> around the DC area, yet so few companies willing to invest. I wonder
> why.
> --
> "Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit."
>
> Vince Lombardi

I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty balance
between the two, but the older I get the more conservative I'm getting.

-Dave

 

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Dave L wrote:
>
> I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty balance
> between the two, but the older I get the more

greedy

> I'm getting.
>
> -Dave

 

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"Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]
>
> Dave L wrote:
>>
>> I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty balance
>> between the two, but the older I get the more
>
> greedy

Far from it. Just observing. Take it you don't believe in a balance.

 

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Dave L wrote:
> "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
> >
> > Dave L wrote:
> >>
> >> I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty balance
> >> between the two, but the older I get the more
> >
> > greedy
>
> Far from it. Just observing. Take it you don't believe in a balance.

Greed is a defining characteristic of today's Conservative, friend.
See TOM DELAY, HALLIBURTON, BILL FRIST, DICK CHENEY, ROY BLUNT, JACK
ABRAMOFF, BOB ERLICH, MICHAEL OXLEY, BOB NEY, DAVID DUKE, and MANY
others.

I like money too, but I don't believe on stepping on folks and
marginalizing the world to get what I want. I believe in good
old-fashioned hard work along with frugality, social responsibility,
looking out for the children, and loving my brother. Even the
brainwashed masses who vote Republican.

That's what makes me a "non-conservative".

 

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"Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]
>
> Dave L wrote:
>> "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]
>> >
>> > Dave L wrote:
>> >>
>> >> I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty
>> >> balance
>> >> between the two, but the older I get the more
>> >
>> > greedy
>>
>> Far from it. Just observing. Take it you don't believe in a balance.
>
> Greed is a defining characteristic of today's Conservative, friend.
> See TOM DELAY, HALLIBURTON, BILL FRIST, DICK CHENEY, ROY BLUNT, JACK
> ABRAMOFF, BOB ERLICH, MICHAEL OXLEY, BOB NEY, DAVID DUKE, and MANY
> others.
>
> I like money too, but I don't believe on stepping on folks and
> marginalizing the world to get what I want. I believe in good
> old-fashioned hard work along with frugality, social responsibility,
> looking out for the children, and loving my brother. Even the
> brainwashed masses who vote Republican.
>
> That's what makes me a "non-conservative".
>

Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in anyone
older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your naiveté and your
political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.

 

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Sharx35, 1/13/2006,10:07:37 PM, wrote:

> Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in
> anyone older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your
> naiveté and your political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.

That's the most sensible thing you have written. Is that really you
Sharx?

--
"Vote for the man who promises least; he'll be the least
disappointing." ~ Bernard Baruch

 

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"badgolferman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]
> Sharx35, 1/13/2006,10:07:37 PM, wrote:
>
>> Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in
>> anyone older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your
>> naiveté and your political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.
>
> That's the most sensible thing you have written. Is that really you
> Sharx?
>

Yes, indeedy. We conservatives in Canada may soon be celebrating the defeat
of our current, criminally corrupt LIEbrawl federal government.


> --
> "Vote for the man who promises least; he'll be the least
> disappointing." ~ Bernard Baruch

 

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"Sharx35" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]
>
> "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
>>
>> Dave L wrote:
>>> "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]
>>> >
>>> > Dave L wrote:
>>> >>
>>> >> I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty
>>> >> balance
>>> >> between the two, but the older I get the more
>>> >
>>> > greedy
>>>
>>> Far from it. Just observing. Take it you don't believe in a balance.
>>
>> Greed is a defining characteristic of today's Conservative, friend.
>> See TOM DELAY, HALLIBURTON, BILL FRIST, DICK CHENEY, ROY BLUNT, JACK
>> ABRAMOFF, BOB ERLICH, MICHAEL OXLEY, BOB NEY, DAVID DUKE, and MANY
>> others.
>>
>> I like money too, but I don't believe on stepping on folks and
>> marginalizing the world to get what I want. I believe in good
>> old-fashioned hard work along with frugality, social responsibility,
>> looking out for the children, and loving my brother. Even the
>> brainwashed masses who vote Republican.
>>
>> That's what makes me a "non-conservative".
>>
>
> Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in anyone
> older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your naiveté and
> your political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.

Thanks Sharx. Couldn't have said it better myself.

 

[Guest]

Wal-mart will probably cut all their worker's pay, the ones who make
more than minimum wage, and then buy health insurance for them.

It's idiotic.

 

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badgolferman wrote:
> Sharx35, 1/13/2006,10:07:37 PM, wrote:
>
> > Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in
> > anyone older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your
> > naiveté and your political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.
>
> That's the most sensible thing you have written. Is that really you
> Sharx?

Congrats bgm, you've just squashed the final milliliter of respect I
had for you.

As for that fucking canuck moron Menhaden... he needs to go back to his
doctor and up his lithium.

I can make a buttload of cash and still be a social liberal. Want to
know how? Easy. Put equality and brotherhood ahead of war and
fascism, and invest wisely at the same time.

Your hatred shows through a frightening amount of the time,
badgolferman. I suggest you hit the Big Book soon.

 

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Dave L wrote:
> "Sharx35" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
> >
> > "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]
> >>
> >> Dave L wrote:
> >>> "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >>> news:[email protected]
> >>> >
> >>> > Dave L wrote:
> >>> >>
> >>> >> I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty
> >>> >> balance
> >>> >> between the two, but the older I get the more
> >>> >
> >>> > greedy
> >>>
> >>> Far from it. Just observing. Take it you don't believe in a balance.
> >>
> >> Greed is a defining characteristic of today's Conservative, friend.
> >> See TOM DELAY, HALLIBURTON, BILL FRIST, DICK CHENEY, ROY BLUNT, JACK
> >> ABRAMOFF, BOB ERLICH, MICHAEL OXLEY, BOB NEY, DAVID DUKE, and MANY
> >> others.
> >>
> >> I like money too, but I don't believe on stepping on folks and
> >> marginalizing the world to get what I want. I believe in good
> >> old-fashioned hard work along with frugality, social responsibility,
> >> looking out for the children, and loving my brother. Even the
> >> brainwashed masses who vote Republican.
> >>
> >> That's what makes me a "non-conservative".
> >>
> >
> > Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in anyone
> > older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your naiveté and
> > your political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.
>
> Thanks Sharx. Couldn't have said it better myself.

That's fucking hilarious bud.

 

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"Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]

Dave L wrote:
> "Sharx35" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
> >
> > "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]
> >>
> >> Dave L wrote:
> >>> "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >>> news:[email protected]
> >>> >
> >>> > Dave L wrote:
> >>> >>
> >>> >> I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty
> >>> >> balance
> >>> >> between the two, but the older I get the more
> >>> >
> >>> > greedy
> >>>
> >>> Far from it. Just observing. Take it you don't believe in a balance.
> >>
> >> Greed is a defining characteristic of today's Conservative, friend.
> >> See TOM DELAY, HALLIBURTON, BILL FRIST, DICK CHENEY, ROY BLUNT, JACK
> >> ABRAMOFF, BOB ERLICH, MICHAEL OXLEY, BOB NEY, DAVID DUKE, and MANY
> >> others.
> >>
> >> I like money too, but I don't believe on stepping on folks and
> >> marginalizing the world to get what I want. I believe in good
> >> old-fashioned hard work along with frugality, social responsibility,
> >> looking out for the children, and loving my brother. Even the
> >> brainwashed masses who vote Republican.
> >>
> >> That's what makes me a "non-conservative".
> >>
> >
> > Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in
> > anyone
> > older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your naiveté and
> > your political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.
>
> Thanks Sharx. Couldn't have said it better myself.

That's fucking hilarious bud.

Truth hurts.

 

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Learning Richard, 1/13/2006,11:03:55 PM, wrote:

> Congrats bgm, you've just squashed the final milliliter of respect I
> had for you.

At least I like the Redskins...

--
"Truth does not change according to our ability to stomach it." ~
Flannery O'Connor

 

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Dave L wrote:
> "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
>
> Dave L wrote:
> > "Sharx35" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]
> > >
> > > "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > > news:[email protected]
> > >>
> > >> Dave L wrote:
> > >>> "Learning Richard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > >>> news:[email protected]
> > >>> >
> > >>> > Dave L wrote:
> > >>> >>
> > >>> >> I live in Maryland. Liberal is an understatement. Need a healty
> > >>> >> balance
> > >>> >> between the two, but the older I get the more
> > >>> >
> > >>> > greedy
> > >>>
> > >>> Far from it. Just observing. Take it you don't believe in a balance.
> > >>
> > >> Greed is a defining characteristic of today's Conservative, friend.
> > >> See TOM DELAY, HALLIBURTON, BILL FRIST, DICK CHENEY, ROY BLUNT, JACK
> > >> ABRAMOFF, BOB ERLICH, MICHAEL OXLEY, BOB NEY, DAVID DUKE, and MANY
> > >> others.
> > >>
> > >> I like money too, but I don't believe on stepping on folks and
> > >> marginalizing the world to get what I want. I believe in good
> > >> old-fashioned hard work along with frugality, social responsibility,
> > >> looking out for the children, and loving my brother. Even the
> > >> brainwashed masses who vote Republican.
> > >>
> > >> That's what makes me a "non-conservative".
> > >>
> > >
> > > Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in
> > > anyone
> > > older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your naivetéand
> > > your political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.
> >
> > Thanks Sharx. Couldn't have said it better myself.
>
> That's fucking hilarious bud.
>
> Truth hurts.

hehe... how did it go? Obviously, quoth Jack Nicholson, "You don't
want the truth because you can't stand the truth."

Truth? None of your leaders in the Republican Party can stand the
truth either. True CONSERVATIVES are absolutely disgusted with the
leaders they elected to "Clean Up Washington", and the fact that now
those very leaders are even dirtier than the ones they replaced in
1994. Hell, even Newt Gingrich is disgusted with them.

Contract With America? A dismal failure.

Do you suffer from neocon psychosis as well?

 

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Sharx35 wrote:

>Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in anyone
>older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your naiveté and your
>political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.

Nope. All you need to do is become a selfish asshole, and you too can
be a Neocon.

"I got mine."

 

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Dave L wrote:

>> Ditch your youthful idealism, for starters. It is NOT appealing in anyone
>> older than 25. Then, ditch your rose-coloured glasses, your naiveté and
>> your political ignorance. THEN, you'll be a conservative.
>
>Thanks Sharx. Couldn't have said it better myself.

How embarrassing for you.