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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 12:37:52 PM   
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If it wasn't for the military, the relief workers would be at the mercy of the machete-armed thugs now, wouldn't they? Not exactly ideal working conditions....


Do these machete armed thugs exist anyplace besides your own paranoid dilusional mind?

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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 2:22:22 PM   
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Layfayettelady is right, we have plenty of people in the U.S. who should be getting that help and they are "entitled" to it as U.S. Citizens.
There are 6 billion people in the world and most of them are poor, it's not the job of U.S. Taxpayers to make them "un-poor."


What crap. Popeye, to say we have plenty of people here who need help when everytime there has been an attempt to spread healthcare to the uninsured our government is met with a vigorous campaign against it! The only thing that matters here anymore is non-productive profit of the Financial interests and their lackies at the Federal Reserve and Treasury.



Vincent, I believe in healthcare for all U.S. Citizens! You won't get any argument from me there.
But not this current bill as it is written. I'd like to see a healthcare system like Canada's!
I think we could learn a few things from our friends to the North.


I agree, Popeye, and from EU socialism as well.



Vincent, lol, don't push too far Paisan!

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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 2:23:33 PM   
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If it wasn't for the military, the relief workers would be at the mercy of the machete-armed thugs now, wouldn't they? Not exactly ideal working conditions....


Do these machete armed thugs exist anyplace besides your own paranoid dilusional mind?

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Thompson, let me guess, you're a "liberal" too like Domiguy right?

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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 3:31:44 PM   
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Thompson, let me guess, you're a "liberal" too like Domiguy right?


Let me guess...you are a retired tax thug posing as retired military???...right???.
The coast guard was part of the treasury dept when you were in ...yes???

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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 3:35:36 PM   
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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 3:40:36 PM   
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Thompson, let me guess, you're a "liberal" too like Domiguy right?


Let me guess...you are a retired tax thug posing as retired military???...right???.
The coast guard was part of the treasury dept when you were in ...yes???

HST.


Funny, the "liberals" don't want to admit that they're liberal. Could it be that they *got OWNED* by Obama in the last election?
You don't hear the Republicans complaining as all their wealthy friends get bailed out by, "our friend in the White House" President Obama.
We'll see all the extremely wealthy lobbyists in the Virginia and Maryland suburbs with "Obama" signs in their front yards of their 20,000 sq ft mansions in 2012. lol

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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 3:42:59 PM   
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Thats because when the Coast Guard was started, there was no Navy.



Popeye is not that old

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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 7:20:12 PM   
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  • 16 July 1946:  Pursuant to Executive Order 9083 and Reorganization Plan No. 3 the Bureau of Marine Inspection was abolished and became a permanent part of the Coast Guard under Treasury Department control.
  • 1 April 1967:  Executive Order 167-81 transferred the Coast Guard from the Treasury Department to the newly-formed Department of Transportation.

  • 1 March 2003, the Coast Guard formally transferred from the Department of Transportation to the newly-created Department of Homeland Security.


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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/15/2010 7:57:47 PM   
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Thats because when the Coast Guard was started, there was no Navy.


I hate to bore you with details, tazzy, but the US Navy was formed in 1775, while the US Coast Guard was formed in 1790

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RE: Is any of our income tax ever used for humanitarian... - 1/16/2010 1:13:45 PM   
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Thats because when the Coast Guard was started, there was no Navy.


I hate to bore you with details, tazzy, but the US Navy was formed in 1775, while the US Coast Guard was formed in 1790



That was the continental navy. The U.S. Navy does not occure until we have a United States. So with the constitution which authorizes a navy in 1789 we finally get a Navy but it takes another five or six years for them to get around to building them any boats.

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