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"D Schneider" ) writes: Andre Lieven wrote: [...] The point of it was, that as NASCAR drivers had to wear the logos of their contributors, so should political candidates. Which ignores the point that NASCAR sponsors have as their goal *having their logos seen*. Indeed. Political sponsors have as their goal *action or non-action on government agendas*. Su Should dishonesty be abbetted, or corrected ? Many of them are disappointed that their sponsorship can be observed by those who put the effort into going to the websites that list the FEC filings, even though that number is small compared to those who watch network TV. Indeed. I believe that Mahar's point was that such abbetting of corporate dishonesty should not be permitted. Andre -- " I'm a man... But, I can change... If I have to... I guess. " The Man Prayer, Red Green. |
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Andre Lieven wrote:
[...] Indeed. I believe that Mahar's point was that such abbetting of corporate dishonesty should not be permitted. Now I can agree to that. But the jacket still makes an oblique representation of the point, given the difference in *who* requires the logos. I guess it's good for emotional purposes, which would appeal to TV personalities. /dps -- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/ |
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"D Schneider" ) writes: Andre Lieven wrote: [...] Indeed. I believe that Mahar's point was that such abbetting of corporate dishonesty should not be permitted. Now I can agree to that. But the jacket still makes an oblique representation of the point, given the difference in *who* requires the logos. Quibble. That each recipient is sponsored, such a state should be more clear, with politicians. Its well covered, with race drivers. I guess it's good for emotional purposes, which would appeal to TV personalities. How about " truth in advertising ", since pol candidates spend so much on it ? Andre -- " I'm a man... But, I can change... If I have to... I guess. " The Man Prayer, Red Green. |
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Ami Silberman wrote: On the other hand, I wonder how many USA citizens would sell their USA citizenships for $1,000,000.00 CD and the opportunity to move someplace with universal healthcare, a public retirement system that isn't allegedly going to fall apart real-soon-now, and cheap prescription drugs. Don't forget the Molson's, you hoser! They have that too! :-) Pat |
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Odysseus wrote:
Angelo Campanella wrote: Perhaps Earth has much oxygen because our water has been processed by carbon cycle life into plants, with insect and animal life as by-product. The higher intellect of these insects and animals provides opportunity for evolution as we know it. Their aggressive growth has resulted in significant O2. A lot of the oxygen would have come from carbon dioxide as well. There's little doubt that there was no free oxygen in the early atmosphere, evidenced, for example, in that there are certain minerals that only form in water that has oxygen dissolved in it, and they 'suddenly' appear for the first time in the Precambrian sediments laid down about three billion years ago. So were these one or two of the biblical "7 days". I feel that truth is buried in biblical statements, but the "spin" has yet to be worked out. Angelo Campanella |
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Angelo Campanella wrote: Perhaps Earth has much oxygen because our water has been processed by carbon cycle life into plants, with insect and animal life as by-product. The higher intellect of these insects and animals provides opportunity for evolution as we know it. Their aggressive growth has resulted in significant O2. A lot of the oxygen would have come from carbon dioxide as well. There's little doubt that there was no free oxygen in the early atmosphere, evidenced, for example, in that there are certain minerals that only form in water that has oxygen dissolved in it, and they 'suddenly' appear for the first time in the Precambrian sediments laid down about three billion years ago. Free oxygen was released into the atmosphere when plants fixed carbon into hydrocarbons such as petroleum and coal. Now that we are burning those hydrocarbons, we are reversing that process, and the depletion of the free oxygen should be inevitable. Double-A |
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"Angelo Campanella" wrote in message ... I feel that truth is buried in biblical statements, but the "spin" has yet to be worked out. That's because it's still in the "wash" cycle. |
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"I feel that truth is
Buried in biblical statements, But the "spin" has yet to be worked out." ~ Angelo Campanella "That's because It's still in the 'wash' cycle." ~ Scott Hedrick "... O, but ~ Have not we met, have not we oxidized, Lipidized our perameters? If so, Please, just harmonize ~ Just say so!" ~ Twittering |
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On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 22:38:28 -0500, "Scott Hedrick"
wrote: "Angelo Campanella" wrote in message ... I feel that truth is buried in biblical statements, but the "spin" has yet to be worked out. That's because it's still in the "wash" cycle. ....And, of course, the "rinse" cycle uses Holy Water. OM -- "No ******* ever won a war by dying for | http://www.io.com/~o_m his country. He won it by making the other | Sergeant-At-Arms poor dumb ******* die for his country." | Human O-Ring Society - General George S. Patton, Jr |
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