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John Halliburton wrote:
Probably won't matter, that mental health screening situation someone posted about today is looking more and more like a very real situation. Illinois is looking to be the first state to start implementing the program, in spite of Mr. Paul's specific efforts to squash the effort, and apparantly all of the Illinois congressional delegation voted for squashing it, but the total vote came up short by a fair margin. Will this be a permanent record of everyone who is tested? Seems very 1984-ish to me. A central government database of every citizen and their mental outlook seems very dangerous. It's evil enough as it is, never mind how a politically appointed head for this new 'Mental Health' agency could abuse it all. The good doctors, if doctors will be used at all, will of course have to get background information on the little tykes in order to see why they think the way they do. That means asking them about their parent(s) activities. That's exactly how the KGB and Gestapo operated. It was all permissible, in the name of national security. dxAce will be by momentarily to explain why this is all good, as he voted for it. mike |
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![]() m II wrote: John Halliburton wrote: Probably won't matter, that mental health screening situation someone posted about today is looking more and more like a very real situation. Illinois is looking to be the first state to start implementing the program, in spite of Mr. Paul's specific efforts to squash the effort, and apparantly all of the Illinois congressional delegation voted for squashing it, but the total vote came up short by a fair margin. Will this be a permanent record of everyone who is tested? Seems very 1984-ish to me. A central government database of every citizen and their mental outlook seems very dangerous. It's evil enough as it is, never mind how a politically appointed head for this new 'Mental Health' agency could abuse it all. The good doctors, if doctors will be used at all, will of course have to get background information on the little tykes in order to see why they think the way they do. That means asking them about their parent(s) activities. That's exactly how the KGB and Gestapo operated. It was all permissible, in the name of national security. dxAce will be by momentarily to explain why this is all good, as he voted for it. As always, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard boy! Now go tote your portable. dxAce Michigan USA |
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![]() dxAce wrote: m II wrote: John Halliburton wrote: Probably won't matter, that mental health screening situation someone posted about today is looking more and more like a very real situation. Illinois is looking to be the first state to start implementing the program, in spite of Mr. Paul's specific efforts to squash the effort, and apparantly all of the Illinois congressional delegation voted for squashing it, but the total vote came up short by a fair margin. Will this be a permanent record of everyone who is tested? Seems very 1984-ish to me. A central government database of every citizen and their mental outlook seems very dangerous. It's evil enough as it is, never mind how a politically appointed head for this new 'Mental Health' agency could abuse it all. The good doctors, if doctors will be used at all, will of course have to get background information on the little tykes in order to see why they think the way they do. That means asking them about their parent(s) activities. That's exactly how the KGB and Gestapo operated. It was all permissible, in the name of national security. dxAce will be by momentarily to explain why this is all good, as he voted for it. As always, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard boy! Just to be fair, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard girls too! http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...118.html?print dxAce Michigan USA |
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![]() "dxAce" wrote in message ... dxAce wrote: m II wrote: John Halliburton wrote: Probably won't matter, that mental health screening situation someone posted about today is looking more and more like a very real situation. Illinois is looking to be the first state to start implementing the program, in spite of Mr. Paul's specific efforts to squash the effort, and apparantly all of the Illinois congressional delegation voted for squashing it, but the total vote came up short by a fair margin. Will this be a permanent record of everyone who is tested? Seems very 1984-ish to me. A central government database of every citizen and their mental outlook seems very dangerous. It's evil enough as it is, never mind how a politically appointed head for this new 'Mental Health' agency could abuse it all. The good doctors, if doctors will be used at all, will of course have to get background information on the little tykes in order to see why they think the way they do. That means asking them about their parent(s) activities. That's exactly how the KGB and Gestapo operated. It was all permissible, in the name of national security. dxAce will be by momentarily to explain why this is all good, as he voted for it. As always, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard boy! Just to be fair, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard girls too! It's good to se an equal opportunity hater. http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...118.html?print dxAce Michigan USA |
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![]() Radio Flyer wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... dxAce wrote: m II wrote: John Halliburton wrote: Probably won't matter, that mental health screening situation someone posted about today is looking more and more like a very real situation. Illinois is looking to be the first state to start implementing the program, in spite of Mr. Paul's specific efforts to squash the effort, and apparantly all of the Illinois congressional delegation voted for squashing it, but the total vote came up short by a fair margin. Will this be a permanent record of everyone who is tested? Seems very 1984-ish to me. A central government database of every citizen and their mental outlook seems very dangerous. It's evil enough as it is, never mind how a politically appointed head for this new 'Mental Health' agency could abuse it all. The good doctors, if doctors will be used at all, will of course have to get background information on the little tykes in order to see why they think the way they do. That means asking them about their parent(s) activities. That's exactly how the KGB and Gestapo operated. It was all permissible, in the name of national security. dxAce will be by momentarily to explain why this is all good, as he voted for it. As always, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard boy! Just to be fair, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard girls too! It's good to se an equal opportunity hater. Oh come on now, it's not hate at all... it's comedy. http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...118.html?print dxAce Michigan USA |
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![]() "dxAce" wrote in message ... Radio Flyer wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... dxAce wrote: m II wrote: John Halliburton wrote: Probably won't matter, that mental health screening situation someone posted about today is looking more and more like a very real situation. Illinois is looking to be the first state to start implementing the program, in spite of Mr. Paul's specific efforts to squash the effort, and apparantly all of the Illinois congressional delegation voted for squashing it, but the total vote came up short by a fair margin. Will this be a permanent record of everyone who is tested? Seems very 1984-ish to me. A central government database of every citizen and their mental outlook seems very dangerous. It's evil enough as it is, never mind how a politically appointed head for this new 'Mental Health' agency could abuse it all. The good doctors, if doctors will be used at all, will of course have to get background information on the little tykes in order to see why they think the way they do. That means asking them about their parent(s) activities. That's exactly how the KGB and Gestapo operated. It was all permissible, in the name of national security. dxAce will be by momentarily to explain why this is all good, as he voted for it. As always, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard boy! Just to be fair, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard girls too! It's good to se an equal opportunity hater. Oh come on now, it's not hate at all... it's comedy. Hate can be very funny, especially when it is targeted at canada. http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...118.html?print dxAce Michigan USA |
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![]() "dxAce" wrote http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...118.html?print Wow, she is one major tard-ette. Bet they where two pairs of gloves to search her sorry ass when she crosses the border. Jack |
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dxAce wrote:
As always, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard boy! LMFAO ? Your ass is for defecating, not sexual intercourse. Why are you publicizing your deviations? Looking for free 'dates' among the gay crowd? Please keep your perversions to yourself. They don't belong in a public forum. mike |
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In article T9end.1808$l65.1164@clgrps13,
m II wrote: dxAce wrote: As always, I LMFAO at the Canadian 'tard boy! LMFAO ? Your ass is for defecating, not sexual intercourse. Why are you publicizing your deviations? Looking for free 'dates' among the gay crowd? Please keep your perversions to yourself. They don't belong in a public forum. You never post about short wave and lately you have been seen consorting with Michael Moore. Probably time to plonk you. Moore is already in the kill file. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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Telamon wrote:
You never post about short wave and lately you have been seen consorting with Michael Moore. Probably time to plonk you. Moore is already in the kill file. To each his own ... |
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