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Proving the presence of God? Church/Religion | Friday, September 03, 2010 | I was reading Stephen Hawking's retarded comments yesterday and I thought of this: With any train of logic taken as far as it will go, you reach dead ends where things "just happen" yet for whatever reason you refuse to call it God. The anti-religiousness at that moment is as religious as religion itself.
Saying there is no God because everything is explained by physics is like saying there are no mechanical engineers because you can drive a car without anyone's help.
So an atheist scientist is so bold to say that time itself is arbitrary and flexible. Why not then "existence" itself? It may be safe to assume that non-existence is the default state, because everything can non-exist, but not everything can positively exist. So then he must further ask himself, how did existence come from non-existence, whether it be matter or energy? And how will he possibly prove anything to that end? |
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Rush Limbaugh today Headlines/Quotes/Forwards | Monday, August 23, 2010 |
Sometimes a washing machine load becomes unbalanced and it can cause problems in the spin cycle. (interruption) Yeah, but you can't do it in the front loaders. If you have a front loader you have a stink problem. If you have a front loading washer, you don't want any... We took ours back. You had to take the lining out of the door. It stunk. The front loader -- and typical, typical! The front loader came about because the environmentalist wackos said it was going to be more efficient. It was going to save money, use less water, and get the same job done. But it stinks up the room! It stinks up the clothes and stinks up the washing machine. (interruption)
You have to leave the door open? Well, it's worse than that. You have to clean the lining after awhile. I've seen it in the staff memos. So we ditched it, and we went back to the top loader. |
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Gay marriage ruling Poetry/Lyrics | Wednesday, August 04, 2010 | To me, it doesn't matter what the definition of marriage has ever been, it doesn't matter that the judge was gay, and it doesn't even matter which way he ruled... what does matter is that legal marriage is a separation-of-powers issue via the 10th Amendment, no federal judge has the authority to make any binding ruling on it whatsoever, and neither California nor any other state should even recognize the ruling. |
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Rush Limbaugh today Headlines/Quotes/Forwards | Tuesday, August 03, 2010 |
But I mean you gotta figure that Maxine and Charlie Rangel are thinking, 'What did we do that 99% of the other Democrats have not been doing all these years?' That's it. If you want to know...both Maxine and Charlie endorsed Hillary. I'm not making it up and I'm not giving you something just to have fun with. This is how Obama plays the game. Brother Barack does hold grudges. How the Regime Selectively Enforces the Immigration LawsWe are doing everything we can to keep the world's best and brightest [immigrants] out. We are opening the floodgates to the ill-educated, uneducated, and uninformed. Now, there's a reason for this. It's much easier to turn the ill-educated, uneducated, uninformed into Democrats because that's who votes for them anyway. |
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Somebody finally offers nullification on Rush Limbaugh's show Headlines/Quotes/Forwards | Wednesday, July 28, 2010 | My only lament is Rush is so fresh to the concept.
Judge Rips Guts Out of AZ Law: It's No Longer Illegal to be IllegalCALLER: Hello, sir. It's truly an honor to speak with you. I've listened to you for many years. I'm a member of the United States military, so I won't give any more detail than that in case of repercussions. However, sir, I agree with her point. Call their bluff, force a constitutional crisis. It's like a chess game, it's like a strategy in the military. You sit there, call their bluff, make them find the governor in contempt of their ruling and force that constitutional issue and crisis onto the plate.
RUSH: This is --
CALLER: The other states will fall in line, I think, that are actually looking at possibly supporting this law.
RUSH: See, this is the question to a lot of people. We're ignoring the rule of law. To a lot of people, the law is being trampled on. So they say, what is our recourse? What's the recourse to lawlessness? Is it more lawlessness?
CALLER: No.
RUSH: We just say, "Screw you! You say the law is not going to go into effect but I, the governor of Arizona, am going to go ahead and implement it anyway," and you force a confrontation.
CALLER: Rush --
RUSH: Even if this goes to the Supreme Court, Patrick, the Supreme Court's not in session, and they're not back until October. By the time this thing would reach the Supreme Court Obama's going to have amnesty. He's going to have all these brand-new Democrat voters.
CALLER: Yes, but --
RUSH: So what do people do?
CALLER: I'm sure, sir. But by forcing the issue now, it puts it up into the press and it forces the issue to be on until the court gets back into session, which is in line with the electoral time frame. By enforcing the federal law through the state right now, you don't have those voters getting on board therefore and you keep it into the media as the headline the whole time. It's definitely going to, like you stated earlier, backfire on the Democrats so much so that you will see other states potentially that were on the fence in supporting this actually come forward and support it and be in coalition with Arizona.
RUSH: Yeah, I understand the theory. I understand the theory, and what you, Patrick, and the woman previous to you said is you're basically paraphrasing Andrew Jackson who said to John Marshall, "Okay, you've made your decision. Now you enforce it." This is not the first time something like this has happened in the country. So essentially what you all on the phones, you, too -- and any of the rest of you in the audience who are saying, "Screw it, go ahead and implement the law in the first place!" What you're basically saying is, "Okay, judge, here's your ruling, you enforce it. You don't have the resources to control illegal immigration. Do you have the resources to kick us in jail, American citizens, for trying to enforce your law that you won't?"
So, "Okay, judge, you've ruled that the cops cannot determine somebody's illegality. We're gonna say the companies, 'You do it, you enforce your law.'" That's happened. Andrew Jackson said it to John Marshall, "Okay, you enforce it." (interruption) Well, I know. It is dangerous. But the point is this has been building. This is not the first example. Prop 187, same thing happened. In California -- in California! -- a majority of voters via Prop 187 said, "We're no longer going to pay welfare, education, health care, all of that to illegal immigrants." A judge, a federal judge said, "Nope, you can't do that. It's unconstitutional. That ballot initiative is unconstitutional." This kind of thing has just been building. Now, I don't know what is going to happen, but you know Joe Arpaio and Jan Brewer (Arpaio the sheriff of Maricopa County and Jan Brewer, the governor out there) are not wallflowers. |
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The key to capitalism Political | Sunday, July 18, 2010 | The key to capitalism is self-interest, not selfishness. I thought that was always distinguished in an apologetic way, but it isn't. Benevolence can also be self-interest; the key is that it is oneself who decides the allocation of ones' own resources, and not someone else.
The next understanding is that no two parties engage in a transaction unless it promotes both their self-interests, otherwise one or both will decline (the importance of government is in preserving this option against broken rules like theft). Thus all transactions engage self-interests, and people will use cleverness and competition to always perform transactions. |
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Today on Rush Limbaugh Headlines/Quotes/Forwards | Thursday, July 15, 2010 |
Barack Obama was elected due to his ability to tell Americans to go to hell in such a way that a majority of them actually looked forward to the trip, but now reality has changed things.
Does it not perplex some of you black Democrats that your party members never come to you and talk to you and get you to vote for jobs or tax cuts or things oriented toward economic growth? Has it ever dawned on you that the primary weapon they are use to get you interested in voting is to shout, "Racism over there! Racism behind that rock! Racism over there! Bigotry"? What does that say to you? What does that tell you they think of you?
Why are the Republicans not shouting from the roof? People have been asking me this, Stacy, for 21 years. I'll give you four answers. One, cowards. Two, they are part of the Washington scene. They really are not connected to their voters, they really aren't. Number three, they're afraid to death of the US media, the DC media, and the social set, and, four, they really believe that if they're nice to the Democrats in these circumstances, that when they are in the majority the Democrats will let them have their judges and let them have their legislation, they think the worst thing they can do is rock the boat.
I guaran-damn-tee you, if three million people who had bought Apple phones couldn't make a phone call on them, or if they were dropping calls left and right, we would have heard about it from the people to whom it was happening, not a bunch of shrufs in the media and willing accomplices. |
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Rush Limbaugh today Headlines/Quotes/Forwards | Monday, July 12, 2010 | Desperation in a Doctor's VoiceRUSH: To the doctor in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Ma'am, you actually have nothing to worry about. President Obama is gonna fix the problems of Medicare and Medicaid by expanding the rolls of people on Medicare and Medicaid by millions and cutting the fees to doctors by half a trillion dollars. Problem solved! They're gonna cut fees even more, ma'am, and more people are going to be enrolled. That's Obamacare, and it's coming before you know it. We learn one thing, ladies and gentlemen, from the disaster of the Obama election is bringing upon the nation. It is that elections have consequences far beyond the cosmetics and the feel-good and the psychological. And here's the dirty little secret. This is the dirty little secret real sad thing, and I mean this from the bottom of my sizeable beating heart. America will probably be able to survive Barack Obama, but America cannot survive the idiots who elected him. They have to learn, and they have to be kept to a minority percentage of the population or we are sunk. That is indisputable. |
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Muslim fundamentalism is nothing but imperialism Headlines/Quotes/Forwards | Thursday, July 08, 2010 | KUHNER: Why Obama is a cultural MuslimThe root cause of the violence in the Middle East has nothing to do with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This is a distraction, a convenient excuse consistently used by Arab tyrants to cover up the real disease afflicting the region: radical Islam. From its inception, Islamic civilization has been at war with its neighbors. The Muslim faith has spread throughout centuries by the sword and violent jihad. It is why Christians and Jews were slaughtered and expelled from Arab lands during the Middle Ages. It is why the Ottoman Turks invaded and conquered Spain, Portugal, the Balkans and parts of France and Italy, even reaching the gates of Vienna. |
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