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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 11:20pm

  You just like to argue. Well, I don't. You don't understand anything. I find your way, your words, your attitude, offensive and presumptuous. I've regrettably encountered your "type" before and nothing good ever came from any such encounter. If I keep responding to you, this will go on and on and escalate. Nothing good will come of it. You are judgemental, self-righteous, even arrogant in your replies. I don't understand minds like yours and allowing myself to react rfather than walking away is my own foolishness. Again, it seems that you enjoy argument for any reason, but I don't. I have a description for your "type", since you recently opened that typecasting element to this discussion.
  Here it is in a fresh, new paragraph just for you: The type represented by you is, IMO, is best described as a "mental aberration". I, on the other hand, according to you, am merely of the "lazy" type. I'll be on my way.
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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 10:49pm

  I get it. If someone corrects your grammar, it is "nit picking" or an attack, but when you do the same thing, it is an "improvement". I have a life. Why don't you see if you can get one?
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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 10:35pm

  It is correct to say: "Your type is always lazy" You see, type is a singular noun, so it is incorrect to use the plural 'are' with it.
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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 10:29pm

  Thank you, Barry, for showing me how to do it right. Goodbye.
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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 10:17pm

  While attempting to walk away, I regrettably, likely mistakenly, turn to look over my shoulder to say: "Yes, I come back with that". I don't recall mentioning any channellers or charlatans, just politicians, Mexicans, and corporations. True, I could of paid a little more attention to using paragraphs to separate ideas. Excuse me for writing hastily about something that has given me serious concern for my fellow humans for a long time. Why don't you write your own text like most everyone here does instead of handing out criticism of other's efforts at real contribution? That is just about all I've ever seen from you. Again, I am walking away from you.
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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 9:53pm

  I have seen your replies, your style, and IMO, its pretty toxic and routinely critical, adding little or nothing of value other than your need to be the one who finds fault in just about everything anyone else has to say while offering little, if anything, that has any chance of being positive or constructive or original. I'm not playing anymore. I'm walking away. Good luck, Barry.
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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 9:36pm

  Just holding up a mirror for you, homie.
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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 9:27pm

  bite me. I am just stating the obvious and your critique is pretty useless.
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  Phylos September 5, 2014 at 8:53pm

  Mexicans have as much or more right to live anywhere they want as do common US "citizens", IMO. The reason there is no real progress from Wash. DC in regards to "the immigration problem" is because the corporate entities who contro the US govt. don't want the situation to be any different. They want to be able to exploit Mexicans for cheap labor instead of having to buy more expensive labor from the "legal" population of American economic slaves. NAFTA made it possible for the giant global corporations to destroy the local agriculture economy in Mexico by undercutting the Mexican farmers prices for corn and other agricultural products, throwing them out of business and off of their land so they either starve in poverty or out of desperation, go north in hopes of a better life. This isn't what the media and politicians say it is. It is orchestrated manipulation of things for the benifit of cold-blooded greedheads in corporate boardrooms. Free trade is a big lie, like most everything else these days. I had a friend from France who said that a big difference between France and the US is: In France the national pastime is screwing the government, while in the US, it is screwing Mexicans. Why pay citizens more when you can really get it done for next to nothing by ripping off hard-working Mexicans for pennies on the dollar or even just not paying them at all and having the suckers deported unpaid after the work is done for being "illegals"? They know what they are doing and so do the politicians who play their phony theater for the sheeple. Its has been going on for a very long time because it is just what the corporate "rulers" want. Cheap labor and big profits for the 1% and nobody else.
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  Avatar September 4, 2014 at 9:13pm

  Many Mexicans' feel Texas is theirs and always will be....they feel we stole it from them. Kind of like Pootin stealing the Ukraine.