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Ordóñez el criptonazi, debe irse y pronto

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Alejandro Ordóñez tiene una buena dosis de malquerientes, aun desde antes de que…

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3 weeks ago

“Surely the Christian-hunter Saul should have been knocked from his horse and straight into Sheol for his sins, yet he became one of the greatest of all Christians. Weren’t there thousands of people better suited for the job of Apostle to the Gentiles? And wasn’t Jesus trying to tell us–and the early Church–something very important by selecting a man with blood on his hands to write half of his New Testament, and sending him not to Hell, but rather catching him up to the Third Heaven? In short, don’t be so hasty in consigning others to damnation. The Church definitively pronounces on those who it thinks is in Heaven, but makes no such pronouncements of those it believes to be in Hell. And last I checked, it hadn’t delegated that power to Bill O’Reilly.”

— “I Hope He’s In Hell”

3 weeks ago

Chevy Volt: Car for the Gullible Green Driver - John Ransom - Townhall Finance

MS wrote: You are just full of sh@t. I own two Volts and could not be more far to the right. I don’t agree with our government and did not support ball out but the Volt has made a large impact on how much gas our family buys. I have saved 1,110 gallons of gas. — Obama Keeps it Real: Fake Plant for Fake Products for Fake Cars Dear MS, You also have been busy running a Chevy Volt fan site and charging up you car at work- a state university by the way- so you don’t have to pay for electricity. I know who you are. Look, you can take the Space Shuttle to work and you’d save even more gasoline than you can with the Volt. But the cost would be way higher. Isn’t the point about saving money? I mean besides charging the cost to the taxpayers? The cost to operate a Chevy Volt, when including cost of electric storage, is way more expensive than a gasoline engine. That’s why they can’t sell enough of them to make money. That’s why Consumer Reports says it’s just an expensive toy. I’ve always looked at it as just an amenity purchase for the metro-testicled. It’s gotten so bad that I understand that in the underside of the driver’s side wheel well, workers are affixing a small aluminum plate with the VIN and the word “gullible” stamped under it. They know the car will never work. That’s it for this week, V/r, JR

(Source: finance.townhall.com)

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