[TheDesertFox]

Originally Posted by TheDesertFox

A CNN reporter in Iraq asked a marine sniper how he felt when he shot a terrorist. The Marine replied "Recoil". Someone here has probably already put this, but this is one of my favorites

My mistake I meant what he felt

[LUBrowningBoy]

"The greatest punishment sufferable by choosing not to rule, is to be ruled by someone inferior to yourself."
-Aristotle

[WebleyFosbery38]

Here's to you and here's to me but if we both should disagree; Phuck you, Here's to me! My grandfather the Coronals toast among men!

[Rentacop]

Vikingdad - Re : "SOMETHING TO PONDER: George Carlin" ....
Snopes says he didn't write it : http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/paradox.asp

I've been told I'll lose friends by debunking these hoaxes but that's silly --I don't have any friends !

[Rentacop]

" My sex life is like a chess game . Most of the action takes place in my head . "
- falsely attributed to Rodney Dangerfield-

[Devin556]

Now I lay me down to sleep,
a gun beside my bed I keep.
if I awake to find you inside,
a coroner van is your last ride.

[Rentacop]

...." Nothing but an undifferentiated mob of trembling statists who haggle only over how fast or how slow we are to collapse into a totalitarian dictatorship . "

" The guilt of the liberals in the 19th century was that they never discovered capitalism and they have not discovered it to this day . "

" The fundamental principle of capitalism is the separation of state and economics ; that is, the liberation of man's economic actions of production and trade from any form of compulsion, regulation, coercion and control. "

-Ayn Rand- 1961

[Daoust_Nat]

100 % of the shots you don't take, don't go into the net.

Wayne Gretzky

[c3shooter]

From an old friend, retired navy Chief, Pearl Harbor survivor-

"I know a girl who lives on a hill-
She won't kiss me, but her sister will.
Here's to her sister!"

and

"People asked me if I had a girl in every port.

Told them I an't never BEEN in EVERY port!"

[Rentacop]

"I can sum up the frustration of small-government activists, and the electoral challenge facing the Republican Party, in three paradoxes of contemporary American politics.

Paradox #1: Why do the young vote for dependency—when the essence of youth is a quest for independence?

Paradox #2: Why do racial and ethnic minorities, who ought to be seeking equality before the law, vote against the party that offers a universal ideology and in favor of the party that appeals to racial and ethnic divisions?

Paradox #3: Why do the great centers of wealth and commerce, the cities, vote for the party that is hostile to wealth, commerce, and money-making?

Remember that a paradox is an apparent contradiction. There are real and substantive answers that explain why young people, racial minorities, and city-dwellers aren't voting Republican. But the element of contradiction remains, and I state these questions in paradoxical form to remind us that these groups ought to be on our side, that there are profound and compelling arguments we ought to be able to make to them. "
-Robert Tracinski-