National Socialism and Hillary.

[lasersailor184]

unless you live less than 1.5 hours transit commute, or 1 hours walking or bicycling distance from your place of work...you dont really have a choice, not if you want to continue paying the bills anyway.

A.) Find a closer job.

B.) Move closer.



Two simple choices.  Make the choice.

[Xargos]

You do not live in the real world Sailor.  Do you have a rich daddy who paid your way through life?

[Mark Luper]

Originally posted by lasersailor184
A.) Find a closer job.

B.) Move closer.



Two simple choices.  Make the choice.

I have to disagree laser, those are not often simple choices. In the real world I mean...

Mark

[lasersailor184]

The choices in themselves are simple.  The repercussions are not.




And no Xargos.

[storch]

clearly mrs clinton is a leftist and a euro style socialist but to call her a nazi is a bit beyond the pail don't you think?

[john9001]

i lived so close to my first job i walked to work.

[Mark Luper]

Originally posted by lasersailor184
The choices in themselves are simple.  The repercussions are not.

Choices always include collateral effect. One does not come without the other, that's why choices are not often simple.

Mark

[vorticon]

Originally posted by lasersailor184
A.) Find a closer job.

B.) Move closer.



Two simple choices.  Make the choice.

the way cities are set up nowadays, those arnt really viable options:

a. didnt think there was many jobs in suburbia, nor much properly zoned land for companies to build on if they wanted to continue having employees show up bright eyed, bushy tailed and on time.


b. yep, to bad unless you were one of the first to get in, the increased cost of the few available houses or apartments would eliminate that.
if suburban families wanted to live in sardine can apartments in the first place. and theres a big long list of other things that need to be considered that would elimate moving from a lot of peoples lists.

frankly the increased cost of gasoline is easier to handle than either of those choices

[Xargos]

The Nazi where fascist not socialist.

[lasersailor184]

Originally posted by Xargos
The Nazi where fascist not socialist.

Just curious, but you are aware of where the term "Nazi" came from, right?

[vorticon]

Originally posted by lasersailor184
The choices in themselves are simple.  The repercussions are not.




And no Xargos.

when the reprecussions for the choice is worse than what drives the choice, i would not call that a choice at all.

to go to an extreme...having a gun pointed to your head while being told to launch a nuke.

at the other end of that scale...there is having a gun pointed to your head while being told to give up your wallet.

[vorticon]

Originally posted by lasersailor184
Just curious, but you are aware of where the term "Nazi" came from, right?

you are aware that the roots of the word have absolutly nothing to do with what the party was...right?

[VOR]

I haven't read this thread except for the first post. Are we calling the lefties Nazis now instead of the Righties? Come on, now.Everybody can't be Hitler.

[Maverick]

It sounds like hillary should have an easy time picking a running mate. There is an iondividual already doing what she is proposing. His name is chavez. I imagine they would have a compatible working relationship on a hillary chavez ticket.

lasersailer,

It's true choices are simple, in a simplistic unrealistic and perfect world. That however does not exist except perhaps in your imagination. Trying to make the choices in the manner you so cavalierly suggested could have implications far beyond a few gallons of gas.

While the idea of slowing down the flow of fuel is a nice one, there is another growing market that is snapping up fuel as fast as it can. It's called china. The gas suppliers could easily send the gas there and still make plenty of $.

[Xargos]

Maverick, That's why I say NUKE China?