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Joe Scarborough on Glenn Beck vs Chris Christie

http://www.politico.com/blogs/joe-scarb ... html?hp=r8

I love the Burbank airport. Very similar to Raleigh/Durham. Easy in, easy out...

John Wayne airport is pretty easy in and out as well, but those airports aren't big enough to house a hub.

Goodbye, Mindy McCready. We hardly knew ye.

sardis wrote:John Wayne airport is pretty easy in and out as well, but those airports aren't big enough to house a hub.

Long Beach is already a hub for Jet Blue and Virgin.

Burbank, John Wayne and Ontario are all big enough to be medium hubs and were built to be such - but the airline industry has collapsed.

Aloha, America West, ATA, Braniff, Continental, Eastern, MGM Grand, Midway, Midwest, National,Northeast, Northwest, Ozark, Pan Am, People Express, Southern, TWA, US Air, Western - those are just a few of the significant airlines that have gone out of business in my lifetime.

The party of the people...

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/20 ... -loophole/

http://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenha ... le-cities/

The South has one at 16.

Its either Michigan, Calif, Illinois or shitty winters.

Shitty winters=run (into the ground)by dems/unions

How does a political party control the weather? Besides GWBs hurricane machine.

SHUT THE FUCK UP

bluetick wrote:

Big Orange Junky wrote:
It just says that just because someone owns the pavement they can't tell you what you can or can't have in the car.

Never heard it put that way, even by the nuttiest of the nuts. That property rights end at your door frame...your "paved" property holds no sway. Wow.

So are you saying that the police have the right to search your car without your permission without cause just because you are on a state owned highway? It has long been held that the car was private property regardless of where it is sitting, once you step out of the car you are then on the other property.

Property rights go to wherever you own property, but by the same token the car owner owns the car and what's inside it. That's why they can't search your car without permission or probable cause.

The guns in parking lots bill only makes sure that same thing holds true with regards to guns just like it does for anything else. The inside of the car is the private property of the car owner, the land is the private property of the land owner. Both peoples private property rights are upheld, the car owner can't get his gun out of the car without permission from the land owner and the land owner can't tell the car owner what can or can't be in his car.

A lib (Juan Williams)wakes up....


“I always thought it was the Archie Bunkers of the world, the right-wingers of world, who were more resistant and more closed-minded about hearing the other side,” he said. “In fact, what I have learned is, in a very painful way — and I can open this shirt and show you the scars and the knife wounds — is that it is big media institutions who are identifiably more liberal to left-leaning who will shut you down, stab you and kill you, fire you, if they perceive that you are not telling the story in the way that they want it told.”

A lib (Juan Williams)wakes up....


“I always thought it was the Archie Bunkers of the world, the right-wingers of world, who were more resistant and more closed-minded about hearing the other side,” he said. “In fact, what I have learned is, in a very painful way — and I can open this shirt and show you the scars and the knife wounds — is that it is big media institutions who are identifiably more liberal to left-leaning who will shut you down, stab you and kill you, fire you, if they perceive that you are not telling the story in the way that they want it told.”

Toemeesleather wrote:A lib (Juan Williams)wakes up....


“I always thought it was the Archie Bunkers of the world, the right-wingers of world, who were more resistant and more closed-minded about hearing the other side,” he said. “In fact, what I have learned is, in a very painful way — and I can open this shirt and show you the scars and the knife wounds — is that it is big media institutions who are identifiably more liberal to left-leaning who will shut you down, stab you and kill you, fire you, if they perceive that you are not telling the story in the way that they want it told.”

Juan Williams is not a liberal. He's plays a liberal foil on Fox, but all of his books, Op-Eds and public commentaries are created from a conservative blueprint. His son worked for Strom Thurmond and Norm Coleman, and ran for office as a Republican.

lol

Big Orange Junky wrote:
So are you saying that the police have the right to search your car without your permission without cause just because you are on a state owned highway?

A tax-payer funded state-owned highway has nothing to do with a private citizen or a business's right to prohibit someone from bringing a firearm onto their soil or pavement. How you make that leap is exactly why arguing with you is pointless.

It has long been held that the car was private property regardless of where it is sitting, once you step out of the car you are then on the other property.

LOL If that were true, we wouldn't be going through this nonsense and the matter would have already been settled in your gun-trumps-all favor.

Property rights go to wherever you own property, but by the same token the car owner owns the car and what's inside it. That's why they can't search your car without permission or probable cause.

Again, this isn't an issue of illegal search and seizure. :::sigh:::

The guns in parking lots bill only makes sure that same thing holds true with regards to guns just like it does for anything else. The inside of the car is the private property of the car owner, the land is the private property of the land owner. Both peoples private property rights are upheld, the car owner can't get his gun out of the car without permission from the land owner and the land owner can't tell the car owner what can or can't be in his car.

None of that gibberish is true. The bill eliminates legal penalties for guns in cars of HCP holders, but it clearly states an employer can enforce the no-guns ban with termination. In fact some are calling it the "Brought a Gun Lost a Job" bill. heh

"It has long been held that the car was private property regardless of where it is sitting, once you step out of the car you are then on the other property."

By this logic, I could go park my car in anyone's driveway or garage and just live there, as long as I didn't get out of the car....

Don't you already do that?