Comments on: The Nutty Professor Update http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/ in all matter of opinion, our adversaries are insane. Sun, 08 Aug 2010 14:43:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: FrmrArtyOffcr http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207625 FrmrArtyOffcr Thu, 24 Nov 2005 04:13:25 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207625 I guess Prof Daly really wouldn't have liked having me as a student. I stood up in a sociology class (in my camouflage Army ROTC unform i.e/ I was training to be the superior the soldiers are supposed to turn their weapons on) and defended feudalism as a viable system of government. For some reason, no one in the class chose to argue with me. LOL Most people don't realize it, but feudalism, like any form of government, only works and exists as long as the people being governed allow it to. BTW the closest thing to the ideal government according to what the Democrats say they want is feudalism. A few high and mighty controlling everything in their fiefdoms, collecting as much as possible in taxes from the working members of society to support themselves and those who help keep them in power. How else do you describe the last 50 years in Louisiana? And how do the ruling class remain in power? Through threats. Before it was if you vote for the other candidate my friends in the white sheets will come by your house, now it's if you vote for the Republican, he'll cut your welfare and social security checks, make the teachers actually teach, and force you to go out and do a fair day's labor to get a fair day's pay. Those three threats keep the welfare reciepents, senior citizens, teachers and unions in the hip pockets of the corrupt Democrats. Never mind the truth that workfare works, social security as it currently stands is a Ponzi scheme that's going to collapse in the next 20 or so years, students are graduating high school without being able to read and write (and parents are threatening to sue schools that try to withhold diplomas from illiterate seniors), and on many occasions labor unions have become so corrupt that they work harder to prevent members from advancing than they do to promote it. A prime example of this was the GM plant in CA that was down to one shift and facing shutdown when the plant managers came up with the idea of going to the Japanese management style previously incorporated at the Saturn plant in TN. The United Auto Workers were staunchly against it on the grounds that it would blur the line between labor and management. GM said "Fine, let's let the workers vote on it." The Union spoke out against the plan, GM explained the plan and that the plant was going to close otherwise. The workers voted for it and in under 2 years the plant was not only up to full capacity, it's production and quality had both improved substantially. Of course my response to a poll about anti military protestors on the college campus won me a lot of friends in the upper ranks. When asked if I was ever bothered by the protestors I responded "No. They won't say anything to my face unless there's at least 15 of them nor to my back unless there's at least 5 of them. Why would I give anything anyone that cowardly might say any creedence whatsoever?" I guess Prof Daly really wouldn’t have liked having me as a student. I stood up in a sociology class (in my camouflage Army ROTC unform i.e/ I was training to be the superior the soldiers are supposed to turn their weapons on) and defended feudalism as a viable system of government. For some reason, no one in the class chose to argue with me. LOL Most people don’t realize it, but feudalism, like any form of government, only works and exists as long as the people being governed allow it to. BTW the closest thing to the ideal government according to what the Democrats say they want is feudalism. A few high and mighty controlling everything in their fiefdoms, collecting as much as possible in taxes from the working members of society to support themselves and those who help keep them in power. How else do you describe the last 50 years in Louisiana? And how do the ruling class remain in power? Through threats. Before it was if you vote for the other candidate my friends in the white sheets will come by your house, now it’s if you vote for the Republican, he’ll cut your welfare and social security checks, make the teachers actually teach, and force you to go out and do a fair day’s labor to get a fair day’s pay. Those three threats keep the welfare reciepents, senior citizens, teachers and unions in the hip pockets of the corrupt Democrats. Never mind the truth that workfare works, social security as it currently stands is a Ponzi scheme that’s going to collapse in the next 20 or so years, students are graduating high school without being able to read and write (and parents are threatening to sue schools that try to withhold diplomas from illiterate seniors), and on many occasions labor unions have become so corrupt that they work harder to prevent members from advancing than they do to promote it. A prime example of this was the GM plant in CA that was down to one shift and facing shutdown when the plant managers came up with the idea of going to the Japanese management style previously incorporated at the Saturn plant in TN. The United Auto Workers were staunchly against it on the grounds that it would blur the line between labor and management. GM said “Fine, let’s let the workers vote on it.” The Union spoke out against the plan, GM explained the plan and that the plant was going to close otherwise. The workers voted for it and in under 2 years the plant was not only up to full capacity, it’s production and quality had both improved substantially.

Of course my response to a poll about anti military protestors on the college campus won me a lot of friends in the upper ranks. When asked if I was ever bothered by the protestors I responded “No. They won’t say anything to my face unless there’s at least 15 of them nor to my back unless there’s at least 5 of them. Why would I give anything anyone that cowardly might say any creedence whatsoever?”

]]> By: FrmrArtyOffcr http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207624 FrmrArtyOffcr Thu, 24 Nov 2005 04:13:24 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207624 I guess Prof Daly really wouldn't have liked having me as a student. I stood up in a sociology class (in my camouflage Army ROTC unform i.e/ I was training to be the superior the soldiers are supposed to turn their weapons on) and defended feudalism as a viable system of government. For some reason, no one in the class chose to argue with me. LOL Most people don't realize it, but feudalism, like any form of government, only works and exists as long as the people being governed allow it to. BTW the closest thing to the ideal government according to what the Democrats say they want is feudalism. A few high and mighty controlling everything in their fiefdoms, collecting as much as possible in taxes from the working members of society to support themselves and those who help keep them in power. How else do you describe the last 50 years in Louisiana? And how do the ruling class remain in power? Through threats. Before it was if you vote for the other candidate my friends in the white sheets will come by your house, now it's if you vote for the Republican, he'll cut your welfare and social security checks, make the teachers actually teach, and force you to go out and do a fair day's labor to get a fair day's pay. Those three threats keep the welfare reciepents, senior citizens, teachers and unions in the hip pockets of the corrupt Democrats. Never mind the truth that workfare works, social security as it currently stands is a Ponzi scheme that's going to collapse in the next 20 or so years, students are graduating high school without being able to read and write (and parents are threatening to sue schools that try to withhold diplomas from illiterate seniors), and on many occasions labor unions have become so corrupt that they work harder to prevent members from advancing than they do to promote it. A prime example of this was the GM plant in CA that was down to one shift and facing shutdown when the plant managers came up with the idea of going to the Japanese management style previously incorporated at the Saturn plant in TN. The United Auto Workers were staunchly against it on the grounds that it would blur the line between labor and management. GM said "Fine, let's let the workers vote on it." The Union spoke out against the plan, GM explained the plan and that the plant was going to close otherwise. The workers voted for it and in under 2 years the plant was not only up to full capacity, it's production and quality had both improved substantially. Of course my response to a poll about anti military protestors on the college campus won me a lot of friends in the upper ranks. When asked if I was ever bothered by the protestors I responded "No. They won't say anything to my face unless there's at least 15 of them nor to my back unless there's at least 5 of them. Why would I give anything anyone that cowardly might say any creedence whatsoever?" I guess Prof Daly really wouldn’t have liked having me as a student. I stood up in a sociology class (in my camouflage Army ROTC unform i.e/ I was training to be the superior the soldiers are supposed to turn their weapons on) and defended feudalism as a viable system of government. For some reason, no one in the class chose to argue with me. LOL Most people don’t realize it, but feudalism, like any form of government, only works and exists as long as the people being governed allow it to. BTW the closest thing to the ideal government according to what the Democrats say they want is feudalism. A few high and mighty controlling everything in their fiefdoms, collecting as much as possible in taxes from the working members of society to support themselves and those who help keep them in power. How else do you describe the last 50 years in Louisiana? And how do the ruling class remain in power? Through threats. Before it was if you vote for the other candidate my friends in the white sheets will come by your house, now it’s if you vote for the Republican, he’ll cut your welfare and social security checks, make the teachers actually teach, and force you to go out and do a fair day’s labor to get a fair day’s pay. Those three threats keep the welfare reciepents, senior citizens, teachers and unions in the hip pockets of the corrupt Democrats. Never mind the truth that workfare works, social security as it currently stands is a Ponzi scheme that’s going to collapse in the next 20 or so years, students are graduating high school without being able to read and write (and parents are threatening to sue schools that try to withhold diplomas from illiterate seniors), and on many occasions labor unions have become so corrupt that they work harder to prevent members from advancing than they do to promote it. A prime example of this was the GM plant in CA that was down to one shift and facing shutdown when the plant managers came up with the idea of going to the Japanese management style previously incorporated at the Saturn plant in TN. The United Auto Workers were staunchly against it on the grounds that it would blur the line between labor and management. GM said “Fine, let’s let the workers vote on it.” The Union spoke out against the plan, GM explained the plan and that the plant was going to close otherwise. The workers voted for it and in under 2 years the plant was not only up to full capacity, it’s production and quality had both improved substantially.

Of course my response to a poll about anti military protestors on the college campus won me a lot of friends in the upper ranks. When asked if I was ever bothered by the protestors I responded “No. They won’t say anything to my face unless there’s at least 15 of them nor to my back unless there’s at least 5 of them. Why would I give anything anyone that cowardly might say any creedence whatsoever?”

]]> By: Peejz http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207545 Peejz Wed, 23 Nov 2005 16:22:02 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207545 I am glad to hear that Bon Bon. I guess I really just want the clubs to be extra-ciricular and the actual education to be the foundation. For $40,000 per year, I don't think that is asking too much:wink: I am glad to hear that Bon Bon. I guess I really just want the clubs to be extra-ciricular and the actual education to be the foundation. For $40,000 per year, I don’t think that is asking too much:wink:

]]> By: BonBon http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207537 BonBon Wed, 23 Nov 2005 15:49:31 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207537 Peejz.....there are alot of parents coming forth and complaining and so are the kids themselves. They are simply tired of the liberal rhetoric. Unfortunately, as far as getting an education they have to attend Universities (myself included) somewhere. There are Republican clubs on campus and in some departments they try to be more middle of road in their teachings, etc. It's a slow change but I truly hope that with the issue of terrorism in general finally out in the open more people will change faster. Peejz…..there are alot of parents coming forth and complaining and so are the kids themselves. They are simply tired of the liberal rhetoric. Unfortunately, as far as getting an education they have to attend Universities (myself included) somewhere. There are Republican clubs on campus and in some departments they try to be more middle of road in their teachings, etc. It’s a slow change but I truly hope that with the issue of terrorism in general finally out in the open more people will change faster.

]]> By: PCD http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207529 PCD Wed, 23 Nov 2005 15:32:11 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207529 12, Peejz, what do you think I think when I see my kid pays $43,000 to attend USC, then see USC hires such twits as Susan Estridge and Robert Scheer to teach? As Popeye says, "Enough is enough, and enought is TOO MUCH!" 12, Peejz, what do you think I think when I see my kid pays $43,000 to attend USC, then see USC hires such twits as Susan Estridge and Robert Scheer to teach?

As Popeye says, “Enough is enough, and enought is TOO MUCH!”

]]> By: Peejz http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207526 Peejz Wed, 23 Nov 2005 15:26:45 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207526 That makes me feel better BonBon. Are you seeing more parents saying ENOUGH! The average college is what? $25,000? Private is around $40,000 per year? The kids are there to learn and the parents/kid are paying bundles of $ for these individual classes. Professors should be teaching the course as it was paid for. JMO! That makes me feel better BonBon. Are you seeing more parents saying ENOUGH! The average college is what? $25,000? Private is around $40,000 per year? The kids are there to learn and the parents/kid are paying bundles of $ for these individual classes. Professors should be teaching the course as it was paid for. JMO!

]]> By: BonBon http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207525 BonBon Wed, 23 Nov 2005 15:18:55 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207525 Peejz...in answer to your comment most colleges/university's do have a board that governs them; making policy, etc. Whenever some kind of controversy arises most places try to take the middle ground. This allows them to play both sides. Make no mistake though, there is no doubt that prof has the support of his colleagues. I am glad to hear he resigned but I'm sure it's only because of parental revolt and subsequent pressure of the schools customers. Peejz…in answer to your comment most colleges/university’s do have a board that governs them; making policy, etc. Whenever some kind of controversy arises most places try to take the middle ground. This allows them to play both sides. Make no mistake though, there is no doubt that prof has the support of his colleagues. I am glad to hear he resigned but I’m sure it’s only because of parental revolt and subsequent pressure of the schools customers.

]]> By: Right Voices » » The Nutty Professor Resigns http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207524 Right Voices » » The Nutty Professor Resigns Wed, 23 Nov 2005 15:15:17 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207524 [...] The Nutty Professor Update [...] [...] The Nutty Professor Update [...]

]]> By: Rocky Lore http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207523 Rocky Lore Wed, 23 Nov 2005 14:52:18 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207523 Good news, Patriotic Americans. JOHN DALY HAS RESIGNED! Good news, Patriotic Americans. JOHN DALY HAS RESIGNED!

]]> By: Sasha http://rightvoices.com/2005/11/22/the-nutty-professor-update/comment-page-1/#comment-207506 Sasha Wed, 23 Nov 2005 13:14:01 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/?p=3577#comment-207506 Good point, NAV. Good point, NAV.

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