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Posted on September 5 at 1:42 a.m. (Suggest removal)
... let's not forget, in every circumstance that you cite, the honorable and compassionate decision was decided upon. No one has said that by being a conservative means that you're life isn't full of contradiction and turmoil.
It is how you persevere, it is how you withstand the struggle, it is how you show your true intregrity and show compassion in all matters that truely defines the morals and ethics you represent and promote that defines you.
No one can deny the misdeeds that have taken place. Yet, no one can deny the ultimate result of each instance you drag upon this campaign. Each instance, integrity and compassion has resulted from sorrow. You just don't understand.
Say "Hi" to Nilo, for me, won't you?
Posted on September 5 at 1:34 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I, for one, am a minority that supports John McCain and Sarah Palin. Civil rights continuation? Please. Each one of us, as Americans, has the ability to strive and achieve our greatest potential. Barack Obama is proof of that. Why then, in GOD'S name, is this still an issue? We are all on a level playing field, and the team we play for is the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Don't speak for me, I am not weak and will not use my minority status as an excuse. Don't speak for me, I am not one without representation. I am a Native American and proud of my heritage. I am an American Native and damn proud of it as well! God Bless America. God Bless John McCain and Sarah Palin!
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Posted on September 5 at 1:27 a.m.
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Posted on September 5 at 1:23 a.m. (Suggest removal)
When liberals scare, they tend to conjure up the scariest hell we know in recent history, BigMike. Do not waver and do not fear them. Conjuring up images of Nazi Germany is only one of their multitudes of political upheaval. It is sad. We should pity them. I do. Stay strong, stay right, never waver. Be secure in the knowledge that we, who cherish every citizen of the U.S. will have representation at the highest level in January.
Posted on September 4 at 9:32 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Then that makes two of you, huffy. Debate the issues, resorting to name calling is Obama-ish, .... lol, couldn't resist!
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Posted on September 4 at 4:45 p.m. (Suggest removal)
You'll find little support from the City Council. If you look into it, they practically pleaded with the funeral home to take it over. The city wants no part of Birch Hill, it was a financial drain on their budget to maintain it. By privatizing it, the owner (who isn't from out-of-state, rather, simply from out-of-town) had to form a non-profit, otherwise the costs associated with running the graveyard would have swamped them in mere months. What other choices do you think this owner has to ensure that the graveyard continues to function at all? Why is no one asking why the native corporation who owns the other plots chose to build a road and entrances that were not zoned, permitted, or even on their property?
This is a bigger issue than simply a cell phone tower on the land. This is an issue about ownership rights, infringement, and fighting for a solution to keep Birch Hill a continued option for our lost loved ones.
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Posted on September 4 at 2:31 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Actually, what I'm refferring to is the "web" network of these environmental organizations, not solely the AWA, who in this article, speaks for the majority of the scientific and environmentalist community. Should have made that clearer...
Posted on September 4 at 1:40 p.m. (Suggest removal)
SlyArcticFox,
We, as citizens, believe fair representation, or at least, unbiased factual reports should be the core of all media outlets. Opinions are like the asses you say we sit on, everyone has one. Point is, when news organizations slant their views to favor one political argument over another, they destroy the very code of journalistic ethics they claim allegiance. If Dermot wishes to continue to be the laymen's Tom Bodet of the interior, fine, but he shouldn't claim he is a journalist in one breath, while claiming security behind the title of a columnist in the other. In regard to the latest Alaskan news story wonder, Dermot is way out of league with his industry colleagues, but more, his remarks are being looked upon by the outside, lower 48 world as a representation of all Alaskan residents. This is not the case.
Now, since the News-Miner is a for-profit entity, they can choose to go whatever direction they want, so long as they know that if they push their agenda too far, the backlash could be severe. Less revenue, less readers, less of a service to this community. I ask each of you to make that choice because it really is the only choice that the powers behind the Cole curtain understand, ... money. Let's not tolerate slanted journalism, even in the form of column quips and bizarre loyalty. Let's advocate Dermot's column be repositioned in the Opinion section where it belongs.
Thanks for your time, I shall now return to sitting on my @$$, join me, won't you?
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Posted on September 4 at 1:04 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Scott Kawasaki support Palin for Vice President. Don't believe me? Check out his facebook profile. Scott is a vvery honorable man, indeed.
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Posted on September 5 at 2:12 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Now, if they could just get rid of their self-titled ruler/leader/conductor, ... they'd be pretty good!
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