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[Conspiracy Guy]

Hey would you take this home with you?

DU

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I guess it’s tuff to hang out where,
The best poster is scum.
So they come here and lurk about,
And post their lib’ral spew.
We ZOT the trolls and send them home,
It’s fun for me and you.
I’ve heard that they don’t like me much,
I guess they think I’m bad.
Conspiracy Guy freaks them out,
For them I do feel sad.
Imagine just how hard it is,
To live without a clue.
Of right and wrong or what is real,
Their light bill’s overdue.
So to you trolls I say, hello,
I hope you do get better.
CG is glad you hate his guts,
Please do send me a letter.

Conspiracy Guy 1/2/04

[Toskrin]

the highest percentage since six years ago when 71 percent was recorded

Some help for anyone, like the author, who thinks with their feelings rather than their mind:

2003 - 6 = 1997

[alisasny]

homelessness always makes a big appearance in an election year...its all W's fault...

[Condor51]

I believe you.

It's a known fact that during Billy-Jeff's reign, aka Willard, there weren't any homeless. The present homeless people all lived in gazillion dollar mansions, drove Bentleys and their kids all went to private schools. But as soon as Dubya was sworn in - BAM! The mortgages were foreclosed, the cars repossessed, the kids forced to go to public schools and take drugs.

Honest, I read it in the New York Times.

No offense meant. I'm new here so you might not know I'm being facetious and just kidding.

[petercooper]

of course - people only become homeless when an 'R' is in the White House

[PISANO]

It's clearly George Bush's fault. We had no homelessness during the Clinton administration. None

You must have forgotten......homelessness is ILLEGAL during Democrat administrations, so they all go home to San Francisco where they get room and board until a Republican administration is elected.

[Steve_Seattle]

Considering most if not all of these major cities have Democratic mayors/councils, I would not be surprised if these numbers were fabricated. I live in Seattle, and I have seen no obvious increase in the homeless in the last three years; in fact, I think there were more homeless about ten years ago. At least, their presence was much more apparent 8-10 years aogo.

[glock rocks]

BWAHAHAHA. meow.

[glock rocks]

LOL. Did you notice the subtle title change.

[snooker]

Republicans cause homelessness. Didn't you know that?

[.38sw]

Hello, Joseph? You still here? Hello? Hello? You signed up, posted this nice little article, and then disappeared? No comments from you?

[Steve_Seattle]

There is less affordable housing, and a higher cost of living, in the most liberal cities than anywhere else - Boston, Seattle, San Francisco, New York. Why? Because socialism is in fact a modern form of aristocracy in which an elite saves the best for itself and herds the masses into apartments and other high-density living arrangments. New construction is discouraged in a myriad of ways, reducing the supply of good housing and driving up costs.

[Howlin]

Nope, but thanks for pointing it out to me!

[leadpenny]

What's your opinion??

Yeah, JS?

[The_Victor]

Paging Joseph Stix, paging Joseph Stix.

Are you going to stick around and defend your post?

[glock rocks]

Hey Joseph, kitties gotcher tongue?

What's your opinion?

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

Let's match-up every hungry American with an obese American like the Big Brother(pardon the pun) program.

In a sane socially correct society, nobody should be too fat or too hungry.

[dighton]

Cat got your tongue?

[The_Victor]

Hello, Joseph? You still here? Hello? Hello? You signed up, posted this nice little article, and then disappeared? No comments from you?

Cowardice, it the DU SOP.

[ravingnutter]

***Yawn***...when are the Dems going to come up with some new tactics?

Article from 1996 - In the Bush years (1989-1992), the number of homeless stories per year averaged 52.5, but in the first three years of the Clinton administration, the average dropped to 25.3 stories a year.

During the Bush administration, the story count grew from 44 in 1989 to a peak of 71 in 1990, followed by 54 stories in 1991 and 43 in 1992. By contrast, stories on America's homeless dipped slightly to 35 stories in 1993, and 32 in 1994. In 1995, the number fell dramatically to just nine. When the count is broken down by network, CNN had the widest gap in reporting during the Bush years and Clinton years (90-30), closely followed by ABC (45-16), CBS (41-15), and NBC (36-15).

Media Watch

Article from 1999 - The homeless comeback Democrats rediscover an old political tool

Worst part about it is...many lamestream media viewers will believe the tripe the Dems put out.