OT Eye exam, 20/30?

Jun 19, 2024 Last reply: 2 years ago 77 Replies

Maybe he doesn't want to harm his patients?

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That was exactly, word for word, my thought.

Related: I've noticed that the news will almost always come up with a cynical reason the legislators and executives do things, that they want votes in the next election, and never seem to consider that they might actually believe in the vote or action they are making. I guess the news people think they are digging deeper -- everyone wants to be Woodward and Bernstein -- but they don't even mention the other possibility.

With quite a few startling exceptions, most candidates say what they believe when first running -- many have a non-public work or volunteer history where you can see that they support the same things they say they promote during the campaign -- and that's where they got their original set of voters. So later when they vote for something that their voters want, it's likely they want it too.

Of course there are quite a few who say one thing and and a couple years later say the opposite, and others who don't *say* the opposite but vote the opposite or do things as mayor, governor, president, that are the opposite.

"Prosecutors and defense lawyers say Haley's story is typical; the vast majority of illicit fentanyl — close to 90% — is seized at official border crossings. Immigration authorities say nearly all of that is smuggled by people who are legally authorized to cross the border, and more than half by U.S. citizens like Haley. Virtually none is seized from migrants seeking asylum."

Good point, we don't need foreign criminals, we have our own. Hey, he is teaching your kids how to live

Jonathan Edward Elwing, 43, was the senior pastor at Palm View Baptist Church in Palmetto.

The sheriff’s office searched Elwing’s home and the church on Friday. Deputies said they found four “sexually explicit photos of children” on his cellphone and he used cryptocurrency to purchase the material online.

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At 78, I drive most every day. Once or twice a year a long trip over

2500 miles. Not stopping as long as I can do it safely. I do drive less than in the past. about 9,000 miles last year.

Also 78, I drive less than I used to because almost all the long out of town trips by auto were to relatives that have since died. My one living relative that I know of lives in Australia. That's too long a drive for me :-).

At first, I thought you were going to be talking about the Dallas pastor who had a 5-year relationship with a girl that started when she was 12. That was just in the news the other day, as well.

Yes, for a while, he was Trump's spiritual advisor. That worked well.

People usually lose that silly bleeding heart attitude when they become the victim, then they cry "why didn't the government do something to protect me."

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Terrible that it happened. How many kids were abused and molested by born-in-the-USA citizens? Show a comparison.

Break it down my priests and ministers too.

There you go again. SOSO

That fact remains that the immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than citizens. Much less.

Nice how they share their "spirituality". Two of a kind.

And isn't the 3rd Rorld better than you?

That's what you're afraid of.

Yah, Omar and Tlaib came here to save the United States.

Got a credible link to your little factoid?

Rashida Tlaib was born in Detroit in 1976. Arguably the Third World at the time.

Yeah. Don't you just love those bright red states that don't want anything to do with the federal government until they sustain a major disaster? They are lightning fast to beg for federal aid. "Where's FEMA? Why aren't they doing more?" etc. etc. Smacks of the old "keep the government's dirty hands off my medicare." Ignorance, with a healthy dose of hypocrisy.

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