[kpaul]

Be careful Buz.

Be careful, you were in Washington last month getting your share of social engineering (corporate welfare). If you were a true free marketeer you would never go to Washington. But I don't blame you for getting your share of the gravy train and pork in the Bush deficit plagued budget.

 

[kpaul]

I was going to post this the other day. But it seemed a little wacko as in seruWacko for me. I don't think the U.S. will ever go that far....

 

[kpaul]

Re: Be careful Buz.

Yes my Grand Uncle settled there near Melbourne I think. Supposedly some of his descedents settled in New Zealand as well. My Grandfather Cook and brothers were from England, Essex County I believe. My Grandfather made his fortuneas a farmer in the U.S. during WWII . He bought farm land from overly leveraged farmers during the Great Depression. Unfornuately he lost two sons during that war. My Dad served after Korea being much younger than his brothers. Unlike Buz my Grandfather didn't receive any social engineering handouts and had a distrust for bankers, politicians, salesman, and preachers...My Grandfather also loved a cigar and a shot scotch every day. He was also very opinonated.

 

[kpaul]

Public policy for Dummies and the GPTB. A positive alternative for the AMA

If we didn't have the GPTB and social drop outs dominating the AMA we wouldn't have to worry about it. For every dollar the AMA spends to actively repeal helmet laws, we lose 3 dollars in political capital. To every non rider out there motorcyclists are a little nuts to begin with. If the public listens to the ABATE crowd the public perception of bikers go down a few levels more. One level higher to outlaw biker gangs.

If the AMA would actively support helmet laws and safety measures. It would gain public support and credibility. We could then focus on making laws that protect motorcyclists from motorists rather than themselves...

 

[kpaul]

Re: Be careful Buz.

Yep. My dad always says I am like my Grandpa. Must skip generations...

 

[kpaul]

Yep I saw it on MCNews. Which is a great website by the way.

 

[kpaul]

Get Real

Like I said before if the AMA would promote safety we wouldn't have to worry about it. Instead the GPTB generation of idiots dominate it . My gen wears a helmets for everthing. Do they ban skiing? No even though tens die on the slopes every year. Do they ban hang gliding? Do they ban roller blading? Skateboards? Bicycles?

Be real seruWacko and buzBoy.



Shut up and put your full-face helmet on.

 

[kpaul]

Yep my hope is that many of you old farts will get hip replacements and quit riding. On the other hand having you old idiots ride around without helmets on ill-handling cruiser does the help social sercurity deficit problems.

 

[kpaul]

Yep after you spent some time in DC getting your handout, you ripped offsomne more old people and then you kissed racerBoys butt for a ride.



Did I forget anything?



Have you sold your Duc yet?

LOL

 

[kpaul]

Think you two are a couple Red-Staters (dumb hicks) living in Blue States (where people actually read and don't think Bill ORielly is a real journalist)

Shut up and move to Utah.

 

[kpaul]

LDEBATE org agrues for unrestricted freedom.

The LDEBATE org president Sput****, was in town yesterday agruing for the unrestricted use of LDS or rather LSD. "It's my body and I have the right to abuse as I see fit" So what if I trip and cause an accident I don't need no stinking helmet I mean doctor...

 

[kpaul]

When good GPTBs go bad.

Good thing we have you locked up at Q Bay. First you started by ripping little kids off by stealing their Halloween candy. As the years go by your crimes became worse. Soon you are ripping off the eldery to support your bike and drug habit. Maybe there is still time for a GPTB intervention. Doubt it, they went to Sturgis. Remember? Instead of helping a fallen brother.... Your'e screwed.

 

[kpaul]

Re: When good GPTBs go bad.

You did.

 

[kpaul]

This sounds like a challenge to me. How can I make a LSD tripping GPTB want to kill me. Sounds Fun.

 

[kpaul]

Good to hear that. Hope you wear a full-face helmet.

 

[kpaul]

Re: Public policy for Dummies and the GPTB. A positive alternative for the AMA

good point.