I for one (while working on a Mac) would love to see Apple fall a few notches. Someone needs to smack that Board of Directors around so they realize how evil they are becoming.
The Tea Party is filled with insane people. I hate what the republican party has turned into, and people keep telling me "Oh, so you are a tea partier". FUCK NO! There nuts.
I wrote, called, signed, and e-mailed. I yelled at my computer screen, and took aggression out on the keyboard. I enjoyed the coverage, and all of the information from within. I got very little work done today, but such is live. At least it was constructive rather than simple clicking around reddit.
After my I sent my e-mail through the house.gov website to Amodei regarding this bill I saw that he became a co-sponser. Two weeks later I get back a generic letter that did not even talk about the bill. It was more like a statement of I'm to busy to talk to the people I am supposed to represent. I called his office here in Reno, NV. Got an actual person to hear me out, and then......"Well I will pass this along to Washington DC, and I am sure they will get some information to you within the next couple of weeks.
So I wrote my Representative Mark Amodei. I asked him not to support SOPA or any type of legislation that may allow for censorship online. This is what I got:
November 15, 2011
Dear Mr. *******:
As I settle into my new role as a Member of Congress, I thought I would contact you to make sure you had my appropriate contact information and let you know that I have received your thoughts on issues affecting the Silver State and our great nation. We are working to respond to your specific requests in a timely manner.
As you may know, I was recently elected to the United States House of Representatives in a special election on Tuesday, September 13th, 2011. Over the past month, I have opened my offices in both Washington DC and Nevada. In addition, I have held scores of meetings with constituents across northern Nevada on a variety of issues. When in Washington, I have been working on legislation to increase job creation by voting to remove onerous regulations on small businesses, voting to increase private sector investment in the economy, and voting to repeal government mandates that prevents the hiring of new workers. I am also pleased to tell you I have introduced my first two pieces of legislation that both involve ensuring our public lands are protected and managed by Nevadans first.
I am excited to have to the opportunity to represent our state as I work within Congress to get the country headed in the right direction. It is time to get Nevadans back to work, repair the economy, and reduce Washington spending. One of my major priorities is to support a proposal that will control our massive deficit in order to not leave the spending mistakes of this generation on the shoulders of our children and grandchildren.
For more information on how to contact me or get updates on my latest activities please visit www.Amodei.house.gov or at facebook.com/MarkAmodeiNV2. This site contains up to date information on pending legislation and current events both in Washington DC and Nevada.
If this were true
Then we should be able to blame and ban the bible for a wide variety of things.
Re: All about Jobs?!???
I for one (while working on a Mac) would love to see Apple fall a few notches. Someone needs to smack that Board of Directors around so they realize how evil they are becoming.
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The Tea Party started with the right ideas, but turned into the WRONG ideas.
Re: Re: Re: Gotcha
Revolution?
Yes, I was thinking of breaking the law, but at the last minute I thought better of it: So why am I under arrest?
Re: @The incoherent one
The Tea Party is filled with insane people. I hate what the republican party has turned into, and people keep telling me "Oh, so you are a tea partier". FUCK NO! There nuts.
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You mean Tea Party. Not republican.
I heard that Stephen King declared bankruptcy because his books were being freely lent at local libraries.
Wait......................
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Having a snowball fight I would assume.
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More proof that not all ACs are bad. We could use a few more like you.
I wrote, called, signed, and e-mailed. I yelled at my computer screen, and took aggression out on the keyboard. I enjoyed the coverage, and all of the information from within. I got very little work done today, but such is live. At least it was constructive rather than simple clicking around reddit.
Well...
After my I sent my e-mail through the house.gov website to Amodei regarding this bill I saw that he became a co-sponser. Two weeks later I get back a generic letter that did not even talk about the bill. It was more like a statement of I'm to busy to talk to the people I am supposed to represent. I called his office here in Reno, NV. Got an actual person to hear me out, and then......"Well I will pass this along to Washington DC, and I am sure they will get some information to you within the next couple of weeks.
HORSE SHIT!
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That has never been said. Well, Except by opposing ACs like yourself.
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Sorry, They are all out of business because of the rogue websites operating around the world.
Re: Re: Re: Yay for "Maria Pallante, the Register of Copyrights"!
That was today. Its a nice addition I think.
Re: Re: Re: Re: "This is indefensible." -- No, Luma Labs just isn't defending.
And out in left field.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Maybe the right place, maybe not
No need, hookers are legal here.
Re: Re: Maybe the right place, maybe not
Being that it is Nevada, I was thinking hooker.
Maybe the right place, maybe not
So I wrote my Representative Mark Amodei. I asked him not to support SOPA or any type of legislation that may allow for censorship online. This is what I got:
November 15, 2011
Dear Mr. *******:
As I settle into my new role as a Member of Congress, I thought I would contact you to make sure you had my appropriate contact information and let you know that I have received your thoughts on issues affecting the Silver State and our great nation. We are working to respond to your specific requests in a timely manner.
As you may know, I was recently elected to the United States House of Representatives in a special election on Tuesday, September 13th, 2011. Over the past month, I have opened my offices in both Washington DC and Nevada. In addition, I have held scores of meetings with constituents across northern Nevada on a variety of issues. When in Washington, I have been working on legislation to increase job creation by voting to remove onerous regulations on small businesses, voting to increase private sector investment in the economy, and voting to repeal government mandates that prevents the hiring of new workers. I am also pleased to tell you I have introduced my first two pieces of legislation that both involve ensuring our public lands are protected and managed by Nevadans first.
I am excited to have to the opportunity to represent our state as I work within Congress to get the country headed in the right direction. It is time to get Nevadans back to work, repair the economy, and reduce Washington spending. One of my major priorities is to support a proposal that will control our massive deficit in order to not leave the spending mistakes of this generation on the shoulders of our children and grandchildren.
For more information on how to contact me or get updates on my latest activities please visit www.Amodei.house.gov or at facebook.com/MarkAmodeiNV2. This site contains up to date information on pending legislation and current events both in Washington DC and Nevada.
Sincerely,
Mark E. Amodei
Member of Congress
MEA/kt
I do not think they actually read my letter.
Re: Re: "This is indefensible." -- No, Luma Labs just isn't defending.
A government employing doing more than the bare minimum? That is just crazy talk.