Should politicians wear sponsorship patches so we can see who bought them?

by Tim Terror Posted 2012/09/23 15:40:00

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Yes. I want to know who has dibs on them
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David Hussey 2012/09/23 16:55:07

Yes

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The only problem is that they sell their souls to so many, the patches would be too small to read by the time they got them all on.
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Solid Snake 2012/09/26 03:53:37

Yes

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I think that'd be great.

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Kat 2012/09/25 02:11:23

Yes

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Tim Terror to Kat 2012/09/26 12:35:45

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Coooooooooooool. I like :)

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TombstoneJim 2012/09/24 17:55:04

Yes

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.Except few of them are of sufficient physical stature to permit legible stickers......so, we'd have to have a chart of some kind that sits beside them whenever they are speaking in public....of course for most of the Dems, a simple hammer and sickle logo would suffice.

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sean 2012/09/24 02:46:39

Yes

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obama and romney were chosen to run against each other..and not by the american people.

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Brian 2012/09/24 02:14:58

Yes

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This is the only patch they need, because all the ones that bought them are all a part of that evil nwo scumbag group!

This is the only patch they need, because all the ones that bought them are all a part of that evil nwo scumbag group!
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Brian to Brian 2012/09/24 17:24:00

+1

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Tim Terror to Brian 2012/09/24 17:28:57

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Nice stuff. Thanks man :)

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Brian to Tim Terror 2012/09/24 17:46:55

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Yes these are real telling patches and look there is a owl on the top one.
Now that's calling them out for who they really are (NWO scumbags)

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Tim Terror to Brian 2012/09/24 17:54:59

+2

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Brian to Tim Terror 2012/09/25 00:29:46

Now that is a real good Presentation of the way it all works!

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bob h. 2012/09/23 18:16:20

Yes

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Absolutely, and price schedule. (1 lie, $1,000; 1 commercial, $10,000; 1 time endorsement, $50,000; vote for one law, $100,000). A little transparency, that's all we ask.

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Tim Terror to bob h. 2012/09/23 18:22:41

Absolutely. Most firms spend more on endorsing politicians than they pay tax! That is quite wrong. it should be illegal for corporations to endorse politics. There is an obvious conflict of interests

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ed 2012/09/23 17:58:16

Yes

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maybe some tattoos as well from the larger sponsors.

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Tim Terror to ed 2012/09/23 18:08:08

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That's right up my street, lol. On the forehead preferably, xD

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David Hussey 2012/09/23 16:55:07

Yes

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The only problem is that they sell their souls to so many, the patches would be too small to read by the time they got them all on.

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Tim Terror to David H... 2012/09/23 16:57:05

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Aint that the truth!!!!

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David H... to Tim Terror 2012/09/23 17:05:16

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I guess if the badges were scaled in proportion to how much the politician is owned by the various entities it could still work.

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Tim Terror to David H... 2012/09/23 17:09:41

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Good idea :)

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ed to David H... 2012/09/23 18:15:08

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they could be placed on jackets ,shirts and slacks so they could be seen.

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ed to David H... 2012/09/23 18:13:59

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true

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Grabitz 2012/09/23 15:59:40

Yes

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Best idea I have ever seen on here .

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Tim Terror to Grabitz 2012/09/23 16:08:01

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Thank you. I shall place this award next to my others, lol.

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DefendnProtect 2012/09/23 15:52:41

Yes

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LOL Great one!

Goldman Sachs Lloyd Blankfein: 'I'm doing the Work of G_d'
Making a sponsorship patch of me is idolatry.

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Tim Terror to Defendn... 2012/09/23 15:58:19

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Ha ha. Nice one

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Defendn... to Tim Terror 2012/09/23 16:04:02

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"LOL LOL. That's how I like my Goyim!"

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NPC 2012/09/23 15:40:46

Yes

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Like NASCAR drivers.

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