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Charles asks…
Which political party do I belong, in the US?
I can’t find myself belonging to either Democrats or Republicans.
Here is me:
religion: I’m atheist. I’m all for religious freedom, as long as the government is secular and free of religious preaching. Teaching of evolution over creationism in public schools.
on abortion issue: pro-choice
economy: This is USA and has always been capitalism, I love it. But I like to see flat tax – everybody pay same rate, regardless of how much or how little you earn. More tax breaks on married couples. Cut corporate tax rate.
gun ownership: yes, of course, 2nd amendment. Though I like stricter regulation on gun purchasing, registering every gun every year, like a car. But I’m also into conceal gun carry, as long as the person passes background and classes.
health care: The reason why health care costs so high in the US is because of all those ambulance chasing lawyers. For obvious reason, here in the US people like to sue others, any chance they get. To protect themselves, doctors order unnecessary tests, in case one day at court, the plaintiff lawyer asks “Why didn’t you order this test, doc?”. Doctors pay a bunch on malpractice insurance premiums. Hire more hospitals staff to document every single detail. Duh no wonder health care costs so much. And insurance companies are not people’s friends, they’re corporate businesses that are out there to make money too. So you know what a doctor hates to hear: “Oh I don’t have insurance, I can’t afford to pay for it”. I say employers don’t even have to offer health benefits. People just have to save up for themselves. Anyway, I’m all for welfare health care, like Medicare for the elderly and Medicaid for the low income, or CHIP, children’s medicaid . I’m not for universal health care — those that make money, should be able to pay to see doctors themselves. And all for malpractice lawsuit reform – there should be a cap on maximum damage.
on environment and energy: i’d love to see more alternative energy other than coal or oil. I’m all for nuclear as it’s the cleanest, most efficient and cheapest energy source, for the next 20-30 years at least. In the future we can work on building more renewable energy, like solar, wind, etc. That Japanese outer space harvesting solar power and beam to earth project seems really interesting.
Plant more trees! Explore, enjoy and protect the planet.
on gay marriage: I can care less about gay couples getting married. But I have issue on gay couples adopting children.
foreign policy: establishing a presence in the middle east, not for Israel, but for the oil. Why does the Islamic extremist hate the US so much? cuz we’re the biggest ally for Israel. Oil is our interest, not having to secure the middleeast Holy Land so we can await Jesus’ resurrection.
Out of Iraq NOW! Let the Iraqis govern themselves please. Our tax money can be better spent on something else.
Iraq is over. Our new axis of evil is North Korea, Iran and Venezuela. Venezuela cuz Hugo is pulling our leg. I would add China as a potential enemy, as it increases its military spending on spying on the US, not to mention the countless efforts on computer hacking to government websites. And their back engineering our weapons system and other commercial products. Now they want their global media presence? since it’s still a Communism state owned corp there’s gonna be propaganda and subliminal message on socialism.
I know I have not gone into depth on several issues but I really just like to know which political party is best suited for me? There are really only two that can make a difference. But I still like to know where I really belong?
yeah an independent that’s where I am right now. Politicians are all bad, vote for the lesser of the two evils right.
Brad Perry answers:
A Republican or Democrat or Independent…..
But not a Conservative or Liberal
You are in the group that should stick together and clean Washington up and get rid of corruption…
Mary asks…
What job would benefit me the most in the US Marines?
I’m joining the Marines. I took the test and qualified for any job that I like, but I also wear glasses which might disqualify me from some of them. But here’s my question…
Which job would provide me with the most/best skills so that I might find it easier to find a job/get into graduate school afterward? For a Marines job, I’m leaning towards engineering or communications or the nuclear-biological-chemical specialist. For a post-Marines job, I’m open to almost anything but am leaning towards being a doctor, a nurse, a scientist, running my own business or working in law enforcement.
Does anyone have experience in this area?
Maybe I didn’t really make myself clear. I want to be a Marine, which is why I didn’t choose the Navy or Army for their medical programs. But I figure if I’m going to bust my bottom for them, I might as well take full advantage of what they can give me.
Brad Perry answers:
You need to do some research; you can’t blindly trust the name of an MOS to give you a good description of the job. The “engineering” position is construction and metalwork, which is practical to learn, but probably not very valuable job experience for a wannabe doctor. “Communications” is code for phone operator. And the NBC defense specialist’s “specialty” is re-qualifying infantry members in the gas chambers, along with other boring stuff like that. They give them fancy names so you’ll be inclined to pick them, when in reality no one wants those jobs. If you want to be a doctor, consider talking to Navy or Air Force recruiters about the med programs, don’t go into the Marines looking for job benefits if you don’t first and foremost want to become a Marine.
EDIT: You will get a secret security clearance if you choose the NBC job, which is valuable to prospective employers.
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So your problem is that the private sector is cheating the government, and the government is not regulating the private sector enough to make sure they do the job right?
The stimulus was a combination of tax cuts for the middle and lower classes, loans and grants and tax credits for small businesses (it is under this heading where your problem lies), and money to states so they can balance their budgets and hire workers for infrastructure projects. This wound up costing us $787 billion, which as you and other Republicans have said, costs too much.
At the same time you guys complain about tax cuts for the middle and lower classes, help to small businesses, and balanced budgets…you insist that the $2.3 TRILLION (literally 3 times as much as the entire stimulus) that Bush gave in tax cuts to corporations like Goldman Sachs, BP, and AIG…that we need to keep THAT going and that it doesn't cost too much.
Now you are complaining that the stimulus is TOO CAPITALIST?! Make up your minds, would you. You want to spend less? You want tax cuts for you and not the companies that destroyed the economy (even Republicans blame these companies)? You want Capitalism? Then go with the one who gave it to you–Barack Obama.
You want to spend more? You want to give tax cuts to the very same businesses Republicans insisted caused this mess, and yet still gave them tax cuts? You want Socialism for the rich and Capitalism for the poor? Then go with the ones who gave that to you–Republicans.
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Because the services don't want you seeing all of your job options. They want you to see what they need to fill.
The about site is pretty darn accurate and I believe the US military one is ran by an Army Vet.
If anything, look at some MOS's you like and contact your recruiter for more information.
btw
its Marine Corps. not Core.
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Tigger has already expressed her intention of ignoring the doorbell unless we are expecting someone to call. That probably means that I will acquire another duty to add to my list, namely that of door-phone operator. Cold callers can expect short shrift.
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I believe a big part of the job problem is that the jobs left. Auto plants are closing, jobs are going to Bangladesh and who knows where. When I came home in 65 it was a different time. I just hung out and drank and partyed with my buddies and lived in my moms basement for a couple of months until I thought it was time to get on with my life. In 65 guys were getting drafted and there was plenty of work thanks to defense plants and the cold war. I got a job in three days of looking at a plant that was building the air conditioners for Minute Man Missile silos. They were some huge mamoos. The job opportunity's just aren't there today. Even something like aircraft mech. is not a guarantee anymore.
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1. White, red, and black.
2. Don't have one because there are too many great songs.
3. Jon Bon Jovi.
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5. No.
6. Ice cream.