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Diekan wrote:Damnit Alito! You're RELGIOUS beliefs that not killing the unborn goes completely with our religious beliefs... we don't care if you're qualified, or that you'll probably be straight forward and honest as a justice... we have a religious agenda to push!!!!1!!11

fixed that up for ya

Sooner you guys realize that "America" died in the late 40's, and became a war machine the better. They've set it up so well, to get people thinking its right vs left, when either side that has got elected are the most corrupt fucks out there.

hmmmmm.... that is so enlightening..... if only we could understand what you understand....

ok, I'll ask it simply then.

What is the biggest business in the united states, and has been the biggest money maker sense the 40's?

I'll give you a hint, booooooooom.

You crush tin foil on your head and pray the men in black wont pick you up in your mothers basement dont you alezrik?

rofl
Yah thats it, keep telling yourself that while you eat your daily propaganda sandwich, and pulling the wool over your own eyes.

Holy shit, this board is full of these people...I wonder if everquest just attracts them like flies to shit...

What is the biggest business in the united states, and has been the biggest money maker sense the 40's?

Chevron's got an idea.

Wal Mart set us up the bomb?

http://www.usatoday.com/money/companies ... list_x.htm

NEW YORK (AP) — The Fortune 500 ranking of the nation's largest companies compiled by Fortune magazine

1. Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Bentonville, Ark., 1, $258.681
2. Exxon Mobil Corp., Irving, Texas, 3, $213.199
3. General Motors Corp., Detroit, 2, $195.645
4. Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, Mich., 4, $164.496
5. General Electric Co., Fairfield, Conn., 5, $134.187
6. ChevronTexaco Corp., San Ramon, Calif., 7, $112.937
7. ConocoPhillips, Houston, 12, $99.468
8. Citigroup Inc., New York, 6, $94.713
9. International Business Machines Corp., Armonk, N.Y., 8, $89.131
10. American International Group, Inc., New York, 9, $81.300
11. Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif., 14, $73.061
12. Verizon Communications Inc., New York, 10, $67.752
13. The Home Depot Inc., Atlanta, 13, $64.816
14. Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Omaha, 28, $63.859
15. Altria Group Inc., New York, 11, $60.704
16. McKesson Corp., San Francisco, 20, $57.129
17. Cardinal Health Inc., Dublin, Ohio, 19, $56.830
18. State Farm Insurance Cos., Bloomington, Ill., 21, $56.065
19. The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, 18, $53.791
20. Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., 16, $53.767
21. The Boeing Co., Chicago, 15, $50.485
22. AmerisourceBergen Corp., Chesterbrook, Pa., 24, $49.657
23. Target Corp., Minneapolis, 25, $48.163
24. Bank of America Corp., Charlotte, N.C., 23, $48.065
25. Pfizer Inc., New York, 37, $45.950
26. J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., New York, 26, $44.363
27. Time Warner Inc., New York, 29, $43.877
28. The Procter & Gamble Co., Cincinnati, 31, $43.377
29. Costco Wholesale Corp., Issaquah, Wash., 33, $42.546
30. Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N.J., 34, $41.862
31. Dell Inc., Round Rock, Texas, 36, $41.444
32. Sears Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, Ill., 30, $41.124
33. SBC Communications Inc., San Antonio, 27, $40.843
34. Valero Energy Corp, San Antonio, 55, $37.969
35. Marathon Oil Corp., Houston, 52, $37.137
36. MetLife Inc., New York, 38, $36.261
37. Safeway Inc., Pleasanton, Calif., 41, $35.553
38. Albertson's Inc., Boise, 35, $35.436
39. Morgan Stanley, New York, 40, $34.933
40. AT&T, Bedminster, N.J., 22, $34.529
41. Medco Health Solutions, Franklin Lakes, N.J., new to list, $34.265
42. United Parcel Service Inc., Atlanta, 43, $33.485
43. J.C. Penney Co. Inc., Plano, Texas, 42, $32.923
44. The Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich., 51, $32.632
45. Walgreen Co., Deerfield, Ill., 45, $32.505
46. Microsoft Corp., Redmond, Wash., 47, $32.187
47. The Allstate Corp., Northbrook, Ill., 44, $32.149
48. Lockheed Martin Corp., Bethesda, Md., 56, $31.844
49. Wells Fargo & Co., San Francisco, 46, $31.800
50. Lowe's Cos. Inc., Mooresville, N.C., 60, $31.263
51. United Technologies Corp., Hartford, Conn., 49, $31.034
52. Archer-Daniels-Midland Co., Decatur, Ill., 71, $30.708
53. Intel Corp., Santa Clara, Calif., 58, $30.141
54. UnitedHealth Group Inc., Minnetonka, Minn., 63, $28.823
55. Northrop Grumman Corp., Los Angeles, 99, $28.686
56. Delphi Corp., Troy, Mich., 53, $28.096

This got to be an old list since google is worth over 100 billions now and not on the list. Is the list top revenue producers or companies' net worth?

Nope, but these guys did and still do http://www.defensenews.com/content/feat ... hart1.html

2004 total revenue for defense was 285,719,100,000

lyion wrote:Wal Mart set us up the bomb?

You bastard. I woke my 4 month old bustin out laughing at that.

With the Republicans controlling the Senate, this is a done deal. He will be the newest supreme court justice, correct?

Yup then according to Ted Kennedy and sKerry we will strap rat cages on the liberals and turn the old people of this country in to Solient Green

This whole process comes off as extremely distasteful. Alito is obviously qualified, and yet still this whole process has been pathetic.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, by contrast, is/was as ideological as they come, serving on the ACLU's General Counsel and Board of Directors. And yet she was confirmed to the Supreme Court with 96 out of 99 votes. The other Clinton appointee, Breyer, was confirmed 87-9. Those long-standing Republicans in the Senate must be pretty pissed off about now.

I say we set up an entire thread just for Alezrik to tell us abot how stupid we all are, and how he is somehow above eating propoganda sandwiches when everyone else has to and how his vision is so much clearer and his thinking so much brighter than all of our thinking and seeing....

wow..... that would be an AWESOME FUCKING THREAD......

I lean towards the right politically, in case you haven't noticed, however I like the supreme court balanced, or even listing to the left. I hate the liberals until they start fighting the conservatives on internet porn.

Don't fuck with my internet porn!

I'd prefer a court that votes alone constitutional lines rather than political.

boybutter wrote:I say we set up an entire thread just for Alezrik to tell us abot how stupid we all are, and how he is somehow above eating propoganda sandwiches when everyone else has to and how his vision is so much clearer and his thinking so much brighter than all of our thinking and seeing....

wow..... that would be an AWESOME FUCKING THREAD......

Alezrik is right about one thing. The biggest business in America since the 1940s is the defense industry. It dwarfs all other businesses.

Alito was sworn in today. Senate voted him in 58 - 42.

Al Gore is demanding a recount

Alezrik has a valid point. Our government is the largest employer and has the greatest revenue of any company worldwide.

well moot now...Teddy and Kerry could not count, they are just now realizing why the Filibuster did not go thru.

alezrik wrote:Nope, but these guys did and still do http://www.defensenews.com/content/feat ... hart1.html

2004 total revenue for defense was 285,719,100,000

Heh, so what you're saying is that the entire defense industry is slightly larger than Wal-Mart? I do believe you've just undermined whatever point you were trying to make.

Phlegm wrote:

boybutter wrote:I say we set up an entire thread just for Alezrik to tell us abot how stupid we all are, and how he is somehow above eating propoganda sandwiches when everyone else has to and how his vision is so much clearer and his thinking so much brighter than all of our thinking and seeing....

wow..... that would be an AWESOME FUCKING THREAD......

Alezrik is right about one thing. The biggest business in America since the 1940s is the defense industry. It dwarfs all other businesses.

Except that it's, you know, what's the word I'm looking for? Oh yeah... "not". It's not the largest industry in America.