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[dd74]

Originally posted by WOODPIE
I'm actually starting to feel sorry for the old Bushman. He be like, B'rer Rabbit an' de Tar Baby, but day ain't no briar patch in sight!

Just as long as he doesn't turn into a Schleprock ("wowsy-wowsy-woo-woo").

[350HP930]

I think this picture is proof that we are in deep trouble in iraq.

[fintstone]

You must agree that the majority of Muslims would have a problem with Bush.

On the contrary...I believe him to be very popular with the non-terrorist Muslim crowd. At least those we freed in Kuwait, Afghanistan, and Iraq. It is just difficult for them to express their appreciation when the local thugs have weapons and apparently Democratic support.

[fintstone]

Your point being? That east LA is technologically equivalent to Iraq? Or as violent?

No, the point was only what was posted. The original poster implied that surveys could not possibly be accurate because Iraq lacked full phone service and was hostile to Americans. Surveys are accomplished the same way in Iraq as in east LA or anywhere else. If they need to survey a population that has limited phone service; they hire locals to go door-to-door. Obviously they would not use Americans due to transportation costs and language difficulties.

[nostatic]

Originally posted by fintstone
Surveys are accomplished the same way in Iraq as in east LA or anywhere else. If they need to survey a population that has limited phone service; they hire locals to go door-to-door.

So what you're implying is that east LA has limited phone service, right?

[fintstone]

I just used East LA as an example. I would expect areas of most major cities to not have 100 percent phone service. That is why they send people on foot to do surveys in some areas. According to the census, in East LA, 3.2 percent of households do not have phone service.

[araine901]

To some people Bush will do nothing correctly even if the thing he is doing is what they requested previously. That is just the way it is. The party line is drawn and the blinders are on. If Al Gore were doing the same things he would be defended by those that disagree with Bush now. I guess Koolaid tastes good.

If your so inclined, a good book that may shed some light on the Bush big picture you should read "The Last Jihad" This terdburger we are eating now will make a whole bunch more sense.

[nostatic]

Originally posted by fintstone
I just used East LA as an example. I would expect areas of most major cities to not have 100 percent phone service. That is why they send people on foot to do surveys in some areas. According to the census, in East LA, 3.2 percent of households do not have phone service.

Do you have a link to that data? I can't find it on the census site.

[dd74]

Originally posted by nostatic
Do you have a link to that data? I can't find it on the census site.

C'mon, Todd: you know it's true. Why else haven't we been able to get in touch with Flavio for our pot.

[fintstone]

Sure
http://censtats.census.gov/data/CA/1600620802.pdf

[350HP930]

I bet all the illegals in south LA were just lining up to give the census men their data.

I'll just keep in mind all that poll data that showed that dean was going to win the democratic nomination by a landslide and the old headline 'Dewey Beats Truman'.

[fintstone]

I'll just keep in mind all that poll data that showed that dean was going to win the democratic nomination by a landslide

As well he would have if the primary occurred at that time or nothing had changed. Surveys are not clairvoyant and cannot predict the future, only somewhat accurately portray the present.

[BlueSkyJaunte]

Originally posted by 350HP930
the old headline 'Dewey Beats Truman'.

It was "Defeats":