Schwarzenegger Gives a F**k You to Lawmakers

brunothepig

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Maybe I shouldn't be assuming he's a massive idiot... That's really cool, and almost definitely intentional... I salute you, Arnie.
 

Chechosaurus

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I was far more excited when I read the title as I thought it said "F**k You to Lawnmowers" and I was really rather disappointed to find out it was something else.

All that silliness aside, this is absolutely legendary behaviour.
 

Doug

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I can honestly see why they voted the Terminator into political office now - "If we must have politicals, they should be smart enough to hide messages in letters"

+10 points to you, Governer!
 

Xodion

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Sir John The Net Knight said:
Roads in this state are crumbling, gas prices are outrageous($3.25/gal, which means it's around $35 US to fill my gas tank, which isn't that big.), taxes are so high that citizens and especially businesses are fleeing in droves to Nevada and Arizona. Crime is out of control in many places, (Street Gangs are everywhere in SoCal.) and the state has a financial undertow that's about to drown it in a tidal wave.
Did you know all of these things are happening to an even greater degree in the UK? Except possibly the street gangs, gun crime obviously isn't so high with them being illegal, but there are claims that gang- and gun-related crime is going up too. Petrol is currently at £4.25 per US gallon, and has been over £4 (~$6) for several years. I won't go into detail about our economy (it's complicated), but I will quickly say: we have 1/7th of the GDP of the US, and 2/3rd of the debt. Do the maths.

The illegal immigrant thing I would find funny if it wasn't so depressing - illegal immigration is a massive issue here, but if people opened their eyes and shut their mouths for a minute they would see that all these "illegal immigrants" they see doing so well are almost all British citizens, and have been for most if not all of their lives. How do you know if someone is an illegal immigrant? Their skin colour is not even close to being an accurate judge of these things, and even their accent only tells you that they are an immigrant, legal or otherwise. They make good hate-figures for people too stupid or ignorant to realise what the real problems are, and that's all there is to it.
 

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Greyfox105 said:
I love Schwarzenegger.
And for this, I love him more.
You have taken the word rigth out of my mouth.

Well done Mr.Schwarzenegger, well done indeed.
 

Xodion

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Sir John The Net Knight said:
The age old argument of, "Someone else has a problem, therefore your problem is unimportant."

I'd tend to think that people from a place who has similar problems as California would have some level a sympathy, yet all you can do here is call me a racist which is patently untrue. Not every hispanic here is an illegal, that would be a ridiculously inaccurate statement along the lines of "The sky is green."

But trust me when I say after living here for 30+ years that I can tell who is an illegal and who isn't. The way they dress, the way they act, the way they gather on street corners and fling themselves at cars that stop at local businesses. These people practically are carrying Neon-signs that say "Will work under the table!" Everything I said about the way they live off public funds is true and they don't put a dime of tax dollars back in. Meanwhile, I'm abiding by the law and living in poverty.

I'm sorry if you can't understand this because either you can't see it up close or you're just too much of a bleeding-heart liberal to open your eyes to it.
I find it difficult to believe people would make it that obvious, but since I'm not there I guess I can't know for sure. Over here it isn't as obvious as that, blaming illegal immigration seems to be a knee-jerk reaction rather than based on any observations other than race. Your first post seemed to imply this too, but I apologise as you actually seem to be using evidence instead of just playing the blame game. I would also hope you are aware that not everyone who tries to screw the system is an illegal immigrant - we even have some people who have the nerve to blame immigrants as they take taxpayers money for nothing themselves!
 

jimduckie

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gee it appears that he is smarter than we thought he was ...

i used the same technic in my retirement from my mech tech career , between the gov , the company i worked for , the unions and the wording of my new contract i would of gotten screwed ... if you are ever going to quit a job this is very effective , especially if they don't catch the fuck you

the girl in the office where i worked , she does the pay and other work stuff got it though , it gave her a chuckle
 

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this is really amazing
he must be really smart to think of that
I am above amazed at what arnold does in his spare time
some how though I wouldn't expect him to do anything else though

interesting though
seriously I wonder if he did this on accident

saddly he has a talent that most don't have
however I wonder if he will ever do this again
I for one hope to god he does this but that's probobly not going to happen
that would be funny as hell to see his face and his reasoning

I have to say though I noticed it even though I was looking for it but the accident thing this is shit if you ask me
 

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Xodion said:
Sir John The Net Knight said:
The age old argument of, "Someone else has a problem, therefore your problem is unimportant."

I'd tend to think that people from a place who has similar problems as California would have some level a sympathy, yet all you can do here is call me a racist which is patently untrue. Not every hispanic here is an illegal, that would be a ridiculously inaccurate statement along the lines of "The sky is green."

But trust me when I say after living here for 30+ years that I can tell who is an illegal and who isn't. The way they dress, the way they act, the way they gather on street corners and fling themselves at cars that stop at local businesses. These people practically are carrying Neon-signs that say "Will work under the table!" Everything I said about the way they live off public funds is true and they don't put a dime of tax dollars back in. Meanwhile, I'm abiding by the law and living in poverty.

I'm sorry if you can't understand this because either you can't see it up close or you're just too much of a bleeding-heart liberal to open your eyes to it.
I find it difficult to believe people would make it that obvious, but since I'm not there I guess I can't know for sure. Over here it isn't as obvious as that, blaming illegal immigration seems to be a knee-jerk reaction rather than based on any observations other than race. Your first post seemed to imply this too, but I apologise as you actually seem to be using evidence instead of just playing the blame game. I would also hope you are aware that not everyone who tries to screw the system is an illegal immigrant - we even have some people who have the nerve to blame immigrants as they take taxpayers money for nothing themselves!
I can't really say I empathize with you guys on the illegal immigrant issues, but I do know for a fact that in my country (Argentina) we've had some serious issues since around 2000 with a flood of illegal immigrants from countries in the north. I wouldn't go to the extreme to say that all are bad people or criminals, but you'd be astounded if you knew how many end in slums. They come hoping to start a better life and only find themselves living off the trash of others. It's hard to put oneself in their position.

I wonder if we'll see any refugees coming out of Chile after those earthquakes.
 

duchaked

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I am so gonna do this the next time someone tries to argue over something trivial and dumb in what they think is a civilized and intellectual debate
 

DocBalance

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I'd almost like him, if he would stop pushing stupid anti-gaming bills on his state and dragging the supreme court into an idiotic debate over whether the government can regulate games. Or did we all forget about that little detail of Arnie's recent political ventures?