FrankWheeler

Will be interesting to see how the minions spin commuting a corrupt democratic governor.  

This seems like a really odd move... 

I can just dream of how joyful it would be to have to pay a corporation to have driveway access off of their private road and how much that would cost or how their terms of service contracts would be.  Can only imagine all of the barricaded driveways due to missing a monthly payment.  Want your kids to be able to access the gated sidewalks to walk or ride their bike to school?  There's a daily usage fee for that. 

You know a corporation would never buy up all of the roads around schools and go crazy with the congestion pricing fees to get to and from schools every morning. I mean they don't do that now with prescription medications or anything.

This is a good read on the subject of Private Roads.

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Auto manufacturers would build pollution control equipment into cars, and advertise how cleanly they run.  Automakers do this already, but under the gun of a government that mandates pollution levels and what kind of pollution controls manufacturers use. Without government interference, engineers would be free to compete to provide different technologies to reduce costs and improve horsepower while providing cleaner burning engines.

Glad Trump got rid of those emissions standards so the auto industry can start making progress again.

5 minutes ago, ActualCornHusker said:

 

Is that a serious question? 

3 minutes ago, ActualCornHusker said:

 

Nobody with any sense makes that claim... the difference is, if you don't like how a business operates, you can choose not to do business with them. That choice does not exist with government. 

 

And to turn your statement back to you:

 

Gotta love this Pollyanna fantasy where governments work to the benefit of the people and not the politicians that accept bribes and funnel taxpayer money to themselves. 

You don't have to live in the US or any other country that has public roads.  How is that choice any different than not doing business with a corporation?

2 minutes ago, Frott Scost said:

Dont we already have private prisons? Isnt that why we have the highest number of incarcerations in the world?

Yes, but we also have some tolled roads as well. Of course in both of these cases they are heavily subsidized by government to reduce the risk and make them profitable.  I wonder why...

9 hours ago, ActualCornHusker said:

Sign me up for all tolled roads, privatized policing, courts and prisons.  

I haven't seen Matthias Algarin shown as any of the official walk-ons. Any insight why he isn't listed?

8 minutes ago, Toe said:

@FrankWheeler Welcome to three posts above yours.

Interesting, I did a search and his name didn't come up.  Also didn't see this posted with all of the ads surrounding it. 

I apologize to everyone.  Mea Cupla!

On a similar note, I can't be the only one that is getting huge spaces between posts now am I?

Dylan Jogensen in the transfer portal now too.

Not sure how there is drama here.  He clearly said that Thomas Edison invented the wheel and we need to protect him.

7 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

Missouri on the south and Minn on the North and MY South Dakota to the very NW.

1 minute ago, FrostedTips said:

Ehhh Red Rogue is the guy that has had correct info about the program before right? Players leaving etc. 

Players being cut?

Pernell Jefferson and John Raridon no longer listed on the roster.

4 minutes ago, Sker4Ever said:

As the Husker World Turns, Walters told Bell West coach he would be back in January to visit. Now we are sending a quality control guy. Don't think yesterday's press release is the last coaching move we will hear about

Don't they make him stay on campus for all of the visitors?

9 hours ago, nic said:

This is funny...but then I started to wonder if Frank was being sarcastic too...which is also funny. I guess I am good. Thanks for the laughs fellas.

This guy gets it

2 hours ago, BigRedBuster said:

That should help out recruiting.

I don't know, I think it would be a negative on recruiting. I guess we will see.

Do it!