Psychic Who Said Amanda Berry Was Dead

Psychics are for entertainment. They are usually more psycho than clairvoyant.

If they were really psychic wouldn't they be filthy rich? Or is picking stocks against the psychic code or something? Not to mention knowing who wins before the game is played. Come on they're all frauds.

Psychics are no more to be relied upon than are the various mystics who allege to have received visions or revelations from the former virgin Mary or from other deceased persons.

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Or blowhards who rant about Amish heaters!

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As much as you dote on those heaters, you must have been among the dupes who shelled out hundreds of dollars for one. Fortunately, I was never taken in by their obviously bogus claims.  Have you tried to get your money back?

OK Mr. American dream, you hate the heaters, you hate the Amish for

obvious reasons and they also made a dollar for their labor, those

capitalist pigs. No wonder you hate the American way and most everyone

in it. I got it. Now go ahead and tell me you don't and why you don't,

as if I couldn't write it for you.

 Psychics are about as reliable and useless as the government.

Neither the Amish nor anyone else who participates in a lying scam that cheats honest and trusting  people have any claim to respect simply because, as capitalists, they profit by doing so. The true "American way" does not include the flim-flam community of snake oil salesmen like the Suarez company that markets the "Amish heater" and other scam products.

If you didn't buy one how do you know they're scams, and using the liberal's argument, it's not your money so what's it to you anyway if people are scammed?

Wonder how that is a liberal argument.  Liberal practices like the consumer protection agency is exactly what stops unfair business practices and from people being taken advantage of under false pretenses.   Another baseless claim made without any proof.   Batting 1.000 Best!

Monky, all consumer protection is conservative, not liberal.

Invictus, this coming from the same party that passed Citizens United?   Hardly in the best interest of the consumer or the individual.   

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I prefer this diagram of the conservative brain....

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You have achieved a new height of absurdity.  By your reckoning, it is necessary to buy a scam product before discovering that it is indeed a scam.  Ever heard of doing your own research?  Ever think about consulting authoritative sources, such as Consumer Reports, which reviewed the Amish heater and gave it the lowest rating? I never subscribed to any "liberal's argument" that I  should have no concern for victims of scams.  Your claim that liberals entertain such a philosophy is totally without merit.  Absurdity piled on absurdity, Bestworking.  You are self-destructing more every day.

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Oh but contendah, two of the biggest libs on here stated that if it isn't my money it shouldn't be my concern. So you think doing research gives you the right to condemn the product? How about saying you didn't like what you read instead of puffing yourself up as an authority on the heaters?  BTW, you don't impress me, so save the "self destructing" and other stupid comments you make in a futile attempt to "save face".

RE: Amish Heaters - the only thing made by the Amish is the wooden mantles/enclosures.

http://www.consumeraffairs.com...2/amish_heaters.html

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There was a time when I would've said " still better than a Monky brain"

but I'm not going to say that......I have more respect for you than that.

The amish are a strange bunch. They don't want "our" way of life but they do want our money. And they do use some electricity. 

go to the redbox behind mcdonalds , in lawrencburg, around midnight. you'll be amazed how many amish people rent movies.

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True, but the product is a gyp and the mantles do not do anything to diminish that.  The Suarez Corporation, which markets the things, is well-known for its misleading advertising.  The apparent strategy is to associate their product with the reputation of the Amish.  The functional part of the heaters comes from China, or from the "coast of China," as the advertisements say, as if that made any difference. Buy  a 1500-watt heater at Walmart, Lowe's or Home Depot for 40 or 50 dollars or less and get the same heating benefit as the overpriced "Amish" heater.

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"[T]wo of the biggest libs" do not dictate what I think, so your comment is irrelevant, following a pattern you have set for yourself.  Do a little research yourself on the various heater scams afoot in this country and get yourself educated on the subject.  I don't have to be an "authority" to be an educated consumer.  Like many others, I rely on authorities like Consumer Reports to provide useful analyses of the performance of consumer products.  It is just good business to get informed on such matters before separating yourself from your hard-earned money.