Comment history for VINDYAK

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

I wonder what the record is of the number of convicted stalkers who actually follow thru with court orders.

If a stalker knows he is breaking the law when doing what he is doing, what makes one think he will obey new laws and court orders.

Many of our judges today are out of touch with these criminals and believe their orders will be followed because they are the Judge. In essence, their court order was only a free ride to the next criminal event.

This story is not over, and I hate to see where it may end. Whatever happens, it will not be good.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

Some critics have no idea what new plants face regarding pollution controls in Ohio, yet they continue to invoke the "not in my backyard" principle to the point where no industry wants to build in Ohio, thus no growth, no jobs, and our children moving to states that offer these jobs.

Apparently, we should be comfortable with people coming into Ohio to gamble at our casino's and then return to their home states, such as Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Indiana where they have good jobs at industries they support.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

What is really discouraging and alarming is the number of stores that have "gone to the devil" so to speak by selling Chinese junk that may or may not last long enough for your credit card bill to arrive.

Some have gone so far as to delete the phrase "Made in China", or place the identification in a near hidden location and invent an American sounding name to decieve the public.

Chinese manufacturing is in a battle to win our dollar no matter what, but we continue to look the other way, buy their products and undermine our nation's ability to support itself.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

Unions have done a tremendous amount for the rights of workers in the past, but the abuse of power by union offiicals has driven jobs out and reduced their ranks. Now, you see some union halls closed and listed for sale.

Unions have filtered into government and created higher paying jobs in government than in the private sector, thus taxpayers are now faced with paying for higher wages for service people than what the taxpayer earns.

This has gone too far, as government public servants are now dictating to taxpayers. When the wages of public servants become greater than the wages of those they serve and those public servants begin to talk down to citizens and taxpayers as if they are actually the servants, then it is time to reconsider the program.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

I get letters from my dealer every year lately telling me how much they will give me for my Silverado if I trade it in. The amount sounds like a lot, until you factor in how much a replacement would cost...more than what I paid for my first home.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

Plain and simple...if you accept a buy-out equal to or more than a year of unemployment comp. as compensation for losing your job, you should NOT be eligible for unemplyoment compensation.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

HMMMM, interesting. I did not know that. So that must be why I have gravitated towards that area so frequently lately. My wife and I really enjoy shopping there, as there are so many stores, plaza's and eateries. We started shopping there when we first met, then we drifted away for a number of years, but now find it our favorite again. Possibly because other areas have gone down hill, or we feel unsafe at some shopping areas, but Eastwood is comfortable. I was surprised to see Sheriff deputies walking around with walkie talkies...and people are friendly...nice, very nice.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

Sounds like a good time at Yankee Lake. Its great that our Firefighters find events like this to gather funds to support those in need.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

After years of putting on the pounds with Mickey D's, people are switching to Subway and Panera Bread. Burgers and greasy fries just don't have the appeal they once had.

VINDYAK  (anonymous) says...

Apparently, the man wanted a shot with his beer.