So aside from right wing proaganda sites, the ONLY endoresment from ANY of those countries I can find for EITHER candidate is Iran for Bush. Figures that the truth has no place in your 'logic' though, seeing as how you appear to be another blind right wing foot soldier. However, in my search, I did come across this endorsement from former US embassadors for Kerry: http://www2.gwu.edu/~action/2004/kerry/ambassadors100404.html
MOHAMMAD KHATAMI……………………….IRAN Yeah, too bad that the actual TRUTH is that Iran's official position is that it wants Bush to be elected. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/apelection_story.asp?category=1131&slug=Iran%20US%20Elections Glad to see you have a clue what your talking about instead of just talking out of your far-right-wing ass. [sarcasm]
In my opinion, the only comment worth the time it took to type it, with the exception of the initial post, is by Geezer. Everything else is supposition, and some border on character assassination of someone I would bet none of you know anything about or have ever met. To all you that berate this guy you've never even seen on the street as a self-centered threat to society, remember that there is a difference between being concened for yoursel
Waffle King? Oh, you must mean "justification juggler" Bush.
Go watch the 700 Club in your basement, nex, you backward, biggoted, fool. If anyone should have thier rights of citizenship revoked, it is non-thinkers like you. Go back to the middle ages where your hateful ways will fit in. Oops, except maybe your not a Catholic, so better avoid Europe. And not Muslim, so better avoid the mid-east. And not Native American, so better stay off that continent too. Maybe you should just go hate on the moon so the
I think one of the big problems with terrorists is that by their very nature, you don't know most of them are terrorists until the terrorize. Terrrorists don't tend to wear uniforms or little Al Queda lapel pins. As a result of this, you don't really know who the terrorists are until after you capture or kill them. Yeah, you know Osama and some top figures, but the majority of the foot soldiers blend in to the rest of society, because that is exactl
Who was it that kept talking about 'fuzzy math' in 2000?
WHAT? You don't know what you believe in but you believe in it? My goodness!! Such a comment could only come from someone who has never questioned thier beliefs. I have a somwhat similar opinion, blogic, but I'd like to at least think I'm not megalomaniacle, heh. I don't see myself as any
Yeah, that's why he posted it, not you.
Just a few questions to ponder. What caused you to chose your world view or belief system? Were you born into a religious family, did you come to some sort of epiphany, or do you honestly feel that your God came and talked to your through the hole in the bottom of one of your socks? Why are you a Christian/Jew/Athiest/Agnostic/Muslim/Cupcake Worshiper and not something else? Hypothetically, if you were presented incontravert
1) Which of your beliefs are unshakable? The only truth is that there are no absolute truths. This itself is not an absolute truth. 2) When and how has your faith been sorely tested? What beliefs and practices sustained you though those times? My concepts of reality are flexible enough to change when given enough evidence to, but my views are also strong enough to stand the test of the dogmatic attacks usually made upo
I concider myslef an agnostic, and prefer to tem myself a 'thinker' rather then a 'believer', though that may not be as true as I would like. While I don't find much plausablity in any of the existing belief systems I have been exposed to, it is quite refereshing and intriguing to see a perspective from outside the "big three" of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. While I may not subscribe fully to your perspective on the nature of existance, I do thi
Honestly, the whole issue of how to deal with the terrorists at Gitmo is quite a philisophical quandry for me. I'm originally from NY, and was at home, which is about 1 hr out of NYC, when the attacks occured. My gut says that we should shave thier balls off one cm of tissue at a time untill they give us enough info to capture or kill every last terrorist even remotely involved in Sept. 11 or in any terrorist acts. However, the higher functions of m
I don't know if Bush is so much of a puppet any more. I think he was when he entered office, but I think he's gotten so full of himself and so proud of his "Hey, I'm the USA President" bumper sticker that he doesn't listen to anyone. I think he runs completely on gut instinct with absolutely no concern for facts, proof, or anything else that the rest of the adult world conciders necissary. However, he taps into the religious revilalism that is unfor
One thing about the American Right, Solitair, is that they will rely on the gov't (the law in this case) to do everything they deem right, however the minute 'the law' does something they disagree with, they will decry them as liberal activist judges. Logic, balance, and the far right tend not to mix too well.
Grim, I was simply calling attention to the seeming lack of any kind of a balanced opinion in your post. I don't pretend to know enough about Gitmo to make an informed comment on it, but as for the 'enemy combatant' thing, that seems pretty questionable to me, and you don't even pay it any attention. It's nice to see that you can extrapolate from what little I said that I am diametrically opposed to every position you have. Good insight.</fo
Quite interesting. While I may not agree with what you say, I find it refereshing and intriguing.
So despite the fact that people who work in the schools and actually deal with the law and it's ramifications on a daily basis tell you otherwise, you refuse to aknowledge even one iota of truth in what they say. Personally, I'll trust the teachers and administrators at schools before I trust the anecdotal word of one parent. Just because you had a good experience with the law does not mean everyone does.</
There is a difference between religious marriage and legal marriage. If you deny legal marriage to gays based upon a religious reason, then you are in direct conflict with the Constitution. I think that legal marriage should be abolished, since it has so much religious baggage. Instead, there should be legal unions that apply to any two people who love eachother. There can be no marriage for straights and something else for gays. There has to be o
Political prisoners are not covered under the Geneva convention, Yeah, isn't it convenient that the gov't can go around declaring people as 'enemy combatants' now. Come on, you can't possibly say that evrything that the gov't has done as of late is completely Kosher. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width
Well, it never did that before I played any of StarDock's games, and that is speaking for the 5 years I've had it, so I'm assuming that that isn't it. It doesn't seem to do it anymore though, so maybe it fixed itself *crosses fingers*.
I'm glad to see that not all Chritians in this country are swept up by the Bush propaganda machine.
Dude, the monitor doesn't auto-degaus like 4 times a day. But yeah, I was thinking it could be my monitor, cause it's the only part of my system that I didn't replace, so it's like 5 or 6 years old.
I have a high end system that I just pruchased from Falcon NW about a month ago. I have a GF6800, and I have some massive graphical tweaks caused by Diciples II. It might be the graphics card though, because the tweaks stay around even after I leave the game. The whole screen will *fzzt* out (it blacks out and goes *FZZT*, really quite shocking, it makes me jump most of the time, heh) then come back. And then after I exit the game, I notice that th
Yeah, too bad it doesn't work both ways. As the priest has shown, blind faith and intolerance go hand in hand.
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