Cikomyr

Cikomyr

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I seriously want to know more about the bullshit argument that is represented in the 2nd amendment. "To let the people take up arm against an oppressive government". Yhea, sure, it worked in the American Revolution. But the American Revolution wasn't against an oppressive governement, it was against an oppressive Foreign Power that thought it still had total and absolute rule over the Colonies. The actual governement of the 13 Colonies were the ones that rised up in defense of their c

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[quote]As for the reaction, I guess you forgot the reaction after 9-11. It is hardly Bush, it is what he represents. Had it been Obama or Kerry, the reaction would have been the same.[/quote] So I guess 9/11 excuses the Iraqi invasion? What a wonderful thing 9/11 was. It allowed the USA to do whatever they want, and be right about it. Ironise what you want, Guy, but I am telling you that this shoe represent more than a deranged journalist in the Arab world. Everybody h

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[quote]Still, anyone who would cheer at such an affront to an American president needs some serious training in etiquette.[/quote] Then you seriously need to hire a few etiquette-teacher. *ahem*, sorry. More than a few. (but first, if Bush really had been a Ninja, he would have caught the damn shoes and thrown them back at the attacker) Headline of 7 Days (not a very reputable newspaper in Dubai): NATION

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[quote]I am not saying anyone stole anything - or for that matter bought it. Clearly we have a miscommunication here. One comment concerned stealing and I merely made the observation that those who yell are those that are usually crooked, and as we saw, a lot of dead people voted. Fortunately, their votes did not mean anything this time. But leading up to the election, it was the democrats yelling it, and ACORN, their patsies, doing it.[/quote] I still need evidence to prove that ACOR

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[quote]Did they not? They presume the knowledge of gods to arrive at their conclusions, and then get red faced when others question their omniscience.[/quote] "the problem with the French is they don't have a word for "entrepreneur"" among others. Come on, he acted like a crazyhorse. At least wait until Obama made blunder before calling a douche, then you'll have all the rights in the world to say you "called it". Until then, can we give the man a chance?

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About "Provoking": Christians hold the value that the gay community lives in sin. They came in not to claim a right of equality, but to "pray for their souls". It's not even remotely close of Martin Luther King's, who was fighting for equal right for his people. If Martin Luther King had claimed that "Pray for them, because they are White, and God will forsake them", I would have understood violent reaction on the part of the whites. the Christians are looking toward removing

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Wait a minute, somebody out of Palin's staff when and said she's a douche in the medias, and what is your jugement? "The Media are biaised"? I think the republican side have a lot of self-cleaning to do before trying to pull that one on the media's head.

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[quote]So only democrats can yell stolen? Seems that way. Cheaters are the first to yell fowl when they lose.[/quote] Doc, remember what I told you: if the "winner" gives away all the states that have been controversial and still wins, I don't think it matters. In that case, it doesn't matter. the dems might have "stole" whatever state you want to say, Obama still wins clearly. You can't say that for 2000 and 2004. Not by a long shot. Not even by a short shot.

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[quote]Hmmm... I guess I just don't see the comparison, if I'm being hypocritical I apologize, but in my opinion calling someone a PG rated insult like "douche' doesn't quite match depicting them as Grand Wizards of the Ku Klux Klan or Hitler. Its like comparing shoplifting to murder. imho[/quote] At least wait for him to get into office and blunder before insulting his intelligence. It's not like those who insulted Bush in the past 8 years have pulled his stupid actions out of thin a

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[quote] If he had voted no, voiced opposition to the bailout, he would have better been able to tap into the anger that the American people felt about the legislation.[/quote] And he would have either failed, and the bailout still would have won, or you would see even more turmoil in the economy that there had been in October.

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Hum.. [quote]Hmm... I know it's cheating, but I'd rather wait after the VP debate before saying anything. But for the moment, I think Obama will win with something about... oh.. 53%, McCain 44%[/quote] Well, I understimated McCain. But I got it on the mark for Obama!!! What do I win?!?! [e digicons]XD[/e]

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One thing sure, they really should start to dissociate themselves with the religious right. It's a pact with the Devil they make, and the longer they stay on the course with them, the harder it will get to leave them. I remember reading an article about Obama's coalition. He managed to get those voters: the 18-29, the blacks, the hispanics, the first-time voters, the high-income (seriously! More high-earner vote for Obama than for McCain!), the poors, etc.. you look at

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[quote]If you think a blog site run by left wingnuts is a news site, then I guess everyone right of Mao is a right wing nut to you.[/quote] One of the biggest problem with the ideological schism in America right now is that everybody see his own news source as "moderate and true" while he sees the other's as "propaganda". Doc, you can't win this one, nor can he.

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[quote]Yea, but everyone cannot live in East Gwandaland[/quote] Yup. Or, simpler solution, let me quote Quebec's greatest comedian (and one of our central cultural icon), Yvons Deschamps: "If intorelance is the source of all the trouble in the world, the solution is simple! The intolerance, let's not tolerate it anymore! We have to kill them all!"

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[quote who="Castle" reply="5" id="1929163"] I would have to agree. Obama's words are eloquenst and inspiring. However, history is repleat with examples of eloquent and inspiring leaders that are now infamous for their actions. [/quote] "Hitler made good speeches too" [e digicons]:thumbsdown:[/e] You know, I am quite positive there way more "eloquent" past head of states that ended up doing a lot of good for their nations than there are i

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[quote]You know what's amazingly idiotic? Antagonizing the owner of the site. [/quote] What are you gonna do? Ban me? Destroy my Stardock account? What will it really change? I am quite aware of your positions, and of your capabilities. But I think you are a very moral person, based on your views toward a lot of things in the Gaming and Software industries - and the reason behind many of your political views. I just don't think you are the kind of person that will ban

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[quote]I thought all was harmony, peace & love in Canada, a heaven on earth where there is no ethnic discrimination or want for any human desire. I'm crushed.[/quote] I have yet to see Perfect Land, Daiwa. I have yet to see it... [e digicons]:'([/e] but then, some lands are more tolerant than others.

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Wait a minute. "Congratulations", for you, is: "Well, your side cheated and manipulated to get victory, and you will regret his victory later" in a sugar coat? You can keep them, mate.

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[quote]Always remember, "There are lies, damned lies, and statistics". In the end the only thing that's reasonably sure is that more people in Ohio voted for Obama than voted for McCain. When you start to try and postulate reasons why this was so there's always a significant element of guesswork. The intent of my reply was to point this out and try to discourage people from making conclusions about people's motives that are truly impossible to discern from the data. The data just *is*, the *w

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[quote]Yea, and I am sure there are some kind or Republican version of the Black Panthers at other voting stations scaring people away. The sword may cut from both sides, but we all know one side always gets used more than the other.[/quote] Actually no, they were trying to get matters into their own hands by killing/beheading peoples, and got arrested. Remember? Just because there are nuts that always want to see a racial argument in everything politic. The White Supremacists

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