Zyxpsilon

Zyxpsilon

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MNU=X-Com... take this as you will. Blomkamp had a lucky shot at a rare Jackson production while hundreds of spec-scripts with similar "Sci-Fi" issues are gathering dust in a network of Hollywood studios "referencing" agents; Tomb Taider or Resident Evil (sounds familiar?) -- that was still a direct interpretation of the Mythos game X-Com. Refer to this woca thread if you don't believe the usual yearly cinema comp

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[quote]Can someone explain to me how in a system that is financed by taxes, which less than half of people pay "everyone" would pay for everyone's health care?[/quote] Let's presume 100% of people pay their income taxes. Who's working & being cured when sick? Those who need it. That's the Canadian model of Universally available public option. Nowadays, the Corporate industries are aiming to i

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Interesting spin. Do i also have the right to work and, as a result, gain enough money to PURCHASE a healthy, stable, progressive, reasonably solid condition to keep working? That IS the entire issue, in fact. The wealthy HAVE the financial (or fiscal context at the society principles level) capacity to be covered from bad luck (because, becoming ill or si

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[quote who="Aroddo" reply="250" id="2347634"]What motives could the Obama administration have?[/quote] Optimal control over what *CAN* be altered to minimize some costs (as in, profits out of incorporated greedy hands) for all & every American citizens. Government is not exactly a mechanism under democratic variations (there are permanent staff, bureaucracy, a

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[quote who="Mumblefratz" reply="222" id="2346282"]Here's a con you can add to the list that came up in the other thread. The reason proponents support health care reform is so that they can sneak in legislation that will allow underage women to receive abortions without parental approval paid for by the taxpayer. You can file this under paranoid delusions.[/quote] It's all in the details and how interpretation can suddenly open up an illconceived p

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[quote who="Neilo" reply="65" id="2344719"]Actually i think the fabric of space would be so warped from such a debate that we would all die horrifc deaths .... [/quote] Time_Conversation_Live_Moodswings! [e digicons];)[/e]

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[quote who="Aroddo" reply="178" id="2345438"]This is not about arguments pro/con health care reform. It's about the possible motives the pro/con factions might have to either support or fight it.[/quote] Duh - com'on. To even think about starting or continuing arguments, anyone needs motive. Both of which ride on a two-way street, heading for collision. Picky, are you? Motive=Money. Simple enough?

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Minor scouts are represented by such constructors, it's obvious that the activity can only lead to rapid resources gathering while you colony-rush instead along with/against opponents. That's not AI cheating, it's an indirect "reserved" supply of pre-owned starbases that Majors eventually pick off. Even if outside any body's ranges. [e digicons];P[/e]

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[e digicons]:|[/e] [e digicons]:sheep:[/e] I have no ideology and since i'm innocent until proven guilty, neither of you can squeeze me into taking sides for the truth that i MAY believe in. Unless, of course... [e digicons]XD[/e]

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Truth is, in itself, argumentative -- unless proven false. [e digicons]o_O[/e] Better to laugh than to try contradict reason though when you can't admit you're (somehow) wrong... that also applies to me, btw.

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Gee, nobody with a semi-automatic assault rifle shouldered and ready for some action instead of written or spoken words on that image? Strange how invariably obvious & constitutionally opportunist any form of public protests are in the USA. ID please.

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