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What we need is a group of people who would face them and try to keep them from bugging he families of dead soldiers. A group that can legally intervene between them. I find it amazing how some churches have such a strong belief to interrupt the lives of other people yet there is not one out there who is willing to defend these people who simply want to lay their family member to rest after giving their lives for the country. Where are those people who supposedly defend those who need it from
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So I was listening to a recent episode of one of my favorite podcast, webbeat.tv (I highly recommend this site and their podcast) and they shared a very interesting website. This website, www.ifoundyourcamera.net , allows people who have found or purchased cameras with photos in them to post some of the pictures with the hopes the owners of the camera might happen to see them and be able to get the camera back or at least the pictures. I ch
[quote]I guess you don't know your subject.[/quote] Wow, that says a lot. Nothing funnier than someone trying to make some kind of point without making any actual effort to make it. I can't possibly imaging why this person even bothered to make any comment at all, let alone a duplicate one. As for the article, It's ironic that although these people based their beliefs on their God Alah (how ever you spell it) they get offended easily if anything is said about Muhamed,
[quote]There is no doubt that the design of the buildings was faulty from the perspective of making the buildings ‘collapsible proof’. These buildings were primarily designed to maximum usable floor space … at the expense of structural safety should the worst case scenario happen. I suspect that this was the reason why BOTH buildings behaved in the same manor. So from this perspective alone … MAN was involved in the collapses … be it intentional or not. It is
I have always said and always will say, Obama did not win because he was the right candidate for the job. He won because people were duped into the idea that Bush was gonna keep running the country, in a metaphorical sense.
I'm glad things went well for you that week. I too had similar problems as my wifes job started sending her and several other of her co-workers home early for several weeks. On top of that she had an eye infection that was making it difficult to work. She missed about a 2 weeks all together and it was truly painful as we depend on both of our incomes to manage. The only good thing that happened was that this all happened at about the time I received my tax refund and although it would have be
[quote]While it is difficult to "reach through a computer screen", I disagree with your statement. Indeed, the aftermath of the Arizona shooting showed us that there are many that do get physically violent from a blog - but they are usually on the left where the symptoms necessary for anger are listed above.[/quote] Well that would require them to be off the blog and be personal for it to be physically violent. But the way i see it, verbal violence can be almost as bad. I should know
[quote]I love star trek, and remember both episodes. But on a gripe, does anyone other than me think that too many of the themes of the original Star Trek were repeated in TNG? Almost verbatim as far as plot lines. That is my biggest disappointment with TNG.[/quote] I never truly watched the original series so can't say for sure if they were similar but I guess one can only create so many alien problems that apparently only humans have the ability to solve.
[quote]So you have never seen a building come down like the 2 trade centers did without the intervention of man. Given you have already acknowledged the intervention of man (and hence an intelligence behind the plan to crash the planes), please cite examples of where buildings did not come straight down due to natural forces that did not involve shaking, wind, water or any other lateral force that would account for the buildings movement in a non-vertical manner.[/quote] If one thinks
[quote]You are an intolerant and self-righteous bunch of people and you cannot take your head out of your ass bible long enough to even discuss the people all around us ... and talk about them ... INSTEAD OF YOUR sorry asses and your ABSOLUTE truths.[/quote] Oh how wrong you are and that is one time I will with great pride and honesty have no problem tell you. I am tolerant, to a certain extent. You lack of faith does me no harm in any way just like my lack of atheism does no harm to y
[quote]What are conspiracy theories and from whence do they come? My Father was quite (?) intelligent (in a drunken sort of stupor) always answering the most questions on Jeopardy and such … but he went to the grave with the firm belief that we never landed on the moon …. There were NO arguments or ‘proof’ that he would accept … and I just could not understood … until later in my life.[/quote] Some believe, others don't, I fall in the believers s
[quote]We have already established that you are right and I am wrong. That only you know the truth and I know nothing of the sort. We have established that you can manipulate everything into some atheist plot at who knows what. We have established that my opinions, nay my every thought is evil without question. And we have established that I am angry, disgruntled, antagonistic and hostile to your world and everything you believe in … OK … what else is there for you to establish
[quote]But if you like to argue, you've come to the right place!![/quote] Yes you have. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote]The reason why politics, race, religion etc. are so volatile is because all we seemed to be allowed is to interface with (mostly) the very same people who are driving all the madness we are floundering under. The RIGHT or WRONG people … the miscreants! I do not have any problems relating to the people in my life (even my liberal family members, hehehe) because I do not play in an environment where bigots and PC reign. And then I look at our leadership and it is preconceived tha
[quote]Charles, this is pretty standard thinking today, unless of course you are one of those extremists ... which I do not think applies to either of us (overall). I have been disheartened with religious doctrine (and all) for some time now ... I considered myself an agnostic preferring to divorce myself from it while I decided things for myself. Late last year, I decided to look in depth on the matter and conducted much research and came to the conclusion that there just wasn’t ANY re
[quote]CHARLES, I see it is possible to be civil … so I will try to return the favor. For the most part, I agree with your “observations”, but I will add my 2 cents for whatever it is worth to you.[/quote] Let me first advise that you should not assume what other people may think of your comments and opinions. I write articles on a blog with a comment section because I am always interested in what people have to say about what I write. Otherwise I would lock the arti
Exactly. I'll never understand why there is so much anger these days. As a young adult I always knew things would be hard and that I could not go around blaming the world for my problems so I would only get angry when the situation called for anger. Teens today are always so angry; my son being only 12 is a prime example of a kid who is angry for no reason what so ever. Not all the time mind you but waaaay to often for my taste. I am always making sure he checks that attitude and make
If there is one thing I have learned in life is that I don’t have time to be angry. Anger brings about too much distraction, too many problems and takes the entertainment away from everything. As a realist I tend to accept that there are people out there who will try really hard to get you mad, be it as a joke, by having an insulting nature (people who get offended easily and are fast to throw verbal punches) or are looking for trouble. I like to smile at life as often as possible because in
[quote]I believe that I have much middle ground (many DON’T) in my views of the world, Nature and the universe. There is of course a condition (but just the ONE): I can prove my beliefs (or I would not have them) or I can postulate what I can’t prove based on “the scientific method” of problem solving … If you cannot or refuse to, then we will have little to say to each other. Guess my feathers are still a bit ruffled, sorry.[/quote] Sorry but I can't hel
I meant she, I forget this is a "lady".
[quote]Think about the things we all need and want: Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness The gist of your article hinges of the fact that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are God-given inalienable rights.[/quote] Kinda ironic he picked that, don't you think?
[quote]What does this nonsense have to do with the cost of tea in china? I cannot argue with your speculations because I would first have to acknowledge their validity which of course I do not (same for your constitution and commander in chief). I do not believe i stated I want anything (except for release from your torture chambers) let alone everything I want (whatever that is supposed to mean). I have given you my views (and at times some of MY justifications for them) to no purpose at all
I all of this how come no one mentioned why you didn't buy from Newegg instead? I have never purchased from TigerDirect but have from CompUSA even though they are the same at this point. However I have always purchased at their stores and never online. For some reason I find their site poorly designed which makes me wonder just how good their services are. After reading this I think my suspicions may be confirmed. Again, how come you didn't try Newegg?
[quote]This is another example of your manipulations. At no point in anything I have written did I even make one attempt to deny your kind of anything whatsoever … not SO for you good folk. What I have repeatedly tried to do is inflict just one little tidbit … I DO NOT BELIEVE IN YOUR god, and if that is just too complicated for you to comprehend (why?)Where are we (I) to go from there? If this ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY starting point cannot be established, where are we to proceed wi