[quote] Comprehensive Reform demands NO preconditions: Immigration, racial, energy, financial, housing, medical, education, religious, S.S., Medicare and Medicaid to name a few … and how has all this been going? As far as I can see, this insanity IS what is preventing us from addressing the actual problems, go figure. I believe this unnecessary madness is intentional and politically driven for the un-expressed (?) purpose of promoting separation and segregation of the electorate to PRE
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Hope he got at least $5 for that hard work.
[quote]I guess there must be a reason you decided to talk about making mistakes because I didn’t. We are supposed to be talking about people here … no mistakes what? And since you are so adamant that this education is so vital to survival, what about the rest of our empirical data … you know the stuff not found between your covers? Or do you get to decide WHAT education is necessary or not too? There is no problem being human … just myriads of people who seem to HAV
The real solution to our problem of being human is that people need to stop thinking that we have the responsibility to keep people from making mistakes. Mistakes are part of life and it's a form of education. When you take away this education you deprive people of valuable information that is key to their survival. (Metaphor)Once upon a time someone put their hands in fire and figured out that it burns and hurt their hand. Ever since people knew not to do this anymore because someone
Cool find but it's not exactly a give away if I can only install it once: "please do not register it again or reinstall it, otherwise the registered version would be turned into trial version." What if I I have to reinstall it for what ever reason? I will never understand why they do these kinds of tricks on people.
[quote]As far as Bush, I can think of better people to use as examples of Capitalists.[/quote] Much better ones. Even I get disgusted when I hear his name, good or bad reasons.
[quote]Yes you do, or you would not have taken the time to construct a strawman and then the additional time to argue against it. In your case, the expression is "could care less" not "couldn't care less".[/quote] I 3rd that.
Very interesting article although I have still having issues figuring out why it's under the "US Domestic" category. Anyways, here is "my opinion" on parts of "your opinion". [quote]Obviously this was a bad Idea. Probably won’t be the last … but it has been educational, in a bad way.[/quote] Obviously it was not if it was educational. Not all education has to be good in order to learn. How do you think someone figured out fire is painful if you put yo
Nice find. I love free stuff, especially when its good stuff. 2 thumbs up dude. [e digicons]:digichet:[/e] [e digicons]:digichet:[/e]
[quote]This, along with WindowsFX... is Stardock moving more in to the realm of utilities vs customization/skinning or simply expanding?[/quote] Perhaps a Stardock or ObjectDesktop OS?
[quote]Besides, they'll appreciate Democracy more if they get it all on their own. Then no one can say it was handed to them, or paid for by us or anyone else.[/quote] Although I can agree with you in the end they will need help from someone as they may not be in a position to fight on their own. What we should not do is fight for them but simply help them in ways that don't make us the ones doing it for them. We may be short on dough but we should help where possible if in the end it
Definition of equal as per wordnetweb: be identical or equivalent to; "One dollar equals 1,000 rubles these days!" be equal to in quality or ability; "Nothing can rival cotton for durability"; "Your performance doesn't even touch that of your colleagues"; "Her persistence and ambition only matches that of her parents" having the same quantity, value, or measure as another; "on equal terms"; "all men are equal before the law" <
[quote]Seems we have disagreement on “Conspiracy Theories” here. I am sure it is just a matter of degree. But, if one is disposed to believe the expressed views of the Government and thus the mud-Stream Media, then a few assumptions are necessary. If one were blind, they would more or less have to believe that our worldly benevolent Government was populated by crusaders for the American People who were interested in forcing gifting whomever with the blessings of our conception of
At least I had the right people in mind.
Darn and I was planning on reinstalling Win 7 tonight because I my explorer.exe constantly crashes. Oh well. Thanks for the heads up.
BTW, Rambo was not a sharp shooter, he did more of a spray and pray attack.
Interesting story, now can you provide proof of these facts? Or am I suppose to take your word of this being fact? Sure I could search the Internet for proof but since you are the one claiming to "present" the facts, hows about presenting links to these facts while you're at it. Then maybe I can give a decent reply.
My momma always says stupid is as stupid does.
[/quote][quote]Jefferson invented the light bulb?[/quote] Sorry, my bad. I meant Edison. LOL. I goofed there a bit. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote]I can only accept this if you can convince me that our Government propagates moral fortitude … anywhere. If you can accept that normal in Iraq is not the same as normal is in America, that would be a good start. If you want to understand then you have to look outside the circle. See if this works for you: [/quote] Normal is not for everyone to be the same. Let's be realistic here, there is no such thing as normal because normal is a very, very subjective word. I per
[quote] Truth be told, you cannot force democracy on a people that has not ever experienced it. The peoples of the Middle East have lived under brutal totalitarian oppression well, forever. Gifting them with our idea of democracy is just like pissing into the wind … with the same results. It is my hope that the free dissemination of information over the air will be the spark needed for civil change to propagate there … hope it propagates here too. Personally, I think b
Typical politics, I may lean Republican but honestly I don't expect politicians today to be what I wish they would be. I can only hope people continue to wake up and continue to push at those up there to eventually do what we think is best or we push them out and put someone we believe will. What we need to do is remember the stupidity they do now and hammer them when election time comes and teach them a lesson so those who replace them know what will happen to them too.
OK, so I download a lot of podcast thru iTunes but I don’t always watch them on my PC. I normally move them to my portable drive where I can listen to them at work since I can’t download them there. I was wondering if anyone can suggest a program that will automatically move the files from multiple folders to specific folders on my portable drive. Also an alternative to iTunes for downloading podcast would be appreciated. Although I don’t mind iTunes for downloading I wouldn’t mind trying som
I heard a story on the radio the other day where there was a city where they were having a drought and the City officials asked the people to use less water to conserve and the people did. What happened was because the people were using less the City was making less on their utility bills and they did not like that. So they decided to raise the utility fee to make up for the difference in saving. Basically people were using less water but paying the same amount. As you stated, who was the gen
I have a firefox version called screengrab which does the same but for the browser. I also use lightscreen portable for everything else. Both work like a charm. Although I have a twitter account I don't really use it much and I found tweetdeck annoying with every pop pup that came up. But to each his/her own right? Now OD, that's different. I've had it for years and it's something I just can live my cimputer life without.