Paladin77

Paladin77

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Wait what am I asking? This is the guy that does not debate, he just points out where I am wrong with no proof. Sorry I did not mean to ask you any tough questions, you are free to post your democrat talking points without challenge because you are correct and the rest of us are wrong even when we don’t know what you are talking about. Don’t bother to explain your

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[quote]You would rather have a guy(McCain) who has massive questions of public corruption, and delaying regulation to "help" friends then a guy who didnt tell the truth about a speech he didnt write? Is that what you are saying?[/quote]

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[quote]Thats a big negative lieberman is the guy who Al Gore said would be the second best to be president, not democrats. We were just forced to get behind him if we wanted Gore.[/quote] <sp

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[quote]Thats a big negative lieberman is the guy who Al Gore said would be the second best to be president, not democrats. We were just forced to get behind him if we wanted Gore.[/quote] <p class="MsoNormal" st

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[quote]I'll cry uncle if you stop this nonsense. Remember FDR: the only thing you have to fear is fear itself.[/quote] <span style

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[quote]Simply go look at the governments list of terrorist organizations and count the number that have been around for more than 5 years.[/quote] <span style="f

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[quote]I in no way hope such a thing. I do however realize that the solution to the problem is far more complex than some think.[/quote] <span style="font-family: Book

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[quote]Neither War is over. You are really delusional. Winning the war means a lot more than toppling an existing government. Nation building is extremely complex. To bring democracy to the region is obviouly much more complex than the neocons thought it would be.[/quote] <span

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[quote]That is not the point you made...in fact you stated that almanacs had it down to a science. Almanacs simply took prior statistics and used them to predict the weather for the year... ie. If on Sept 22 in the previous years it was sunny more than 50% of the time then the almanac would predict sunny for the year in which it was published. Rather simplistic way of forecas

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[quote]Don't you ever tire of beating a dead horse? Especially when it is nbot factual.[/quote] Tell me just how you know this is not factual? You may choose not to believe it but that does not change the fact that it was a fear we had to face.

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[quote]and that the entire homeland security infrastructure has a long way to go before it even comes close to perfection.[/quote] <span style="font-size: 12pt;"

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[quote]It amazes me how people take information that is used to modify the models used for climate change science and try to explain it off as disproving something when it in fact it doesnt do that.[/quote] <p c

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[quote]You dont even seem to understand the difference between weather and climate.[/quote] Sure I do, The problem is tha weather is easier than climate to predict. Look at the alminacs of the past. they had the general weather down to a science. Climates change and it was not until the 70's did we start to understand the climate and some of the things we have learned we still don't understand. For instance plate tectonics were not understood until after WWII finding out that they cau

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I agree and disagree, higher taxes is not going to solve any problem they will make problems worse. Cutting taxes are okay but what we really need is to cut government. Reducing the size of government will be the same as cutting taxes only better because there will be less money needed by the government. Get rid of all the crap created with President Johnson’s “Gr

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[quote]You know, I'm going to sound like an ass for a second.[/quote] Yes, you are. but that is okay we still love you. [quote]When is this POW stuff going to run its course? [/quote] Somewhere around the time that the vicious liberals stop using it as a reason for people not to vote for him. you yourself said he did not know how to use a compute

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[quote]Perhaps but not by grunts; rather, continuation of air attacks on Hussein's headquarters and any suspected WMD sites.[/quote] Please tell me you are not serious! We had lost track of his WMD’s bombing was not accomplishing anything other than providing innocent dead people to be paraded in front of the cameras. The threat was he would give some of his wea

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[quote]I beseech the reasoned here, let no godly who qoute the Exodus to copy-right morality. Either the bible fueled by the minds of man or the mind of a divine; and ANY issue in it must be defended if its fans assert that it is the final and unalterable truth. To cherry-pick morals from holy books and to ignore the outdated morals by the religious further supports the notion that these books are indeed not inherently holy. They don't REALLY want to outlaw shrimp - do they?[/quote] <p c

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[quote]I dare the godly to excuse these holy mandates without resorting to "If God deem so thus so it must be right." Indeed this question of is religion inherently ethical is long old with its apex arriving during the Enlightenment Era. The common consensus was that 'Holy' does not equal ethics, morality is innate in nature and that people obey for fear of punishment rather then loving authority.[/quote] <s

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[quote]Some think the rest of us are ignorant; incapable of checking their facts perhaps (afterall...their entire dogma is in one easy to acquire book or free to download.)[/quote] And some are ignorant like you. I see you are well versed at quoting the bible, do you have a point? If so feel free to express it. Because nothing you have quoted is in conflict with the c

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