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Reply to Which Blues Brother Are You? in Blogging Stardock Forums

Dear Mason, Thank you for the good read. Your adventures are always enjoyable. I agree with you about chivalry and the clothing. I've missed many opportunites to go the extra mile for people and you've reminded me the importance of that. Especially, the importance as a Believer it is to show the love of the Messiah. I've never heard of your aftershave and you're right. You have to order it online which stinks :-( I pray for you when I think of you

Reply to Pro-lifer Killed While Standing For Life in Current Events Stardock Forums

KFC, cnn has a story about this case: http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/09/11/michigan.shooting/index.html I like how they label him as ant-abortionist. This is statement is true but it has a negative affect which is why they didn't put pro-life because it would have a positive affect. That's all psychological. [quote who="Infidel" comment="3"] Personally, I car

Jobs- I need your help...... in Politics JoeUser Forums

Dear Joe Users, Hi! Many of you probably have read my replies to your articles (or maybe even read my posts). Some, probably felt like I was just some neonate lepton while others probably thought meanier things :-). I recently came back from a nice job overseas for personal reasons that related to my family. It was hard to find a job with all that's going on including the economical turmoil, yet I found one. I didn't mind what

Reply to You Can "Know" in Religion JoeUser Forums

[quote who="the_Peoples_Party" reply="579" id="2367931"] Let's take a look at Ex. 3:1-17 Let's look at record of the appearance of 'מלאךיהוה 'the angel of the L-RD of which it appears in Exodus 3. In 3:2 Moses said "and the angel of the L-RD appeared to him in a flame of fire out of the midst of a bush: and he looked and behold the bush burned with fire, and the bush was not consumed." It is apparent to all that this fire was not an ordinary fire but was a manifestation

Reply to You Can "Know" in Religion JoeUser Forums

[quote who="whisper2" reply="570" id="2367740"] Why do you think that God would die for mankind? Where is the sacrifice by men in God dying for them? Why would God take a human form? [/quote] To answer your first question: Isaiah 59:2 'Because your iniquities are coming between you and your G-D; and your sins have hidden HIS face from

Reply to You Can "Know" in Religion JoeUser Forums

I remember when KFC first had this article up. I read over the first two pages when it was new article back then. I can't remember if I responded to it or not. Reading this last page its kind of amusing because I believe that this discussion has been going on since the first page until now. For the whole Baptism thought. There is baptism in Judaism. It was called Mikvah. Currently there in Christianity, there is a theology that has been running wild calle

Reply to How to win or lose the "War against Terrorism" in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="mickeko" reply="40" id="2362790"] Quoting the_Peoples_Party, reply 38 Do you know anything about Bin Laden? Do you know how the Bin Laden family got their wealth? Did you know that Usama Bin Laden has a degree? How they made their money in Saudi Arabia? Yeah, I am banking that you probably don't and will wikipedia this immediately. Yes, what's your point? Do you know anything about the Bin Ladin/Bush relationship at all? They have quite a tigh

Reply to How to win or lose the "War against Terrorism" in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="ManSh00ter" reply="46" id="2363029"] Because 'we all know that no plane could have taken down those towers.' Well, its true. You may not like it, but it really is true that no jet fuel burns hot enough to weaken the support core of a skyscraper which was actually designed, being so tall and everything, to withstand a full-on impact from a Boeing 747. Hell, the cheif architect said so, I'm inclined to believe the man who actually drew the damn plans. .[/quote] <

Reply to How to win or lose the "War against Terrorism" in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="mickeko" reply="40" id="2362790"] Quoting the_Peoples_Party, reply 38 Do you know anything about Bin Laden? Do you know how the Bin Laden family got their wealth? Did you know that Usama Bin Laden has a degree? How they made their money in Saudi Arabia? Yeah, I am banking that you probably don't and will wikipedia this immediately. Yes, what's your point? Do you know anything about the Bin Ladin/Bush relationship at all? They have quite a tigh

Reply to How to win or lose the "War against Terrorism" in Politics Stardock Forums

Opps, I'm causing conflict here. Oh snaps! That means since war is caused by conflict. I guess I'm at war.

Reply to How to win or lose the "War against Terrorism" in Politics Stardock Forums

[quote who="mickeko" comment="35"] The situation in Afghanistan is 100% orchestrated by the US. As was the situation in Iraq. There wouldn't have been any Bin Ladin or Hussein in power at all if it wasn't for the US pumping in truckloads of cash to make just that happen... It's been going on for decades before desert storm. The US military has been wanting to blast Afghanistan for a very long time. They finally found a way to do it without someone (like the Russians did befo

Reply to How to win or lose the "War against Terrorism" in Politics Stardock Forums

[quote who="StAcK3D_ActR" comment="34"] Except, that is not, nor most likely ever will be, reality. That is your opinion your opinions(thoughts) create conflict, and war is caused by conflict. [/quote] your statement is there is HIGHLY fallacious as well as is your previous post. Its just a bunch of relativism. You expect everybody to agree with your own view point and anyone that doesn't is causing conflict. By your very own flaw

Reply to ELF and ALF let's call it like it is in The Environment JoeUser Forums

One final thing, when an individual does get injured, these two organizations will claim that the act was not carried out by either and that it was some rogue group. Which to me is just a cop out. Like some guy planted incendiary explosives at Michigan Technology University early in the morning. These devices failed. Someone might have got killed or injured and if that happened they would been like he was affilated with us and was a rogue element. How is proper

ELF and ALF let's call it like it is in The Environment JoeUser Forums

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/09/04/washington.towers.terrorism/index.html I usually sometimes go over to CNN to get my news. I've heard of these two groups back in 2000/01. Had a few associates that never claimed to be part of these two organizations but they definitely supported what they were doing. Now, when I would say that what these two organizati

Reply to Now I'm Dapper in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Hey Mason! Its good to hear from you. Its sounds like the tie experiment is still going well and strong. What audio book are you listening to now? Sorry about the tooth. How much of the tooth is left in your mouth? I take it the nerve is expoused? They sell temperary fillings which are effective. That stinks :-< It amazes me how such a small part of the body can cause so much pain. An another example is if you get a cavity. Sometimes you can't even see them.

Reply to Rathergate: Mapes Knew Bush Volunteered for Vietnam in Republican JoeUser Forums

[quote]As for Kim Jong Il's selective antagonism, I really doubt that has much to do with recieving nuclear secrets from elsewhere. Aside from China being basically his only ally (and the only reason his regime hasn't fallen apart), he's only ever belligerent towards countries that attempt to interact with him (swell guy), which doesn't include all major powers. China has no interest in having nuclear bombs in the hands of the dangerously unstable lunatic puppet regime next door.[/quote]

Reply to Health Care Debate #2: Obamacare and the Family cottage in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote]It's the duty of the parents to pay for the education and the right of the children to receive one.[/quote] I'm not disagreeing with this quote. The problem is when we receive something for free most people don't appreciate it. I know that I was a major major neonate in public school. I went to an inner city school then my parents moved to a suburbanish area and I went to a big suburban school. I never took it seriously. I made out of it fine: I had unde

Reply to Health Care Debate #2: Obamacare and the Family cottage in Politics JoeUser Forums

I'm trying to understand his point as well and its giving me a head ache. quote]That is why it costs 20 dollars for an aspirin. [/quote] I don't feel like paying 20 dollars for an aspirin :-P, so the only remedy is for me to go to sleep :->

Reply to Rathergate: Mapes Knew Bush Volunteered for Vietnam in Republican Stardock Forums

[quote who="Starstriker1" comment="7"] Bottom line, though, is that I'm a lot more concerned about people with access to atomics than a bunch of illiterate shits hiding in caves and fantasizing about killing the Jews and Americans at the same time. [/quote] Apparently, you don't know anything about those 'illiterate shits hiding in caves'. They didn't just fly planes into building because it'll make a big boom. Big Boom batta bing batta boom!

Reply to Health Care Debate #2: Obamacare and the Family cottage in Politics Stardock Forums

Actually, I appreciate how open and honest you are, Draginol. Most CEO/corporations try to play the line. If you look at the big corporations they usually support both parties. How often do you actually see a company express its true feelings UNLESS being pressured by outside forces. Call it what you want, I'll call it refreshing since most people hide behind titles and behind the bottom line. The bottom line isn't everything. As was stated being tolerant mean

Reply to What happens if global warming is wrong? in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="utemia" reply="41" id="2337347"] No matter how you spin it though, archaic people simply couldn't have affected human life on earth on a global scale (even if they had pretty amazing technology for their time), but that is certainly possible today. Besides, I never really contested that some form of technology was around for a long long time, just the scale of the impact said tech had.[/quote] [quote who="the_Peoples_Party" reply="38" id="2336376"] The Gast

Reply to What happens if global warming is wrong? in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="Paladin77" reply="39" id="2336539"] You are not making much logical sense here. People have always been thinking of ways to kill and help people. When Europeans came over to the States, they purposely gave Native American blankets that came into contact from dead people that had the plague. Actually it was small pox but close enough. p.s. Whole populations have been wiped off the earth. What do you think happened to the Hitties and Assyrians.

Reply to What happens if global warming is wrong? in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="utemia" reply="37" id="2336243"]Your examples are good - but most (except for mustard gas) have not that much to do with technology. Sending someone sick as a trojan horse is sly and deceptive, but hardly technolgy of massdestruction. And it didn't render the environment or town/region unliveable and toxic for the greeks who followed behind. Mustard gas was the beginning of hightech warfare. WW1 was the first modern war where technology started to play a more dominant r

Reply to What happens if global warming is wrong? in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="utemia" reply="29" id="2335210"]the_peoples_party, I wasn't referring to climate change in this instance. Even if man can't influence the power of the sun or earth's core, there is plenty that is possible in regards to pollution and nuclear catastrophies, enough so that it would be a real threat if it I was abused as a weapon or an horrible accident occurred or simple carelessness. Paladin, even if nuclear fallout doesn't kill animal and plantlife, it kills

Reply to What happens if global warming is wrong? in Politics Stardock Forums

[quote who="utemia" comment="24"] We are not that powerful and we have very little impact on the planet. On people yes, one the environment that we need to survive yes, so it is good that you do your part. I don't really understand your distinction - either you have the impact or you don't. [/quote] No middle ground here the only two options are either you have the impact or you don't. That is a classic false dilemma. Then the dribble turns to appeal to