The only thing I've seen so far is a list of want won't be happening: Separate bathrooms, accommodations, and things like that.
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="4" id="2852127"]I believe that acts of terror are designed to kill/mame and render life unlivable. I have no patience for it. More? Selling drugs within 1,000 ft. of a school. Buh bye. Rape, child molestation? Gone. History. I'm morally opposed to keeping any of the above alive, and paying for it with my work. [/quote] I like the way you think Doc. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] It isn't wrong if the consequences are known to all.
[quote]When Mimi Ash arrived at her mountain chalet here for a weekend ski trip, she discovered that someone had broken into the home and changed the locks.[/quote] [quote]How is a foreclosure process supposed to work normally?[/quote] It doesn't matter because many Liberals and Progressives will assume it as a rich, most likely conservative Republican getting their just reward. No sympathy, hooray for the worker. Facts matter little here. But to answe
I do find it interesting that since DADT was repealed, it didn't revert to what was previously there. For example: Prohibition. Now here we are with no plan, no guidance. just the happy happy joy joy feelings of defeating the "terrible" Clinton era policy. What now and how much will it cost? An other rudderless government initiative that wasn't thought out prior to enacting.
Yeah, yeah we get you point.
[quote]Well Ginger just lost a little bit more credibility in my eyes today. She is selling her "weapon", the infamous hand bag, on e-Bay. Opening bid $500 (mow over 9K). I guess that's the price she puts on her "bravery". She's selling it for charity. She's not keeping the $. Now THAT makes her a hero imo.[/quote] Maybe it's just my disdain for eBay. I also take issue with the importance places on objects. I'm happy for the charity, but would she have done better to ask ev
Well Ginger just lost a little bit more credibility in my eyes today. She is selling her "weapon", the infamous hand bag, on e-Bay. Opening bid $500 (mow over 9K). I guess that's the price she puts on her "bravery". http://www.11alive.com/news/national/story.aspx?storyid=169056&catid=166
[quote]For sure...That's one question that remains to be seen. Another is how long will it be before we see rainbow flags flying alongside the American one? [/quote] lol Well no matter how gay the military becomes, I doubt that will happen. I do expect the media to sideline the hugs and kisses from husband, wifes, and kids upon military homecomings and focus heavily on the homosexual embraces, even if it's a tiny percentage. It's basically a license to show more of this life style to
I believe a repeat of the 9-11 hijackings could not successfully be undertaken today, now that people know what's in store. Like I said I'm not opposed to someone taking action, just that they believe their actions might be successful. I don't believe Ginger gave much thought on what she hoped to accomplish.
Today DADT is repealed. I suppose the only question that remains is will the number of gays, lesbians, and transsexuals joining make up for the heterosexuals that would no longer serve because of it. Only time will tell. It will be interesting to see how many homosexuals actually do serve and what will be the next special interest to petition to serve... the handicapped perhaps? I believe they have just as valid a claim as anyone else.
Hoboken, NJ... you're "off" the air.
[quote]see, dude? it's funny, it's true, and you don't like it. no problem, dude.[/quote] And again if your attempt is humor, why post it in the political section when we have a totally narly humor section dude? Sorry, I have'nt been to the KKK's donation website. Are you thinking that might be a regular stop for readers before coming to JU? Maybe it's just me, but I don't get a laugh out of racism, leaked sensitive materials, or any combination of the two. If that's your kick, I'm no
[quote]Wonder where Ginger got her training? lol[/quote] And that's the point. She had none. It all turned out good, but it could easily have gone horribly wrong because of her actions. This article would have a different tone if he squeezed the trigger when struck and shot someone or if Ginger got killed. I'm all for people trying to assist, but in this case it accomplished nothing and luckily did no further harm. If she had a brick in her purse and knocked him out, I'd say then
Sensitive guy perhaps. I'll personally buy his supply of Kleenex if he does what he says he will. On a side note your avatar is messing me up. I was wondering why I was not blocked to comment until I took a closer look and realized the author was not who I assumed it to be. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote]dude, this is a visualization of colberts joke and you start blabbering about drugs? you are one confused dude.[/quote] Just using an analogy to compare to your logic. Do you understand that concept...dude? ...and you blather about Colbert on a political forum? There's your confusion... dude.
Come on Really? I've heard the saying "never bring a knife to a gun fight". I'll go one step further and include a purse. This lady, good intentions and all (I'll give her that), could have potentially exasperated the situation further. The gun could have went off killing someone (IMO this guy wanted to die and if he really wanted to kill everyone in the room he could have...easily). So I'm going to go against the grain of everyone here and call BS on this woman channeling Ruth Buzzi in an Ar
[quote who="heil_star dock" reply="2" id="2846573"]dude, you are confused. [/quote] How so? Explain to me why I'm confused. It takes more than just someone saying so. If your article was an attempt at satire, fine, but it didn't come off that way. The humor section would have been a better choice. Now just because some idiot holds up a Master Card, why should I believe MC is evil? Nobody is forcing anyone to use their product are they? Jimmy Carter took a photo with Kin Kong IL,
[quote]but the issue is what happens when the government SELLS it?[/quote] Almost. Stop paying taxes on "your" land and the government takes it back. In essences land (property) owners are really just renters with something to lose. Includes me.
How come it's never something edgy, like Mohamed with a bomb on his turban, at these art shows. I guess it's easy to be controversial when there are little to no chance of repercussions. Cowards.
If this KKK dude held up VISA card would VISA be evil too? I sure hope nobody "evil" uses life saving drugs, the rest of us will be out of luck. Do you really buy into this way of thinking? Is the Colbert school of thought that superficial? He's a comedian making a good buck, nothing more.
[quote]Land ownership is a government-created monopoly and those that make money from it,[/quote] That sounds like that fake business out of thin air (literally)... carbon credits. Put a price tag on anything, real or imagined, and force people to have a need for it, real or imagined, and wa la, instant payments by many and riches for the few.
[quote]they believe that anyone who is "wealthy" is evil[/quote] Unless they are the one that is wealthy. Then it doesn't count. Their wealth is righteous because they care.
Well if the US adapts the Canadian model, I suppose there will be a rush for those seeking sex changes. Why should they pay when the taxpayers can. If cross dressing is allowed, the military will become a bizarre place indeed. More people that gravitate to that sort of thing will become a large part of the force. That and the illegals the liberals are trying to give amnesty to by demanding military service. Strangely, a similar thing happened to ancient Rome. Not with gays
My sympathies to Ms. Edwards as well. I don't believe she should give up, but that is a personal decision, and I'm not privileged to her information. I'm also sorry her scumbag ex-husband made the remainder of her life miserable, when it should have been made as comfortable as possible.
[quote]Assange is like the clown who stands outside of the Whitehouse fence and criticizes the president, while refusing to go to Tienanmen square and do the same with Premier Hu. in other words, he is a coward, nothing more.[/quote] Exactly.