And Gifford was that woman whose office was wrecked following the health care vote. Also, she had a crosshair painted on her forehead on Sarah Palin's homepage. And then there were the local, conservative radio hosts ... So yeah, call for violence came from the right.
how many 'liberals are stupid' threads are you going to make? oh, hey, i found 'proof' that americans are stupid. <embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="480" height="385" src="http://www.youtube.com/v/fJuNgBkloFE?fs=1&hl=de_DE" al
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="10" id="2858886"]Quoting MasonM, reply 8True factual journalism has been replaced by opinion reporting. It's a disgrace, and even Fox News is guilty of it as well. I don't think there are any major news outlets left who stick to factual journalism these days. I agree 100% that any decent journalist should ask questions and check facts before accepting any statement as being true, and at the same time they should report it when statements are proven to be
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="33" id="2858883"]Quoting heil_stardock, reply 31well, they DID see it written, as can be seen at 0:00. besides, the obama-is-a-kenyan attacks were still fresh in people's minds, as the inverviewer of course knew. that's why it's so funny. What makes it so funny is most of them are the ones so dead set against profiling (which is using prejudice to spot bad guys). Yet they do it daily and for stupid reasons. The 2 words start with a K, and both
[quote who="joasoze" reply="1" id="2856204"]None of the ones I have followed or posted in has been locked at all[/quote] two elemental threads on the first page are locked.
Strange how all Elemental threads here seem to get locked...
The chinese local leadership of Zhejiang province assures us it was a tragic accident. For some reasons (like a witnesses attesting that Qian Yun Hui has been held down by uniformed men while the truck drove over him and a inexplicably disabled security camera) it was decided that it won't
That must have been the origin of the awesome idea of stopping the oil leak with golf balls.
[quote who="Nitro Cruiser" reply="3" id="2853823"]GWB did take a lot of work (and world leaders) to his ranch. [/quote] And the result looked like this: <embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="480" height="385" src="http://www.yo
Oh god, how dare Obama make a vacation on Christmas. I think the bush-fuss was more about the amount of time bush spent away from work. Let's see a top 5 of vacationers in chief: W.Bush 2001 - 69 days Reagan 1981 - 42 days H.W.Bush 1989 - 40 days Obama 2009 - 26 days Clinton 1993 - 21 days Happy Christmas (or X-mas or festival of light or whatever you call it nowadays)!
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so, it basically is standard procedure and either the repo men didn't wait the thirty days, the owner didn't react to the letter, or - most likely - the high-speed foreclosure signers didn't bother checking for details ...
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="30" id="2851230"]Quoting taltamir, reply 29 Eh, I don't see how you can confuse Kenyan (pronounced Can-Yan) and Keynesian (Key as in Okay, Ne as in knee, Sian as in Caucasian) If you see it written, I can see how someone would. But hearing it? Only idiots (but then they did prove themselves to be just that, REPEATING the word several times).[/quote] well, they DID see it written, as can be seen at 0:00. besides, the obama-is-
To paraphrase The Simpsons: Republicans - not racist, but #1 with racists. :D
lol, yes that sounds absurd indeed. I think I found the ad that the post is referring to ... or at least something closely related. sadly your source doesn't specify any details at all, not even which lane county was meant. <embed type="applicati
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TRUCKEE, Calif. — 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. When she finally got into the house, it was empty. All of her possessions were gone: furniture, her son’s ski medals, winter clothes and family photos. Also missing was a wooden box, its top inscribed with the words “Together Forever,” that contained the ashes of her
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="17" id="2852078"]To answer your question: None to you - if you're not a member of the family in question. Finding such statistics from studies would be a tad difficult, if they could be conducted at all. They would necessarily start with the assumption that parent-child incest is acceptable until & unless 'harm' is proven. Then you have the issue of defining what constitutes harm. And to be valid, the subjects of the study could not k
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="23" id="2852336"]Likewise, lulapilgrim basically argues that parent-child incest is wrong because it is wrong, without attacking me personally, however (Thanks btw.). That again is a personal opinion and not a valid argument (in absence of hard data it's perfectly fine to speculate). No, that incest is objectively wrong and for that reason causes harm is not a personal opinion. It's valid because every person has a hardwired sense of right and w
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="18" id="2852093"]Quoting heil_stardock, reply 16dude, i read. your posts in particular, which eloquently describe your personal distaste for the issue. however, your personal opinion (augmented by 'clearly', good one) is still just your personal opinion. and given that you speak out of a need to voice your hate and disgust your opinion hardly doesn't count as objective nor contibutive to a discussion. No you have not - or you have not understoo
Yeah, journalists should be skeptical of any official statements. I totally agree. And viewers/readers should be skeptical of official statements, too, especially if journalists repeat them without checking. Fact-checking is important but, sadly, time consuming. Which is why we need competent, responsible and unbiased journalists to do the fact-checking for us. Journalists you can trust. Journalists that aren't under the yoke of special interests. But
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="11" id="2851225"]That proves you do not read. that question was already answered above. Try reading - I know it is hard for someone who only gets their information from talking points - but you may find it enlightening.[/quote] dude, i read. your posts in particular, which eloquently describe your personal distaste for the issue. however, your personal opinion (augmented by 'clearly', good one) is still just your personal opinion. and given that yo
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="7" id="2849429"]if they don't breed, no harm is done. however, if it's indeed consensual and they started humping at the right time ... no crime. or a victimless crime, in case someone digs out some law to nail them. Maybe as far as actual laws, there is no crime, but there is much harm done. It is undeniable and absolutely wrong and much harm done when a father and his adult daughter consent to a sexual relationship. [/qu
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="27" id="2849177"] kenyian Kenyan. And you are partly right (your Australia analogy). But then if someone asked me where East Slobovia was or something else I was clueless on - at best I would give a "no comment", but I sure as hell would not open my mouth and prove what an idiot I was! BTW - How do you feed them? [/quote] i think they get slovenly vegetables.
well, i suppose the state could choose to ignore the wishes of the people involved and start arresting and interrogating them to get at the truth. however, if it's indeed consensual and they started humping at the right time ... no crime. or a victimless crime, in case someone digs out some law to nail them. besides, getting dragged out in the open is terrible enough in a country without privacy protection laws.
wincest is only cool in pron fantasies and dog breeding. in the human case, the social consensus matches the biological one. however, if they don't breed, no harm is done. still doesn't seem right.