[quote]Now it’s no secret that Obama supporters for the most part are clueless when it comes to economics, and anything else associated with common sense.[/quote] What a statement !!!!! It flies in the face of the economic policies and common sense followed over the past 28 years ..... in three conservative GOP ad
[quote]Obama warned the Republicans on capital Hill to stop listening to Rush Limbaugh if they want to get things done.[/quote] [quote]So Mr President, where is the freedom to listen to any talk show host of your choosing[/quote] [quote]I can only hope that the Republicans do not listen to Obama and chose freedom over defeat.[/quote] <
[quote]I am a proud "divider" and, while we are at it, a proud "son of dogs and monkeys" (which, as you know, is when said about Jews some kind of legitimate criticism of Israel's policies, much like "shove them in the ovens", which was so often heard among the "anti-war" protesters).[/quote] I think this is exactly what clouds your thinking and the thinking of many Israelis as well. The memory of the "Ovens" and ot
[quote]Some call it integration and an achievement. I say it can be. And it can be good and bad. But it is imperialism. And Arab imperialism didn't do much good for the world.[/quote] so you are a divider? .... what a concept especially in these historic moments !!!!! of course Arabisation of these areas is not good for the whole world !!! how can we siphon their resourc
[quote]Seriously, TA, either type text like a normal person or don't comment on my threads. You messed up the formatting of the page AGAIN! What are you doing? Typing in Word and pasting with control characters?[/quote] That is very typical of you Leauki !!!! blaming someone for the faults of others or of your own !!! I do no
[quote]This wasn't a problem during the Golden Age of Islam, when nationality was less important than religion and when non-Muslim religions were (at least in theory) respected.[/quote] Golden Age or not, it is still the same ..... ask an Indonesian, an Indian, a Pakistani, an Egyptian, a Moroccan, an Algerian, a Sudanese, or any Muslim anywhere .... In fact ask anyone in the world, what comes first.... God or country? ..... dont kid yourself Leauki .... [quote]But it is definitely a problem
[quote]Obama's Victory--A British view [/quote] Sometimes, I just wonder whom do these people, those who wrote that editorial, represent !!!! They have loud voluminous voice like that of a lost elephant .... What they say Obama's victory for IS the whole world ..... didnt they realize that when they wrote it?
[quote]It would be one thing if Franken had won by thousands of votes, but if I recall correctly it was more like less than 500 which means that you really do have to scrutinize every single vote. I can't speak for others but I would be saying the same thing had Coleman or anyone else beaten Franken.[/quote] [e digicons]:D[/e] [e digicons]:D[/e] [e digicons]:D[/e] That is really really funny !!!</spa
[quote]If they take the do nothing attitude.... the rocket attacks continue...[/quote] you see? !!!! that is exactly the point of the article and my response to it. who said they do nothing? ... the question was and still is .... is war the only option? it seems that some cant see anything else ... and that is the main probl
[quote]They [liberals] like making the same mistakes over and over and over again, always hoping for a different outcome.[/quote] In 28 years and 4 presidents only one of them was a mederate-liberal for 8 years .... and he fixed the mess of the previous 12 years and left the country in great shape with $ 500 B surplus ... a rarity in over 40 years .... then at the end of the 8 years af
[quote]The largest part of the housing collapse was with Fanny and Freddie Mac. George Bush tried to get more regulations on these two companies cause he saw the danger in them, but the Democrats blocked any atempt.[/quote] he didnt need any more regulations ... no one is asking why didnt he make more regualtions ... there are enough of them ... he and his crew were sleeping at the switch while the train was heading
[quote]Israel is proving nothing to nobody... except themselves. [/quote] Excellent point. The problem is that they cant even prove it to themselves .... not only that ... they dont even learn from their past actions. They launched these kinds of attacks and demolition countless times ... and it has never achieved their stated objective. ... i.e. inner and/or o
[quote]Here's a sampling of Jefferson's wisdom of yesteryear. This just goes to show that what was applicable back then is just as applicable today. He said in 1802[/quote] Jefferson was a great man and Statesman. However, he represented his time (very well, i might add) and culture. Some of what he said is timeless but some others are not. Most if not all of
[quote]Here’s my take on a peace plan, and I realise most independent-minded Israelis will disagree with it, but I think it’s a good idea[/quote] Not that good. better than the Two-state solution ... but my proposal is much simpler and more viable and gets Jordon out of the picture ... Jordon does not represent the Palestenians ... or anything for that matter. It is a made-up entity .... like Kwait ... <
[quote]I was feeling pretty damn low last night but eventually went to bed. Sleep helped as it often does.[/quote] I think many many people across this country will remember you and your netting .... you know what i think? ... your ecig are not working [e digicons]|-)[/e] .... smoke a real one ... and may be it will get y
[quote]"The resolution also opposes President-elect Obama's proposed public works program and supports conservative alternatives," [/quote] They are repeating their past performance ... please read LW's post regarding their past and their "consrvative alternatives". here is the link to it http://little-whip.
Hello Mason, I dont agree with your politics most of the time but i think you are a very decent man. so, please allow me to share with you few thoughts ... [quote] I hope we all get to keep our homes and jobs in the coming year.[/quote] Great wish ... i will just add keeping our health in a decent condition ... not necessarily great ... just ok will be good. <
[quote]Fourth logical conclusion: your stupidity has made you think you are right.[/quote] [quote]I may not actually be able to leave now that I'm in this. I have a high dose of that "someone is wrong on the internet" mentality. Plus I like to argue with people [/quote] Just keep the following in mind: A very wise and pious man once said: "i never lost a debate with a rational debater and neve
[quote]also... here is what evolution is: Evolution: 1. there are genes (inhertable traits) 2. copying genes can be done inaccurately from one generation to the next, causing a change in genes. 3. more suitable genes allow a creature to survive, and thus are more likely to be passed on. 4. statistically the above means most species will have their genes change over time to suit their environment, however they would be rare exception, th
[quote]In any case, if the creationist interpretation of the Second Law was correct, a lot more things than evolution would be impossible. For instance, it would be impossible to breed. You start with two humans and end up with three. Looks like an increase in order to me -- obviously it can't happen. It would also be impossible for a child to grow: five years ago she weighed 20 kilos and now she weighs 35 kilos, which means we've created an additional 15 kilos
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[quote]If you have a problem with that, take it up with the science guys, not me. I don't understand the stuff.[/quote] yes i have a major problem with that and i understand that "stuff" fully. I studied it throughly ... that is how i earned my Master and PE and that is what my job depends on. I use it all the time and whoever wrote that is just excluding "li
[quote]TA, the earth is not a closed system. Nobody says that evolution is happening in the entire universe. Hence a law applying to closed systems doesn't interfere with evolution.[/quote] so entropy is not working on Earth???? and earth and its inhabitants are excluded from its effect????!!! or only evolution is excluded? .... <span style="font-si
[quote]So what exactly is your problem?[/quote] it is not my problem. Apparently it is yours !!! you cant say Creationism is a lie then say it is consistent with evolution. Creationism is a valid concept and is consistent with evolution. [quote]What does the (second?) law of thermodynamics have to do with it? The earth
[quote]Saddly history suggests otherwise.[/quote] Yes ... and i see it happening right now and in your article. but dont blame the people in power ... it is the fault of the people who put them in power. The people who supported the Irrationality that led to the current crisis are now split into two groups: The "stubborn-neve
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