But, is it illegal? And, if it is illegal, why isn't the governemtn prosecuting them? I care and tolerate. I have too. While I may think he is an idiot and completely wrong. He has the right to say what he feels. <
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>>>> He can speak like that because we as a nation believe that a person has a right to voice his opinion in a public and private forum without restriction, provided the language is not obscene or “incite-ful.” In my opinion, calling the elected leader of the US "the devil" is obscene! Thank you for proving my point. You don't care, you
Right on, Draginol. Looking forward to Part II. Still, we did profit from it, and for that America as a country still is mighty popular around here. The country is, its policy (and politicians) is not. There is a big difference between the two. What does this mean, exactly? I'll be the first t
So, there I was, pondering the state of the world and life in general and the truth became clear. The problem with America and much of the world is Tolerance. When did the concept of Black and White/Right and Wrong go out of style? I look at the headlines and listen to people talk about ‘the kids these days’ as they shake their heads in disgust, they are exac
Two more dead in Turkey. I know how we feel about terrorist here in America and I can guess what they are saying in Turkey and England and Spain and even Russia! What I really what to know is what are the Muslims, I mean the 'good' ones, saying and doing about these extremists who hide behind the works of Muhammad and murder people as they profess the name of Allah? W
Because half of America thinks and votes like half the people writing on this site. Common sense has become uncommon, Moderateman, we are a select few these days.
Barring Tova you're all the same person aren't you? The writing style is the same anyway. So why bother addressing Sons/Candy/Orions by name? Is that you, Tova?
i'm confused. which tornado? musta hit somewhere outside the us cuz you say the victims--unlike people in america--rebuilt their homes without government assistance No, I'm talking about other Americans that lost all they had, that weren't looking for handouts from the American government. Not one tornado in America, but hundreds this yea
implying one gains some sorta special insight or wisdom by virtue of having spent time 'there' Wisdom,no. Insight, maybe more than most peoples 'outsight', Iraq is a terrible situation true, but does that make it is an overall bad thing? Why not look at all the good being done there...oh, that's right,
Tova 7 - My Bible has 1979 pages of scripture in it and I've read every one of those pages, and every time I read them again I find something new or forgotten. I welcome the aid of the stranger as well as the friend. Who cares who shows you the verse, as long as God can speak to you through it. Jesus didn't tell the diciples to go out, make friends and share the word when they accept you, He said go out and tell them about Me. Building trust, how
Have u been there, davad70?
I think the possible solution to the violence is not as simple as a couple of 50 mega-ton yields, as I see it there are two overall objectives: 1. Kill extremist terrorists 2. Prevent future indoctination You can't change the minds of the current terorists, they need to be killed so they don't spread the idea. We need to start a clandestine operation to support and fund a credible Muslim religous movement preaching peace, the true inte
Why can't the people in the gulf buy some lumber with the thousands of dollars the government gave each individual and build a new house? The problem is that people in America want the government to do everything for them. You don't hear anything from the tornado victims, they got hit, said, "Shit," and got to work rebuilding not waiting for a government to do it. The government didn't send the hurricane, why should it fix the damage? That's life.</fon
Why can't the people in the gulf buy some lumber with the thousands of dollars the government gave each individual and build a new house? The problem is that people in America want the government to do everything for them. You don't hear anything from the tornado victims, they got hit, said, "Shit," and got to work rebuilding not waiting for a government to do it. The government didn't send the hurricane, why should it fix the damage? That's life.</fon