"threw out"
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A, I just through out a couple of suppositions for the purpose of
expressing a little righteous indignation about your righteous certainty. I am
not qualified to have such a discussion. :)
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Of course the DNA isn't an exact match to the mother or father! Still an
unborn potential, though and under the purview of the mother. That's the way
God intended it, so to speak, and that's the way it is. We have animal bodies;
many animals cull out the weak to die, reject their offspring af
That's been a point of mine for awhile - that it's a decision, a very personal
decision, that the woman makes. It's not an easy one—not simply a cold,
heartless, decision. A hard decision. A decision made as her hormones are
ramping up to high levels and changing all the chemistry, let's reme
I don't believe anyone *knows for sure* what happens or when, soul-wise, with
respect to the process of life, or death either, for that matter. Having said
that, I absolutely believe the decision to risk bringing life into the world or
the decision not to are weighty ones. Equating abortion wit
Saw this on PBS last night...
Another angle of oil fields in a community and some interesting "karma". Very
good.
The Overnighters (2014) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3263996/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3263996/
The Overnighters (2014) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3263996/ Direct
I don't think he's left. He typically chimes in in both locations when the
spirit moves him :). I just thought he was expressing his grief (too strong a
word?) over the shake-up and was feeling bored or something. Life is to good
to be bored, so maybe he just wanted to say he was off to take
Peter Coyote's memoir—The Rainman's Third Cure: An Irregular Education—looks
interesting. Out recently, April 2015.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Rainmans-Third-Cure-Irregular/dp/1619024969
http://www.amazon.com/The-Rainmans-Third-Cure-Irregular/dp/1619024969
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Haven't read his memoir yet Hugh Grant has played several uptight,
innocent, Englishman roles - he's well suited to such a character.
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Re "Peter Coyote's memoir—The Rainman's Third Cure: An Irregular
Education—looks interesting. :"
If you
Mysteries, Yes ~ Mary Oliver
Truly, we live with mysteries too marvelous
to be understood.
How grass can be nourishing in the
mouths of lambs.
How rivers and stones are forever
in allegiance with gravity
while we ourselves dream of rising.
How two hands touch and the bo
The Amma forum I was a member of for awhile was very heavily moderated and all
posts were supposedly read and approved ahead of time. The moderator was
pretty black-and-white clear about exactly what the purpose of that particular
forum was and why she put herself and everyone else through that
Yep—balance was lost. Personally, watching the way the old FFL would
*collectively* "right itself" and move past "conflicts" to different ground was
always fascinating for me. Subjectively speaking, I think it would have been
nice if the "mean drunk" had been thrown in the "drunk tank" for a d
Curtis does have a way with words….the creative insult posts were the first
major shock of FFL for me. In general, it seemed to me at the time, before I
understood any of the online personalities, that they were mostly all fondly
delivered. Turns out I was a bit wrong on that. :) On Buck's for
I agree with Alex's decision based solely on his behavior as stated below. He
was completely aware of what he had been asked to comply with and the reasons
for it and it was a fair request. For me, recognizing that I had at one time,
new to all things online forum-like, been using a yahoo acco
Personally, I got a huge laugh out of "free" plus the "r." Given all the
hoopla over here in "Buckworld," that is. So funny.
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I think Richard knew exactly what he was doing in order to get booted off.
It was all the prelude to that, with A
Correctedthere are just too many errors. :)
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I agree with Alex's decision based solely on his behavior as stated below. He
was completely aware of what he had been asked to comply with and the reasons
for it and it was a fair request. For me
This is a perfect example of why online "privacy" should be adhered to, if
requested. Context, context, context...can be lost.in the archives.
Sometimes it was simply the energy of the conversation that seemed to drive the
nature of posts; read out of context or even later in time, none of
Okay, I'll stop commentingBuck, are you watching this? FORGIVE THEM, FOR
THEY KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THEY DO
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Rather curious that I'm being called out for having a sense of decency by
someone who has none at all.
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Buck might boot him if he posts it here. That's funny. In that I have *NEVER*
been over the top or crude, I can't relate to what might spur such a post, but
if I had been...I'd want to keep my good name out of it.
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Okay, I looked at it. Doesn't even come close to rising to the offensiveness
of so much of what the brute over there has laid down. Can't even compare. Not
particularly witty. You've improved tremendously in that department, based on
some of your more recent stuff. That's the end of it for m
Karen Armstrong: "There is nothing in the Islam that is more violent than
Christianity" - Nieuwwij
http://www.nieuwwij.nl/internationaal/karen-armstrong-nothing-islam-violent-christianity/
http://www.nieuwwij.nl/internationaal/karen-armstrong-nothing-islam-violent-christianity/
Karen
She's actually quite studied on the early history of religion, etc. From the
book "The Case for God" come the following points: Christianity and Islam are
both monotheistic. Muhammed believed he had "revelations" that came from the
"God of the Jews and Christians", which ultimately became the
What century?
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(A) You're in a Catholic country sitting in a cafe. There are some Christians
nearby discussing their faith. You interrupt them to say: "I don't know why you
waste your time with all that crap. The only thing The Bible is good for
One cannot predict the futurewell, except maybe jr_esq. :)
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B, I'd say.
THAT IS THE CORRECT ANSWER. YOU OBVIOUSLY KEEP AN EYE ON CURRENT NEWS.
For those saying "What century?": The 21st c
Powerful image
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IAMX - The Unified Field/Quiet the Mind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj_mGroTdbw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj_mGroTdbw
IAMX - The Unified Field/Quiet the Mind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj_mGroTdbw A video including
Previews(Snippets) to the new IAMX single - The Unified
Well, if we were to have had the political and economic history of say, Iraq,
or if some of the current "groups" (noted in this article) were to gain power
and pair with ohhhmaybe the Tea Party, and if we were not blessed with
still benefiting from living in a democracy of our ilk with a hea
He's an interesting guy - Chris Cornerhere is how he thinks of the "unified
field." Do you think he does TM?
Chris Corner | auxiliary magazine
http://auxiliarymagazine.com/tag/chris-corner/
http://auxiliarymagazine.com/tag/chris-corner/
Chris Corner | auxiliary magazine
http://au
Nobody is excusing the violence. My point is that the essence or core of
Islamic belief as a practiced way of life is obviously not what is playing out
on the world stage right now. I agree with Ann in that "fanatics" of any type
and breed pose danger; fanaticism is extremism and extremism gone
Oh yeah.and the other point.if we were living in a different
centuryit might have been the Christians violently at war with the
"non-believers" as they saw fit, with massive and bloody and gruesome results.
There is no benefit in being self-righteous or hypocritical about it.
SEARCH FOR MEANING My Reflections on Islam Mounir Mehri
For those of you who don’t know me, I’m Mounir Merhi. I grew up in the Muslim
faith in Beirut, Lebanon in an open-minded family with long and enlightened
tradition of religiousness & belief without fundamentalism. Even the most
religious a
Walid Shoebat??? ROTFLOL.Sorry, was ROTFLOL
Get it right, Mike. Context, context, context. You've isolated one sentence
from an interview about HIV/AIDS - which is where his mind was when he made
that statement, if you look at the interview. He also states his children are
a "miracle" in that same interview; perhaps he didn't get every
"in part about HIV/AIDS" (I said that to acknowledge the larger conversation
that was being had)
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Get it right, Mike. Context, context, context. You've isolated one sentence
from an interview about HIV/AIDS - which is where his mind was when
Here is the transcript of what he said. It is not out of the realm of
possibility that he was thinking simultaneously of the two topics in that one
sentence precedes/follows another. The word "punishment" could just have
easily been construed as "consequence"...as in "I don't want them to suff
To me, black and white thinking takes on the cloak of "casual, indifferent,
etc.", or "blasé," if you will. The remark "Oh shit! I missed my period! I'm
really *f"ed* now!" seemed off the cuff and appeared to indicate a prejudiced
and surficial understanding of the issue"blasé."
Curiousl
Was this the answer to my question? I appreciate that you've articulated your
position here. I believe that the decision to abort is a personal one and one
that should not be legislated. It isn't a casual decision and don't assume that
the law which allows it turns it into one. You have a pos
As I said, I agree with what Karen Armstrong writes. When the founding
*fathers* wrote what they did, they were not thinking of this issue
"Indeed I want to argue that America is the only country that has the
misfortune of being founded on a philosophical mistake--namely, the notion of
P.S. Do you first judge the woman for having the abortion and then judge her
for not raising her child right? For being poor, uneducated? For going on
welfare? For needing help from a society that marginalizes her? For not
getting it? Do you sponsor a single mother yourself? You aren't com
These blank posts are intervals for silence and deep breathing
It's a miracle (smile).
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This caught my attention:
Pope held sick baby, what happened next is amazing
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/inspiration-nation/2015/09/23/inspiration-nation-pope-holds-baby/72671356/
http://www.usatoday.co
Book Of Revelation: 'Visions, Prophecy And Politics'
http://www.npr.org/2012/03/07/148125942/the-book-of-revelation-visions-prophecy-politics
http://www.npr.org/2012/03/07/148125942/the-book-of-revelation-visions-prophecy-politics
Book Of Revelation: 'Visions, Prophecy And Politics&...
I'm not Catholic either. He wasn't speaking to "Catholics" exclusively. It
was an extremely universal message - in fact all of his speeches have been
this. I mention this one to you because it speaks directly to the phrase "one
world spiritual system", you included. I only heard the last par
You don't know.
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I think.
From: "Mike Dixon mdixon.6569@... [FairfieldLife]"
To: "FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com"
Sent: Sunday, September 27, 2015 10:28 AM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Don't Let Muslim Migrants In'
Damn girl! Y
Last meal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_meal
Last meal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_meal A condemned prisoner's last meal is a
customary ritual preceding execution. Various countries have various traditions
in
Yes, education and the opportunity to use it does wonders for self-esteem,
doesn't it?
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That must be a *self esteem builder*! Wonder who the judges were. Lifers?
From: "awoelflebater@... [FairfieldLife]"
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Se
Rate of mass shootings has tripled since 2011, new research from Harvard shows
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/10/mass-shootings-increasing-harvard-research
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/10/mass-shootings-increasing-harvard-research
Rate of mass shootings has tripl
Seattle has just implemented a path to the highest minimum wage in the
country—$15/hr. Different paths and requirements and ways to achieve the rate
for different size companies, etc. "Small businesses" have 7 years to step up
to that rate. Here's how it's going to work:
$15 Minimum Wage h
Are you prejudiced towards fast food workers in general or just McDonald's
employees? What are your assumptions about people who work at MickeyD's?
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If you're going to pay fifteen an hour , you have a right to expect more from
your employee, proba
It Was Always Supposed To Be A Living Wage
http://thebillfold.com/2015/07/it-was-always-supposed-to-be-a-living-wage/
http://thebillfold.com/2015/07/it-was-always-supposed-to-be-a-living-wage/
It Was Always Supposed To Be A Living Wage
http://thebillfold.com/2015/07/it-was-always-sup
Not sure what "fry fires" refers to, but it is true that a single parent who is
the exclusive provider, making $15/hr, cannot afford the cost of daycare. This
is why support networks are required—education and opportunity—for the good of
the all.
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Your first point is an idealistic, not a realistic viewpoint. As long as
humans procreate and follow their hormonal urges, babies will be born. That's
just the way it is. Planning, higher education and a learned skill prior to
starting a family is a great idea and I'm all for it, but it's jus
What?!? I am always wary of those who speak with much judgment about things
they have no experience with.
Curiously, what social programs are you thinking of that make up the
difference for an absent parent? I'm talking about the ones that would service
the "feminist" woman, who deceived t
Out of wedlock births are definitely on the rise. Here's an analysis of this:
I don't get this journal so can't see the original.but here is the brief:
*This Policy Brief was prepared for the Fall 1996 issue of the Brookings
Review and adapted from "An Analysis of Out-of-Wedlock Childbea
Oregon College Shooter's Father Asks How Did He Get So Many Guns
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ian-mercer-father-guns_56116d7ae4b0af3706e12525
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ian-mercer-father-guns_56116d7ae4b0af3706e12525
Oregon College Shooter's Father Asks How Did He Ge...
Just to update my post. Hey Mike, good news...birth rates for unmarried women
are actually on the decline! Don't let that keep you from volunteering with
the YWCA though!
Products - Data Briefs - Number 162 - August 2014
http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db162.htm
http://www.cdc.g
Of course they are two different stories. But, there a common theme? Know
what it is?
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Yes, you and Donald Trump would have kicked butt, unless, of course, the
shooter walked in and you were the first to be
Okay, that's kinda amusing
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I guess with the increase in gun ownership, shot- gun weddings must be on the
increase then.
From: "emily.mae50@... [FairfieldLife]"
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 6, 2015 1:58 PM
S
Mike, Mike. I am nowhere near angry, I assure you. I'm just expressing my
opinion of your gun-toting scenario, sarcastically. These situations with guns
are all a real tragedy and that's the Truth.
Gun Control: What We Can Learn From Other Advanced Countries
http://www.newsweek.com/gun-co
From what I understand, she and Barry were love-birds back in the sweltering
days of gin and ganja.
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Rick should interview this lady to see if she's enlightened. Has anyone ever
heard of her?
Katie Hopkins Tells A Church Conference That She
Heck, many in the U.S. don't care about U.S. politics. I found Ann's primer on
the Canadian political system pretty interesting. Went looking for the
difference between Liberals and Social Democrats. This isn't me, but I found
it an amusing exchange on an archived forum...
"Just in case yo
Something for Doug to join (smile)
http://www.charterforcompassion.org/index.php/charter
http://www.charterforcompassion.org/index.php/charter
My wish: The Charter for Compassion
https://www.ted.com/talks/karen_armstrong_makes_her_ted_prize_wish_the_charter_for_compassion
https:
Good quote. Had to look up James Branch Cabell. My guess is you've read his
books?
"There are, alas, an infinite number of ways for a writer to destroy
himself",[10]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Branch_Cabell#cite_note-Swanwick-10
Swanwick wrote. "James Branch Cabell chose one of
Very funny!
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Secular people in the USA have gone past The Bible, full stop.
What are they replacing it with? 1) A mindless hedonism. 2) The worship of the
almighty dollar.
There is no l
Completely surreal, I agree. The entire GOP line-up is a bizarre farce, imo,
with the exception of Rubio. The party is clearly having a nervous breakdown.
Trump has seized the opportunity to further the chaos and put his megalomania
onstage. That pledge of his to the GOP Party was pretty funn
Re: "Our diverse field of talented and exceptionally qualified
candidates.."
Should we all pray? The two GOP "frontrunners" seem to know what's up in their
convoluted way. :)
Trump:
"I will be the greatest jobs president that God ever created."
Carson:
The Bible said, "Make
Yes, this situation is the real global crisis.more from our exceptionally
talented and qualified candidates:
Fiorina:
The U.S. has already "done its fair share in terms of humanitarian aid," she
told
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/face-the-nation-transcripts-september-6-fiorina-gingrich-
I think this is more likely:
The End of the Republican Party?
http://douthat.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/09/01/the-end-of-the-republican-party/?_r=0
http://douthat.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/09/01/the-end-of-the-republican-party/?_r=0
The End of the Republican Party?
http://douthat.blogs.nyt
Just curiously, (I have no background in any of this), does the "True Self"
equate with the "Soul"? (from which, in certain texts, God within from which
"nothing can be taken away or added to?")
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Re "Chogyam Trungpa commented . . . our common hu
Love it.
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Then take a look, stop worrying about Bhogis and Bhu-mandalas and Sun sutras
and get down to it:
Advice from An Old Farmer
Your fences need to be horse-high, pig-tight and bull-strong.
Keep skunks and bankers at a distance.
Life
And from over on Snopes. Very cute
"My father in law is an old farmer. He’s given me some advice. It was more
like:
Don’t try to fix a broken porchlight in a rainstorm. Corrolary: Disconnect
power to the sprinkler system before fiddling with the wiring.
If you wear longer socks, th
Yes, interesting. I remember years ago reading something of this guy and
wondering how one could be an "enlightened drunk." I figured his followers
were deluded.
I saw a show on WS Merwin last year, on his life in Hawaii, his role as a
"poet activist", and what he has done with his "prope
Yes, certainly defies logic. And yet, there was *something* that drew in the
students. Joni Mitchell wrote a song. She discusses a meeting with him here
also.
Joni Mitchell - Refuge Of The Roads - lyrics
http://jonimitchell.com/music/song.cfm?id=7
Joni Mitchell - Refuge Of The Roads -
Lovely rendition of a "come to Jesus" hymn. Looks like they are having a very
good time.
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Sacred Harp 29t Fairfield https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLTNlzsIrXQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLTNlzsIrXQ
Sacred Harp 29t Fairfield https://
Appreciate this and the previous one and the previous one and the previous
oneMay the force against fear mongering (i.e. voice of reason) prevail.
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I don't think this statement would ever apply here in the U.S. as a general
fact, even in the best of circumstances.
"Justin Trudeau's campaign pledge to resettle refugees in Canada helped sweep
him into the prime minister's office last month."
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Mike, check your facts. You must be reading those "political rags that contain
lies to create fear in fear-based individuals" again. Politico here addresses
your inaccurate assumptions and statements below.
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2015/nov/19/politifact-sheet-5-quest
Correction: "Politifact"
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Mike, check your facts. You must be reading those "political rags that
contain lies to create fear in fear-based individuals" again. Politico here
addresses your inaccurate assumptions and statements below.
htt
To combat the fear that letting in refugees is tantamount to letting in active
terrorists, here is the fact:
Of the Syrian refugees admitted so far, half are children, according to
administration officials http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2015/11/249613.htm.
The group is about 50/50 men and w
Well, Mike, I was teasing you. My sense of humor doesn't always translate well
to paper; you don't know me well. What I said was"Of course, it isn't
absolute all the time—that doesn't translate to "anyone can claim
anything.and get in"(what you said).
8 Facts About the U
One commentator I heard suggested that we put the refugees that come here to
the U.S. in refugee camps until they can be returned home. I can say that if I
was a refugee and fleeing the U.S. (which I'd like to do at times), I'd prefer
to be relocated to a relatively *safe* democracy with simila
Five Steps to Mindfulness - Mindful
http://www.mindful.org/five-steps-to-mindfulness/
http://www.mindful.org/five-steps-to-mindfulness/
Five Steps to Mindfulness - Mindful
http://www.mindful.org/five-steps-to-mindfulness/ “Breathing in, I know that I
am breathing in.” Mindfulness can tra
Trump gets ever more base in his bigotry — and yet, with few and intermittent
exceptions, rival candidates, party leaders and GOP lawmakers decline to call
him out. So he continues to rise, benefiting from tacit acceptance of his
intolerance.
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Yo
Re: "I find it cruel to uproot entire populations and plant them in a
completely foreign culture."
Mike, what are you trying to say here? It's an odd statement to me.
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Judy, the 18-19 Saudis that were responsible for 9/11 had been here for a
Re: Re: "I find it cruel to uproot entire populations and plant them in a
completely foreign culture."
It sounds like you think there is some terrorist conspiracy going to "uproot
entire populations" in the middle east and "plant them" in the U.S and Europe.
If the refugees were going to
Mike, you may consider my comparison an analogy. Considering there are about
7.3 billion people on the planet—are you assuming 7 billion of them (all but
the 300+ million in the US) want to come to the U.S.? No wonder you're
worried.
Re: "One doesn't throw in the towel and say let me star
Interesting article on Molenbeek:
Molenbeek broke my heart
http://www.politico.eu/article/molenbeek-broke-my-heart-radicalization-suburb-brussels-gentrification/
http://www.politico.eu/article/molenbeek-broke-my-heart-radicalization-suburb-brussels-gentrification/
Molenbeek broke my
"The refugees themselves, fleeing war and extremism, are not strong supporters
of the most violent groups: if they were, they would have stayed in Iraq or
Syria...The actual security risks now are low, but the potential ones are
considerable if the refugee crisis is handled poorly. Policing,
I think there is a lot to be said for policies that address the transition and
relocation and stability of these migrants.I doubt that "kowtowing to every
demand" is listed as a policy.
It makes sense that the refugees did not migrate with a desire to radicalize.
The WSJ article al
Well done and beautifully filmed documentary on Discovery tonight. Totally
worth the watch.
Racing Extinction http://racingextinction.com
http://racingextinction.com
Racing Extinction http://racingextinction.com Discovery premieres Academy
Award-Winner Louie Psihoyos’s Racing E
11 essential facts about guns and mass shootings in the United States
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/06/18/11-essential-facts-about-guns-and-mass-shootings-in-the-united-states/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/06/18/11-essential-facts-about-guns-and-mass-s
Interesting. I read a good book awhile ago re: the Channel Islanders called
"The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society."
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The extract shows that initially, very restricted food has health benefits
(not for elderly folk particularly) but brin
And a good day to you all!
Monty Python- Lumberjack Song FULL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZa26_esLBE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZa26_esLBE
Monty Python- Lumberjack Song FULL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZa26_esLBE
Comment and rate. Thanks The Lumberjack Song, in all its g
Gun sales always increase (in the US) after mass shootings; fear is the great
motivator. It always floors me that some people think the answer is more guns,
more people carrying guns. Here's another one
President of Liberty University Urges Students to Get Gun Permits
http://www.nytimes
The answer is to fan the flames of fear and arm the increasingly paranoid.
Right, Mike? Why appeal to reason, to logic? Stoking the dark side/base
instincts of human nature is not conducive to living in a civilized society.
It breeds extremism; the exact thing you are most afraid of.
--
Hmmmthis is interesting.what are you thinking here? Who might be
thwarted from taking over the government because citizens are armed?
Re: And I still argue that the right for a citizen, even ones I disagree with,
has prevented the US from being taken over in a coup d'etat."
---In
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