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  1. Re:Religions are philosophies on Dr. Richard Dawkins On Education, 'Innocence of Muslims,' and Rep. Paul Broun · · Score: 1
  2. Re:Religions are philosophies on Dr. Richard Dawkins On Education, 'Innocence of Muslims,' and Rep. Paul Broun · · Score: 1
  3. Re:Intelliegent Design? on Dr. Richard Dawkins On Education, 'Innocence of Muslims,' and Rep. Paul Broun · · Score: 1

    Can you read? Please use that skill: "Evolution is the change in the inherited characteristics of biological populations over successive generations."
    Do you see 'creation' or 'design' there? Hint: use the reading comprehension skill.

  4. Re:Dawkin's is a piss poor social scientist on Dr. Richard Dawkins On Education, 'Innocence of Muslims,' and Rep. Paul Broun · · Score: 1

    Foot, meet mouth.

    Merriam-Webster
    "BIGOT: a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices; especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group (as a racial or ethnic group) with hatred and intolerance."

  5. Re:Dawkin's is a piss poor social scientist on Dr. Richard Dawkins On Education, 'Innocence of Muslims,' and Rep. Paul Broun · · Score: 1

    "Anything "bad" done by religious people is presented as evidence of religion being bad in general - whether or not non-religious people do the same thing (e.g. rioting)."

    Have you ever heard a religious/conservative person in the US say anything good about atheism/socialism/communism/etc.?
    E.g. the religious keep pointing out what Stalin/Mao/etc. did as an example of why atheists are bad. Why can't Dawkins do the same?

  6. Re:Dawkin's is a piss poor social scientist on Dr. Richard Dawkins On Education, 'Innocence of Muslims,' and Rep. Paul Broun · · Score: 2

    Merriam-Webster
    "BIGOT: a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices; especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group (as a racial or ethnic group) with hatred and intolerance."

    Please use your feet according to their intended purpose. They don't belong in your mouth.

  7. Re:Dawkin's is a piss poor social scientist on Dr. Richard Dawkins On Education, 'Innocence of Muslims,' and Rep. Paul Broun · · Score: 1

    "No, you are simply wrong about factual history."
    Hearing that from you is hilarious. It's funny how the more clueless someone is, the more confident he/she is :)

    Millions were killed or died in USSR not b/c of their religion, but b/c of their social/political views (or what the government thought were their political views). The government actively discouraged and hindered religion/religious, but it never had an official policy to kill the religious.

  8. Re:Looks like the AG actually read the law on Texas Attorney General Warns International Election Observers · · Score: 1

    Hell, even Russia allowed full access to international observers during the latest president(-for-life) elections.

  9. Re:Europeans, beware! on Texas Attorney General Warns International Election Observers · · Score: 1

    yeah, great, thanks for the tip. but to measure that distance by walking, you would first need to get to the polling place to walk 100 feet AWAY from it.

  10. Re:Its long known you can do this using microwaves on Boeing's CHAMP Missile Uses Radio Waves To Remotely Disable PCs · · Score: 1

    "you can do this using microwaves with antennas to remotely disable machines"
    I don't think microwaves can interfere with internal combustion engines. You must be thinking of EMP.

    " 2.4GHz* would cause people to go blind if you hit them with it (due to the clear liquid in your eyes turning milky). "
    Guess what frequency 802.11b/g/n routers, Bluetooth or amateur radio work at?

    Are you one of those "special" people who can "feel" cellphone towers?

  11. Re:Yeah well... on Salesforce.com's Benioff Disses Windows 8, Oracle · · Score: 1

    "People under 30 know how to reinstall their OS and clean malware for the most part..."
    Source? Personal experience? That's hardly relevant. Cause mine is completely different: 90% of the people I know aren't capable of that irregardless of age (sample size: ~400). I know some who couldn't clean up their computers properly if their life depended on it (late 20s - mid 30's, senior/lead software developers). One of them got one of those FBI scareware viruses, tried cleaning it up himself, failed, torrented several W7 images/cracks/etc. (infecting his other computer in the process) and ended up wiping everything incl. the partitions during an OS repair reinstall.

  12. Re:Kill them on Smartphone Mugging More Popular Than Ever · · Score: 1

    "Virginia Tech, where they literally were lined up against the wall and shot one by one."
    You are either delusional or just a village idiot. Do you really think nobody can look up the details of that massacre?

    PS. Either way, seek professional help please.

  13. Re:Zapping Zebra on Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal Out Now; Raring Ringtail In the Works · · Score: 1

    "...pronounced roughly "oh, oh" in a sort-of orgasmic way."

    we can always rely on the Swedish to spice up Li... anything...

    PS. Well, them and the Germans...

  14. Re:lamest name ever on Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal Out Now; Raring Ringtail In the Works · · Score: 2

    How about Ctrl-Alt-T?

  15. Re:Pearl Harbor???? on US Suspects Iran Was Behind a Wave of Cyberattacks · · Score: 1

    "FDR ensured he got himself in the history books, and he didn't give a fuck how many people he had to turn into carbon scorch marks to do it. "
    Seriously? Do you even know when FDR died?

  16. Re:Ever notice the drug commercials... on The New School Nurse Is Nurse Ratched · · Score: 2

    "I can write a 50 page essay on this..."
    You can write essays all right. Too bad the writing and logic aren't coherent.

    PS. Most of the flaming "capitalists", "libertarians" and the like that I've met were born in the USSR. Oh, the irony...

  17. Re:Nuclear weapons? on White House Confirms Chinese Cyberattack · · Score: 1

    " Windows NT came with NTFS, and then with Win 2000 Active Directory and Group Policies made it possible to secure entire networks to a degree not possible with any other OS of the time."
    Seriously? No one is ripping this guy a new one yet? :)

  18. Re:have you seen it? on The Implications of Google Restricting Access To Anti-Islam Film · · Score: 1

    "We've had entire countries be invaded to eliminate free speech against atheists representing an formally-atheistic agenda--remember the USSR?"

    Ermm... For instance..?

  19. Re:Not very usable, not very secret on Huge Diamond Deposits Revealed In Russia · · Score: 1

    "You didn't know that Russian Diamonds are almost all radioactive, did you?"

    You didn't know that everything that existed was radioactive, did you?

  20. Re:By starting families in their thirties, forties on Fathers Pass Along More Mutations As They Age · · Score: 1

    Just curious. Which did you get first: the kids or the nickname? :)

  21. Re:Another tough job on The Worst Job At Google: a Year of Watching Terrible Things On the Internet · · Score: 1

    Do they (NBC, CBS, ABC) do it at the same level/rate as FOX? If you don't see the difference, your reality distortion field is very strong and I envy you.

  22. Re:Um, no. on When Flying Was a Thrill · · Score: 1

    "Flying with Qatar it's even possible to make the whole journey without seeing an economy class passenger."
    Well, that's what so called "middle class" has to live with - seeing their poor brethren up close. No difference if you ask me - the same schmucks - some just with little more money than the others. Normal people just fly their own planes.

  23. Re:Um, no. on When Flying Was a Thrill · · Score: 1

    "I know Lufthansa have a dedicated terminal for First Class in Frankfurt, but you generally see the riff-raff queueing up off to the side at security or something. At bad times at Manchester I have to duck under the barrier to get into fast track while the ryanair lot glare, and feel smug they "saved" £10 on their flight."
    Yes, your Highness, they are smug indeed.

  24. Re:You can still fly this way if you want to on When Flying Was a Thrill · · Score: 1

    That's a huge oversight! Terrorists can hijack those planes too and fly them into something! I say the TSA should check those passengers too! Just imagine what they can load on the planes when no one's looking!!! Will someone think of the children?!

  25. Re:You can still fly this way if you want to on When Flying Was a Thrill · · Score: 1

    Just checked - the cheapest is $358. Who says you absolutely have to bring two bags? And if IIRC you can bring drinks on board as long as you bought them at the airport.