Yeah, but they don't usually switch to another religion. Lot's of people lose their religion, but if there examination leads them to remain religious, they usually don't end up switching religions.
Why do you find that insulting? Our beliefs don't matter too much. God either exists or doesn't and believing in him doesn't change that.
It's true that a lot of people reexamine their childhood beliefs critically and continue on with them, but it's also true that you get very few who switch away to another religion after close examining.
It's not how they would have made it, plus giant transparent pipes filled with water, plus a planet that figured in a like, two episodes ever, got wiped out.
If the demands were being filled anyway, you wouldn't need jobs. If, on the other hand, people do need to work to fulfill demands, and you called any such work "business", which seems a fair definition, then your point is just a tautology.
Republicans don't believe this. They believe tax cuts to the rich will bring more money to the rich. They don't care that money to the poor and middle class is more effective, because the rich have almost no chance of being truly hurt by the recession. All recession means to them is lower relative labor costs and lower sales which they can ride out by firing people.
This is also leads to such a weird turn of phrase as "Causing pain" for austerity measures that wreck people's lives. At the very most, the rich feel a bit of heartache out of sympathy.
You might be able to shine a laser on the air molecules that make of a sound and watch the back scatter. You'll pick up the sound at the speed of light! Just because we normally wait around for it doesn't mean we have to.
Yeah, it sounds like what many schoolkids do when they first see the equations of special relativitity. They plug in numbers bigger than than the speed of light.
Why not? Pretty much every country in Western Europe allows restrictions on speech even political and religious speech. Especially political and religious speech. Yet some of them are arguable more democratic than the US.
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3. No they didn't. See Powell's speech to the UN. They had no evidence. If you think they did then you haven't looked.
He wouldn't have had the opportunity since he would have stopped 9/11
Do you know what a recession is?
Such a finding was required by the use of force legislation pushed through Congress, so Bush signed a letter to that affect.
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If I can avoid it, I will never vote for anyone who supported that war again.
I understand that, I just think it's a bit of a self-centered attitude.
Yeah, but they don't usually switch to another religion. Lot's of people lose their religion, but if there examination leads them to remain religious, they usually don't end up switching religions.
Why do you find that insulting? Our beliefs don't matter too much. God either exists or doesn't and believing in him doesn't change that.
It's true that a lot of people reexamine their childhood beliefs critically and continue on with them, but it's also true that you get very few who switch away to another religion after close examining.
We should also consider that most XBox owners are Americans and Americans mostly don't know how many civilians we're killing.
It's not how they would have made it, plus giant transparent pipes filled with water, plus a planet that figured in a like, two episodes ever, got wiped out.
What are you complaining about? We used to just kill them.
First they came for the Nazis and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Nazi ...
We're way overbalanced towards investment.
Working for a living ain't a risk?
If the demands were being filled anyway, you wouldn't need jobs. If, on the other hand, people do need to work to fulfill demands, and you called any such work "business", which seems a fair definition, then your point is just a tautology.
Peter Schiff is a brilliant guy, but he's also a lying scumbag. Beware.
Republicans don't believe this. They believe tax cuts to the rich will bring more money to the rich. They don't care that money to the poor and middle class is more effective, because the rich have almost no chance of being truly hurt by the recession. All recession means to them is lower relative labor costs and lower sales which they can ride out by firing people.
This is also leads to such a weird turn of phrase as "Causing pain" for austerity measures that wreck people's lives. At the very most, the rich feel a bit of heartache out of sympathy.
How to Read a Book by Mortimer Adler. I read this when I was 33. I was surprised to learn that I didn't know how to read a book.
You might be able to shine a laser on the air molecules that make of a sound and watch the back scatter. You'll pick up the sound at the speed of light! Just because we normally wait around for it doesn't mean we have to.
Whips have been breaking the sound barrier for longer than that even.
Yeah, it sounds like what many schoolkids do when they first see the equations of special relativitity. They plug in numbers bigger than than the speed of light.
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Why not? Pretty much every country in Western Europe allows restrictions on speech even political and religious speech. Especially political and religious speech. Yet some of them are arguable more democratic than the US.
Most democratic countries don't have free speech.
How about just supporting the concept of democracy for once?
I find giving them a huge task with complicated data structures and having them fuck it up does wonders for their humility.