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  1. Enjoy on New Video Game Recreates Kennedy Assassination · · Score: 4, Funny

    The SS at your door.

  2. E-V-E-R-Q-U-E-S-T ?? on Everquest 2 Launches · · Score: 5, Funny

    Will this "Everquest" help me in getting an Open Beta CD-Key for WoW from the duct-taped together webserver that is FilePlanet.com? Or perhaps assist me in my perilous presuit of refreshing "signup.worldofwarcraft.com" every 5 seconds in hopes of grasping -- ever so quickly -- that final bliss-filled orgamsmic joy of actually getting to play?

    /Already got CD-Key suckers

  3. Re:canada anybody? on U.S. Supreme Court: Public Anonymity No Right · · Score: 1

    Crap, Wrong Parent >

  4. Re:canada anybody? on U.S. Supreme Court: Public Anonymity No Right · · Score: 2, Insightful

    LOL. Ah yes, Canada, home of free speech and equal opportunity. Is this the same Canada who's Government got in a huge hissy fit over Conan O'Brien [msn.com]? (And they complain about the FCC) Or is it the same Canada that bans America's #1 Cable Network [canoe.ca] because the Government disagrees with it's coverage, while allowing Al-Jazeera to broadcast freely.

    You live in a glass house.

  5. Re:canada anybody? on U.S. Supreme Court: Public Anonymity No Right · · Score: 1

    LOL. Ah yes, Canada, home of free speech and equal opportunity. Is this the same Canada who's Government got in a huge hissy fit over Conan O'Brien? (And they complain about the FCC) Or is it the same Canada that bans America's #1 Cable Network because the Government disagrees with it's coverage, while allowing Al-Jazeera to broadcast freely.

    You live in a glass house.

  6. Re:Don't tell this to the PeePers on Saudi Webmaster Acquitted of Terrorism Charges · · Score: 3, Informative

    As oppose to the liberal version of FreePer (although, I'd say it's 10x worse), which is celebrating the death of former President Ronald Reagan.

    Best to just steer clear of the Internet bottom feeders.

  7. Re:President Bush's erratic behavior on Bioterrorism Charges Brought Against Professor · · Score: 1

    Here, how about this? It's an OP/ED he posted a while back admitting that the "major source" he's had for a long time was fake/an imposter.

    Dude, this guy is not credible. It's just that you want to believe it. MoveOn.

  8. Re:President Bush's erratic behavior on Bioterrorism Charges Brought Against Professor · · Score: 1

    God, this thing is spreading like wildire.

    Take a look at the article. It has all anonymous sources. Do you really believe that this guy -- Doug Thompson -- has access to the aides to the President and is able to write up this article, and yet the Washington Post, New York Times, LA Times etc. are not? Right.

    The guy who wrote this is an ex-Freeper (Free Republic member) who is on a crusade to ruin Bush. He's admited to fabricating stories before. This guy is clever, he writes stories out of thin air and adds stuff you wish were true. I could just see you reading it and going "OMG! THAT RIGHT-WING BIBLE-THUMPING SHRURB!"

  9. Re:And Soon... on Shareaza 2.0 Released Under GPL · · Score: 2, Insightful
    As soon as the DMCA notices arrive at sourceforge, it'll be taken down.
    Just like eMule (Or BitTorrent for that matter), right?
  10. Re:anybody compiled it yet on Shareaza 2.0 Released Under GPL · · Score: 0, Troll

    But it is Java. Barf. Java
    is like Communism, Great ideas on paper that just don't work.

  11. Re:You are painting with a very broad brush on The Economics of Executing Virus Writers · · Score: 1
    There is a cost of reducing crime, and it is not worth my freedom.

    What freedom is that? Running around saying your going to fly planes into buildings? Or your freedom to bring an knife on a plane? Please.
  12. Re:Bill is a cheapskate on Political Pop-ups, and Follow the Money · · Score: 1

    You mean like this doozie? (See the video!)

  13. Re:The Militarization Of Space on The Future of NASA · · Score: 1
    So your basically saying that you don't need security. You don't need to arm yourself with a gun or have a nationalized military? I don't think you live in the real world. You live in a dream world where everyone are little cuddly pink care bears who only become violent when other cuddly pink care bears start intimidating them with mean weapons and armies.
    I'm not implying by this that Americans are inherintly evil or backward ( as they imply of their enemies ). The US is simply the pinnacle of the world's capitalist empire, and as such, is the most glarying obvious example of what capitalism is really about: profit at any cost.

    Capitalism doesn't have anything to do with your ramblings in this post, why even mention it? I guess your ignorance is not limited to your faux worldview, but also to economics and social order.

    Capitalism is about the individual, not about the collective. Look how much fuss we had over liberating a country. Think what would happen if we said we should take over France "just because". It would be impossible. Not so in a communistic or socialistic country. They must do what their government says or they die.

    Socialism and communism don't work. They never have, and never will. Certain aspects of socialism can work with democracy, for example more communal emphasis on helping ones neighbour or whatever, but in and by themselves they don't work. (And don't bring up how America "ruined" the socialism experiment in Chile, for that is a myth)

    Don't think that's what the plan is? Check out http://www.newamericancentury.org/RebuildingAmeric asDefenses.pdf, which was prepared by such war criminals as Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Elliot Abrams, Jeb Bush, and Paul Wolfowitz.
    LOL. Don't you just love it when these people bring up PANC. Jesus Christ! PANC only has like three members, and half of them work at the Weekly Standard. They've had like three meetings, and have no influence or control over the Bush administration. Bill Kristol has debunked the liberals outcry over that organization countless times, yet it still is brought up all over the place as some kind of spooky Right-wing conspiracy.

    PANC's main motto is that democracy worldwide is the best way to curb terrorism. I don't see what's so wrong with that.
  14. Re:Is Haliburton bidding? on USA To Return To Moon By 2015, Then Mars · · Score: 0, Offtopic
  15. Wrong wrong wrong on USA To Return To Moon By 2015, Then Mars · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Ah, let me fix this for you.

    Well, stop liberating people would be a good start.

    There you go.

  16. Re:Does anyone actually think that this will work? on U.S. Begins Digital Fingerprinting In Airports · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    I was listening to NPR yesterday [...]
    There's your problem.
  17. Re:Does this really solve a problem? on U.S. Begins Digital Fingerprinting In Airports · · Score: 1

    During the Clinton administration, there were proposals by aides to add a system that would require the highway police to check greencards of people they pull over, but Clinton denied it because Janet Reno said it would eventually lead to "racial profiling" and would hurt the Mexican base for Clinton's re-election, so they never went through with it.

    And guess what? The mastermind of 9/11 was pulled over for speeding days before the terrorist attacks. Not to mention Janet Reno's denial for the CIA to check a suspected terrorists (again, a 9/11 terrorist) laptop because of "civil liberties" issues.

    All of that has changed though. It's funny when people say "why didn't we do this before?". How could we? Nobody would of allowed it.

  18. Re:Brazil strikes back! (sort of) on U.S. Begins Digital Fingerprinting In Airports · · Score: 0
    The fingerprinting on American airports is an overreaction and a sign of paranoia
    What the? And you know Howard Dean would be the first to scold the Government if another terrorist attack happened and we could of prevented it with fingerprinting. Better safe than sorry, as they say.

    The fingerprinting hardly takes any time whatsoever, and early reports are even showing that it speeds up the process because the guys who check you out don't have to worry that some of you are unidentified, since your already all verified... er' somethin' like that.
  19. Re:When you need to get something done: turn to US on Spirit Rover Lands Successfully · · Score: 1

    French antisemetic "theories"?! Oh, boy, where do I start? How about recently, when a French "comedian" Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala was reprimanded by the producers of "You Can't Please Everyone" on state-owned France 3 television, for appearing on their show dressed as an Orthodox Jew and shouting "Heil Israel" while making the Nazi salute--although the producers were too cowardly to label this as the outright Jew-hatred that it was. Now this antisemitic bastard is demanding an apology and threatening to sue France 3: Fury at French comic 'Heil Israel' jibe.

  20. Re:When you need to get something done: turn to US on Spirit Rover Lands Successfully · · Score: 1

    Noam Chomsky? Good God. He's the most anti-American guy out there. Learn. Learn some more.

  21. Re:Take that Beagle 2! on Spirit Rover Lands Successfully · · Score: 0, Redundant
    That being said, the anti-US "u r teh fat and stupids" rhetoric does get annoying sometimes, but those posters are in the minority.
    Your new here, aren't you?
  22. Re:Think Tank on Skeptical Environmentalist Saga Continues · · Score: 0

    I wouldn't really call the CATO Institute a "right-wing" group. They're libertarian. For example, they opposed the War in Iraq.

  23. Re:The problem I have with this article on Message in a Battle · · Score: 2, Interesting
    This may intrest you...

    From FotR:
    FRODO: I wish the Ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened...

    GANDALF: So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.
    From Tony Blair:
    I know out there, there's a guy getting on with his life, perfectly happily, minding his own business, saying to you, the political leaders of this country, "Why me, and why us, and why America?" And the only answer is because destiny put you in this place in history in this moment in time, and the task is yours to do.
  24. Re:Why do I bother...? on Giant International Fusion Reactor Draws Nearer · · Score: 1
    and I don't believe it tells the whole story.
    It sounds more like you don't want it to be true...
  25. Re:Even Donald Rumsfeld..... on Giant International Fusion Reactor Draws Nearer · · Score: 1

    Yea, the U.S. did supply weapons to Iraq. Take a look at the numbers. Russia provided 57% of arms to Iraq, France 2nd at 13%, China at 12%. The U.S. was only at 1%. We obviously made mistakes trusting Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War, but we've since learned our lesson and taken care of that.