Nah, Dennis miller is a conservative former comedian. Back when he was still doing comedy, it was pretty centrist, with the social aspect leaning a bit to the left.
After 9/11 made him shit his pants, he started being conservative, and stopped being a comedian, opting to move his "big words and obscure references" style into punditry, where it works about as well as you might expect.
He is still to the left on social issues (abortion, gay marriage, etc.)
And moreover, if Mozilla hired a CEO who said that women shouldn't be allowed to vote, and that black people should be returned to slavery, is it wrong to call for a boycott?
As much as the religionists try to spin it, Prop 8 isn't much different.
You really do not see much difference between not giving a marriage licence versus slavery and denying people the right to vote?
The fact that most people who are against gay marriage are for gay civil unions, it seems to definitely be one driven by religious beliefs.
You really can't compare denying someone a marriage certificate is anywhere near the same ballpark as denying someone the right to vote / ride in the front of the bus / use the same drinking fountains, etc. Especially when the civil union would give the same legal protections as marriage.
We are going to be seeing (and have been seeing), more and more posts like this the closer we get to midterms. They know it's ludicrous, but the more people read something (in this case the same general theme,) the less crazy it sounds and eventually some people will believe it.
As shown during the last elections, Democrats are very good at social engineering/conditioning. Look at most of the "hot" topics on this site this month and you will see a post like this.
I am out of practice. I was married 10 years to my late wife and didn't need those social skills. Getting some positive karma before getting into a vernal conversation helps.
You are right, however. This has not helped me when it comes to meeting people. It only works for people that are introduced to me. That is a preety strong handicap.
I prefer texting to talking especially at the beginning of dating someone. I can be pretty smooth when I'm able to write out my initial thoughts, then delete them before sending.
I started the show on season 2 and watched season 1 afterwards. It was pretty good. Sure I missed some of the foreshadowing, but season 2 was packed with it anyways.
Really, the only thing I lost by doing this was seeing the Narn as bad guys bulling the Centari.
When I watched it years later with my late wife, we never did watch season 1. I tried starting her with the important episodes on season 1, but since she wasn't yet invested in the show, it really just bored her. So we skipped to season 2 and she became a huge fan. Babylon 5, Farscape, and Firefly were her favorite TV Scifi shows and became her favorite shows in general.
I'm white and have grown up almost exclusively with Hispanics. When I took a trip north, most white people looked the same to me. It was a surprising experience.
While I'm not glad about this, I am glad they are publishing how accurate it is. If Facebook is able to accomplish this, it should be serve as another example of the dangers of letting the NSA (or anyone else) record our lives without our consent.
The safety used to be that the NSA had way too much information and too little manpower to ever make use of it against average citizens. When you read stories about what Facebook and Google can do, you realize the NSA doesn't need the manpower to effectively catalog each of us.
I was dating a female sheriff. She was laughing about how a police friend of hers would like to sneak E in his dates drinks and how one girl caught him and swapped drinks.
The fact that she found it funny, that all of his police friends knew he was date raping these women, really put a dent in my view of the police.
And the worst thing is, they would probably treat a civilian that did the same thing as a filthy monster.
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I'd be buying it as well for $5. Renting it, on the other hand... no.
That is more that blockbuster.
Like a castle?
Based on that story, it seems like the audience was chosen to heckle him
Nah, Dennis miller is a conservative former comedian. Back when he was still doing comedy, it was pretty centrist, with the social aspect leaning a bit to the left.
After 9/11 made him shit his pants, he started being conservative, and stopped being a comedian, opting to move his "big words and obscure references" style into punditry, where it works about as well as you might expect.
He is still to the left on social issues (abortion, gay marriage, etc.)
No one is debating what people do in their bedrooms. They are debating a government issued marriage licence.
Too lazy to look it up, but I thought the supreme court ruled that the people defending prop 8did not have standing to do so?
And moreover, if Mozilla hired a CEO who said that women shouldn't be allowed to vote, and that black people should be returned to slavery, is it wrong to call for a boycott?
As much as the religionists try to spin it, Prop 8 isn't much different.
You really do not see much difference between not giving a marriage licence versus slavery and denying people the right to vote?
With the way I hear this debated, you would think that Christians took away a previously held entitlement (marriage.)
Christians are not the ones trying to force the world to bend to their viewpoint.
The fact that most people who are against gay marriage are for gay civil unions, it seems to definitely be one driven by religious beliefs.
You really can't compare denying someone a marriage certificate is anywhere near the same ballpark as denying someone the right to vote / ride in the front of the bus / use the same drinking fountains, etc. Especially when the civil union would give the same legal protections as marriage.
According to the article, that was because they didn't have the resources to support an unlimited user roll out.
Walmart in San Antonio typically pays cashiers more than any other non-commissioned store based cashier (with the exception of coscto.)
We are going to be seeing (and have been seeing), more and more posts like this the closer we get to midterms. They know it's ludicrous, but the more people read something (in this case the same general theme,) the less crazy it sounds and eventually some people will believe it.
As shown during the last elections, Democrats are very good at social engineering/conditioning. Look at most of the "hot" topics on this site this month and you will see a post like this.
They usually do on slashdot then go on to tie it to somehow tie it to corporations and big business.
I am out of practice. I was married 10 years to my late wife and didn't need those social skills. Getting some positive karma before getting into a vernal conversation helps.
You are right, however. This has not helped me when it comes to meeting people. It only works for people that are introduced to me. That is a preety strong handicap.
I prefer texting to talking especially at the beginning of dating someone. I can be pretty smooth when I'm able to write out my initial thoughts, then delete them before sending.
Sienfield is a show that was like that for me. I never missed it and have fond and funny memories of it. Re-watching it, though, is awkward.
Fraiser still holds up well, though.
B5 season 5 was bad but not bad enough to retroactively ruin the entire series. In fact, once you get past the telepath stories, it gets pretty good.
Battlestar Galactica last 6 episodes were so awful, I have no desire to ever rewatch that show or introduce it to someone.
I started the show on season 2 and watched season 1 afterwards. It was pretty good. Sure I missed some of the foreshadowing, but season 2 was packed with it anyways.
Really, the only thing I lost by doing this was seeing the Narn as bad guys bulling the Centari.
When I watched it years later with my late wife, we never did watch season 1. I tried starting her with the important episodes on season 1, but since she wasn't yet invested in the show, it really just bored her. So we skipped to season 2 and she became a huge fan. Babylon 5, Farscape, and Firefly were her favorite TV Scifi shows and became her favorite shows in general.
I'm white and have grown up almost exclusively with Hispanics. When I took a trip north, most white people looked the same to me. It was a surprising experience.
It doesn't allow you to tag people that do not have a facebook account.
While I'm not glad about this, I am glad they are publishing how accurate it is. If Facebook is able to accomplish this, it should be serve as another example of the dangers of letting the NSA (or anyone else) record our lives without our consent.
The safety used to be that the NSA had way too much information and too little manpower to ever make use of it against average citizens. When you read stories about what Facebook and Google can do, you realize the NSA doesn't need the manpower to effectively catalog each of us.
You added nothing except a weak attempt to act like government is only a problem due to corporations.
Corporations get more and more involved with the government due to the increasing regulations that governments put on them.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure how to separate them now. But the fault for the intertwining lies directly with the government.
Wow, it didn't even occur to me to report it. But you are right, I should have.
I was dating a female sheriff. She was laughing about how a police friend of hers would like to sneak E in his dates drinks and how one girl caught him and swapped drinks.
The fact that she found it funny, that all of his police friends knew he was date raping these women, really put a dent in my view of the police.
And the worst thing is, they would probably treat a civilian that did the same thing as a filthy monster.
I'm the same way. When I try to listen to a few stations, it is usually do to other people in the car wanting to listen.
I prefer to talk or - if by myself - drive in silence.