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by mason240 11y ago
Yes, because we need another negative preoperative targeted at our community.
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by mason240 11y ago
>Ieyasu sees the bird and says, if you do not sing for me, then I will wait until you do sing. He then sits and waits (forever). The world had spent several years waiting for the Axis powers to be start being peaceful. Suggesting that ev
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by mason240 11y ago
If the decision was in the hands of theatre commanders it certainly doesn't make it harder to justify, and in fact deals a serious blow to the "the bombs were only dropped because of political relations with Russia" meme.
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by mason240 11y ago
>makes it much harder to justify. Makes what harder to justify?
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by mason240 11y ago
Education is tool of the oppressors.
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by mason240 11y ago
Exactly. The author is free to solve these issues anytime. Until then, he is nothing but an "idea guy."
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by mason240 11y ago
Just like with Rosetta, there are always people eager to tear down the accomplishments of others.
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by mason240 11y ago
>> The Iranians can't be trusted. >National stereotypes, pillars of pragmatic diplomacy ever since 2000 BC and the clear mark of logical thinkers the world over. The OP clearly means the theocratic regime, not the Iranian peop
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by mason240 11y ago
I don't know if capitulating to theocratic regime in their attempts at nuclear proliferation (which will likely set off a regional nuclear arms race) is something to be proud of.
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by mason240 11y ago
Alexis has kind of always been unpopular on the site.
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by mason240 11y ago
That's worthy of blog post.
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by mason240 11y ago
>Most Americans could not sustain a ketogenic diet for any amount of time Why not?
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by mason240 11y ago
If they contribute nothing to the community, then why should I care how they feel about the blackout?
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by mason240 11y ago
They shut downs of other subs was overwhelmingly supported by the users.
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by mason240 11y ago
Millennials will be the last generation to die.
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by mason240 11y ago
"You have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. (As long as your pursuit makes me happy as well)" - Too many Americans.
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by mason240 11y ago
I for one am glad that we got the opportunity to show, state by state, that we supported supported same sex marriage. An earlier SCOTUS decision would have taken away our ability to show consensus on the issue. I'm glad that I was able
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by mason240 11y ago
>Considering there are plenty of examples of "gay" marriage from thousands of years ago That is not true. There are examples in Western Civilization of the acceptance of some homosexual behavior, but not of same sex marriage. N
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by mason240 11y ago
>Glad this won't be an issue going into the next presidential election. Has this been an issue presidential elections? I don't remember it being discussed at all.
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by mason240 11y ago
And a proportion of population, same sex marriage has been available to more people in the US than in the EU.
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by mason240 11y ago
The US has been (literally) years ahead of the EU in legalizing same sex marriage.
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by mason240 11y ago
I see this claimed a lot, but as someone who grew up on a farm and has decent understanding of the middle ages, I find it very, very hard to believe. There was always work to done. If wasn't something that was pressing right now (field
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by mason240 11y ago
"Just asking a question" is one the most obvious tactics of intellectual weasels.
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by mason240 11y ago
>Regardless of what you think about the current reactions, they are not solely the result of someone feeling bad. They are the reactions to the murder of [3000] innocent people by a [group of Islamists] professing [the need to eradicate
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by mason240 11y ago
You must also think we need to ban all symbols of Islam because to the Sept 11th attacks.
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by mason240 11y ago
>But if a large group of people are intimated by the 'speech' (Flag) then I think it's perfectly reasonable to remove it. >Down down vote things you disagree with - down vote things that don't add to the conversati
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by mason240 11y ago
Your comment reminds me how the Catholic Church treated the Bible during the Middle Ages (environmentalism runs so parallel to religion it's uncanny). The clergy would not let lay people read the Bible themselves, claiming there are &q
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by mason240 11y ago
I believe the trick is to put a hidden, 1px image in the email. Then you can track how many times it was requested.
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by mason240 11y ago
Look at those marketing buzzwords.
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by mason240 11y ago
You seem to be confusing what individual companies want with what capitalism wants.

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