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Its not our fault conservatives have to spew their hatred and it turns into chaos. And someone mentioned the picture in question was being hosted on storm front. Hmm...that should tell you right off the bat that its not just a dumb photo, but its meant to be racial in nature. And for those of you who aren't aware of this, storm front is a website dedicated to the cause of neo-nazis.

Quote: Originally Posted by The Guy Theres a difference between using a monkey to imply lesser intelligence than there is to comparing black people to monkeys because of their skin color and how they look. Like in this case. Quote: Originally Posted by dammies Seems this is the most intelligent poster in this thread. Comparing a white man to a monkey is different from comparing a black man to it. Totally different meanings. Totally different...

click here to watch the video What's next Bill? Dinner with ACORN?

I'm waiting for Obama to tell us his plan before I decide on his first year and if he's competent at all. If he doesn't I'm sending him my Afghanistan Library =/

Sounds like America is slightly getting up there with Japan and hazing. I call it that because most hazing in Japan's school usually involves rape, straight and homosexual.

Quote: Originally Posted by Eazy187 when it comes to legal matters Facebook can handover user information to investigators. How do you suppose this happened though you know ? One day they decided to try and find her on Facebook and contact them like we need her email & password so we can see her pics and investigate ? My guess on this particular situation is that she didn't have her profile on private.

The site that hosted the picture was Stormfront, so it's no surprise. As offensive as the photo may be, I think it should remain on the grounds of free speech. Google wasn't responsible in any way, though.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/11/25/g...y-2/index.html By Saeed Ahmed, CNN November 25, 2009 12:05 p.m. EST Quote: (CNN) -- For most of the past week, when someone typed "Michelle Obama" in the popular search engine Google, one of the first images that came up was a picture of the American first lady altered to resemble a monkey. On Wednesday morning, the racially offensive image appeared to have been removed from any Google...

It doesnt seem that science gains much media attention. Instead of typing an essay, I found it easier to get to the point. Stephan Hawking is more to quantum physics than Einstein is to the theory of relativity. Hawking's belief that the lay person should have access to his work led him to write a series of popular science books in addition to his academic work. The first of these, A Brief History of Time , was published on 1 April 1988...

Lmao!