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Quote: Originally Posted by HebrewHammer Because you've addressed the examples, right? Oh, wait, you just danced around them. Yes, because all Islam is the same, and more importantly, governments have the right to ban speech and expression because they think it's bad. That's a good starting point. For totalitarianism. =J

I have a survival book that says take out the battery...actually they say get rid of the phone.

Quote: Originally Posted by Tazeeyore We need to take these people who kill soldiers and put them in front of our soldiers on the battlefield. And like Hasan, who is paralyzed from the waist down, an armored wheel chair will do. Since they like to kill American soldiers so much let them depend on American soldiers to protect them on the front lines. I don't think many radical Muslims, who are so inclined, would carry out any more of...

Quote: Originally Posted by BananaRepublic I thought there used to be a way to turn the GPS tracking off in your phone. If there is, I haven't heard of it. Of course, I don't have a cell phone, so I really don't know.

That's awesome. Screw Al Gore.

New Zealand already has a force in there anyway. Why would he fight alone with the US?

Quote: Originally Posted by SuddenImpact He may have just been referencing the fact that there are innocent people being killed by U.S. soldiers overseas. Intentionally or not. I don't think he meant what you think, though, since when you protested he said, "Are you denying there are innocent people being killed?" His whole theme is "we shouldn't go to war because innocent people will be killed."...

Quote: Originally Posted by HebrewHammer Yes, let's be pedantic and miss the point on purpose again. Thank you. Making up idiotic comparisons or scenarios is soooo much better. Quote: In this hypothetical, yes. Of course. Or, if you want to say that's impossible, let's say it's happening in a fictional country. Or let's just take the example of China banning churches unless the government approves. Or let's take...

Quote: Originally Posted by ctpatriot1970 Steve Watson, Friday, Dec 4, 2009 It has not been a good month for Al Gore. If I wanted to enter an understatement of the year contest I’m pretty sure that one would win. Citing “unforeseen circumstances”, Gore has been forced to cancel an event in Copenhagen that he was due to speak at ahead of the climate change talks next week. Ticket holders who had paid up to $1200 each for the event,...

You know, this really shouldn't be any sort of surprise. Quite apart from the obvious Iranian belligerence anyway, they announced years ago that they intended to get 55,000 centrifuges operating to refine uranium. To do that, it stood to reason that they must've intended to expand their facilities in this sort of way. I find it odd that the powers-that-be somehow developed a blind spot on that detail, and are only now confronting the...