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I love "Subject: Obama & Islam- Watch Before It Is Pulled" when its almost a year old. You'd think Obama's Secret Police would be on something like this.
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Hahhahaha I love the idea that the White House has some sort of veto power on what videos end up on Fox News. Like yeah sure go ahead with a full 24 hour news cycle based on the actions of two black panther guys, hmmmm...what's this one? Glenn Beck claiming every other person in our admin is a secret jew banker and our policies are demonic...okay run that one. This picture of Obama checking out some ladies rear end, that's fine, a little thin maybe you guys could have a panel discuss it or something....WHOA WHOA WHOA what is this secret muslim poo poo. NOT ALLOWED.
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Jul 19, 2010 19:34
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ApathyGifted posted:Strangely, a properly constructed teepee would hold up well in both. A large stable base and a low CG means the earth shaking doesn't really do anything to it, and as it so happens cones produce downforce no matter what direction the wind comes from, so a hurricane would just anchor it into the ground better. Teepees are not solid objects and are not going to behave in the manner you seem to think.
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Jul 19, 2010 19:47
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ApathyGifted posted:Strangely, a properly constructed teepee would hold up well in both. A large stable base and a low CG means the earth shaking doesn't really do anything to it, and as it so happens cones produce downforce no matter what direction the wind comes from, so a hurricane would just anchor it into the ground better. The other operative phrase, in the case of a hurricane, is "torrential rain", which I think would be rough on a teepee (and the owner's possessions).
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Jul 20, 2010 05:03
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Well obviously in some weather-affected areas, leniencies will have to be made by the government to allow people to live in yurts.
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Jul 20, 2010 17:11
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quote:Not only London, Paris and Barcelona Freedom to practice religion? Not my America.
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Jul 20, 2010 18:16
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RagnarokAngel posted:Freedom to practice religion? Not my America. PRAYER IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS! Okay, can my kid leave the room so he can go face mecca without disturbing the other- NO ONLY TRUE PRAYER- CHRISTIAN PRAYER.
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Jul 20, 2010 18:21
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RagnarokAngel posted:FRIGHTENING SITUATION - OBAMA IS CHANGING THE FACE OF THE USA
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Jul 20, 2010 18:22
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RagnarokAngel posted:Freedom to practice religion? Not my America. The worst part about this is the fact that there's no word or explanation whatsoever. The e-mail just screams "Look! Look! Muslims! Doing Muslim things! They're probably plotting the downfall of America RIGHT NOW by praying to their phony 'Allah'. Stupid Muslims, don't they know the only REAL god is Abraham's God?! And to top it all off, THEY'RE DIFFERENT FROM US!"
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Jul 20, 2010 19:01
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Those are the laziest terrorists I've ever seen.
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Jul 20, 2010 19:07
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Those are actually some inspiring photographs that would make me proud of my country if it wasn't full of racist, islamophobic fundamentalist wackjobs.
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Jul 20, 2010 19:14
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Naet posted:Those are the laziest terrorists I've ever seen. By praying in the public, they cause Christian nutjobs to explode. Sounds like terrorism!
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Jul 20, 2010 21:05
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Naet posted:Those are the laziest terrorists I've ever seen.
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Jul 20, 2010 23:22
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I forgot to mention I love the "this isn't France" part. Like France is so allowing of this or something. I guess those communist liberal cheese eating surrender monkeys would bend over for terrorists huh?!
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Jul 21, 2010 03:07
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It couldn't be France, because then they couldn't be legally wearing hijabs.
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Jul 21, 2010 03:16
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the posted:It couldn't be France, because then they couldn't be legally wearing hijabs. I think the hijab is still allowed in public (just not in schools/government offices/etc.), it's just the burqu/niquab that's been banned. And I don't know if that will survive the country's constitutional checkers.
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Jul 21, 2010 03:25
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Come on. Everyone knows that they love Muslims in France.
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Jul 21, 2010 19:56
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Mornacale posted:Come on. Everyone knows that they love Muslims in France. All the way back to Charlemagne, that big Saracen lover. In fact, they loved their Muslims so much that they fought hard to keep Algeria as a part of the republic!
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Jul 21, 2010 20:12
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Pfirti86 posted:I think the hijab is still allowed in public (just not in schools/government offices/etc.), it's just the burqu/niquab that's been banned. And I don't know if that will survive the country's constitutional checkers. Why wouldn't it? Laïcité, after all, is not as abstract as our separation of church and state. It's a "keep your religion the hell away from our government and public life  " concept. Banning outfits like that is totally in keeping with that principle. It's not very appealing to Americans raised with the principle of government non-interference with religion and vice-versa, but it is what it is.
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Nenonen posted:All the way back to Charlemagne, that big Saracen lover. In fact, they loved their Muslims so much that they fought hard to keep Algeria as a part of the republic! quote:French 1st republic - brought down by Napoleon
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Hardcore Phonography posted:Here's one that probably hasn't been posted: Hahaha yikes! e - Maybe she was drunk?
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BagelMaster posted:Background: I just received this from someone I went to high-school with. He constantly complains about the world and offers solutions for all the problems of the world. Enjoy, and feel free to respond to him if you'd like, because I will forward each and every response. You can tell him that his world sounds pretty cool but I'm not sure why he's forwarding the setting of Avatar around.
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tek79 posted:Don't know if it's been discussed here, but is there any sort of leftist/liberal equivalent to these emails? Based on personal experience, I think conservatives have a monopoly on crazy e-mail chain letters. I have a lot of friends who are hard-core left wing nutjobs. But while they speak in person about the 9/11 Truthing and GW's deals with Satan, they hardly ever forward e-mails or make nutty postings on Facebook. Only my right-wing friends do that. Latin American leftists, however, are the absolute kings of political conspiracy theories. My friends in Honduras and Nicaragua take a delight in forwarding Castro's and Chavez's latest fantasies. The US is set to invade Cuba; Colombia is set to invade Venezuela; Israel is set to invade Iran. Mexican migrants are being tortured in Guantanamo Bay; MS-18 and the Salvatruchas are freedom fighters in alliance with the Zapatistas; and the DEA is growing cocaine to enslave American blacks and fund right-wing Colombian death squads. Somehow Russia, China, and Iran are Latin America's best friends. If you think reading right-wing American paranoid fantasies is ammusing, you should read up on the left-wing Latin paranoid fantasies. They're loving hilarious.
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Uh. . . . Most of those are not fantasies.
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Yup, the Grandpappy posted:Takes a Brit to put into words what we should be saying. "AMERICA STANDS FOR FREEDOM AND TOLERANCE ISLAM DOES NOT THEREFORE NO MOSQUE AT GROUND ZERO WE WONT TOLERATE IT!!!!" This Pat Condell guys needs his own show on Fox News. He's as much of a self-righteous piece of poo poo as any of their other pundits - with a British accent to boot.
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Bagheera posted:Based on personal experience, I think conservatives have a monopoly on crazy e-mail chain letters. I have a lot of friends who are hard-core left wing nutjobs. But while they speak in person about the 9/11 Truthing and GW's deals with Satan, they hardly ever forward e-mails or make nutty postings on Facebook. Only my right-wing friends do that. Um, you do know that Regan funded right-wing death squads, right?
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My mother is getting a ton of stuff about petitioning American Jews to ask Orthodox rabbis in Israel to allow Reform marriages to be recognized. She hasn't passed anything on to me, thankfully, and keeps writing back to her relatives saying that it's none of her business because she doesn't give a poo poo about what happens in Israel. I respect the hell out of my mother for that. It's always nice to see someone stand up to people that constantly insist that whatever poo poo's going down in Israel is critically important to American Jewry somehow.
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Ruckby posted:Um, you do know that Regan funded right-wing death squads, right? Yeah, and I know that my leftist Latino friends think that Obama's still doing it today.
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Bagheera posted:Yeah, and I know that my leftist Latino friends think that Obama's still doing it today. How else can he fuel his raging cocaine addiction?
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Bagheera posted:Yeah, and I know that my leftist Latino friends think that Obama's still doing it today. He is ordering assassinations, even on American citizens, if I recall correctly.
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Slaan posted:He is ordering assassinations, even on American citizens, if I recall correctly. Just the white ones 
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Patter Song posted:My mother is getting a ton of stuff about petitioning American Jews to ask Orthodox rabbis in Israel to allow Reform marriages to be recognized. She hasn't passed anything on to me, thankfully, and keeps writing back to her relatives saying that it's none of her business because she doesn't give a poo poo about what happens in Israel. I respect the hell out of my mother for that. It's always nice to see someone stand up to people that constantly insist that whatever poo poo's going down in Israel is critically important to American Jewry somehow. Whether or not it affects you don't mean you don't have to care though? I think that's kind of an important thing for the progress of Israel.
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Mom posted:I tried to phone you this morning but couldn't get a hold of What's that, actual goods and services being offered to Palestinians? Guess they're pretty well off after all
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I love the logic there. Someone in Gaza bought lipstick, therefore no one in Gaza is needy. edit: Is there any evidence that that photo comes from Gaza at all? I don't remember women in Gaza favoring that particular style of dress. Arglebargle III fucked around with this message at 17:20 on Jul 26, 2010 |
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Jul 26, 2010 17:11
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quote:BIG BROTHER COMES TO WAL-MART Apparently this is true in the sense that a Walmart in Brockton is starting to use RFIDs with Gillette but will disable them upon checkout. I mean I hate Wal Mart as much as I'm sure most of you do but seriously what the hell?
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Jul 26, 2010 17:59
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Arglebargle III posted:I love the logic there. Someone in Gaza bought lipstick, therefore no one in Gaza is needy.
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RagnarokAngel posted:Apparently this is true in the sense that a Walmart in Brockton is starting to use RFIDs with Gillette but will disable them upon checkout. Taking measures to prevent shoplifting is the first item on the communist agenda.
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Jul 26, 2010 18:04
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RagnarokAngel posted:Apparently this is true in the sense that a Walmart in Brockton is starting to use RFIDs with Gillette but will disable them upon checkout. I just noticed that story is dated 2003. Of course, most stores have been using RFID tags as anti-theft protection even before then.
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baquerd posted:What's that, actual goods and services being offered to Palestinians? Guess they're pretty well off after all But how was the white-water rafting? 
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fishmech posted:I just noticed that story is dated 2003. Of course, most stores have been using RFID tags as anti-theft protection even before then. Didn't even notice that. Apparently Wal Mart is going to try it again so this articles been making the rounds again.
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