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Under a velvet cloak? What incarnation is that supposed to be?

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I'm going to impose a rule on this thread, fetus, that you're not allowed to make a statistical claim unless you have the numbers from a fair and impartial source, because otherwise it's just obnoxious. I've been busy at work, I'll add more when I can.

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Not that I have anything against making this a pweb debate, I would appreciate if you let me know next time before you post our debates. Just FYI in the future.

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You talk about skin being used as a badge and what-not, and about people knowing who to be afraid of because of it. I think that in our modern society, it's a two way street. I live in the middle of a fairly large city, and I am often taking public transportation. When I see a large group of black t...

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poetry sin rules
is this really illegal?
why, just ask whitman

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Poetry has rules? Why does no one tell me these things?

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Oh, just you wait. at one point they skip over four years or so in a few pages.

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Then the admissions officer has already won...

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Except it's a tortoise, Jota, not a turtle. Tortoises are built to live in the desert.

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Yeah, and the real thing the tester was looking for was how the subject responded when he mentioned that the nude girl was on a bear-skin rug.

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The Voight-Kampff test says otherwise

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Those could not be marines, but a new defensive unit of its own.

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Its a question I heard somewhere, and I was interested how people would answer.

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Confessions:

I attend church for the same reasons. especially the third one.

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I saw that yesterday, I was so excited. It looks just amazing, and this is blizzard, so we know it's going to be good.

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Youâ€™re in a desert walking along in the sand when all of the sudden you look down, and you see a tortoise, itâ€™s crawling toward you. You reach down, you flip the tortoise over on its back. The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over...

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Does your definition of "fun" include being needlessly obnoxious, FT? It does seem that way from your posts.

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God dictated the commandments. God told Moses what to write, and Moses wrote it down. PLEASE read the bible, FT. It'd make you so much less confused.

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One big difference, FT, is that no one has ever died of a caffine overdose, while I can give you a list as long as you please of alcohol poisining fatalities.

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Technically, she didn't bash your opinion, she said you were being close-minded about such things, which is something totally different. Everyone feels justified when they are doing the killing... that really isn't the issue. It's whether or not God will forgive them for genocide. Thinking God will ...

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FT, the hebrews commited genocide in the OT, and felt totally justified about it (see: Joshua), so it stands to reason that war, to the ancient hebrews, isn't covered under that commandment.

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I apologize, I misread the statement. However, I ask what military hardware was NOT allowed for civilian use during the revolutionary period. My historical studies haven't shown me any.

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No, what I mean is that you have a habit of reading something, and misinterpreting it in some totally outlandish way that goes to prove how bad [insert rant subject] is, even more so than the facts show, especially when a closer reading would show you that [insert rant subject] isn't quite as insane...

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while there weren't nukes and tanks when the 2nd amendment was ratified, there were bombs and other military equipment that were not for civilian ownership, the same as today

Didn't say civilians didn't own cannons.

Am I missing something here?

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Actually, according to Websters, an arm is any weapon. Including a nuclear weapon, or a bomb. Also, there were civilians who owned cannons in the civil war And while you espouse how you need arms to protect against the government, how are you going to fight the government with a gun when they have t...

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See what happens, Anthony, when you read what's written and not what you want to have been written? It makes things so much easier.

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Fish, its usually a good idea to describe what you consider lunacy.

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While the founding fathers were able to overthrow the british mostly using only guns, there is no way that would work today. To overthrow the modern government, you would need artillery, armor, air support, among other things. If we were to go by the revolt criteria, there is no reason why I shouldn...

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that is so amazingly cool. I am very jelous.

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so, in your opinions, Anthony and Hawkblaze, should people be allowed to have their own personal nuclear weapons? I mean, after all, they're arms. What about an Abram tank?

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Actually, the Atheist headstone for the military shows a model of an atom with all of the electron paths and has an "A" in the middle. Or you could go with organized atheism and get the Humanist symbol.

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Don't expect him to come back. He doesn't usually return to threads where he's been shown wrong.

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Ha, obviously Ann Coulter has spent time disconnected from reality. She needs to come to California and see Korean street gangs for herself. Has she even been to SF?

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If terrorism didn't have a human face, I'd be confused when the robots and/or dolphins took over.

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Now what I don't understand is the community's adoption of "queer". Queer started off as even more of an insult than "homosexual", as I understand it, and literally means "weird" or "abnormal", yet many LBGT groups are increasingly embracing it as a catch-all.

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