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I think of as similar to the burning of a national flag, tremendously disrespectful but should be protected as a "freedom of expression\" thing.

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Sigh... the classes I took in my nation went along the lines of this...

Primary: Creation of the nation, a brief history of the UK, Canadian studies (year 4), History of the USA up to the Lincoln Assassination, History of the Portuguese empire (WHY? I don't know)...

Secondary: WWI, WWII (but not the Warsaw uprising or invasion of Madagascar, both awesome), French Vietnam, US Korean War... Cold War, History of communism ( 2nd Best class ever in basic schooling), History of Afghanistan and Iraq (Best class in basic schooling).

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Okay...

1.) easier to read...

2.) can't be destroyed by EMP, or magnets.

3.) Tradition!

4.) Easier to use.

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Okay..

1.) Saves trees and resources...

2.) Can carry thousands wherever you go.

3.) Cheaper...

4.) Can read in the night with a good screen...

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If you want the short version look below this long paragraph on my views...

Your suggestion just promotes Videocracy and Logocracy, neither of which I care for... game shows (with a couple of exceptions) make a nation weaker by giving the people needless entertainment which offers no improvements of self/community, rather than say some shows in which teach you skills you want to know (How to use a gun efficiently(US & Swiss only), how to run a business... How to program software, how to get into politics, ect.) As in the long run it would strengthen the people, rather than make them non-knowledgeable.

I meant the suggestion as a joke! If you want that type of show go on ahead, in fact I think many people would want one like that. ( you could get [$]rich[/$]).

Have to go...

2 points

Simpler idea.

Make the border a death course with tons of traps... have it watched by video cameras. Make it a game show. Anyone who crosses the border successfully gets the citizenship (they deserve it, you get the best of the best in your nation too). Have it televised as a weekly show, watch the ratings go up and boost the economy.

However I would totally be up for what you said (the US already is a secular nation... the in god we trust got added in the 20th century. The "under god" thing came out of the cold war. Not intended at the creation of a nation, unless you take Texan history classes.). More civil rights and business freedoms is what you suggested, and who doesn't want that?

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It's not computer speak! It's math speak, you just as easily have spoke about unary (there are 11 types of people here... 1=1 11=2 111=3 ect. Think counting on your fingers.).

Digital computers use binary, however analog computers use decimal...

Anyways it's fun to use your home IP (127.0.0.1.) and give it too hackers to try to get you (if they are stupid, their computers will suffer! :))

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The human body is made up of chemicals, those chemicals have a price ($25.00 USD iron, carbon all that fun stuff). Of course also tying in organ donations you get the human body worth about 10 mil (getting all the antibodies, the eggs or sperm, heart, liver, lungs, genes, ect.).

In my personal view the human life is only worth as much as the body. So 10 mil.

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Uh sorry, I just looked up operation wetback and I see some images in my head... Here is one of them..

Officer: Hey burrito boy come 'er

Pedro(Ha Ha sterotypes): But sir...

Officer: SHOW ME YOUR PAPERS now!

Pedro: I don't have them sir..

Officer: You are coming with me.

After some filing at the police station.... (sorry for the plot hole)

Officer: You are going back to Meheeco...

Pedro: No I am a legal citizen!

Pedro runs away fearing being taken away from his home

The officer fires at him, killing him

In the end the Officer gets off free, for Pedro resisted rightful justice or something like that.

..............................................................................Alright, I think that would be OK (not pedro's fate, merely the operation wetback). I just worry about the potential abuse this could have.

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At which point once they drove back the Muslims they invaded their territory (and Jerusalem).

3 points

I support you on these things, however Christians are considered warlike as an artifact of the Crusades. In which they killed plenty of people (crusades are similar to jihad FYI).

However that idea is outdated.

This debate could very easily turn into a useless flamefest like most here on religion.

Also I'm surprised you didn't use Machiavellian in your argument to describe those men.

EDIT: What about Iran? The Iran-Iraq war was clearly a religious war.

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I want this argument at zero points, seeing how I take neither side.

Hitler in PUBLIC STATEMENTS says that Christ is highly important to Germany.

However of note, in private he states that he was not really attached to the church even though he did attend.

So it differs on your definition on religious if he was an atheist.

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It's simple, it is something people call 'out of sight, out of mind'. When the paper covers the rock the player controlling the rock simply forgets it's there whenever they can't see it.

Another idea is that the paper is stronger than kevlar^1. Therefore it is much harder than the rock.

^1

http://discovermagazine.com/2009/jan/083

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NATO already views terrorism as a military tactic. However there is no general rule as too what constitutes terrorism.

Terrorism is a tactic that you use to scare the enemies populace into submission, that's terrorism a military tactic that focuses on scaring rather than actual trying to win the battle/war. A terrorist is one who works with terrorism as a viable tactic to get the job done.

Another thing to add would be that of guerrilla warfare which is where you use speed and maneuver rather than firepower and resources. This is what is primarily being used by the Taliban.



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