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"Meant to be" implies a plan. Since there is no plan, there is no "meant to be".

daver(1770) Clarified
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Do ya spos them aliens ain't as technologically advanced as us. I mean wouldn't the ask fer video if they knew bout it ..?

daver(1770) Clarified
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No you are

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Yeah --- Kind of a new twist on carpet bombing. I like it.

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I always thought that A-rab bad guys used those long curvy bladed swords. These clowns in the news look like A-rab ninjas with knives they bought from L.L. Bean. And since when are A-rabs into vests? Those went out in the 70's dint they. The best way to deal with these folks is to get them real jobs. They seem adept at farming (Opium) so make them pig farmers. Or we could just bomb them back into th 14th century, where they'd fit in nicely.

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Now the instant-g8or is a psychoanalyst too. Have a look a Joe's avatar, then your own. Who looks kinda weird.

This topic is an example of topical humor. When you grow up you might understand ----- we'll see.

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We will know them by their deeds. Words cast little light into the hearts of men. Their asses will be revealed, reviled and reamed in the fullness of time.

daver(1770) Clarified
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Wow those images were beautiful. But seriously :

There are enough of us in each generation who seem to be inclined to keeping our ass covered with our pants, and our eyes focused on the possibilities, to warrant reasonable optimism for our future.

If we can also manage to avoid extinction at the hands of the (EBC) exposed butt-crackers, then one day we will at last set off to become one with the Force.

daver(1770) Clarified
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Prunes make me shit.

daver(1770) Clarified
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Interesting Question #16:

Why is there a market for baby parts to be used in medical research about human disease, if the babies parts aren't from humans?

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2013 102 officers killed in the line of duty

2014 126 officers killed in the line of duty

2015 86 officers killed in the line of duty in only 7 months.

The ten year average is one officer killed every 60 hours.

At what point do you suggest we say too many?

Note: These officers are from all races.

I could not care less how many bad guys are shot and killed by police, except to say "not enough".

Hint: There many more bad guys than police, so put put that in your percentages and get a clue.

daver(1770) Clarified
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It does not remove the burden from the employer though and individuals would still need to capture and report other sources of income

Yeah But

There is no income tax wit my plan ------- soooooo

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Joe, this sounds like a tax the rich question. How much is too much. What percentage should the rich pay.

IMO there should be a consumption tax on everything you buy except food, healthcare and education. Everyone pays this tax at the same rate on any purchase. This should replace the income tax.

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Certainly perspective can effect perception. Your graphic illustrates that optical perception is a particularly effective way to trick our brains.

Truth and perception are not the same thing.

The truth is that the shadow on the left does have the shape of a square. If you realize that you are viewing a shadow, yet ignore the possibility of the possible shapes that can generate such a shadow, you are in truth, an idiot.

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The true nature of a thing is, however unaffected by your perception if it.

If your perception of reality is not accurate, and you don't understand that, you are an idiot.

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Take for example the $15.00 min. wage in Seattle. If you percieved that is would raise a significant number of people out of poverty ------- your an idiot.

Source1 Source2 Source3

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Gandalf the gray, all the way. The land of fourdoor and tudoor were saved by the greatest of wizards.

daver(1770) Clarified
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The whole idea began as police departments were told to not ask the immigration status of people reporting crimes in their communities.

In other words, "We won't check to see if your a criminal if you'll just tell is about other criminals"

Not exactly a good idea to begin with.

Then some liberal thinkers decided to institutionalize the notion by passing city ordinances openly directly law enforcement officials to selectively enforce certain laws for certain people. Hmmmmm

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Absolutely. I wouldn't be here today if it were not for bedsheets, blankets and assorted quilts. Her mistake was clearly a repeated violation of rule one "No Peeking".

daver(1770) Clarified
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Yeah I had a movement right after watching too.

daver(1770) Clarified
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That's probably the result of the Eskimo black market, recently in the news for selling baby back ribs our something like that.

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Agnes was not only pissed of, but deeply confused as well. Capitalism has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty. It has raised the standard for nations across the world. It is without question the engine of prosperity. Agnes has failed to find her place in an ocean of opportunity.

So that's our fault?

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Joe:

Are he talking fertilized embryos, or just plain eggs.

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Rhetoric my ass. The is a very good reason people aren't moving to Spain, with the exception of yourself of course. But then you were in Britain sooooooo

daver(1770) Clarified
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2009 - 192 governments convene for the UN climate summit in Copenhagen with expectations of a new global agreement high; but they leave only with a controversial political declaration, the Copenhagen Accord.

2010 - Developed countries begin contributing to a $30bn, three-year deal on "Fast Start Finance" to help them "green" their economies and adapt to climate impacts.

http://www.debatingeurope.eu/2014/09/26/ un-climate-summits/#.VaRTG1YtE9w

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2013-11-20/china-india-prod-rich-nations-to-move-first-on-global-warming


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