One of the main villains in the game is a man called Charles Bliss, leader of the Last Man Brigade, who becomes a bit mad with power. He institutes himself as de facto dictator and tries to rule part of the city with an iron fist.

Boiling water is the same whether its in a microwave or on a stove.

That’s probably the only thing that would work and still be constitutional. Write your senator.

Then you argue afterwards that the forced proxy did not ask the questions right, in the way you needed, thus creating a situation in which the trial was not fair, which is a constitutional right. The trial gets thrown out and you walk.

Just want to point out that Obama’s filibuster came after the hearings. That’s right, the candidate did actually receive his hearings and the filibuster came before the vote.

Unfortunately, it can be no other way. He has a right to representation and a right to choose that representation.

Thank you for posting the most sober and down to earth comment on this article.

He wasn’t. He was a human, with all the same capabilities of every other human. Don’t forget, his party consistently got majority votes before he came to power. Do you think all those Germans voting for him were monsters, too? No.

We’ve calculated how many people will die from diseases related to this emissions scandal. They still haven’t fixed anything. In the face of those they’ve negligently murdered, I don’t think we are anywhere near finished protesting their bullshit.

A game that is 100% unplayable (has no executable) is nothing. Air. A title on a piece of paper. That’s it.

SCOTUS has the exclusive right to speak on matters of the constitution as those rights are laid out in the constitution. The state also reserves to the right to determine conditions in which it can end life: see the death penalty or the right for officers to use lethal force or the military. The state also reserves…

Due process isn’t just about loss of life, but also liberty, too. We can have a discussion about government death panels, or the government stepping in to force you to make medical decisions and they would all fall under due process. Due process also does not hinge on whether or not people “protect themselves”. It is…

Any situation in which the mother is barred from medical procedure, such as an abortion which could save her life, also falls under due process. So I’m not sure why you don’t see a woman’s right to such a medical procedure as not depriving her of due process. Neither can SCOTUS as that’s what the court decided.

It’s not squeezed into due process. It is due process. It is exactly the kind of issue that falls into due process. Textbook, really. And that is something that isn’t the right of the state to decide on, but rather, defined in the constitution. So while you can feel that should be up for the states to decide, you are…

Furthermore, Roe V Wade was decided on due process, which the founding fathers had real documented convictions on. So whether or not they had abortions is irrelevant.

If Hillary Clinton is the best candidate for women because she has a vagina and Bernie Sanders is the best candidate for men because he has a penis and neither candidate is good for their opposite sex (which your post seems to imply) then why should anyone vote for the candidate opposite of their sex? Should I assume…

He demands our constitutional rights be protected except he wants to pick and choose which ones by hiding behind the age old “states rights” rhetoric. It’s an easy litmus test: If there is a constitutional or federal law (which is constitutional) that he needs to take a stance on then

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Serious question: is Godus a game yet? I backed it a long time ago because I’m a gullible idiot, but everytime I tried it wasn’t an actual game. A tech demo? A sandbox? A click box? It was really hard to describe the actions I took as actual gameplay. There was no objective, or even enough to do where I could give…

Sweet! I got into the weekend beta last time. I’m assuming I’m golden. Had a blast.