A giant waste of money, given that the future of air superiority is in unmanned drones.

You are allowed to defend it, but itd be better if you defended it like an adult, not a foul mouthed teenager, people might take you seriously that way. And, you're talking about a movie, don't get so upset. Think about that for a second, you are telling me to fuck off because I told you I thought a giant robot movie…

Wow dude, way to be condescending. It was a silly movie about giant robots, its not Roshomon or something like that, no need to get so haughty over your deep knowledge of japanese animation. At best, it was an OK forgettable movie, nothing to get so upset about. I, like Dragoture, went in wanting to love it and left…

pffft, the movie was terrible.

The Mazda 3 truly is a great car. My girlfriend has one and its always a joy to drive. Plus their stupid, smiley faces are always fun to look at. Whenever anyone is wondering what car to buy, the Mazda 3 is always on the shortlist of my recommendations.

You could go to a library and access the internet for free.

Where is the threat though if being fired means....an easier job with better pay.

I simply can not believe that any self respecting American would ever think that way. I cannot believe that small government conservatives and bleeding heart liberals are for a pervasive system of domestic surveillance and warrantless searches on our own people in the name of "security" Ask yourself what this…

... and we don't have a state sponsored hacking program? The problem to me personally is that this is hugely ineffective and just more of a symbolic gesture than a means to combat the problem. As far as I know, the chinese can hack us from the comfort of their own country.

Bingo. This was a stupid symbolic fuck you to china.

Im just not sure this is very effective. I mean....its not like they actually have to be on US soil in order to hack us.

This is the scariest thing I've ever read online. I hope to black jesus that you are just trollin' and don't really believe this.

No, but we shouldn't give any federal agency the power to do "whatever it takes" without checks and balances to solve the chinese hacking problem.

What is "whatever it takes"? Rounding up all american-chinese citizens and placing them in internment camps?

You've got to be fucking kidding me.

no, you're missing the point. Right after the attack happened the media was hounding the white house for info. The only intelligence available at the time linked the actions to a YouTube video. It was also during the election when any mistake would be pounced on by the other side. I don't think they lied at all, I…

Ye Gods, man. It wasn't an excuse its what they thought was occurring at the time. Did they fuck up? Yes, the signs should've been heeded but thats a judgement call made in hindsight, nothing that has come to light that suggests an attack being imminent. Isnt it possible that whatever groups responsible used the…

right, because the situation on the ground was so clear. All intelligence at the time did not point to any coordinated attack. To date, there is zero , ZERO evidence of anything other than Libya being a dangerous place in general. Please point out any evidence that claims the attack was planned perpetrated by any one…

there is ZERO evidence of what you claim.

FINDING #3: There was no singular "tactical warning" in the intelligence