I could be wrong, but I think Punjabi India is only 1% Muslim, but the Punjabi Region of Afghanistan is 60% Sunni. I am not sure of their comparative size, however.
I am relying on this sentence from the Wikipedia article for "Punjabi people", in light of the fact that I have no real idea:
"Due to religious tensions,…
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I think that there are requirements that its a credible threat with the intent to cause distress. Rhetorical devices and "jokes" can get you pretty far.
I think you missed a few twists and turns in the stances and the attacks, but I'll simplify it by taking the stance that you think this article is taking.
The following conversations would make both Person A and Person B bad people, but Person B would be worse:
Person A: I hate minorities.
Person B: Let's kill Person A's…
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Glad you took my post well, I just read it over and realized it could have been read as snarky.
I think this controversy just go to show that Conservatives suck at humor*. X looks like Y jokes are kind of funny (e.g. Pope Benedict/The Emperor). But Glenn Beck managed to have just enough bitterness and arrogance to…
Except for:
I mean, why should she? He kind of does, but its pretty clearly a coincidence. There is really nothing for her to apologize for.
1. Mehdi Ouazanni has been doing malevolent biblical characters longer than the President has been doing Politics.
2. The Directors (creepily) are a-ok with Obama because he is a fellow…
The AP also found that the Marines was the most likely to prosecute and imprison offenders,
I am holding out on whether this is real news, or a byproduct of intentionally confusing pay structures.
The IRS denies a deduction for any non-performance based compensation for CEOs and the the top four executives above $1 million a year. However, this does not rule out duel-hatting if a CEO has a bona fide second…
Something like that. However, I must amend my answer to remove the capitalization, pursuant to Blue Book Rule B7.3.1
I don't get the Courts response. Having been in a lot of courthouses, in all sort of roles, assuming the court officer actually showed her a safe, clean, nearby location I can kind of sympathize with the on-scene bailiff/Court Officer. Pretty much their entire day is getting yelled at and mistreated by everyone who…
Extra dismissed more of my posts (and one from the original thread).
Comment 1 (In response to the post that "How Can I be wrong it what I said I said)
You said
Good for her I guess, but that just comes across very arrogant. Same if a man said "I'm not chairman, I'm just chair!" so I'm not double-standarding(?!) here.
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I am sorry people at work are mean, but you can understand why insisting that hierarchy but when you are in a position of legal authority and responsibility, formalities and hierarchy have their place, especially when having to deal with outsiders or other power bases.
You also don't find it arrogant…
People don't often call you smart or put much stock in your opinion, do they?
I am sorry people at work are mean, but you can understand why insisting that hierarchy but when you are in a position of legal authority and responsibility, formalities and hierarchy have their place, especially when having to deal with outsiders or other power bases.
You also don't find it arrogant that you have…
ExtraExtra just dismissed my comment on this thread as well, fortunately (s)he is not aware how Kinja works
Who was supposed to decide if she was going to go by:
Who was supposed to decide if she was going to go by:
1. Chairwoman Yellin (Historically unprecedented, but follows some logic)
2. Chair Yellin (The most recent term in the last two decades),
3. Chairman Yellin (Also technically correct, but confusing), or
4. Governor Yellin (The original statutory language),
if not the…
Sometimes its the tool, sometimes its the workman.
It is not arrogant, however, to dismiss all the people who disagree with you.