@im.thatoneguy3: You did draw a good distinction, the difference between tolerating someone's ideals and their actions. Anyone should be able to tolerate someone else believing the craziest things, as another man's thoughts can never do you any harm. Unjust action, however, is where a line is crossed.

@Ricardo Trujillo: My party? When did I say I was a Republican? I'm not going against his ethos, I'm going against his mindset that he thinks one party is dominant because of facts that are irrefutable.

@tomsomething: Initially it was joking, the second one started to get serious, then I realized I didn't have the energy to get serious, that and I agreed with your second post.

@tomsomething: What started as a simple joke has now become a serious discussion. I'm out.

@JakeMG:Voting Advocate: Touche...

@Euclidean: So what you are saying is there is no other way to see it than how you do? Both you and he are reducing an amazingly complex human system down to what you both view as a small and finite number of hardened and irrefutable "facts".

@JakeMG:Voting Advocate: Which would make a significantly less popular sandwich.

@tomsomething: I'm sure most people would be happier with a more proactive solution, versus the reactive solution which results in dead people.

@DaCapin: So what you're saying is that your basis of judgement for determining people's intelligence is whether or not they agree with you?

I've never had a problem with political bias. We all have our opinions, and diversity of perspective is what makes us great.

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

@JakeMG:Voting Advocate: It is derived from a Hebrew word which means "Praise Jehovah".

@AimAtTheFace: It means you underestimated, but in the end you still estimated too high.

Just so you know, I picked up on the irony of using the word "Hallelujah" in a post about a pork product...

@Cross-eyedCyclops: That would be far more efficient. Prevent the cuts by killing the cat instead of treating them...

@Jaredu: Totally. I do the same thing with bullets, snake/spider venom, and razor burn.

@conorflan: You're right, they should have included at least a few more pages outlining the complexities of the European currency system and how the new price of the Mac Mini is being determined within that system.

@Leonick: Which doesn't use the Euro, hence the differentiation...

@Jaredu: You mean all this time you have had the answers to medicine's greatest questions? And you haven't spoken up?!