Wasn't there something with that system though that made it difficult or undesirable? I recall people talking about it during the Vietnam years, but I cannot recall why people were not able to use it and have the service accepted by the government.

VERY NICE

Focus on what’s important...focus on what’s important...focus on what’s important...

“Bake a boring old cake?” said Emma, “Nah.”

I did too, especially when I saw his new, muscley body until he starred in 13 Days or whatever that stupid Benghazi movie was called and his taking part in that fascist rally in Houston to promote the movie and his idiotic defense of said movie when people called it out for being bullshit. I have a terrible attraction…

(i’m referring to his penis)

POOP LEADS LEDES!

“unveil” his “master prank”

is this secretly a sequel to promised land and if yes when will jim from the office unveil his master prank

She’s lucky. In America, some “good guy with a gun” farmer would’ve shot her.

“I can’t be like you, telling a lie. I can’t love someone without telling them,”

yeah my pops worked in a state mental institution (healthcare) instead of going to viet nam.

Wasn’t it difficult to be classified as a “conscientious objector”, though? I thought you had to be a committed pacifist under all circumstances, and if you supported war against the Nazis, for instance, then you couldn’t claim to be a conscientious objector for Korea or Vietnam.

There’s a stigma attached to CO status, though. It’s often viewed as the last resort of people who are too selfish, too cowardly, or too unpatriotic to go and fight.

I would weep tears of joy if we could pass a law limiting the length of primary and general election campaigns. It’s too much. TOO MUCH. TOO MUCH TIME. TOO MUCH ELECTION FATIGUE.