Very amusing when a grammar nazi can’t use correct grammar.
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And before any chickenhawks want to start squealing about how we need these kinds of police forces to protect us from “the terrorists,” let us note carefully and well that it was not these men, but an off-duty traffic cop who stopped the attack. By himself. With a pistol.
History provides us with many excellent examples of what happens in countries where the police look like this. When the line between police and military is blurred, and the police become a paramilitary force, nothing but bad follows.
Well said. And, thank you.
As a man who considers both giving and receiving oral sex to be almost the best part of sex, I do take issue with some of this. First off, I love getting blown, but I don't really care much if my partner doesn't want to do it. No problem, and since I enjoy going down on a woman, I'm fine doing that nonetheless. But I…
All very nice, but the whole "I'll just quit when I don't get what I want" is exclusively the prerogative of the privileged. Us middle and working class wage slaves don't have that option, especially if we have kids and need insurance.
Children are not rational creatures, and indeed it is certainly debatable if humans are rational creatures, but that's another conversation. Young children do not operate on a rational evaluation of ethics or morals because they cannot think in the abstract. This is true to a greater or lesser extent in adolescence…
Here is a fascinating commentary on behind the scenes machinations in U.S. - Russia relations which puts an interesting perspective on Russia's recent pugnacity - a commentary which I don't feel should in any way be interpreted as apologia.
Well said, sir.
I think it's important to note that the A-10 provides no revenue streams of any significance to the military industrial complex, whereas the F-35 represents hundreds of billions. Forbes is a propaganda magazine for Wall Street. I don't think it's too much of a stretch to connect those dots. Furthermore, I think it's…
My God, when Saxby Chambliss, who gained election by questioning the patriotism of a man who lost both legs and an arm in Vietnam, is the voice of reason in any debate, something is very, very wrong.
Actually, I had the exact same experience in reverse - a woman I loved very much wanted an open relationship, I said I didn't think I could handle it. She said she loved me and I was worth it, and I later found out just carried on with other men. Men don't have a corner on the prick market.
Depressing is a hopeless euphemism.
Umm, is it just me, or are her nipples in an exceedingly strange position. I mean, obviously her breasts are augmented, but why are her nipples pointing upwards? There's something very wrong with the geometry.
Some years ago, just after my divorce, my daughter, who at the time was 6, was having a very hard time, and my mother and I decided that we would take her to Disneyland to try and cheer her up a bit. Now, as far as I was concerned, this was a "take one for the team" kind of proposition. I was fully prepared to bury my…
There is definitely some pretty noxious chauvinist/paternalistic bullshit in the article, but I have to say that the pathologizing of introversion is equally noxious. Speaking as an extreme introvert, I can say that a consistent difficulty for those of us with this particular personality alignment - which is not a…
Marijuana: Bad. Controversial. Mustn't give drugs to children.