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If Dennison spends the whole week telling the Bills defense how to stop Trevor, that means he’s not spending time with the Bills offense. Oh, wait......that might make their offense better after all. | 0 | not toxic |
"But it was too late! She got a free shot!" | 0 | not toxic |
The Confederacy was built on the premises of white supremacy and eternal slavery for blacks.
Period.
No matter how much you apologists try to deny the Confederacy's explicitly stated reason for existence. | 0 | not toxic |
A tragic heartbreaker.
"The ocean is dangerous"? I doubt the parents take any comfort in that remark.
Does "FN" make it even more dangerous? | 0 | not toxic |
Oh Old Soul, you're not extreme are you? | 0 | not toxic |
This is an iceberg falling away from an iceberg. Stupendous. Good thing the cameraman got to higher ground. Not filmed at the same spot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsAqqHQcJyU | 0 | not toxic |
Using the past to justify future decisions while blowing off projected costs is not looking at the facts. I'd like to see a comparison on the energy costs from various sources over the lifetime of an energy plant. And that should include price changes such as PV module costs that have seen a decline of around 30% since the first Q of 2016 and the fact that a rise in see level of say 10 feet (Greenland alone to contribute 20 feet) is likely to impose costs on human society in the hundreds of trillions of dollars (flooded cities and port facilities, reduced trade, much greater refugee flows, etc. leading to much higher likelihood of war). Those too are facts revealed by science- the same science that allowed the development of the advanced technologies we live with today. Yes- oil and gas have provided hundreds of trillions of benefits but now the costs are mounting and we have to develop alternatives that wont destroy us. | 0 | not toxic |
That is simply not true. Do some research. | 0 | not toxic |
What is wrong with these people? They are so thin skinned its painful. | 0 | not toxic |
Tell them all to stock it in their butt. They should set up their power grid better a long time ago instead letting themselves go bankrupt. Sounds like they need to help themselves instead of asking the u.s. taxpayer to.bail them out. | 1 | toxic |
If a dog was coming after me and my kid, and I had a pistol ready, I wouldn't hesitate. But you're right, they probably could have jumped in the truck quick and avoided it altogether. We can only speculate, because neither of us were there. | 0 | not toxic |
Whoops! I should have read the article before by first comment. However most of what I said is still relevant, let's praise both and enjoy the day. The basic idea of making wide-sweeping generalizations based on demographics is flawed. I cooked brunch this morning and will cook dinner - our kids will be here later and we'll celebrate the day. I'm also looking forward to Fathers Day! | 0 | not toxic |
You Trumpsters deny reality even when there's video :-) | 0 | not toxic |
In short you don't have a job do you? | 0 | not toxic |
Pretty certain Noam would not call Marxists evil, Stalinists, sure, but not all Marxists are the same. | 0 | not toxic |
Great Gary, lets do it, set the date and invite everyone; I'd say tomorrow afternoon, except I'll want to sit in Crazy Als out here in Veneta and watch the Duck's game. And Monday I'll be having lunch at McMenamins High Street Brewery & Cafe . But lets find a date while it's still sunny.
Should be fun-
Cheers, Doug | 0 | not toxic |
As a private company Netflix is under no obligation to explain to anyone how they plan to spend their money. As a consumer you are under no obligation to buy their product. Somehow I find it hard to believe that making uniquely Canadian programmes will encourage more people to subscribe. The CBC has been at this for years, as has the private networks, and the duds beat the successes every time. The field is simply too crowded for stand alone Canadian content to succeed. Seriously how many versions of Anne of Green Gable can there be. | 0 | not toxic |
In today's world, never trust Russia. Slimy, crooked nation - from the very top to the very bottom of its society. Freedom and democracy saw corruption spread from the Communist Party to the whole country. | 0 | not toxic |
Uh, nobody's getting 2 minutes for looking too good.
The team's' owned by a media corp, so don't expect too much in the way of balanced reporting from certain of those what cover this team on certain platforms. The party line will be followed, pay cheques depend on it, after all. So, complaining 'bout what the talking or radio heads have to say, well, whadya expect, eh?
Of course, Your Js are a better team than they've shown so far, true. But how much better?
Also, this is not a fan base that is going to sit around and just wait, they're a grouchy whiny lot even when their team is competitive and in the hunt. Won't be able to keep the kid on if things go south.
Many are frontrunners, on the bandwagon, there for the party, to be part of all the excitement, they wouldn't know their Mendoza Line from their line drive. | 0 | not toxic |
Well, looky here Jim, looks like they can get charged under Rico after all. Find them Guilty.
The corrupt smug poephols tripped up big time! Hallelujah! | 0 | not toxic |
It would be a given that you would get a whole lot more than you're getting now Mark...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! | 0 | not toxic |
". . . operating and maintenance costs for rail that will total about $100 million a year by 2024." In the council committee meeting Wednesday, the mayor said the O&M cost subsidy would be $140 million per year. | 0 | not toxic |
Typo re Bennett 1969, not 1959. | 0 | not toxic |
If Trump loses & you get the worst human being on the planet as your leader... I'd like to see you perish too. | 1 | toxic |
Look, the liberals tried to tell these people. But they seem to LOVE to vote against their own economic interests to really show those liberals and Obama/Hillary who is the BOSS!
People like me will mostly likely do just fine when it comes to health care and I voted for Hillary. Trump's base? Not so much. | 0 | not toxic |
Oh... for God's sake... Junior is EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD.
He cannot even order a drink in a Toronto bar legally.
Have your Jays' prospects ranked 15th overall in MLB so really not sure where this nonsense about the top ten farm system mentioned in this article is even coming from. | 0 | not toxic |
Energy innovation.......Alternate Universe letter to the editor......Where China's 19th century coal technology is not ignored in the rush to condemnation of the Americans.....
......Canada can help keep [China's]high-carbon industries accountable through a border carbon adjustment, which is permitted by the World Trade Organization.
Applying the same carbon price on [Chinese] competitors as their Canadian counterparts will ensure that trade-exposed Canadian companies are not disadvantaged, generate revenue for the federal government and help keep [Chinese]companies in the carbon-accounting game until [China]finally comes to its senses on climate change..... | 0 | not toxic |
"There was never anything more to it than that, then or now. "
It is when you say "we were looking for a fight with a stupid Aboriginal" | 1 | toxic |
Where was the press on the Fast and Furious? | 0 | not toxic |
Blah, blah, blah... | 0 | not toxic |
Dealing drugs at 5am? | 0 | not toxic |
I believe that was my point, troll on angry person. | 0 | not toxic |
And at the state (Governor's) level, two more words:
Arnold Schartzenegger, and the "mini-me" he cooked up with the housekeeper. | 0 | not toxic |
Canada has absolutely nothing to gain from committing troops to Africa.
France, on the other hand, has much to gain from getting anyone else to commit troops there.
Nice try France, but you can sort out your own problems. | 0 | not toxic |
Most, if not all, of PERS problems were self inflicted wounds by the PERS Board in good investment return years, where ALL of the gains over the 8% goal were given that year to those on the PERS system. Not a penny was reserved for down years for investment returns. The Obama foot on the neck of the Fed to keep interest low so he could deficit spend with minimal interest punished any and all who were saving or invested in their retirements. Only PERS has a minimum annual return guarantee, and zero obligation to leave any returned over the minimum in the reserves: Public employees get the gains, and the taxpayers get the underages to make up. I don't think that is a contract, because a contract has to treat each party with parity. I don't think taxpayers are fairly represented in that scenario. Unintended consequences, windfall gains, and losses infilled by the taxpayers. The only answer I can see is to pare the size of government, payouts to persons and entities. | 0 | not toxic |
He won't have much fun out in the peaceful natural environment. Most likely it's for a photo op, to show him as a true nature lover. He's chomping at the bit to get back into his chrome, glass, and glitzy gold tower. | 0 | not toxic |
A very deep pool of talent exists in Canada. Employers just refuse to engage with it. When HR goes onto campus these days (and they don't often), they don't bring their engineers to recruit other engineers. They bring their HR bureaucrats, who ask completely irrelevant "behavioural" questions which have no bearing on a graduate's ability to do a technical job. They try to figure out where a graduate might fit into some rigidly defined salary chart, rather than being flexible and willing to pay up for talent. Any Canadian employer that can't recruit and retain top-notch talent really only has themselves to blame, because there's so much talent created in Canada who would love to work in Canada if not for the lack of jobs, and the lack of a professional environment. | 0 | not toxic |
Filling the SCOTUS position is enough damage for one term. There needs to be no more. | 0 | not toxic |
I guess I am wasting my time here attempting to argue with somebody which has your shocking level of historical ignorance, but anyway. South West Africa was an SA territory, and being invaded out of Angola by Swapo terrorists. SA clearly had an interest in neutralizing a military threat in Angola, therefore.
What you're not responding to is my point about black people being murdered in townships or dying in cowardly terrorist bombings. The war was here, boet.
DO try and read some more, especially about history, and not only the back pages of the Sunday newspapers. | 1 | toxic |
http://business.financialpost.com/news/energy/oversupply-is-particularly-acute-the-lonely-drifting-oil-tanker-that-signals-opecs-struggle | 0 | not toxic |
Tubby, the mailroom boy, spent more than that on his Economic Action Plan propaganda. | 0 | not toxic |
If the NDP stab the electorate in the back on the bridge tolls it will no great surprise, but it will ensure that they are not in government for very long. | 0 | not toxic |
Do you dream about guns Lars? Do you prefer sleeping with guns to sleeping with the opposite sex? You might have a little problem... | 0 | not toxic |
I agree. Nothing will get "better" (according to your understanding of the term) until black folks learn to be silent while white folks walk on 'em, speak when spoken to, go back to working for nothing, and allow white folks to tell 'em what to think.
This will then allow a tiny powerful minority among the white folks to focus on forcing the rest of their fellows to be silent while being walked on, speak when spoken to, work for nothing and be told what to think. Judging from the posts in here, said powerful minority is halfway there on that last... | 0 | not toxic |
I used Jesus instead of God from 'force of habit', believing that Jesus and God represent the same morality/character to me. | 0 | not toxic |
Okay, reckon it's time to give it up!
You have a great day respectfully MORRI, it's been a pretty good discussion, or at least I think so. We may disagree, but isn't it great when it can be done with a civility and personal respect for others, for too often today, that is often found missing in many public forums. It's in this vein of thought, I wish to thank you for extending that courtesy to me, and I hope that although we disagree, you found my replies to be equally as respectful.
I always felt that it was never about winning the discussion, but having the discussion, and to do so in a meaningful, thoughtful, and respectful manner for those one engages in such.
Till we again meet to discuss the issues of the day, enjoy! | 0 | not toxic |
Around 60% of tax paid in SA is from Companies and Individuals. This is the lifeblood of this economy and it gets wasted like this. If someone in your house wasted your hard earned money what do you do, sit by and watch them abuse it - no you will take action - so why is there no tax revolt here. It's because the pillagers know that the tax paying public are caught between a rock and a hard place and can't move in any direction....until we stop the flow of funds to these miscreants we might as well sit by and watch this beautiful country of ours burn like marshmellows on sticks over a hot flame..... | 0 | not toxic |
active: "You link to that recall rates study"
Your interpretation not mine. | 0 | not toxic |
Part of the problem, as I see it, is that the center has moved so far to the right that many current Democrats would have been seen a few decades ago as mainstream Republicans..... | 0 | not toxic |
And once again, the fact that Sanders should have caught the ball doesn't change the fact that it was a bad throw. Both things can be true.
I can't believe you honestly looked at it again. Are you SURE we're talking about the same play: 3rd & 4 at our 11, 5:19 left before half? The ONLY reason Sanders was moving left to right, was because he was adjusting to the ball. He was absolutely NOT coming across the field as part of his rout.
I JUST notice that you think that Sanders "caught it in stride". Huh? That's as black & white wrong as claiming it wasn't a go rout.
You're also wrong about the catch. He was falling because of the adjustment he made to the ball, VERY similar to the way Dez Bryant was falling, which is why his play against Green Bay ALSO wasn't a catch. No matter how many steps a player takes after the ball arrives, they don't merit a "football move", if he'd already lost his balance, & was inevitably going to the ground. But at least this one's more of a judgement call. | 0 | not toxic |
here's the joke..it's non-binding.....what kind of deal is that? | 0 | not toxic |
a very fine school! | 0 | not toxic |
Trying to keep it as natural as possible Bloated.. | 0 | not toxic |
Yeah, including that landscaping company down the street that is incorporated. I knew George had an off-shore bank account.....such left wing dribble. | 0 | not toxic |
Well, the easy part is done. Our noble legislative bodies are taking out the easy pieces of out budget crisis. Taking money away from the poor and needy has throughout human been the easiest part of good governance. Now, having dealt with a haircut for the most needy and deserving, when, we can ask, will we stop writing checks to oil companies and multinational conglomerates, and when will we place reasonable and fair taxes on incomes and special treatment interest groups like fisheries, mining, and coal extraction, which have done well on State largesse? We trust our Governor will hold to his position that everyone needs to feel a bit of pain to get the financial crisis solved. We won't solve this problem solely on the backs of the poor now will we? | 0 | not toxic |
You don't, that's why I made those qualifications in the post. But we can't be paralyzed by inaction over the fact that our knowledge cannot ever be perfect. We have to do the best we can, and create the best policies we can, with the information at our disposal.
Philosophy takes care of ensuring that "best we can" part, but it can't guarantee the "information at our disposal" part.
Cows can fly
Jersey's are cows.
Therefore Jersey's can fly.
Perfectly logical - but the conclusion is false because a premise was false.
Bats can fly.
Bats are mammals.
Therefore all mammals can fly.
In this case both premises are true - but the conclusion is false, because I didn't follow the laws of logic properly. Specifically I am guilty of the composition/division fallacy - assuming that what's true of part of a set must be true of the whole set. If I remove the word 'all' then this is both logical and true - mammals can indeed fly (even if most can't). | 0 | not toxic |
That's what I did when I voted for Trump. | 0 | not toxic |
The Clinton's win as grifters hands down. | 0 | not toxic |
Super Bowl champion this year? Nope. Not unless whoever wins the Broncos' QB job this year starts playing like a world beater, the offensive line suddenly comes together, and the RBs start making humongous chunks of yardage. It's nice to dream, John Elway, but you also have to be realistic. We still have to get past KC and Oakland just to win our division. | 0 | not toxic |
I'm not a dude, and you're not a lawyer. | 0 | not toxic |
Yes because government bureaucracies are so good at what they do. Venezuela here we com. | 0 | not toxic |
A carbon tax simply won't fly with the tory base. History shows that the social conservatives can concede some of their right wing ideals, but the buck stops at taxes. Lisa Raitt is looking more and more like a big tent Tory leader, with a focus on reducing taxes, reducing government waste and preserving or improving health care. She's from the East Coast, has a GTA riding, and has a tax policy plan that would appeal to the prairies. It's middle ground politics, but a clear alternative to Trudeau's tax and spend. | 0 | not toxic |
Same way this guy made it in politics I suppose. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o21fXqguD7U | 0 | not toxic |
Trump, and now his administration, have been targeted for well over a year for many of the positions well known to Americans. In spite of this, Americans and their voting system supported him. A decision of the world's strongest democracy. Some criticism has been justified but much of it has been borderline delusional hysteria.
The age of giving a free pass to those who claim to be refugees has come to an abrupt end. This is based on events of 2015 and 2016, and before, that have taken place internationally and domestically. It targets countries at war with terrorism that need assistance defeating it. It begins by implementing security at their borders. It is inconvenient. It can be unfair and unreasonable but it is an implement now and correct later policy. It is also a policy that will unlikely be overturned no matter which Party is in power in the future- the beneficiaries of the government that had to do the dirty work. | 0 | not toxic |
The ANC chief whip has been very quiet of late! So quiet, I have forgotten his name. Oh yes, Jackson Mtembu. Has anyone emailed him? | 0 | not toxic |
"I really don't deserve to live" he says. Punishment should fit the crime so provide him with the means immediately. It would totally make sense with closure for the victim's loved ones and no more costs to the taxpayers to support this murderer. | 0 | not toxic |
When you tweet to people who do not have power to make their phones and computers work you are really optimistic. | 0 | not toxic |
All the divorce lawyers hired by the wife are too and the insurance companies who want to boot us off their policies the first minute we google "lower back pain". | 0 | not toxic |
If I allow someone to get drunk in my house, or place of business, am I not responsible for the actions of that individual after they leave? So, in these safe injection sites the user will simply get 'high' and return to the bushes or go somewhere to get more drugs. Its more than likely they will resort to criminal activity to get them. How much responsibility will the Injection sites take for that? Assuming they were going to get high anyway is not a very good excuse. I don't think.
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Why not just have some 'volunteers' donate their own homes and time to take in as many people to snort, inject and...smoke? Wait a minute, indoor smoking is also prohibited by state law where an employee may work. How's that going to work and what about minors? Will they be checking ID? | 0 | not toxic |
Your account is currently restricted....
If you don't agree with a liberals opinion, your account will be restricted by the Denver Post. I believe that is called censorship. So, you are required to conform to the ideological beliefs of the Denver Post or your speech will be restricted. | 0 | not toxic |
That's a good way to get at least one cop with a hammer sized hole in the skull. | 1 | toxic |
You don't make any sense at all mr 55. Try again when ya get sober? | 0 | not toxic |
So I guess Trudeau's hometown doesn't have to wait for the Canadian Infrastructure Bank and the extortion for profit user fees that ensue. This is telling. | 0 | not toxic |
Fake News!!!...Trumps doctor said he has the best balance, his balance was off the chart it was really that greatly...He was also weighed and found to have the lightest feet ever recorded in the last 100 years...Fact...#MAGA | 0 | not toxic |
well, if Preds scored zero goals in game 5 and 6, then they don't deserve to win. Agree on your comments about the disallowed goal, but I did not see much complaining by Preds. The whistle clearly was blown. Game 6 was not heartbreak - if you watch the winning goal, Kunitz out-hustled the Preds into the corner and got the puck back to Schultz. Pitts was doing that all game long. The better team won games 5 and 6 for sure. And BTW, how many cups has PK won? He's 29 now and Sid is 28 with 3 cups. | 0 | not toxic |
Pathetic. What'd they do 3 years ago when the Socialist Handout was under $1000. The government contributing to native poverty? Sounds like a social responsibility in the villages to me. | 0 | not toxic |
The average person would get nothing. It is not normal for 35 million people to be living in the south California desert as is now the case. | 0 | not toxic |
That explains everything you say that's so socialist!! it's in your culture ! | 0 | not toxic |
Both provinces make some very good red wine has been my experience. | 0 | not toxic |
Medicare works. I paid into it for 45 years before I started to participate but now that I've got it I'm very pleased. To make single payer work the government would have to get tough on who gets the benefits. It won't work if people will get off the plane from some other country, go to the hospital, and get their gall bladder taken out. There has to be discipline. Can we do that? | 0 | not toxic |
Yes I agree Russel. It could start in the United States on a state basis requiring priests and pastors to have professional licenses to ensure minimum ethical conduct. As a physician my knowledge of medicine and my understanding of science is not modified by this licensing procedure. So for a religious to say that would not be possible because to the separation of Church and State is ridiculous. Think it time for even popes to stand trial in the Hague for their lack of ethical over reach in these despicable attacks on children, teenagers, women and men. Our Church turned its official head to Rape of children, Teens, women and sometimes men. In most states it is unethical for a physician to have a physical relationship with an adult patient until it has been seven year after treatment. Why can not this secular ethical principle be applied to clergy. It should have been, now it is too late. They should be, and one day, will be licensed by civil authorities. | 0 | not toxic |
As a forester myself, I think Mr. Keene deliberately avoided turning his essay into a piece on climate warming.
He alludes to climate change by saying "Today, these fires are fueled by record-breaking summer heat, just as Hurricane Harvey was fueled by record high ocean temperatures."
However he stays focused on pointing out how federal forest management has been taken over by timber industry's institutional minions and politicians which appears to be his core theme.
Why don't you enlarge your comment and references and submit a Viewpoint of your own stressing increasing wildfires due to climate change? | 0 | not toxic |
The men who signed the Decleration of Independence are far from the only "founding fathers" of our country.
Sexuality isn't something for our schools to "teach" to kids. If one tried with mine, I'd put the school or teacher back in their place. | 0 | not toxic |
Sorry dude, every major city has a street named after this guy, hundreds of thousands of young black people, and some not black people, have drawn inspiration from this guy to be better people. If you want to dig anyone's dirty laundry you'll find stuff that stinks, but at a certain point the moral example is just stronger than some stinky socks. | 0 | not toxic |
When I was just starting out up here I lived in a dry cabin. Then I got a real job and continued my technical education to make real money. If people continue to only make that low amount every month it is their fault. I know of many technical companies that will pay close to $100,000 a year and they can't find qualified people. | 0 | not toxic |
Take care of yourself and don't rely on someone else to do it for you and you won't be let down. | 0 | not toxic |
Meggsy writes (using "clever" spelling in an effort to not have yet another post removed):
"No, dumb Azs..."
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Once again, the debating skills of the political left is on display.
Please note, Meggsy, that I NEVER flag anybody's posts - particularly from posters like you. I much prefer to let these posts stand. They say FAR more about you than I EVER could. | 1 | toxic |
Because that is what the market place has determined they make... can you say that about teachers? | 0 | not toxic |
Where are immediate attention is needed, however, is on clergy and Continence. What does that practice say about how clergy views the married state and women as a whole. When you deconstruct it, it is not holy, it is rather ugly. Talk about it now and throw it on the ash heap of bad doctrine. When we ordain married men and women, straight and gay, the rest of this will work itself out rather quickly as long as Continence is repudiated. Note that I am not calling for dialogue. This is a demand for immediate action! | 0 | not toxic |
Cut taxes and spend hundreds of billons more on weapons, walls, etc. This math just does not work, no matter which party passes the laws.
Sooner or later the US will have to start paying off the trillions it owes to China, Japan, etc. What Washington wants to do will only make the matters worse . . . | 0 | not toxic |
Wow, not many real natives left now. If they are over 3/4 white or other why are they still claiming to be native? Most of those now have less native in em and more other blood. Kinda embarrassing to call yourself a native when really the majority are only a little bit native. Lets say my great great grandmother was pure black but married a White guy and all the offspring were white and they married other Whites and had more White babies then I come out White and claim to be black. Nothing at all wrong with being black but if over 3/4 of me is White why would I claim to be black? Benefits and entitlements maybe? I mean my distant relatives were from Germany but I dont run around calling myself a German although I do have a little German blood in me. | 0 | not toxic |
The way our own various governments have sold us out on silly trade agreements and Orwellian Newspeak stories about how giving up our sovereignty for globalization goals will benefit us, I'm inclined to hope that the First Nations are at least able to put the brakes on this train...er, ah, pipeline. They seem to have a better sense of what trade does for a population. | 0 | not toxic |
"Fake President" lol | 0 | not toxic |
Lolita would be in her late 70s by now. Haven't seen her in ages. | 0 | not toxic |
Personally, I was at work all afternoon on Friday. I guess a certain type of person has free time to protest in the middle of a workday. | 0 | not toxic |
Well, here is the opportunity all you 'higher purpose people' have been waiting for!!! Just roll up your sleeves and get up there, show these folks how to live and raise their children. Now there is no longer a need to pontificate, just get up there and show all us cynics what needs to be done. You know in your virtue signalling little hearts that these folks are just waiting, so do it. | 0 | not toxic |
Sounds like Neo-Nazis playing games.
Know who did it? | 0 | not toxic |
The Liberals are addicted to spending...and especially spending on social re-engineering ventures.
The first step in any addiction recovery program is to admit one has a problem. The Liberals don't have the intellectual honesty to make this admission, but their taxation kleptomania is an obvious "tell".
How they thought it would be good to go after low-paying retail jobs boggles the mind....it smacks of raiding the children's piggy banks to give them their allowance. | 0 | not toxic |
How about this instead. I want to make sure that everyone's right to use a car to drive privately from point A to point B shouldn't be restricted or recorded because out of the millions of car trips every day a couple of those trips are made by bad guys. | 0 | not toxic |
I bet there are some alternative facts available for those who don't like the looks of that distribution of death. Like the Faux News that the Portland white-supremacist who stabbed and killed the good samaritans was a Sanders supporter. | 0 | not toxic |
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