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Do you think they (terrorists) would not jump at the chance to murder yours? | 1 | toxic |
I am still scratching my head about people like her that think the answer is more drilling. Really at $50 a barrel or less do we really need $50 a barrel? She criticizes Al Gore, well does she have a science degree laying around? Lets be honest can you think of one honestly that she is for that is good for americans? Drilling on native land? Dirty water? | 0 | not toxic |
Ryanism is "killed" and what has replaced it is a toxic mix of racism and anger that is worse than Ryanism. Rob Portman isn't going to be POTUS, Donald Trump is. (And Portman is a Heritage/ balanced budget guy/ establishment type BTW.) The hatred he unleashed is really bad. Please don't say that Trump's appeal is based on "economic populism." A large portion of it is hatred of the "Other," especially those with different ethnicities, religions, and races. This is a bad thing for both the GOP and those who believe in reform conservatism, which Frum does. It is going to be really hard to start a genuine reform con movement now that it is wrapped up in racial grievances and associated with Trump. | 0 | not toxic |
Apparently, this was not thought out before implementation by school officials. Often at times people react based on emotion rather than consequences.
A female who's taking testosterone to become a male definitely has a physical advantage over a female.
Isn't this what the hype was all about in Olympic competition ? Performance enhancing drugs...... | 0 | not toxic |
That woman never existed so she could not be killed. Psy-op false flag. | 0 | not toxic |
Regarding: "In authorizing regular use of the older Mass, now referred to as the "extraordinary form," now-retired Pope Benedict XVI was "magnanimous" toward those attached to the old liturgy, he said. "But it is an exception.""
- Now the societies and congregations of clerics who dedicate themselves to saying the mass in Latin according to the Tridentine missal of John xxiii or to the Latin missal of John Paul II need to think about the charism of their communities. That is, is the educating of clerics in the use of these missals, that is, spending an inordinate amount of resources, detracting these communities from the customary and normal work that the Church needs done? | 0 | not toxic |
No forget those wind sprints and suck up that air up there. Over and over again. Sea level back in Honolulu, (17 feet). Laramie, (7,167 feet). Good luck Warriors. | 0 | not toxic |
I would assert that no "grown up" would agree to work with/for/under Drumph, so John Kelly is just a more useful idiot than the Mooch. | 1 | toxic |
Government should not be subsidizing for-profit corporations - particularly ones where the owners use their control to advance their ideological viewpoints for or against the government.
Money should only be available for non-profit media that are essentially owned or controlled by the subscribers and/or employees | 0 | not toxic |
Not mentioned here is widespread voter disenfranchisement by gerrymandering, which is the drawing of voting district boundaries in such a way that minorities and their preferred parties are segregated geographically, in effect removing those votes from important elections where in fact those voters have a real interest in the outcome. The solution to the gerrymandering fraud is to take the drawing of district boundaries out of the hands of political operatives. For at least a decade, computer applications have existed that can draw district boundaries in a politically impartial way. The reason we don't do that now is that neither party wants to lose that powerful political tool. | 0 | not toxic |
I'm glad too , I love it here. Marijuana helped destroy my marriage of 23 years that's how it impacted my life. Oh ,and I don't miss seeing all the homeless under the influence falling all over the sidewalks on Austin Bluffs or getting hit up for money on every single corner or getting my tires slashed and the police being too busy to help. My ex and you would get along well , he loves Colorado and I now know why , it wasn't for his career after all. bye. | 0 | not toxic |
If only. The sad truth is that Trump and his supporters can count on no less than 30% of the population no matter how crappy he gets. It should be less than 10%, but it won't be. Too many people want to see the pain Trump is bringing to Americans they don't like. | 0 | not toxic |
Filipino newspaper. Made for illiterates. | 1 | toxic |
Then he should not have signed the article as Director of McGill's Institute for the Study of Canada. If he had not done so he wold not have had to resign. He could have just signed the piece as Andrew Potter, Professor of . . . . .or just Andrew Potter. If you are going to write a piece as a representative of an academic institution you better know what you are writing about or you risk discrediting the institution, which is what he did. Any first year university student could have written a more credible piece than that! | 0 | not toxic |
Ever the more reason to get it out there in a public forum. I have no knowledge of this matter one way or another and read it as a classic case of the unhappily fired employee. Mr. Wilson has insider knowledge and does not see it that way. Binswanger, et al ought to be even more interested in getting the matter out to uninformed public. | 0 | not toxic |
They also knew what the alternative was, which was a "yyyyuge" factor, LOL | 0 | not toxic |
How about "hands up don't shoot?" | 0 | not toxic |
I was playing the other side, showing how some believe we should pay for healthcare with office fundraisers and crowd sourcing.
That seems to be their preferring approach over a socialized system where we all contribute. Though I helped the people at work, it always seemed a drop in the bucket for what they needed, which was tens of thousands. | 0 | not toxic |
Adding to that, "Honolulu" MEANT something to outsiders - an obscure, to mainlanders, Senator's name just adds confusion. But confusion is what we do best here. | 0 | not toxic |
I don't know, where are they? Seek them out. Tell us what you find. | 0 | not toxic |
There's often a "move in - move out" checklist that can be used at the time of signing. Note every little thing. Photographs can be helpful. Some small things can and should be attributed to "wear and tear" such as a scuff and can't be charged to the tenant, but it doesn't hurt to document. It also doesn't hurt to leave the apartment every bit as clean as when you moved in. | 0 | not toxic |
I'm a Unitarian, Nathan, and we welcome those from a variety of beliefs and religious backgrounds--and also value human interaction highly, as we do acceptance and avoidance of (Old Testament) negative labeling.
So while I disagree with your church's positions, I really appreciate your reaching out and attempting to expand the dialogue.
Quite often, over a beer, people are able to find common (interpersonal) ground. Unfortunately that doesn't change the devastating multi-century effects of official religious institutions' positions on women and (all types of minorities).
As Dr. King believed, the "Arc of history inevitably bends toward justice" (especially for women and all minorities). You may be a decent guy. Your church has some doctrines that aren't, and finding out--over a beer--that you're a decent guy won't change that. | 0 | not toxic |
Both of your views on the Christian church have truth. There is no doubt that religious affiliation has been used for very human objectives of great, power, wealth, even pathological anti-social behavior. It's also true that Christians have supported programs for the poor where none existed, worked hard for women's suffrage (and used against it as well), no doubt supported the equality of the races while at the same time was used to justify slavery.
My hope would be that readers do not jump to conclusions about those who are Christian, or Muslim, agnostic, atheist. We might very well share many moral/ethical values with ourselves, so creating barriers to understanding weakens a potential alliance.
Leave the Johnson ammendment alone. It does nothing to inhibit the choice of faith practices. | 0 | not toxic |
I'm under the impression they can do exactly that.
The issue is some hospitals are refusing to give referrals or transfer the patient somewhere who will do it. That's what the recent news articles on this topic were about at least. | 0 | not toxic |
"A little bit of humanity goes a long way, especially for those already feeling left out of life. "
And so you deal with feeling "left out of life" by shoving a complete stranger ? So if you don't acknowledge every panhandler that gets in your face asking for money you risk being assaulted? | 0 | not toxic |
Why the constant emphasis on skin colour in articles like these? There is one "white" historical fact such articles tend to ignore. Those who fought and died for this country have been overwhelmingly "white". | 0 | not toxic |
I will always stack my personal experiences up against anyone else's biases. | 0 | not toxic |
So the parasitic whores in the real estate business want to be seen as "champions of the people". Exactly what do they do for the typical 6% commision (and price mark-up) on home sales at ANY price? | 1 | toxic |
"The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York is seeking permission for a $100 million mortgage on "some" of its Manhattan property to finance its compensation program for people sexually abused by priests, according to multiple news reports." for starters. Or how about nearly 800 bodies of children found in sewer in Ireland? How about clown masses? Or the stripping of beauty and solemnity from the churches and moving the Tabernacle off to the side? How about birth control? (Not abortion) Most everyone practices birth control in an ever more crowded and expensive world. What has the Catholic Church to offer in the face of real time information? A one way ticket to secularism it seems. These are reason why our three kids have left. Painful issues must be answered. | 0 | not toxic |
There better be some rifts or it was a wasted election! | 0 | not toxic |
Notre Dame is a target for destruction. Last year three Muslim women, in full burqas tried to blow up Notre Dame Cathedral with a car bomb filled with propane tanks. They were stopped only because they were driving the wrong way on a one-way street to get to the cathedral. | 0 | not toxic |
How is the exact same thing? IN any way shape or form?
You seem to be having a conversation with yourself here... | 0 | not toxic |
I kinda thought this had already happened in the Trillian event. | 0 | not toxic |
The governor asked what should be cut, and the people overwhelming said "administrative positions". Then he ignored us and went on to hire even more overpaid executives for his gas pipeline and two gas marketing offices in Texas and Japan. | 0 | not toxic |
These same representatives vote 200 a month in food stamp benefits for seniors on social security (which is paid in advance from payroll deductions) as being excessive | 0 | not toxic |
For one thing, you don't KNOW the answer to #1 (I am glad you used the term "likely"), and even if it were true, by your definition, the "fetuses" would grow into person, you cannot deny this (and you have never interviewed a dead fetus and do not know anyway).
#2 - BOY, Heil Hitler again ! because someone contemplates or attempts to commit suicide that makes their life without any value ? Yavolt Her Comandant, anything for the motherland.
SCARY. | 0 | not toxic |
Joanna777, "Obviously it was worth more than ...."
Do you just sit in your parents basement and make stuff up like this? | 0 | not toxic |
When these swimming pools open on the weekends, does the City pay these employees any type of pay differential ( over- time ) ? | 0 | not toxic |
I can hears TAPS playing the background for ADN! | 0 | not toxic |
Ms. MacKay,
Ask a Canadian resident if they would rather pay to Ottawa a 2% yearly income tax rate or if instead they would prefer to pay a 20% yearly income tax rate. You'll get the same answer every time: They would prefer to pay the 2% income tax rate.
To which any reasonable observer would say "so what"? The fact of the matter is that Ottawa sets policies with larger concerns in mind than merely trying to align with the average Joe's mercantile wishes. And so the federal tax rate is much nearer 20% than 2%.
You speak of loopholes. Are you kidding me? Our present system's loopholes are why the most expensive parts of Vancouver, houses 4 million a pop, are owned in large part by POVERTY-LEVEL income (roll eyes) housewives and university students. Guess where the money comes from.
You claim my proposed property-tax approach would merely benefit lawyers and fail. Sorry, you have ZERO data and ZERO evidence to prove your claim because the approach has NEVER been tried here. | 0 | not toxic |
Are you talking about World War 2? I agree, no immigrants from UK, France, Germany, Belgium or any of the countries that fought WW2 should be allowed into Canada. Otherwise they will start fighting here too. | 0 | not toxic |
Being ranked #103 in the U.S. News publication doesn't make the UO elite, there's no debate about that. But if you're a "glass half full" person, I guess you could make the case that the UO is technically "above average" in the entire list of schools ranked by the U.S. News.
The fact that the UO shares #103 with U of Alabama, most well-known for its football program, U of Tennessee, known for its football and women's basketball programs, and Illinois Institute of Technology, known for... well, I don't know what it's known for, should be of rather alarming concern to the UO administration.
The UO has cited its ranking in the Princeton Review and its membership in the Association of American Universities as indications of its elite status, however, there are other more substantive and meaningful indications of a school's elite status, such as the number of Nobel Prizes and Laureates, Rhode Scholars, Pulitzer Prize winners, and Oscar and Emmy winners from your school. | 0 | not toxic |
Good comment. Perhaps the coaching staff knows how to get them to the next level (Charles and excepted as they already played at a high level) Perhaps they just needed to surrounding cast. With Miller, Gotsis, Wolfe, etc... they can't concentrate on Peko or Harris. But I think playing to their strengths and coaching are the biggest factors. | 0 | not toxic |
Your comment is in such poor taste it's ridiculous. This woman was using a story of a friend to make a point and you condemn her. Your analogy isn't any more a solution as it's just another "symptom" as you stated! | 0 | not toxic |
Look, there are some sites that make it clear that they will tolerate no dissent (e.g., Church Militant, DailyKos), and I don't have a problem with that. But Jim Martin is a Catholic Priest who is promoting ostensibly (and I believe actual), if implicitly, anti-Catholic rhetoric. If Martin wants to hold himself out as the new Martin Luther, as opposed to legitimate Catholic priest, then I am ok with his censoring other people.
NCR is awesome for allowing civil discussion on important matters. | 0 | not toxic |
Most of us posting here are Canadians, interested in Canada. | 0 | not toxic |
And how much property do you have in Richmond?? | 0 | not toxic |
Agreed, bad officers need to be removed-- like a rotten apple before spoiling the whole barrel. The City of Everett did that when the police chief fired officer Troy Meade after he shot a drunk driver in the back eight times.
Requiring officers to wear video cameras is a good way to provide evidence.
Then there is the controversial pardon of former sheriff Joe Arpaio. In today's Herald, there is a letter by Phil Beardsley of Lake Stevens "Can't violate rights of a non-citizen".
He falsely assumes non-citizens have no constitutional rights. Mr. Beardsley apparently never read the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution which clearly states any "person" is entitled to equal protection of the laws and is entitled to "due process" just like a citizen is.
Joe Arpaio was a "bad apple" who needed to be removed. | 0 | not toxic |
Biden would've been 10 times better then obummer but i think his time has past for prez 😁 | 0 | not toxic |
What a load. You Republicans just cannot accept responsibility for your own behavior, can you? You voted for the moron in the White House - that automatically means you have zero credibility, judgement or anything intelligent to say. | 1 | toxic |
It's time to wake up to reality and seriously consider creating revenue sources from a flat tax on salaries and wages so that people making more can pay their fair share in taxes. | 0 | not toxic |
That sign is so ugly. At least change the font. Good grief. | 0 | not toxic |
"Why did the writer chose the offensive adjectives "neuroticism" and "agreeableness" to make her point? "
Because those are the the scientific terms used in psychology.
"Neuroticism is one of the Big Five higher-order personality traits in the study of psychology. Individuals who score high on neuroticism are more likely than average to be moody and to experience such feelings as anxiety, worry, fear, anger, frustration, envy, jealousy, guilt, depressed mood, and loneliness."
"Agreeableness is a personality trait manifesting itself in individual behavioral characteristics that are perceived as kind, sympathetic, cooperative, warm, and considerate." | 0 | not toxic |
If this youth and his friends had been graduates of a public high school and he was unable to attend NYU, would they have received the same lenience they may receive? Have they truly accepted responsibility for what they did? It must have taken a long time to kill 15 rare albatrosses, destroy nests and steal/destroy equipment. Sad! | 0 | not toxic |
1) Trump is the one who keeps conflating them. He sees the very mention of that issue as a denigration of his sincere belief that America wanted him to be president (America did not, deep down he knows that and he cannot stand it). | 0 | not toxic |
Sounds like she would be a great fit for Portland City hall then. Since all they do is planning without any action. | 0 | not toxic |
Spare me the lectures on accuracy and spin. You haven't a leg to stand on, Pandora.
I deny the bishops have foregrounded social teaching and the environment as determining factors in political contests. Follow the money: where have the bishops lavished resources? Fighting against LGBT equality and abortion. Oh, and lawyering up to contend with victims of clerical sex abuse. | 0 | not toxic |
Sad, sick, round table for dictators - hold your noses and gag on your vomit reflex. How everyone could sit there and keep a straight face is absolutely pathetic.
Thank you once again for making the United States look like a North Korean assembly for losers. The POTUS agreed to do this? Even the potted plants were embarrassed and looking for someplace to hide. | 1 | toxic |
"Maybe as a consolation prize, Ovechkin should get a load of tissue."
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Ovechkin plays with his heart on his sleeve, but it seems you don't have one | 0 | not toxic |
Maybe he can only do his research as he stands in line at the check out counter. | 0 | not toxic |
Well, your links indicate some 400 plus were arrested, which is still far less than "thousands" but admittedly, much more than the few score I cited. We were both guilty of poor estimates. Still, millions have protested Trump since his inauguration and you should admit that is a tiny fraction of the protesters.And, there is violence against property and there is violence against individuals. Both are deplorable, but don't forget this article is about a White supremacist who attacked three men and killed two who were doing nothing more than the decent thing in protecting two young girls.Surely you don't condone that! | 0 | not toxic |
In The Canadian Oxford Dictionary the preferred spelling is "Quebecers", while in the Gage Canadian Dictionary the preferred spelling is"Quebeckers". Both list the alternate spelling. | 0 | not toxic |
Do you honestly think a guy like Naeole who was raised in Kaaawa, attended public school at Kahuku, went to college at Colorado and worked his tail off to play 10 plus seasons in the NFL where only 2% of all college players make it is a quitter? Brah don't be stupid and naive. Naeole hasn't walked away from any challenge let alone anything in his life. You gotta suspect something much deeper and stink is going on with the football program. This feel good Rolo type coaching can only lead to a complete lack of control. I hope we are not already there or headed in the same direction as Louisville and that pile of stink with the players having done all kind of crazy stuff with Pitino allegedly turning a blind eye to it all and now you got the FBI arresting people. This is serious $het! I think Rolo and Matlin owe us all an explanation instead of hiding in silence and giving the taxpayers who pay their salaries the typical "we wish him well" BS. | 0 | not toxic |
It's out in the sticks. | 0 | not toxic |
Rona Ambrose has no skeletons in the closet, but being in the spotlight as Conservative PM in waiting would surely upset her increasingly successful and balanced life. Her reluctance to run for party leader now makes perfect sense. | 0 | not toxic |
This is not a laughing matter.
Did you seriously compare the Liberal Parties to Trump's blatant caveman bigotry???
Also, FYI the BC Liberal Party is even more right-wing than Liberal Party Of Canada and the home of Conservatives | 0 | not toxic |
1- though in a bawdy way, it's funny. 2- Trump was a democrat then. 3- it was 1999. I'm not the same person I was in 1999. Are you? 4- that is NOT the rumor I was referring to. | 0 | not toxic |
Heaven forbid it follow evidence and context! | 0 | not toxic |
Golfing with you during his disgraceful twitter storm, Peyton?
You should have found something better to do. | 0 | not toxic |
The author correctly explains the problem inherent in following your passion when you do not yet know yourself. However, following passion to guide your career is a terrible idea regardless of your age or how well you know yourself. There is never a good time to do this. Attaching passion, something so integral to your sense of self, to the task of paid employment binds your self-worth to a set of economic relationships that do not exist for your benefit and can dispose of you at any time. Having a calling is essential to leading a good life. But attempting to develop that sense of calling in relation to what you do for money puts a big part of your identity in the hands of people who do not care about you, have no loyalty to you, and do not have your interests at heart. It is much better to do work that accords with your conscience and to spend the rest of your time becoming the kind of person you want to be, rather than trying to square the circle of passion and worldly imperative. | 0 | not toxic |
It is basically that we are tired of politicians promising something, then not trying to do it after getting elected. Think McCain: "repeal and replace Obamacare", then not doing it. He actually torpedoed it. We don't want or need 2 Democrat parties, we would like to have the Republican party back. | 0 | not toxic |
You're kidding of course. | 0 | not toxic |
As well as leaks where the glass seams were designed to join one to another. An impracticable, ugly mess. | 0 | not toxic |
I know you don't speak for all women because plenty of women do support Trumpster/Pence. Hillary's history of defending sexual abusers of women (rapist client and her husband) does not make her the poster child for women. Trumpster is not my role model and if I was a women Hillary would not be my role model either. Which would you rather have, a hemorrhoid or a headache? Those are the choices for President. I'll let you pick which candidate is which. Oh, I forgot a choice, a burning case of the shingles if you want to go 3rd party. | 0 | not toxic |
Sounds like Turkey needs some strict gun laws | 0 | not toxic |
which is why O/NASA kept the new space items, esp SX, alive, even though the GOP have been working to kill it off.
As it was, it was the GOP that cut funding to SNC for their HSF, and NASA/O that restored it by changing it into a 'cargo' vessel. | 0 | not toxic |
Where there are no campgrounds and people stay one night that's great. | 0 | not toxic |
Only part of the equation is oversight. The critical component to get rid of is design build contract structures. | 0 | not toxic |
Just 8 posts - wow - any wonder the Sens don't sell out. Move this team to Quebec City pronto. Leafs own the Sens marketplace now! | 0 | not toxic |
There are a few too many "possible"s and "if"s to say that "fraud is a fair description". | 0 | not toxic |
Extreme people take advantage of whatever pretexts they can find to rationalize bad behavior, religious or otherwise. Thus has it ever been.
Ideologies are theoretical. They are only actualized and made dangerous by the will of those who adopt them. | 0 | not toxic |
You are confusing him with Hillary I do believe-that was sad to watch, I do agree. | 0 | not toxic |
Bob,
When I was a kid, I was a klutz when it came to the "ball sports." I was the last pick when it came to baseball, football or basketball. But I excelled at swimming and competed from junior high through college.
And I still swim. I credit a regular workout in the pool with helping me endure the long work days and challenges I faced as a TV News Photographer at KEZI and KVAL. If the corporate owner of two of our three local network affiliates hadn't "downsized" my position, I feel that I have easy done my job well into my 70s with the energizing benefits I have reaped from routine swimming.
Now that you've worked up to a mile, you should seek out someone who could provide you with a few pointers about technique. Improving even a slight alteration in how you position your head (when turning to breathe), arms, hands and legs as you move through the water can really enhance your endurance and enjoyment while swimming laps. I have a contact for someone who could help. | 0 | not toxic |
I do not understand the mantra of "choice" among US conservatives when it comes to health care and education. Build a good public education system like the other OECD countries and respect and pay teachers accordingly. Within a public education system there ought to be room to tailor learning to specific communities. | 0 | not toxic |
You don't understand how the Humane Societies work then. I worked at one for a decade. They cannot get involved in local issues like this. They can advise, but can't step in. Now that it has gotten to this point, they probably can step in, as they're an organization that works with legislations in their state to stop things like these dogs being debarked. | 0 | not toxic |
Oh pocho, you mean how Kim is using strategy to work up the orange orangutan? Lol. Poor us is easy. | 0 | not toxic |
yeah, sounds familiar, Geev' em the shiv, donald. I love your art of the deal, lol | 0 | not toxic |
abused for months and no one helped this boy... when is this community going to start paying attention and caring about child abuse? people think they can get away with anything in the name of discipline here and everyone looks the other way. | 0 | not toxic |
Do not lie Dermont, or deceive.
Your statement..
"One-third of that amount would go to dividends"
Is simply untrue. Did you not read section 4. or you deceiving the readers?
Seaton's bill in section 4 includes the anguage The Legislature MAY transfer the funds, this is significant because the language was The Corporation shalltransfer.
Ask any lawmaker, Shall is a command, May is subjrct to the whim of. | 0 | not toxic |
Well, why are you repeating a false talking point from the right, then? | 0 | not toxic |
The Islamic states will never allow the Palestinians to have a state - period. The Palestinians are more useful as proxy terrorists. The Palestinians are also governed by Hamas, a terrorist organization trained, armed, and funded by Iran, The stated goals publicly time and time again of the Palestinians, and by Iran publicly is the total destruction of Israel and to kill every Jewish man, woman, and child. The Palestinians even strap munitions on their own women and children and send them into public markets and places to kill innocent Jewish civilians. For that the family get $25,000 EU and the public praise of Hamas and Iran. | 1 | toxic |
Not the point. It's what trump is saying NOW in response to direct questions from
a well respected editorial board. Trump has no "experience" in foreign policies and President Obama has worked out quite well. But I'm sure you could do better. | 0 | not toxic |
Most of these guys don't set a very good example. | 0 | not toxic |
But that makes sense-even if rent increases are not covering the actual costs, it does come down to what the market will bear. A Bird in the hand is worth two in a bush thinking. Better to have part of something than 100% of nothing? So tenants who pay less than actuals rather than empty zero paying places? | 0 | not toxic |
I know. Very creepy. | 0 | not toxic |
hope we find a leader that chops size of government by a least 20%. Harper did not do that; size now going up 20%. Time to try again. | 0 | not toxic |
Please - try some education and nuance. You may believe that life begins at conception but most catholics, using reason and current medical science, see a development before we pronounce *life*. Guess what, even the Church held that position for centuries and most significant denominations and religions do not have such a black and white life at conception cut off e.g. Protestants, Jews, Eastern Orthodox, etc.
Compare slavery and abortion - really - guess you know from experience about which is worse? | 0 | not toxic |
Famous Liberal Line: " While the measures are costly, “the costs of inaction on climate change are much greater,” Ms. McKenna said".
Show us the data and associated costs Katherine! There is never any data to support your statements. . | 0 | not toxic |
Several serial murderers have issues with killing animals and animal abuse before they kill actual people. This guy is scary because he obviously has several offenses against animals...if police don't keep an eye on him, he could be choking a person next! | 0 | not toxic |
Our CIA created, trained and armed ISIL and Al Qaeda. It's not what you own, but what you control. Our policy of creating chaos denies others control of lands we consider strategic, either for location or resources. After enough chaos and suffering the people will accept whatever strongman we back, e.g. Egypt. It's all part of Brzezinki's "Great Game." You and I and all those millions of people left dead or in refugee camps are merely pawns for the elite, to be used or sacrificed for strategic gain. The aim of the advocates of a "New World Order" is total control and power. The road to Moscow runs through Damascus. We have over 1000 bases around the world, encircling Russia and China, our only two obstacles to hegemony. As Ramsey Clark said, "There is only one thing the rich want, and that is every thing." | 0 | not toxic |
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