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Coming from the same crowd who's biggest election priority was legalizing dope . BWAAAHAHAHA	0	not toxic
Had the Senate passed full repeal or even the "skinny" repeal with a Democrat such as Sen. Joe Manchin, with V.P. Pence making the decisive vote, Sen. Manchin would have been pilloried by the Left as a sellout, or evil or, as you would say, a hobgoblin of little minds. So, is Sen. Collins a fool for her consistency? Or, do our representatives only become wise when they vote liberally? And, what about Sen. Chris Murphy not wanting Pres. Trump to take away his "independent, small business" congressional staff's insurance sudsidy? The men and women of Congress, AND their staffs are paid very well and don't normally qualify for assistance, got it anyway from Pres. Obama. The court has ruled that it is an unauthorized expenditure. So, what is he whining about? Let's also find out how much of every senators' and representatives' financial portfolio is in health insurers, or big pharma.	0	not toxic
Works both ways. I drive a 2011 Buick Regal with a German engine and a Japanese transmission. It is badge engineered from an Opel Insignia and was built at GM Assembly in Oshawa. It's a fine car. Oshawa has been making vehicles for 110 years. This idea had had better be shot down and quickly.	0	not toxic
Maybe she'll do a Rosedale version of Gran Torino.	0	not toxic
Polis is a leftist Jew with a record that is not in line with most Colorodans.	0	not toxic
Agree. All parishioners matter.	0	not toxic
Thanks for a well-written article. Eugene Kennedy was perhaps influenced by the critiques of professionalized institutions by Ivan Illich. His "Disappearing Clergyman" in 1964 was to me an eye-opener. He criticized schooling as the comodization of learning, health care as the comodization of health, and the priestly church as the comodization of grace. Doctors and teachers have, I think, outlived his critiques, but priests have had a more difficult time in identifying just what their professional role might be.	0	not toxic
You sound like a lawyer Jerry. Just what we need on these posts, someone telling us how stupid we are because you are so smart. Go faux yourself.	1	toxic
That can't possibly be true! All the commentators from the R-G to the Washington Post and the New York Times and the San Francisco Chronicle and Fox News and NBC and ABC and NPR and OPB and just everywhere proved that he couldn't possibly be selected as the nominee well over 6 months ago! Anybody know what all those people are predicting for November? Bernie or Kasich?	0	not toxic
Hahaha. I Googled "federal political contributions Canada" and the first thing that came up was : "Donate To Canada's Liberals - Support Progressive Politics - liberal.ca‎ Adwww.liberal.ca/‎ Canada is back, and the world is looking to Canada for leadership."	0	not toxic
' …apparently not. .	0	not toxic
I can't help feeling that our new PP and our Minister of Mineral Resources have been spending time together at a certain shebeen near the Jhb zoo.	0	not toxic
This project is very exciting and the co-occurring disorders component is a great step forward. But the homelessness is is not predominatley created by addiction. A recent study completed by the Washington State Dept of Commerece clearly shows that homelessness is on the rise because of increasing rent cost and lack of wage increase. http://www.commerce.wa.gov/serving-communities/homelessness/ I am 100% being more treatment facilities they are desperately needed but at the same time we have to solve the housing issue or these individuals will have no where to go.	0	not toxic
It pertains to the Samoan vs Samolian dipped net hooligan trade. Best to stear clear of this gangland flashpoint struggle...	0	not toxic
Are you OK? You don't sound well.	0	not toxic
Inadequate for sure, but every bit of activity counts. Its a good beginning, here;s the evidence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUaInS6HIGo	0	not toxic
These things have to be reported. It is like a form of sexual abuse and we learned a long time ago what a mistake it is to sweep this under the carpet. If it isn't dealt with, it will continue to go on unchallenged. There ought to be charges and consequences and maybe the next time people will think twice before assaulting an innocent person.	0	not toxic
only if they manage it as a open space. but we all know the truth there will be money generating booths etc	0	not toxic
I wish America had the sense that Britons do and keep the government divided versus one party rule who always end up tipping the cart too far.	0	not toxic
The ACLU which is generally regarded as a liberal group (not necessarily a correct view of the ACLU since they advocated civil and constitutional rights for all)-- has helped the white nationalists and supremacists by going to court advocating for their freedom to demonstrate in several places in the US, including college campuses.	0	not toxic
Indeed the forests and the aquifer are important. But they are NOT at or near the summit, but 1000s of feet below. So TMT is unrelated to those. The cesspools and piles of trash at lower elevations, however - maybe you should go after those.	0	not toxic
Such a shame. Syria was such a wonderful place for sending folks to for torture.	1	toxic
All life is precious, including the life of those reading this post. Love & compassion conquers all.	0	not toxic
Pretty much sums it up. Petty, self serving and unwilling to compromise leaders and citizens will be the destruction of Alaska. Common sense has flown the coop and very soon, it will be crash and burn time for all.	0	not toxic
Remember the Alamo. Remember the Maine. Remember Hart-Celler.	0	not toxic
NUTS, Got excited when I saw the Drudge tease "McAuliffe dead..." then I saw the rest	0	not toxic
Peter Campbell... there is a difference. "This is the Canadian way. We do not actively force people to become "like us", we simply assimilate them into our culture without a ripple." --- The difference is YOU are forcing people to be different from what they want to be. I mean... Remove your Niqab or else. Remove your hijab, or else... (i.e. no employment). Hate crimes have gone up. True, some Ontario Muslims were against Sex-ed...but the bigger majority was okay with it. Were you living under a rock??	0	not toxic
I don’t give the House credit for the plan they came up with. It did not cut our bloated budget far enough & included an income tax. Any plan that includes an income tax of any kind is a bad plan. It matters not how small it starts out. All taxes start out small to get voted in. In large part, an income tax is a redistribution of private property from people who have earned it to people who have not. It takes place in the form of government programs, subsidies & grants. Dr. Walter Williams has called the federal income tax, legalized plunder. Dr. Alan Keyes called it a slave tax & incompatible with freedom. Marx & Engels adopted the income tax in their “Communist Manifesto”. Our Founding Fathers did not support a direct tax on individuals because it was detrimental to liberty. They supported consumption taxes. A sales tax is a consumption tax. It does not take as much force or the threat of it to collect a sales tax. https://nccs.net/1996-03-answers-to-americas-tax-problems	0	not toxic
sorry quieted down.	0	not toxic
Those people along the middle and upper Yukon river weren't satisfied with the 250,000 kings that passed the pilot station sonar located in the heart of the y2 district. No they want all the Kings for their $50 ziplock bags market they sell at anmc and during the AFN convention.	0	not toxic
Please tell that to the Texas Senate who proposed a bill that would require us to carry our birth certificates to use a public restroom.	0	not toxic
" And here's another mystery: I often leave Mass still irritated, unsettled and in disagreement. I still think that young woman should dress differently for Mass than for the gym. I still wouldn't voluntarily sit next to the blanket man on the bus, that is, if I rode the bus. No magic happens at Mass to make our differences and disagreements disappear." But- you were ok about going to communion still a grumble. hmmm... So the only difference between you and "them" was that their issues were visible? and yours weren't? Something like cleaning the outside of the cup etc... I get the beauty of the article... truly. When church stops at the door, and the heart goes hard as a rock do you think blanket man would recognize you on the street? And clearly you are one of those 'elders' as the usher got a nod from your husband to take the offering. I invite you to consider its this brand of hypocrisy that results in people leaving. Sign of Peace and then glassy dead eyes in the store? Wow.	0	not toxic
Foreign Aid and Mercy ships so they can come to America and blow us to smithereens? No thank you.	0	not toxic
Alaska is the highest TAXed state in the Union add it up fool user fees, licenses, permits...it goes on and on...in 1993 five govs meet in fairbanks, its on youtube pay attention to Jay Ham. comments!!!!	0	not toxic
You mean this? https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/obama_and_democrats_health_care_plan-1130.html RCP Average 6/17 - 7/25 -- 45.3 42.8 For/Favor +2.5 More people favor it than oppose it. And the cons seem confused that people resist them?	0	not toxic
Also in Glennallen where previously there was only a Christian radio station there is now NPR - an arm of liberal propaganda. The left knows that the remaining pockets of conservatives mostly reside in rural areas of the US. They progressives are out to change that. In Iowa, Owe-bama is behind grants to "lesbian" farmers. The loans are for lesbians who what to try farming and there are rural house and land loans.	0	not toxic
Paul Ryan is such a hypocrite. He doesn't want the government telling you what to do with your life ... unless you are pregnant, or gay, or you smoke pot, or you are a muslim etc. etc.	1	toxic
Kick this sefie boy out, conflict of interest.	0	not toxic
The youth are different. have two adult sons in grad school, both have never had a committed relationship and have both said there is no way they would get married here. So, hopefully once they have their education finished, we are hoping for placements in other countries, finding a country with sane family law, and migrating... It is better to move than have to deal with an entitled woman here, and end up dominated and divorce-raped.	0	not toxic
Comeon, guys, read. This is not difficult to understand; Johnson's tax plan is flat out regressive, any economist on the planet can tell you that. Prebate = if you make $1 below the poverty line, you receive the "prebate". What happens as soon as you earn $1 over the poverty line? BOOM. You are now hit with a 23% tax. That is an absolutely perfect example of regressive taxation. Looking For Solutions2: VAT systems avoid double taxation, and are much less distorting than sales taxes. Sales taxes are much more regressive than VAT. Study up on your economics before typing. There is absolutely no possible way you can get around the fact that Gary Johnson's tax plan would significantly favor the wealthy, while harming (directly, economically, raising their tax rates in relation to wealthier individuals) poorer individuals.	0	not toxic
I can't remember. Is Trump running to be our President or Russia's?	0	not toxic
Our last President proclaimed himself to be "his Majesty"? Hmm, I missed that. I thought he was just being presidential.	0	not toxic
I really wonder about an economic system that depends on "investors" who were stupid enough to not foresee the shambles that is the Trump administration. I assumed that the Trump Bump in the stock market after the election was due to wealthy people anticipating massive tax cuts under Trump - an expectation that was reasonable, even if it amounted to atrocious public policy and a guarantee of long-term failure. But if these people actually believed - contrary to the overwhelming evidence - that Trump was going to be a competent President then they are idiots. That should frighten everyone.	1	toxic
Your memory isn't any bettter than mine then Out! LOL There is a difference in the tone of criticism. While Obama did indeed get call racial slurs on a daily basis, his own composure never led him to the childish insults of Trump. If the dialog of dissent has gotten worse, it starts with the man in office and Trump has degraded our public dialog to levels that I never thought I'd see in this country. I don't blame conservatives for this by the way. The say and do anything anarchist and the say and do anything Trumpites aren't much different. They use 'free speech' to legitimize gutter talk and outright contemptuous lies. The 'reject our parents values' of the 60's unleashed a torrent of unhealthy and uncivilized behaviors in the name of egocentric self expression. Right or left, it's self centered egotism, winning over facts and wise deliberation. Tolerance taken to the extreme leaves us with very little common ground on which to build our communities.	0	not toxic
Don't give up/in. This is a worthy fight. Fed laws always supersede state laws in everything. Now w/the latest prez,and the supreme court w/a open seat to be filled, this is an unpopular place at the table. Hope remains, We have a right to know what is in our food (and water) ,and how they are grown. As much as we can, speak w/our money, That they understand.	0	not toxic
I presented over 1200 scientific studies above. Can't you read?	0	not toxic
52yrsanAKn - Not to huts in the wilderness. I would guess they will go to live with relatives in another village, or in the case of the ones not from Quin, go back to where they are from. It is not true that everyone banished moves to Anchorage. This thought process that many ascribe to in these comments reflects a self-absorbed, ignorant, fearful mindset that is not a credit to Alaska. Like the people who demand more prisons be built but none of them want them built anywhere near them. In someone else's backyard. I'm not an expert on banishment by any means, but I have lived in a village for over a dozen years and only know of one guy who was banished, and he simply moved to another village about 20 miles away and hasn't returned, and at least in that case, it was for the best.	0	not toxic
And that would not have prevented this shooting. Next.	0	not toxic
Sounds fishy to me...so lets take your recent story of the cops not attending arctic man because of budget issues and I comment In what may be a negative fashion ie ... the communist pigs want more money and definitely a measure to show just how "in" control they are ..... may be found offensive , yet the notion that they continually use any tactic to gather money to continue not there public service obligations but their overtime kitty. So would comments like this be aloud as personal opinions. of " flagged inappropriate because how dare we question budget issues	0	not toxic
Still waiting for the washout to get fixed on Oil City Road, 18 years.......crickets....	0	not toxic
“The goal will not simply be to legalize marijuana, but also to prevent youth from having access to it,” a senior official said. lol! So the government is going to make it more widely available and somehow our youth will use it less? What are these people smoking?	0	not toxic
You forgot about the $260,000 extortion on Capstone developers?	0	not toxic
Comments like that of Pork are of no value and quite insulting. Suggesting that Rogoff might have been intoxicated is over the top and shows your ignorance of flying. Do you really think that the owner of Alaska's largest paper would fly a complex aircraft while under the influence to the former LG's wedding where many Alaskan politicians and govt officials were present and could observe her? You might wish to retract your libelous comment.	1	toxic
Obvious lies. I agree, you just can't stop can you? . The best candidate your party could muster was a woman who 'stood by her man' while he abused his executive privileges with young ladies in the oval office and 'lied' about it under oath.. Now she blames people like you, for her loss. It's your fault now. She tried blaming Russia and the media, an inept campaign manager or 'phantom' election hacking. None of it worked. In her mind, she never entertained the thought of losing. Not once. . Face it, her fans let her down. You just weren't there for her when she really needed you. As punishment,you and millions of her supporters have now been thrown under the bus by Hillary Clinton in her book, "What Happened?"	0	not toxic
If you aren't smart enough to get into CSU then you can apply to second Tier university's like CU.	0	not toxic
There is still 70% who have imaginary friends, so there is hope that there is no hope.	0	not toxic
except it's considered a serious breach of tradtion and bad form to slag the government outside the country. also the CPC is doing their damnest to make this some big issue in the US, and then claiming the LIBERALS are jeprodizing things? they're putting a gun to the countries head, and will blame the Liberals if they accidently pull the trigger	0	not toxic
Only 40% of the vote wanted Horgan as premier. Remember that.	0	not toxic
Ignore him Scot.	0	not toxic
Thanks again. To be sure, different arrangements for different cases makes sense. I am preoccupied by the true pedophile. Everything I have read suggests that this drive is so very strong that, given opportunity, re-offense is almost inevitable. But I also sense that often enough, even such folks grasp that what they desire to do is wrong, and are sometime willing to accept confinement. That is the type of case I would like the Church to hang on to. Bottom line, we agree diverse responses for different cases. And I presume we also agree that our Church is not at all ready for that level of sophisticated response--just grasping prevention and then victim support must be the absolute priorities, has still not come to dominate our episcopal mind sets.	0	not toxic
You are in for a disturbing surprise, although this time you can't blame Obamacare. Have a nice Friday.	0	not toxic
Here is a link to what is probably the most comprehensive collection of data on anthropogenic climate disruption that exists. It will tell you what the scientists say, and who is saying it. It is quite dense, there are hundreds of links that are required to understand it, and it's necessary to pay attention to the footnotes. Guy McPherson spent years tracking the information and he has done an amazing job of it. https://guymcpherson.com/climate-chaos/climate-change-summary-and-update/	0	not toxic
I am of two minds: one part of me understands the need to protect elected officials for the purposes of maintaining orderly, first world government. The other part of me sees a ruling class so disconnected that it takes a mortal threat for them to recognize the vulnerability ordinary Americans put up with every day of their lives.	0	not toxic
" We are divided as a people" says Jane. The educated ones, and the uneducated ones stuck in racial separatism and hatred of other races hell bent on going backwards for no other reason but greed.	0	not toxic
By all means don't stop him from spewing. Our choice here is between this bloviating blow-hard and the tyrannical juggernaut aka the democrat party, personified by HC. Meanwhile the republican establishment cowers in the corner hoping a problem they created after two electoral landslides, will go away. With him it is all words, so far. With her it is real world policies with real world implications. No need to bring up his business screwing somebody. If he got away with it, the that is a problem with the current system and the powers that be. Kind of the same way Hillary, Lois Lerner and others got away with it. The difference is that their scandals were on a much bigger stage with much bigger consequences.	0	not toxic
shut the fuck up you peace of shit	1	toxic
He's not a businessman. He's been in the public sector most of his life.	0	not toxic
DaVita, trying to get any positive press they can since their stock price plummeted and they have had to settle so many lawsuits. For profit healthcare at it's best right here folks.	0	not toxic
You must be an outsider. Local people, deserve to live in Hawaii, like their families have, for many generations. Natives go home, doesn't work in Hawaii. This is home.	0	not toxic
AFAIK, someone in the press pool asked about those piles of documents and Trump went off on him, telling him not to ask about them. In other words, those "piles of documents" turned out to be nothing but blank sheets of paper stuffed in file folders. A grade-A scam if there ever was one.	0	not toxic
all organisms survive by their selfishness. that is the very essence of evolution. There is nothing more selfish than to respond to the urge to make babies and build a family.	0	not toxic
What does "the recount ordered by the Florida Supreme Court suffered from constitutional problems" mean? What does "it is evident that any recount seeking to meet the Dec. 12th date will be unconstitutional" means? What does "It is obvious that the recount cannot be conducted in compliance with the requirements of equal protection and due process without substantial additional work." mean? Those three parts of the ruling are very plain for anyone who has rudimentary reading comprehension skills. The Florida Supreme Court overstepped their constitutional authority with their ruling on conducting the recounts. 2 of the justices that agreed with the majority ruling were the liberals on the court. Justices Breyer and Souter agreed with the 5 conservative justices on the violation of the equal protection clause of the constitution by the Florida Supreme Court. Three of the justices indicated that the Florida Court had rewritten election legislation from the legislature.	0	not toxic
I think your missing the bigger picture of the additional benefits of innovation in our academic hospitals. That is what was great about the article and really the main point. Just seeing this as some doctor trying to squeeze more money for himself out of the system is missing the importance of this discussion. I don't care one bit about a robot for urology. But the larger point being made by the doctor is critical. Maybe its hard to understand if you don't work in the area and maybe we need to do a better job educating the public about these issues. There is great benefit to the public in supporting the process of medical innovation in our academic teaching hospitals. The doctors in these programs actually make less money and work harder. So your premise is false.	0	not toxic
Another very wild and bad idea... get our kids trained in 3rd world class teaching centers at partly my expense, and have more 3rd world kids come here and get top rated educations and stay on and get job experience here and back door Citizenship, while our kids come back without any local coop experience and no jobs... yes.. very wild	0	not toxic
There are many more deaths by drowning in backyard pools in places with more... wait for it... backyard pools. People determined to kill themselves, as opposed to cry for help, will choose the most lethal method available, and the US has a much lower suicide rate than most countries with more restrictive gun laws. So gun ownership lacks any correlation, much less causation, to suicide in any actually meaningful way. And, of course, most gun suicides (as in something like 90+%) are middle-aged, predominently male, gun owners so no realistic gun restriction can rationally have any effect. They already own the guns, and can pass background checks to buy one if not. Most serious suicides plan their deaths, so waiting periods are useless (they'll wait or substitute). As adults they have access to even a "safe-storage law" gun and ammunition. Only one shot is needed so any gun can work, even a flintlock musket, so semi-auto, pistol, mag capacity, etc bans can't help.	0	not toxic
I don't agree with Donny little hands on many things but ungrateful super payed sports stars disrespect for the country and Chubby Kim's threats to the USA deserve negative comments and maybe a bunker buster or two into Rocket Man's launch control bunker.	0	not toxic
In effect, the VP shouts over the DMZ to North Korea, "See what we did in Syria? See what we did in Afghanistan?" Implied: we could do the same to you...our ships are on the way, don't forget! OK, let's re-examine the latest examples of "strength and resolve." Except we can't. 10 days now since those missile cruisers sent almost 60 death-tubes into Syria. What do we know for sure? Well, they landed. Somewhere. I've searched in vain for verifiable follow-up stories AFTER April 7. Syria: 9 civilians dead. TASS said damage minimal--half the missiles missed. Only Fox News came on-air with a map showing destruction. No other MSM has reported anything? Why? Bloggers? Mostly speculation. Afghanistan: Whoa! "Mother of all bombs"...does what? Wrecks tunnels (SEALS with satchel explosives might have done the same) and 36 dead. 36? That's it?? The North Koreans are likely NOT shaking in their shoes over this. Puts their launch "failure" into perspective, does it not?	0	not toxic
Picky picky .-) All I am suggesting is that in any small business ( that I am familiar with ) the entire family is involved and works hard to make it successful ! They ALL deserve "sprinkling" .....	0	not toxic
I am just amazed at the number of people who do not agree with you. To them I ask, first, if you agree that racial issues are a big problem in the US, and second, if you were an black NFL player who had seen these struggles through their lives what would you do?	0	not toxic
Government redistribution? So not only writing from the Christian Left, are you now advocating Marxism?	0	not toxic
HSAs only benefit the people who can take advantage of them. Upper middle class and the wealthy. Your side loves pushing the idea of HSAs connected to high-deductible catastrophic insurance policies. If someone has a $10,000 deductible and has a major illness or requires surgery, and they can't pay the $10,000 deductible, then what? All the tax deductions in the world won't help them if they don't have that $10,000.	0	not toxic
In the circles he operates in, and in his neighbourhood, he'll never meet any of these migrants.	0	not toxic
Next they'll need to wear identifying badges. There's something seriously wrong with the man. And, by all means waste American productivity building border walls; no doubt constructed by illegal Mexican immigrants willing to work at wage rates that have kept the American economy afloat.	0	not toxic
I honestly don't think Trump understands that posts to social media are out there forever.	0	not toxic
The saddest thing is to see a former flower child, someone who used to know the difference between right and wrong, good and evil, turn into a self-deluded supporter of increasing fascism.	0	not toxic
It just kills them that Hillary lost, and it kills them even more that Mr. Trump is doing an excellent job as President! I absolutely love it!	0	not toxic
not even addressing the wages and conditions the workers who make this stuff.	0	not toxic
How can this proceed, with President Trump in the Whitehouse? Unfortunately, Canada zigged, when the rest of the world is zagging, and will pay the price.	0	not toxic
Between this and DA today we have quite a few errant sisters! Pray for them but live your own life. You don't owe them anything.	0	not toxic
see rowbat comment above	0	not toxic
Subs man, A single boomer can unleash enough hate to take north Korea off the map and we have many such sub. Boomers are not prone to the electrical issue of EMP.	0	not toxic
I do not fault groups of like-minded individuals who come together to exercise freedom of expression in order to call attention to their plight or to achieve their rights. Sometimes (usually), this inconveniences others, but life goes on for the inconvenienced, while those who protest continue to be more than inconvenienced, and, as evidenced on here, denigrated, because there are those who cannot muster the minimum amount of compassion needed to put themselves in the protesters' place, if even for a minute. But, in this country, it seems this is the only way in which rights can be achieved, I'm sad to say. We can't seem to come together and do the right thing in order to achieve justice for all of us, together as one group of people called "Americans." And the Internet has provided a forum for people to say with immunity mean things they would never say to someone's face. (cont'd.)	0	not toxic
Superb work by the rescuers.	0	not toxic
I have a huge problem with Obamacare, first for the mandate of forcing people to pay or pay either way whether you can afford it or not. Second there are way way way to many people in Alaska on lifetime welfare who I have heard personally each month saying oh goodie money coming tomorrow. Meanwhile, they sit back and do absolutely nothing at all except have sex, produce kids, drink, smoke the weed and lay around waiting for the next month's check to come in. We need a drastic change of thinking in this country and we need to make people step up and start taking responsibility for their own lives and provide for themselves. It's gotten to be way to much waste, to much fraud. Ive even seen people using their food stamps to buy for other people in the villages. And noone is stopping them. Wake up everyone! this is now the world we live in.	0	not toxic
Where is the Kaiser HS football program right now? Who was the coach who shephearded it to this point? More relevently, who are the Kaiser HS administrators who shephearded Kaiser to this point?????	0	not toxic
If I ever became unable to kneel, I would not begrudge others to the privilege to kneel before Our Lord.	0	not toxic
Keeping a large cache of weapons in a well publicized isolated location, protected only by a fence and a locked door...Yes he is a victim. Somewhat irresponsible to the public to whom he's a part of this chain of endangerment, but yes, he's still a victim. Let's just hope that he gets his weapons back before someone responsible gets hurt and that he wises up.	0	not toxic
i totally disagree, the apocalypse is upon us, hell is freezing over, "the Leafs, win the cup. Huh, oh, I just woke up, what a nightmare. Happy face.	0	not toxic
Americans said that about Obama as well. This was actually impeachable. Obama launches 2,800 strikes on Iraq, Syria without congressional approval http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/apr/27/congress-still-not-specifically-authorizing-islami/	0	not toxic
To Puck maybe quarter of Canadians if not more trace their heritage to England so we are more likely to mourn for Britain than Nigeria do a quarter of Canadians trace their heritage to Nigeria?	0	not toxic

Coming from the same crowd who's biggest election priority was legalizing dope . BWAAAHAHAHA

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Had the Senate passed full repeal or even the "skinny" repeal with a Democrat such as Sen. Joe Manchin, with V.P. Pence making the decisive vote, Sen. Manchin would have been pilloried by the Left as a sellout, or evil or, as you would say, a hobgoblin of little minds. So, is Sen. Collins a fool for her consistency? Or, do our representatives only become wise when they vote liberally? And, what about Sen. Chris Murphy not wanting Pres. Trump to take away his "independent, small business" congressional staff's insurance sudsidy? The men and women of Congress, AND their staffs are paid very well and don't normally qualify for assistance, got it anyway from Pres. Obama. The court has ruled that it is an unauthorized expenditure. So, what is he whining about? Let's also find out how much of every senators' and representatives' financial portfolio is in health insurers, or big pharma.

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Works both ways. I drive a 2011 Buick Regal with a German engine and a Japanese transmission. It is badge engineered from an Opel Insignia and was built at GM Assembly in Oshawa. It's a fine car. Oshawa has been making vehicles for 110 years. This idea had had better be shot down and quickly.

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Maybe she'll do a Rosedale version of Gran Torino.

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Polis is a leftist Jew with a record that is not in line with most Colorodans.

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Agree. All parishioners matter.

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Thanks for a well-written article. Eugene Kennedy was perhaps influenced by the critiques of professionalized institutions by Ivan Illich. His "Disappearing Clergyman" in 1964 was to me an eye-opener. He criticized schooling as the comodization of learning, health care as the comodization of health, and the priestly church as the comodization of grace. Doctors and teachers have, I think, outlived his critiques, but priests have had a more difficult time in identifying just what their professional role might be.

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You sound like a lawyer Jerry. Just what we need on these posts, someone telling us how stupid we are because you are so smart. Go faux yourself.

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That can't possibly be true! All the commentators from the R-G to the Washington Post and the New York Times and the San Francisco Chronicle and Fox News and NBC and ABC and NPR and OPB and just everywhere proved that he couldn't possibly be selected as the nominee well over 6 months ago! Anybody know what all those people are predicting for November? Bernie or Kasich?

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Hahaha. I Googled "federal political contributions Canada" and the first thing that came up was : "Donate To Canada's Liberals - Support Progressive Politics - liberal.ca‎ Adwww.liberal.ca/‎ Canada is back, and the world is looking to Canada for leadership."

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' …apparently not. .

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I can't help feeling that our new PP and our Minister of Mineral Resources have been spending time together at a certain shebeen near the Jhb zoo.

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This project is very exciting and the co-occurring disorders component is a great step forward. But the homelessness is is not predominatley created by addiction. A recent study completed by the Washington State Dept of Commerece clearly shows that homelessness is on the rise because of increasing rent cost and lack of wage increase. http://www.commerce.wa.gov/serving-communities/homelessness/ I am 100% being more treatment facilities they are desperately needed but at the same time we have to solve the housing issue or these individuals will have no where to go.

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It pertains to the Samoan vs Samolian dipped net hooligan trade. Best to stear clear of this gangland flashpoint struggle...

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Are you OK? You don't sound well.

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Inadequate for sure, but every bit of activity counts. Its a good beginning, here;s the evidence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUaInS6HIGo

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These things have to be reported. It is like a form of sexual abuse and we learned a long time ago what a mistake it is to sweep this under the carpet. If it isn't dealt with, it will continue to go on unchallenged. There ought to be charges and consequences and maybe the next time people will think twice before assaulting an innocent person.

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only if they manage it as a open space. but we all know the truth there will be money generating booths etc

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I wish America had the sense that Britons do and keep the government divided versus one party rule who always end up tipping the cart too far.

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The ACLU which is generally regarded as a liberal group (not necessarily a correct view of the ACLU since they advocated civil and constitutional rights for all)-- has helped the white nationalists and supremacists by going to court advocating for their freedom to demonstrate in several places in the US, including college campuses.

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Indeed the forests and the aquifer are important. But they are NOT at or near the summit, but 1000s of feet below. So TMT is unrelated to those. The cesspools and piles of trash at lower elevations, however - maybe you should go after those.

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Such a shame. Syria was such a wonderful place for sending folks to for torture.

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All life is precious, including the life of those reading this post. Love & compassion conquers all.

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Pretty much sums it up. Petty, self serving and unwilling to compromise leaders and citizens will be the destruction of Alaska. Common sense has flown the coop and very soon, it will be crash and burn time for all.

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Remember the Alamo. Remember the Maine. Remember Hart-Celler.

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NUTS, Got excited when I saw the Drudge tease "McAuliffe dead..." then I saw the rest

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Peter Campbell... there is a difference. "This is the Canadian way. We do not actively force people to become "like us", we simply assimilate them into our culture without a ripple." --- The difference is YOU are forcing people to be different from what they want to be. I mean... Remove your Niqab or else. Remove your hijab, or else... (i.e. no employment). Hate crimes have gone up. True, some Ontario Muslims were against Sex-ed...but the bigger majority was okay with it. Were you living under a rock??

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I don’t give the House credit for the plan they came up with. It did not cut our bloated budget far enough & included an income tax. Any plan that includes an income tax of any kind is a bad plan. It matters not how small it starts out. All taxes start out small to get voted in. In large part, an income tax is a redistribution of private property from people who have earned it to people who have not. It takes place in the form of government programs, subsidies & grants. Dr. Walter Williams has called the federal income tax, legalized plunder. Dr. Alan Keyes called it a slave tax & incompatible with freedom. Marx & Engels adopted the income tax in their “Communist Manifesto”. Our Founding Fathers did not support a direct tax on individuals because it was detrimental to liberty. They supported consumption taxes. A sales tax is a consumption tax. It does not take as much force or the threat of it to collect a sales tax. https://nccs.net/1996-03-answers-to-americas-tax-problems

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sorry quieted down.

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Those people along the middle and upper Yukon river weren't satisfied with the 250,000 kings that passed the pilot station sonar located in the heart of the y2 district. No they want all the Kings for their $50 ziplock bags market they sell at anmc and during the AFN convention.

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Please tell that to the Texas Senate who proposed a bill that would require us to carry our birth certificates to use a public restroom.

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" And here's another mystery: I often leave Mass still irritated, unsettled and in disagreement. I still think that young woman should dress differently for Mass than for the gym. I still wouldn't voluntarily sit next to the blanket man on the bus, that is, if I rode the bus. No magic happens at Mass to make our differences and disagreements disappear." But- you were ok about going to communion still a grumble. hmmm... So the only difference between you and "them" was that their issues were visible? and yours weren't? Something like cleaning the outside of the cup etc... I get the beauty of the article... truly. When church stops at the door, and the heart goes hard as a rock do you think blanket man would recognize you on the street? And clearly you are one of those 'elders' as the usher got a nod from your husband to take the offering. I invite you to consider its this brand of hypocrisy that results in people leaving. Sign of Peace and then glassy dead eyes in the store? Wow.

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Foreign Aid and Mercy ships so they can come to America and blow us to smithereens? No thank you.

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Alaska is the highest TAXed state in the Union add it up fool user fees, licenses, permits...it goes on and on...in 1993 five govs meet in fairbanks, its on youtube pay attention to Jay Ham. comments!!!!

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You mean this? https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/obama_and_democrats_health_care_plan-1130.html RCP Average 6/17 - 7/25 -- 45.3 42.8 For/Favor +2.5 More people favor it than oppose it. And the cons seem confused that people resist them?

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Also in Glennallen where previously there was only a Christian radio station there is now NPR - an arm of liberal propaganda. The left knows that the remaining pockets of conservatives mostly reside in rural areas of the US. They progressives are out to change that. In Iowa, Owe-bama is behind grants to "lesbian" farmers. The loans are for lesbians who what to try farming and there are rural house and land loans.

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Paul Ryan is such a hypocrite. He doesn't want the government telling you what to do with your life ... unless you are pregnant, or gay, or you smoke pot, or you are a muslim etc. etc.

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Kick this sefie boy out, conflict of interest.

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The youth are different. have two adult sons in grad school, both have never had a committed relationship and have both said there is no way they would get married here. So, hopefully once they have their education finished, we are hoping for placements in other countries, finding a country with sane family law, and migrating... It is better to move than have to deal with an entitled woman here, and end up dominated and divorce-raped.

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Comeon, guys, read. This is not difficult to understand; Johnson's tax plan is flat out regressive, any economist on the planet can tell you that. Prebate = if you make $1 below the poverty line, you receive the "prebate". What happens as soon as you earn $1 over the poverty line? BOOM. You are now hit with a 23% tax. That is an absolutely perfect example of regressive taxation. Looking For Solutions2: VAT systems avoid double taxation, and are much less distorting than sales taxes. Sales taxes are much more regressive than VAT. Study up on your economics before typing. There is absolutely no possible way you can get around the fact that Gary Johnson's tax plan would significantly favor the wealthy, while harming (directly, economically, raising their tax rates in relation to wealthier individuals) poorer individuals.

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I can't remember. Is Trump running to be our President or Russia's?

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Our last President proclaimed himself to be "his Majesty"? Hmm, I missed that. I thought he was just being presidential.

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I really wonder about an economic system that depends on "investors" who were stupid enough to not foresee the shambles that is the Trump administration. I assumed that the Trump Bump in the stock market after the election was due to wealthy people anticipating massive tax cuts under Trump - an expectation that was reasonable, even if it amounted to atrocious public policy and a guarantee of long-term failure. But if these people actually believed - contrary to the overwhelming evidence - that Trump was going to be a competent President then they are idiots. That should frighten everyone.

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Your memory isn't any bettter than mine then Out! LOL There is a difference in the tone of criticism. While Obama did indeed get call racial slurs on a daily basis, his own composure never led him to the childish insults of Trump. If the dialog of dissent has gotten worse, it starts with the man in office and Trump has degraded our public dialog to levels that I never thought I'd see in this country. I don't blame conservatives for this by the way. The say and do anything anarchist and the say and do anything Trumpites aren't much different. They use 'free speech' to legitimize gutter talk and outright contemptuous lies. The 'reject our parents values' of the 60's unleashed a torrent of unhealthy and uncivilized behaviors in the name of egocentric self expression. Right or left, it's self centered egotism, winning over facts and wise deliberation. Tolerance taken to the extreme leaves us with very little common ground on which to build our communities.

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Don't give up/in. This is a worthy fight. Fed laws always supersede state laws in everything. Now w/the latest prez,and the supreme court w/a open seat to be filled, this is an unpopular place at the table. Hope remains, We have a right to know what is in our food (and water) ,and how they are grown. As much as we can, speak w/our money, That they understand.

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I presented over 1200 scientific studies above. Can't you read?

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52yrsanAKn - Not to huts in the wilderness. I would guess they will go to live with relatives in another village, or in the case of the ones not from Quin, go back to where they are from. It is not true that everyone banished moves to Anchorage. This thought process that many ascribe to in these comments reflects a self-absorbed, ignorant, fearful mindset that is not a credit to Alaska. Like the people who demand more prisons be built but none of them want them built anywhere near them. In someone else's backyard. I'm not an expert on banishment by any means, but I have lived in a village for over a dozen years and only know of one guy who was banished, and he simply moved to another village about 20 miles away and hasn't returned, and at least in that case, it was for the best.

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And that would not have prevented this shooting. Next.

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Sounds fishy to me...so lets take your recent story of the cops not attending arctic man because of budget issues and I comment In what may be a negative fashion ie ... the communist pigs want more money and definitely a measure to show just how "in" control they are ..... may be found offensive , yet the notion that they continually use any tactic to gather money to continue not there public service obligations but their overtime kitty. So would comments like this be aloud as personal opinions. of " flagged inappropriate because how dare we question budget issues

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Still waiting for the washout to get fixed on Oil City Road, 18 years.......crickets....

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“The goal will not simply be to legalize marijuana, but also to prevent youth from having access to it,” a senior official said. lol! So the government is going to make it more widely available and somehow our youth will use it less? What are these people smoking?

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You forgot about the $260,000 extortion on Capstone developers?

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Comments like that of Pork are of no value and quite insulting. Suggesting that Rogoff might have been intoxicated is over the top and shows your ignorance of flying. Do you really think that the owner of Alaska's largest paper would fly a complex aircraft while under the influence to the former LG's wedding where many Alaskan politicians and govt officials were present and could observe her? You might wish to retract your libelous comment.

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Obvious lies. I agree, you just can't stop can you? . The best candidate your party could muster was a woman who 'stood by her man' while he abused his executive privileges with young ladies in the oval office and 'lied' about it under oath.. Now she blames people like you, for her loss. It's your fault now. She tried blaming Russia and the media, an inept campaign manager or 'phantom' election hacking. None of it worked. In her mind, she never entertained the thought of losing. Not once. . Face it, her fans let her down. You just weren't there for her when she really needed you. As punishment,you and millions of her supporters have now been thrown under the bus by Hillary Clinton in her book, "What Happened?"

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If you aren't smart enough to get into CSU then you can apply to second Tier university's like CU.

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There is still 70% who have imaginary friends, so there is hope that there is no hope.

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except it's considered a serious breach of tradtion and bad form to slag the government outside the country. also the CPC is doing their damnest to make this some big issue in the US, and then claiming the LIBERALS are jeprodizing things? they're putting a gun to the countries head, and will blame the Liberals if they accidently pull the trigger

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Only 40% of the vote wanted Horgan as premier. Remember that.

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Ignore him Scot.

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Thanks again. To be sure, different arrangements for different cases makes sense. I am preoccupied by the true pedophile. Everything I have read suggests that this drive is so very strong that, given opportunity, re-offense is almost inevitable. But I also sense that often enough, even such folks grasp that what they desire to do is wrong, and are sometime willing to accept confinement. That is the type of case I would like the Church to hang on to. Bottom line, we agree diverse responses for different cases. And I presume we also agree that our Church is not at all ready for that level of sophisticated response--just grasping prevention and then victim support must be the absolute priorities, has still not come to dominate our episcopal mind sets.

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You are in for a disturbing surprise, although this time you can't blame Obamacare. Have a nice Friday.

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Here is a link to what is probably the most comprehensive collection of data on anthropogenic climate disruption that exists. It will tell you what the scientists say, and who is saying it. It is quite dense, there are hundreds of links that are required to understand it, and it's necessary to pay attention to the footnotes. Guy McPherson spent years tracking the information and he has done an amazing job of it. https://guymcpherson.com/climate-chaos/climate-change-summary-and-update/

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I am of two minds: one part of me understands the need to protect elected officials for the purposes of maintaining orderly, first world government. The other part of me sees a ruling class so disconnected that it takes a mortal threat for them to recognize the vulnerability ordinary Americans put up with every day of their lives.

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" We are divided as a people" says Jane. The educated ones, and the uneducated ones stuck in racial separatism and hatred of other races hell bent on going backwards for no other reason but greed.

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By all means don't stop him from spewing. Our choice here is between this bloviating blow-hard and the tyrannical juggernaut aka the democrat party, personified by HC. Meanwhile the republican establishment cowers in the corner hoping a problem they created after two electoral landslides, will go away. With him it is all words, so far. With her it is real world policies with real world implications. No need to bring up his business screwing somebody. If he got away with it, the that is a problem with the current system and the powers that be. Kind of the same way Hillary, Lois Lerner and others got away with it. The difference is that their scandals were on a much bigger stage with much bigger consequences.

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shut the fuck up you peace of shit

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He's not a businessman. He's been in the public sector most of his life.

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DaVita, trying to get any positive press they can since their stock price plummeted and they have had to settle so many lawsuits. For profit healthcare at it's best right here folks.

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You must be an outsider. Local people, deserve to live in Hawaii, like their families have, for many generations. Natives go home, doesn't work in Hawaii. This is home.

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AFAIK, someone in the press pool asked about those piles of documents and Trump went off on him, telling him not to ask about them. In other words, those "piles of documents" turned out to be nothing but blank sheets of paper stuffed in file folders. A grade-A scam if there ever was one.

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all organisms survive by their selfishness. that is the very essence of evolution. There is nothing more selfish than to respond to the urge to make babies and build a family.

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What does "the recount ordered by the Florida Supreme Court suffered from constitutional problems" mean? What does "it is evident that any recount seeking to meet the Dec. 12th date will be unconstitutional" means? What does "It is obvious that the recount cannot be conducted in compliance with the requirements of equal protection and due process without substantial additional work." mean? Those three parts of the ruling are very plain for anyone who has rudimentary reading comprehension skills. The Florida Supreme Court overstepped their constitutional authority with their ruling on conducting the recounts. 2 of the justices that agreed with the majority ruling were the liberals on the court. Justices Breyer and Souter agreed with the 5 conservative justices on the violation of the equal protection clause of the constitution by the Florida Supreme Court. Three of the justices indicated that the Florida Court had rewritten election legislation from the legislature.

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I think your missing the bigger picture of the additional benefits of innovation in our academic hospitals. That is what was great about the article and really the main point. Just seeing this as some doctor trying to squeeze more money for himself out of the system is missing the importance of this discussion. I don't care one bit about a robot for urology. But the larger point being made by the doctor is critical. Maybe its hard to understand if you don't work in the area and maybe we need to do a better job educating the public about these issues. There is great benefit to the public in supporting the process of medical innovation in our academic teaching hospitals. The doctors in these programs actually make less money and work harder. So your premise is false.

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Another very wild and bad idea... get our kids trained in 3rd world class teaching centers at partly my expense, and have more 3rd world kids come here and get top rated educations and stay on and get job experience here and back door Citizenship, while our kids come back without any local coop experience and no jobs... yes.. very wild

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There are many more deaths by drowning in backyard pools in places with more... wait for it... backyard pools. People determined to kill themselves, as opposed to cry for help, will choose the most lethal method available, and the US has a much lower suicide rate than most countries with more restrictive gun laws. So gun ownership lacks any correlation, much less causation, to suicide in any actually meaningful way. And, of course, most gun suicides (as in something like 90+%) are middle-aged, predominently male, gun owners so no realistic gun restriction can rationally have any effect. They already own the guns, and can pass background checks to buy one if not. Most serious suicides plan their deaths, so waiting periods are useless (they'll wait or substitute). As adults they have access to even a "safe-storage law" gun and ammunition. Only one shot is needed so any gun can work, even a flintlock musket, so semi-auto, pistol, mag capacity, etc bans can't help.

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I don't agree with Donny little hands on many things but ungrateful super payed sports stars disrespect for the country and Chubby Kim's threats to the USA deserve negative comments and maybe a bunker buster or two into Rocket Man's launch control bunker.

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In effect, the VP shouts over the DMZ to North Korea, "See what we did in Syria? See what we did in Afghanistan?" Implied: we could do the same to you...our ships are on the way, don't forget! OK, let's re-examine the latest examples of "strength and resolve." Except we can't. 10 days now since those missile cruisers sent almost 60 death-tubes into Syria. What do we know for sure? Well, they landed. Somewhere. I've searched in vain for verifiable follow-up stories AFTER April 7. Syria: 9 civilians dead. TASS said damage minimal--half the missiles missed. Only Fox News came on-air with a map showing destruction. No other MSM has reported anything? Why? Bloggers? Mostly speculation. Afghanistan: Whoa! "Mother of all bombs"...does what? Wrecks tunnels (SEALS with satchel explosives might have done the same) and 36 dead. 36? That's it?? The North Koreans are likely NOT shaking in their shoes over this. Puts their launch "failure" into perspective, does it not?

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Picky picky .-) All I am suggesting is that in any small business ( that I am familiar with ) the entire family is involved and works hard to make it successful ! They ALL deserve "sprinkling" .....

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I am just amazed at the number of people who do not agree with you. To them I ask, first, if you agree that racial issues are a big problem in the US, and second, if you were an black NFL player who had seen these struggles through their lives what would you do?

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Government redistribution? So not only writing from the Christian Left, are you now advocating Marxism?

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HSAs only benefit the people who can take advantage of them. Upper middle class and the wealthy. Your side loves pushing the idea of HSAs connected to high-deductible catastrophic insurance policies. If someone has a $10,000 deductible and has a major illness or requires surgery, and they can't pay the $10,000 deductible, then what? All the tax deductions in the world won't help them if they don't have that $10,000.

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In the circles he operates in, and in his neighbourhood, he'll never meet any of these migrants.

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Next they'll need to wear identifying badges. There's something seriously wrong with the man. And, by all means waste American productivity building border walls; no doubt constructed by illegal Mexican immigrants willing to work at wage rates that have kept the American economy afloat.

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I honestly don't think Trump understands that posts to social media are out there forever.

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The saddest thing is to see a former flower child, someone who used to know the difference between right and wrong, good and evil, turn into a self-deluded supporter of increasing fascism.

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It just kills them that Hillary lost, and it kills them even more that Mr. Trump is doing an excellent job as President! I absolutely love it!

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not even addressing the wages and conditions the workers who make this stuff.

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How can this proceed, with President Trump in the Whitehouse? Unfortunately, Canada zigged, when the rest of the world is zagging, and will pay the price.

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Between this and DA today we have quite a few errant sisters! Pray for them but live your own life. You don't owe them anything.

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see rowbat comment above

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Subs man, A single boomer can unleash enough hate to take north Korea off the map and we have many such sub. Boomers are not prone to the electrical issue of EMP.

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I do not fault groups of like-minded individuals who come together to exercise freedom of expression in order to call attention to their plight or to achieve their rights. Sometimes (usually), this inconveniences others, but life goes on for the inconvenienced, while those who protest continue to be more than inconvenienced, and, as evidenced on here, denigrated, because there are those who cannot muster the minimum amount of compassion needed to put themselves in the protesters' place, if even for a minute. But, in this country, it seems this is the only way in which rights can be achieved, I'm sad to say. We can't seem to come together and do the right thing in order to achieve justice for all of us, together as one group of people called "Americans." And the Internet has provided a forum for people to say with immunity mean things they would never say to someone's face. (cont'd.)

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Superb work by the rescuers.

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I have a huge problem with Obamacare, first for the mandate of forcing people to pay or pay either way whether you can afford it or not. Second there are way way way to many people in Alaska on lifetime welfare who I have heard personally each month saying oh goodie money coming tomorrow. Meanwhile, they sit back and do absolutely nothing at all except have sex, produce kids, drink, smoke the weed and lay around waiting for the next month's check to come in. We need a drastic change of thinking in this country and we need to make people step up and start taking responsibility for their own lives and provide for themselves. It's gotten to be way to much waste, to much fraud. Ive even seen people using their food stamps to buy for other people in the villages. And noone is stopping them. Wake up everyone! this is now the world we live in.

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Where is the Kaiser HS football program right now? Who was the coach who shephearded it to this point? More relevently, who are the Kaiser HS administrators who shephearded Kaiser to this point?????

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If I ever became unable to kneel, I would not begrudge others to the privilege to kneel before Our Lord.

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Keeping a large cache of weapons in a well publicized isolated location, protected only by a fence and a locked door...Yes he is a victim. Somewhat irresponsible to the public to whom he's a part of this chain of endangerment, but yes, he's still a victim. Let's just hope that he gets his weapons back before someone responsible gets hurt and that he wises up.

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i totally disagree, the apocalypse is upon us, hell is freezing over, "the Leafs, win the cup. Huh, oh, I just woke up, what a nightmare. Happy face.

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Americans said that about Obama as well. This was actually impeachable. Obama launches 2,800 strikes on Iraq, Syria without congressional approval http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/apr/27/congress-still-not-specifically-authorizing-islami/

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To Puck maybe quarter of Canadians if not more trace their heritage to England so we are more likely to mourn for Britain than Nigeria do a quarter of Canadians trace their heritage to Nigeria?

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