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I say NO to each and every vote. I have yet to read one. | 0 | not toxic |
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As an avid hunter and guide, I agree with you keira. WTF are people thinking! | 0 | not toxic |
I guess "the resistance" isn't as strong as they thought. The SoS told the admin what they could and couldn't have under the voting laws from CO. All of that info is easy to source through home ownership, car registration, census info. If the Govt really wants your info, they call up the IRS and tell them what they want. Which is exactly what the last admin did to people. | 0 | not toxic |
The Speaker could vote with the government - nothing but convention prevents it. They should then make big donations retroactively illegal, back to May 9, 2017. The Liberals should be forced to give back donations made after the election . | 0 | not toxic |
Each human being has a very unique patchwork of genetic beginnings plus life experiences which eventually mold into quite personal definitions regarding every conceivable topic ... what is good, what is bad, what is ethical, when to be skeptical (and when not), ad finitum. My own concept of "being skeptical" means that in response to some stimulus, my mind is automatically flooded with questions ... What? Who? Why? When? Where? Each "answer" to any of these questions then raises new questions.
To be honestly skeptical, there is one more extremely important question: "What is MISSING in my own perceptions and interpretations?" This last question delves into the "blind spots" in any person's responses to external and internal events. This is critical.
The Biblical admonition to "beware of false prophets" is a statement to be closely examined for the who, why, when issues ... and also the "blind spot". Religious/supernatural acceptance raises questions of what one does not see. | 0 | not toxic |
Hello Mark and Coleco,
Your personal feelings of incredulity, about my typo, are really fascinating stuff to read about - far more interesting than, um, how life in the universe begins, so thanks for sharing your very interesting feelings of incredulity here today.
I further applaud your admirably perfect eyesight-related skills in developing and editing your own drafts,, as clearly neither of you have ever modified your initially-typed draft by duplicating and cutting and pasting and re-ordering and, in so doing, screwing up with your content.
So again, bravo to your type-editing and eyesight skills, take the applause, and all I can do is bow and humbly say "not worthy, not worthy", with a tip of my cap at you both.
But back to the trivial and boring matter of the origin of life in the universe - I gather you are both adherents then of the scientists' moon theory I mentioned? Neither of you have voiced objection to it... | 0 | not toxic |
Get over it. She lost because of who she is...a corrupt, dishonest woman. Simple as that. | 1 | toxic |
Good comment John ... I saw the same thing. | 0 | not toxic |
Nigel your comment about the thugs is rather amusing in that Novick's attempts at humor often fall flat or are totally dismissive yet you are not going to pick on a little handicapped person but take it out on the fat guy. | 0 | not toxic |
In the aftermath of the devastating 2013 Calgary flood, there was a wonderful article by a U of C professor published in the Calgary Herald that was titled "A Flood Plain is a Plain That Floods". I personally know a number of people who experienced extreme flood damage during that disaster and other floods during this century and they all had one thing in common; they lived on the flood plain. Flood plains are wonderful places to live and recreate when the river is not flooding. Cities, municipalities, provinces and home owners continue to invest large sums of money along rivers and lakes in almost total disregard of the fact that flooding will occur at some point in the future. When the flooding does occur, many "experts" blame climate change, and the victims expect the government to bail them out. These bail outs are subsidies whereby the majority of society that does not build on flood plains bails out the minority that does. Remember, a flood plain is a plain that floods. | 0 | not toxic |
I never said anything about danger and safety, I am talking about culture, and why some immigrants come here to share ours, and others come here determined to ignore it. | 0 | not toxic |
...and with the federal grant money that came with them. | 0 | not toxic |
Instead of banks, how about using credit unions? | 0 | not toxic |
I agree Glenn. I think theirs two separate articles in this one. When talking about ulua, rois, other reef fish, they are usually associated with ciguatera. The scare with pelagics and other deep water species (mostly consumed raw) is histamine, ecoli, and salmonella. BUT our fishery does a great job with temperature and handling and has an outstanding health record.
Another thing to bring up is fresh, local VS. imported/frozen. Our standards and regulations are far superior than many other countries. Why are our products generally more expensive?? Boats, auction, wholesalers all pay and take the extra step to ensure safe and high quality products. As the saying goes, "you get what you pay for." | 0 | not toxic |
Maybe some of these human shields are providing them with bed and breakfast or assisting them in other ways. | 0 | not toxic |
Show me one customer for either the Typhoon or the Rafale that has paid less than $120 million. The F-35 LRIP is now less than $110 million. BTW, the India deal was for 36 jets. I suggest you look up the contract value and divide it by 36 and explain to me how it is 1/5 that of a F-35. | 0 | not toxic |
My thoughts are that euthanasia and spay/neuter should be the lowest cost possible. People that take their pets to a vet and spend money on the visit, x-rays and/or other tests should not be gouged when the vet returns a death sentence for the animal. I had something like that happen with a pet. The euthanasia cost more than the visit and x-rays for a tiny rabbit. Go figure! Also, I have a pet peeve with the cost of spays for rabbits. There isn't a low cost spay for them. SPCA doesn't spay rabbits even though a vet I know offered to teach the vet there how to do it. The least expensive rabbit spay is about $280 & some vets charge over $500. Only the richest of people can usually afford that. I don't necessarily agree that people should not have pets they can't afford. To some, esp the elderly, it is really important to have a companion. There are many doe rabbits that are dumped because they can be cranky if they aren't spayed, plus they're more likely to get cancer. Quit gouging me! | 0 | not toxic |
P. T. Barnum would have been proud. | 0 | not toxic |
Generally agree, although I think Raitt is probably okay although perhaps not the best. Saxton and Peterson are fine, but have no chance. Scheer is a bit too right wing, Alexander too tained while Trost, Leitch, Lemieux, and Blaney too extreme. Bernier is a bit risky as he is a libertarian so not a socon or alt right and in that sense appeals to many, but he might be a bit too right wing economically, even though I would still vote for him in 2019, not sure if he could win nationally. | 0 | not toxic |
We are lucky they are here. Did you notice all the independents left? | 0 | not toxic |
Former DNR DOG Director, and has helped make Alaska's oil business what it is today! | 0 | not toxic |
Outrage is important, it is the fuel that keeps protest alive. Protest is important, it keeps democracy alive. | 0 | not toxic |
How about just securing our borders from people that are incompatible with our country's values ? Is that too hard to ask for ? PM Butts and his student council ... sigh. | 0 | not toxic |
Interesting concept but it fails to address the obvious - the need to mitigate damage from a high velocity projectile. A single bullet could bring the craft down or kill the occupant directly. | 0 | not toxic |
He certainly did. He did everything to bring about her death when he could have easily prevented it. Without his invaluable insistence, it probably would not have happened. | 0 | not toxic |
How many locals actually take their kids to the zoo? That would be a good question to ask. I don't think many tourist go because very few are families with kids. | 0 | not toxic |
Not in his reality. | 0 | not toxic |
KK. How is 7 billion in aircraft orders to Boeing going to hurt the US or Alaska
Last time I checked all those aircraft will be burning jet fuel. | 0 | not toxic |
Shoshanah,
It is you that needs a better education https://www.forbes.com/pictures/eglg45iedhf/countries-that-have-trie/#2079114a3836
Now run along little snowflake before your feelings get hurt from being corrected. | 0 | not toxic |
Well I am glad you asked about that. Lots of types of dogs sort of jump to mind, but this one dominates: Affenpinscher.
This comes in second: Brussels Griffon
And this one third: Papillon | 0 | not toxic |
Sez you, bub.
BTW, I love your new meme.
"False thoughts"!
Move over, George Orwell, Big Bad Bill is in town . . .
I think I feel a Jim Croce parody song coming on. Better scoot . . . | 0 | not toxic |
Why do you think this country was born on God, Glory and Guts? Why do people think this country was founded on Christian principles? Why "Shame on you!" I don't think it is appropriate for anyone to pray to anything other than our Christian Biblical God, but I don't think it is necessary or even desirable to have invocation before any meeting of a business nature unless it is religious in nature. I am somewhat confused by your stance about the 501c3 status. I appreciate your viewpoint and dialog with me. I value any discussion about the Christian faith. I do have one issue with my faith that I don't think I have ever expressed to anyone, even my mentor, but I look more to Jesus and the New Testament than to God and the Old Testament for examples on how to live my life and how I treat others. | 0 | not toxic |
Yeah, great system. Nearly killed a few hundred people but no pressure on that whole CVR thing. Heck, probably not another one like it in the world anyway, especially with it's highly advanced 2 hours of voice capacity. On this basis the only time a CVR will be accessed is whenever they DO kill everyone and the airline won't be needing it again for another flight in the morning. | 1 | toxic |
The Truth in Headline Association would like this one changed to:
LEGAL FARMING HASSLED AGAIN BY ACTIVIST FUNDRAISING ACTIVITY | 0 | not toxic |
Nope. He is their employee last I checked. Laypeople are adults, not little children or serfs who need caretakers. It is time to start treating the laity as equals rather than regarding them as subservient pets. | 0 | not toxic |
I agree with you 100%, and I have no problem with a moment of silence...as that is something that can be used to say a prayer, collect your thoughts, take a couple of deep breaths, go over in your head something you are wanting to discuss, etc. But a prayer, that is one person imposing their personal religion on the whole meeting. That is not right and it often seems to go beyond prayer into proselytization, especially heavily evangelical areas. | 0 | not toxic |
Since when is not liking something fear leftie? Take a long walk off a short pier! Please! | 0 | not toxic |
not sure why everyone has to suffer for the retarded green programs like the climate economic suicide plan.... why dont the greentards pool pay for it themselves? | 0 | not toxic |
"Were you surprised at the outcome on election day?"
Yes.
"Why was that?"
Most conventional wisdom and standards were thrown out the window.
Now that I've answered your questions how about you answer one of mine.
Does a news source have to be perfect, ie. cannot be wrong on anything, to be a source of "real" news or can it be a reliable source of facts and get something wrong once in a while? | 0 | not toxic |
well,my pineal gland could de calcify and i could invoke my true conscienceness ...and quit smoking dmt.....LOL | 0 | not toxic |
But the current investment managers give PERA execs such wonderful perks/kickbacks. | 0 | not toxic |
And what are "white" people taking "pride" in other than their skin colour? Doesn't that seem a little on the shallow side to a deep thinker like you? The other two groups you mention take "pride" as a response to centuries of discrimination. Please do enlighten us on this. | 0 | not toxic |
Indeed. Worse even than gratuitous gun violence, you betcha. | 0 | not toxic |
Every time I think the rail fiasco can't get worse, it does. It's really depressing that no one involved seems to have any concept of responsibility or even morality. | 0 | not toxic |
Marie - you are correct, facts have become politicized.
Fact - Obama banned immigration from Iraq in 2011. And also banned refugees from Syria at the same time.
Why does the media and you ignore that fact? political? | 0 | not toxic |
THe Russian Hoax created by (D)onkeys has come full circle and now exposed the kunt for the scumbag that she is. | 1 | toxic |
I am all about reducing greenhouse gases and I am not a climate denier, but pose a question to all of the haters; would you rather half empty planes fly? These flights are regularly scheduled and will fly whether these people are sitting in them or not. Then there all of the " why would you do that" people, well I am sure all of you have questionable practices in your life stop judging. | 0 | not toxic |
Much like the Israelis, Poles don't fool around with Nazis (especially members of the Waffen-SS). If they couldn't liquidate them while in custody shortly after World War II, then they'll strive to bring them to justice however how long it takes.
The Poles haven't exactly forgiven the former Soviet Union for what happened in the Katyn Forest either. | 0 | not toxic |
Ah yes...the bubba years are coming back to haunt! Set asides for China were well documented (or at least vaguely referred to in news stories) ala the real estate boom w/ Japan in the '80s. From supposedly legit business deals between U.S. investors looking to increase profit share, which ended up actually being financing for the PLA, which then probably went to underwriting the fledgling Clinton Global Initiative, to actual giving away of U.S. intellectual property to China which we are now seeing in "products" like the J-20 or the other "5th gen" fighters that will no doubt be employed to rival U.S. systems. Bandied about, too, are the numerous blasts from the past where "information gathering" efforts during bubba's admin included Lockheed, Los Alamos, White Sands, and other fun places. Great times. Memories. | 0 | not toxic |
More lies, I mean Alternative Facts, I mean Trump speak.
You're a good example of why the Alt-Right is such a joke. | 0 | not toxic |
Just like we're all paying military contractors through the bloated defense budget and we're all paying to fund that monumental waste of time and money called the DEA and their epic failure called the drug war and we're all paying farm subsidies to people who don't deserve or need them.
Now I don't have any idea how you feel about those specific things that i mentioned but for every government expenditure that I support and you have a conniption fit over, I can name another one that you support and I don't. So how 'bout we call it even? | 0 | not toxic |
Not a single comment is written in remembrance of Mr. Birk. What did that say about his wealthy life? Anybody? Thought so. | 0 | not toxic |
Don't worry, Trump's "senior" advisors Jared and Ivanka will attempt to get the whole sorry mess ironed out. Looks like Trump is about ready to FIRE everyone though because of the dysfunction he surrounds himself with. Vladimir is all too ready to stock up his administration with new people. | 1 | toxic |
The Democrats are already backing Stock, so she'll get their dependable 47% of the statewide vote. Metcalfe won't even score as well as Theresa Obermeyer in 1996. Give him 1-2%. That leaves 51 -52%. The angry white guys will vote for Miller, giving him 10-15% of the vote. That means Murkowski draws 36-42%. That was enough to put her over the top last time, but not this time. Democrats won't vote for her twice.
Miller just handed the race to Stock. The Senate was already likely to flip to the Democrats. Now the Republicans have lost what by all rights should be a bullet proof seat. Assuming Clinton wins the presidency (and the odds are looking good for her), she's going to have a Senate that's one seat friendlier than she was already anticipating. All because of Joe Miller's ego.
On the bright side, this will be Genuine Diamelle Joe's last stand. The Republicans will never take him back after this stunt. Maybe he'll finally get job when it's all over. | 0 | not toxic |
The two of them on the ticket wouldn't have a snowball's chance in hell | 0 | not toxic |
Notice how all of the so-called CPC supporters never post on stories about their own party? You think they'd be interested
Proof to me most of them are bots and trolls. No other rational explanation. | 0 | not toxic |
I asked our allies, and not one of them agree with your assessment. Are you still seeing boogy men? Our foreign policy during the Obama years was seriously lacking unless you consider promoting clandestine wars, backdoor deals with foreign governments, unstable and useless trade sanctions, and weak world leadership good traits. | 0 | not toxic |
That's entirely incorrect. There are no "flaws, ad hoc fixes or initial errors." It is proven beyond any question that the earth is a sphere. And unless you were in school 6,000 years ago, then no, the stuff taught in schools today that the earth is a sphere were not considered "theory."
Each day's sunrise proves you wrong, you know. As I write this, it's dark in Denver but it's sunny in Honolulu. | 0 | not toxic |
Yes.
That is the foundation of the Liberal Party. | 0 | not toxic |
It is already a farce for those living in the Snohomish county area. The original promise was service to Everett. Then they revised it to Lynnwood. Then the Northgate transit center, then the U District. But when the Monorail initiative passed, they went south to block it. Then they said a second phase would go north. Now it is going to be nearly fifty years of taxes to reach Everett. This was voted down by Snohomish county residents repeatedly. They changed the rules to make it pass with a majority across the region, so Seattle wins. The rest don't matter.It isn't the will of the people, it's the will of Seattle voters.When it comes time to fund the farther reaching extensions after Seattle is well served paid by the whole region, will Seattle vote for tracks they won't use? Maybe not a good bet. But everyone else will have paid for Seattle.This project is mismanaged, like buying Canadian cars they couldn't use, and the lies.The original manager said if they told the truth, it'd fail. | 0 | not toxic |
All these men posting here who just can't wait to jump to the defense of a sexual predator. Perhaps they have some ugly kinship with this guy's behaviour? | 1 | toxic |
>>>And the truth is there was no conspiracy to commit any criminal offense,” Bervar said. “Mistakes and sloppy police work and inaccurate police reports area a daily occurrence in the state courts here in Hawaii.
Alternative Facts, Hawaii style. | 0 | not toxic |
Exactly. | 0 | not toxic |
Not quite sure why at the end of your viewpoint you decide to dis EUGENE SKINNER as "short, quarrelsome, mercenary, probably illiterate". Holding a grudge about something? How does being mean add to what you had to say? Not much is 'known' about you either. So, lots of pamphlets about trails that you didn't even build yourself? I am a fifth-generation Skinner. I know what my GGGrandfather built. | 0 | not toxic |
The valley wants blood. I haven't heard anyone say they saw these folks start this fire. I don't believe the burden of proof is on anyone who says it wasn't me. Did anyone see fire works going off in the vicinity? If so, did anyone see these folks igniting fireworks?what,if anything did anyone see ,besides a big fire???? | 0 | not toxic |
[I have yet to see a reasonable argument against banning Muslims.]
Is the First Amendment, which prohibits banning Muslims, or more specifically the federal government acting in such a way as to inhibit religious practices of a specific religion, or the Fifth Amendment which prohibits "banning Muslims," or more specificially prohibits the federal government from treating people differently based upon religion, are not "reasonable arguments?" | 0 | not toxic |
What drives the market for Lumber ? housing/construction.
What drives housing?. The need for population to seek homes/ businesses.
If people would stop popping babies out, and get the world population under control, there would be a smaller carbon footprint on our planet. We may not see it in our lifetime, but resources will run out, unless we make some hard decisions.
The human race is like a virus on our planet. The worlds population needs to start looking at the bigger picture, and start planning on saving our own planet, instead of heading closer and closer to its eventual demise.
( i chose to not have children based on this belief.) | 0 | not toxic |
I think some people are just predisposed to bristle at anything the Vatican says, especially when it has to do with rules and regulations. Plus, I get the impression there's a lot of misunderstanding of what Catholic teaching on the resurrection of the dead actually means.
Not a big deal, in the great scheme of things. | 0 | not toxic |
For the left, Islamic world terrorism is preferable to any a peace negotiated by Trump. | 0 | not toxic |
Merkel and the other adults have put Donny to bed early without desert after a good "time out" on the staircase. Unfortunately he will wake tomorrow to demonstrate the same predilection towards picking on classmates and pulling the dogs ears. | 0 | not toxic |
I really like the show of "Buying Alaska" I have been stuck in the Mpls area waiting for the government to award me my service connected disability benefits (only been delaying it now for 10+ years) and to see the views of
Soldotna and the whole Kenai Peninsula only gets me excited to get back up there and put my plans into action! | 0 | not toxic |
Senator Murkowski continues to show that she is an adult in the room, a legislator who can think and act independently in the interest(s) of Alaskans and who puts country above party dogma and strong-arm tactics. She has demonstrated the independence and courage that will forever earn my support and vote. She and Senator McCain believe that health care reform is so important that any reform should be subject to "regular order", a deliberative and inclusive Senate process to openly air and vet the pros and cons of any new health care policy. Such policy developed in back rooms in Washington by a handful of same-party Senators with zero public visibility and with no inclusion of the opposition party is properly doomed to failure. Trump desperately wants to be able to sign something, anything, to help his sinking ship. Please stay your course Senator Murkowski. As Mr. McCain noted yesterday, compromise in a viable Democracy is not treason nor weakness. It is imperative for good policy. | 0 | not toxic |
$700,000,000+ to buy John Bowlen's interest which does not include a vote in the daily operations -- that's a tough sell to Elway and any group he could put together. | 0 | not toxic |
No need to, Chin already fixed that problem, he decided to extend the travel permits Somali pirates to allow them dock in our ports whom will happily loot our islands and pick up our authentic fine Oriental Ming Dynasty manufactured Hawaiian antiques and sell them in international waters as they sail back from their vacation here. ;-) | 0 | not toxic |
Ak-kasey, thks for info. Missed that one. | 0 | not toxic |
klastri> Has anyone ever referred to you as "you're obviously insane?" Obvious, that is, to everyone, except klastri. Are you even slightly qualified to make such an outrageous statement? If not then you should not make an A** out of yourself. Have a nice day. | 0 | not toxic |
How he won: A split opposition, and name recognition within a desire for change.
"he won in 2013 with just 32-per-cent support, beating then-unknown political neophyte Mélanie Joly, who had 26 per cent ...Combined, 68 per cent of the vote went to three Coderre opponents."
"Mr. Coderre won in 2013 after leaving federal Liberal politics, promising to restore civic pride, repair infrastructure and provide a corruption-free administration after a mayor resigned in disgrace and the interim replacement was imprisoned." | 0 | not toxic |
Regarding: "President Donald Trump's first foreign trip looks more like a pilgrimage than anything else — Rome, Jerusalem and Saudi Arabia. Let's hope someone explains to him that he cannot go to Mecca."
- Let us hope that someone tells Trump that ArchbFrancis of Rome will not tell him about the gospel of prosperity.
- Let us hope that someone tells Trump that while in Jerusalem he may not erect a statue to himself. | 0 | not toxic |
Nice attempt to deflect. | 0 | not toxic |
I do not like "civil comments". This is very annoying. I will not likely post anything here again. | 0 | not toxic |
Heaven help us! The city needs to wrap it's brain around the needs of the community, not just chasing faux economic gains...sheesh! | 0 | not toxic |
CAE, You can't even say "Yes!" without being declared uncivil? Now, really, folks, someone(s) are playing too many games with this blog. | 0 | not toxic |
Bill
You arecertainly free to present your “fluoride is a drug” argument in court.
Given that no court of last resort has ever upheld that nonsensical claim in regard to optimal level fluoride in water......In don’t much like your chances with that.
Steven D. Slott, DDS | 0 | not toxic |
Yes, there is always that danger. The committed left, of which feminism is a part, has always gone through struggles with ideological purity and schisms. I think it's part of having been on the outside for so long. I may be a glass-half full person, but I see it as being more open now. That some can blast Marie Henein and Margaret Atwood without shaking their feminist credentials is a good thing. | 0 | not toxic |
Well - you could always move to Thunder Bay, nobody's forcing you to live in Toronto!
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RangerMC, Thanks for the info, but nobody is saying that the US should be like Sweden. | 0 | not toxic |
Admits to 'brushing her ribs" in the opening statement...riiiiiiiight. Guilty as charged! | 0 | not toxic |
Sneaky ! | 0 | not toxic |
That is what Milo calls his own tour; this was not made up by anyone at Breitbart. At Berkeley there was a violent riot by college students protesting Milo's tour. | 0 | not toxic |
Are there any adults in this family? | 0 | not toxic |
Unlike "our" presnitwit, I don't insult dim people to their faces. | 0 | not toxic |
OK Anita, the title of this article is ...
"When Not Speaking Fluent English Can Get You Evicted"
but buried deep in the wall of text was this ...
"their teenage daughter’s boyfriend showed up drunk and got into a fight with their neighbors"
So isn't that why they were evicted?
(but they do look like nice people) | 0 | not toxic |
By moving Jarrett up from the PS, that should help, he didn't look to bad in pre-season and he's a big body. | 0 | not toxic |
@akmk - Bully? Is that the new name for anyone you disagree with? | 0 | not toxic |
There is no question that my good friend Sen. Grassely is lying through his distinguished teeth and is, if I may humbly argue, full of crap. | 1 | toxic |
You seem to have some kind of grudge against CS that's skewing your perception. But really, per 2016 FBI stats, Pueblo, Denver, and Aurora all have higher murder rates and violent crime rates than Colorado Springs, and I doubt CS is going to exceed them anytime soon. | 0 | not toxic |
Sounds reasonable to me.
But logic and reason are lost on most people. | 0 | not toxic |
"Ironic that the very same groups who complain about SJWs and free speech are lodging a complaint about this girl saying things they don't like."
That isn't the point for me. The SJW's, correctly labeled as peacocks by Scott Adams, are hyper-sensitive. They want to be given trigger warnings, safe spaces etc. But when it comes to their own speech then racism, sexism etc etc is just A-OK. The problem is the hypocrisy. People here are just judging her be the standards she and her pals claim to live by. | 0 | not toxic |
I am thinking of introducing a new line of menswear (sorry, still thinking about the distaff offering)-it will consist of a tie with a bright red background (to go with the MAGA ball cap), with the good ole hammer-and-sickle prominently displayed in a tasteful yellow, repeating pattern. These adornments can then be worn by all male members of the Trump administration, so when they are asked by Democrats (or their surrogates, the media) if they have 'Russian ties', they can grin mischievously and retort "Why, yes we do".... | 0 | not toxic |
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