Youtube comments of Ungoogleable o_O (@oO_ox_O).

  1. +VineFynn Of course it's just an amalgamation of stereotypes but what's amazing is how natural he seems to be at it.
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  2. The "biggest risk" question was so spot on in that moment! I bow to that great new dragon.
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  3. It's no problem, giant enemy crabs can be easily dealt with.
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  4. Recorded using a smartphone, sent through WhatsApp and re-uploaded.
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  5. Just upvoted for the last sentence.
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  6.  @benschofield1361  Maybe insulating it with aerogel might help in the future.
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  7. Brady is your research center just open for post-doctorals?
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  8. Medicine is just applied biology? Well, then biology is just applied chemistry degree, so he also has a chemistry degree according to you… And not just that: http://xkcd.com/435/
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  9. You saved yourself there in the last sec.
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  10. The councillor is Patrick?
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  11. Those Pesos have negative worth.
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  12. +john lesley How do you visualize a furlong?
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  13. Mohammad Ahmad > As an "ex-Muslim" he has no right to comment as he is biased. And you as a Muslim aren't 'biased'? :-> Arguments should matter, not who says it, attacking the person instead of the message is a classical fallacy.
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  14. Why? It's what the NRA genuinely wants to know. Everyone wants a gun now, why not the nerds?
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  15. Swamp people
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  16. They explained that later, forgot how.
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  17. Tagged stray, so it's kinda a public dog.
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  18. Guns don't save people, people do.
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  19. And I thought I could just can check out anytime but never leave.
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  20. > However, it also says Congress shouldn't make any laws that prohibits the practice of religion But anything might be a religious practise.
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  21. 1guyin10 I think it would need a generation for that though, so add 25 years.
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  22. So true, made me even click the unsubscribe button twice!
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  23. "affect"
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  24. "I hope you are doing well, just please get out a bit more."
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  25. Free yes? Papers please.
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  26. no drugs?
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  27. Yes. No.
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  28. ***** they're
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  29. Dude, don't get all philosophical, it's obvious that "fire extinguisher" stands for penis. PENIS! Simple as that.
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  30. rodluvan1976 The fake data should not be published because of the data itself not because of the name attached.
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  31. How could it be more open?
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  32. WaffleLappen  It's not his real name, everyone knows it's an alter ego of Jamie Hyneman.
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  33. And made out of bricks and mortar instead of wood and drywall.
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  34. And when the police then comes with tanks you will call for RPGs for everyone?
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  35. 0:53 "[…] the subjects are randomly assigned to their study groups. They are often blinded […]" >:O ;)
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  36. Stride Tide  You distanced yourself from people with similar views on that topic or you distanced yourself from that view? Would you stop enjoying Nascar just because of the stereotypical audience in your particular region?
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  37. You got issues.
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  38. melleighxoxo  > He was not insane WTF, you consider such a person sane?! Seriously?
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  39. +Quack Dragon Not to mention that those are already the elite.
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  40. Knight Chime Well, it should be easy for you to tell me why comparing it is like that ableist slur to you. Check your privilege.
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  41. Volound Stop trolling Muslims, it seems some of them become irate quite quickly.
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  42. That creationist Dinesh?
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  43. actually the only "victim" in the end wasn't a tea party
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  44. Liam Flannery Do they trust him to give back the original instead of the perfect replica he will create?
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  45. Off-topic but Is this how your average fourth graders in the US writes? It looks like from preschool.
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  46. Source?
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  47. Knight Chime What did the patriarchy teach about bags?
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  48. ophello You can display this using numbers as well.
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  49. Doan08 Norm isn't the norm.
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  50. This.
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  51. Guns would have helped in this situation?
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  52. HassanLuv78 Do you also dine at fancy restaurants without taking a bite?
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  53. The one application shows how things are not applicable.
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  54. ***** Leaving people die on the streets is immoral. 
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  55. xenotribes son of gawd 
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  56. > this means that: if the opponent is sufficiently naive or sufficiently smart as a player, the closer the purely random strategy gets to being optimal. And once again we see that the two extremes meet at some point.
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  57. the title is wrong, maybe that's why they disliked
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  58.  @PravinDahal  Wetlands are even better. Also you cannot have grasslands everywhere, in some places you need forests to keep the soil in place. Also with animals living on the grasslands you might destroy the grasslands again, oh and you got a methane problem on your hands… So, no, grasslands are not always better.
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  59. Raptor Jesus Bryan Cranston is a real drug manufacturer? :D
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  60. R Yokoe I think they were making fun of people relativizing it this way. Not sure though.
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  61. I'm funny and this is autistic as fuck.
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  62. Pashtu/Urdu
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  63. Pi looks best in base Pi.
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  64. ***** Nah, but after launch there would be proabaly a formal declarion of war: JOINT RESOLUTION Declaring that a state of war exists between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the Government and the people of the United States and making provisions to prosecute the same. WHEREAS, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics has committed an act of war against the Government and the people of the United States of America; therefore, that the state of war between the United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics which has thus been thrust upon the United States is hereby formally declared; and the President is hereby authorized and directed to employ the entire nuclear arsenal of the United States and the resources of the Government to carry on war against the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; and, to bring the conflict to a successful termination, all the resources of the country are hereby pledged by the Congress of the United States.
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  65. winter snow  > What radical feminists were in support of censoring games? I can find you tweets/quotes from Anita and McIntosh showing that they would like to see game rating taking feminist critique into account (which directly affects e.g. bonuses for the developers and of course sales) and also one showing approval of what how the rating board in Sweden plans on doing so.
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  66. BS, could find nothing on that.
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  67. VioletGiraffe You mean in the year 2027, after an attack on his company where he works as a security officer that leaves him horrifically injured and forced to undergo augmentation to survive? (from WP)
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  68. Not everything that affects their looks also affects their genes, not all is epigenetics.
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  69. buca117 It's not just random jargon. If you have a Gaussian distribution then the area (the chance) from one inflection point to the other (that's the mean minus and plus the standard deviation respectively) is indeed about 62% of the whole. Never had basic statistics?
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  70. Those teeth are nicely glazed, looks like someone knows how to do dentures.
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  71. 0:20 "Reminder: Hand Transplant surgery is being video taped, PLEASE, all staff be mindful of your conversations" :D
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  72. 1:05 "Good health", shows symbol for commerce
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  73. +hugo 4715 What's next, you want to tell us that you all don't wear striped shirts? (BTW, you really do love your baguettes, even your shopping carts are adapted for them)
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  74. Normally I would criticize him for not standing still in his talk… but in this case I guess everyone gives him a pass. :)
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  75. > The does not prevent Cuba from trading with other counties. Yes and no, the US embargo also prevents allies of the US trading with Cuba. Not to mention the multinational corporations.
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  76. ​ @whistlingwind4403  Olive oil is not neutral in taste, cannot be cooked at high temperatures (unless processed before), cannot be used as a cacao butter replacement because it cannot be made solid at room temperature while remaining meltable in the mouth… You use olive oil if you want the olive oil taste and its vitamins and such but it's no universal oil while palm tree oil is.
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  77. There is no simple answer.
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  78. Should have asked her whether God put people on the Americas?
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  79. Some Muslims also care a lot about "bloodlines".
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  80. Really great explanation, one of my favorite Numberphile videos now! Maybe someone could make an interactive tool that also shows it the way he described it (with the circles) for an arbitrary polynomial (of positive degree). BTW, how many fundamental theorems were covered yet? I certainly remember arithmetic one being even covered several times, maybe you could do a playlist of it Numberphile (on the other hand with so many videos it would take quite some work).
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  81. +The Truth Are you the real deal because no true Scotsman would ever…?
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  82. What does that even mean?
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  83. The questions he mentioned weren't anti-Israel but clearly anti-Jewish.
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  84. IMHO though the "triangles" should have been introduced right in the beginning in order to make even more clear what was meant with three people all being or not being friends.
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  85. REDO EGY > How would the Quran would have no spelling or grammatical mistakes? Because it took nearly 200 years to bring it into its final form?
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  86. > Most of us will never be this passionate about anything in our lives That's just sad. :( Now I value my obsessions.
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  87. How?
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  88. When it's time to become prime minister again.
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  89. this is about voluntary birth control, where do you see a connection to "eugenics"?
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  90. Their argument is probably that it's OK because society is already unfair to women.
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  91. Mohammad Ahmad > His is hardly an objective opinion. I'm not saying mine is, but I thought I'd share my opinion You said he has no right to comment, that's quite some opinion… >  You jump at the chance to attack someone who made a comment on a video on the internet from the safety and comfort of your computer screens. Pitiful, What are trying to say? That we might not say it to your face what we think of your statements? Even if it was the case, so still what's the point? That you are to be feared in person? :->
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  92. ***** The music did it.
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  93. ***** > Keep biting the bait. So you are just baiting? Does this make you a trollese?
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  94. LivingInVancouverBC Quick, call David Icke! 
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  95. Muhammet Vahap > where Allah challenges humans to challenge the holy Qur'an Ah yes, from the famous satanic verses! No wait, those were the ones that prove that the prophet couldn't discern Satan's words from God's… (half kidding, please no block of text on why the story is wrong, the challenge itself is pretty dumb for other reasons) > a challenge is when u challenge my religion scientifically Different people might be reached through different ways. I heard stories about how mockery of Scientology was what helped some individuals exit that cult. > it might end up making people worshiping and praising it instead of god for e.g Jesus Christ Implying he isn't already totally being worshiped when the oral traditions about his life (hadiths) are so important to the majority of Muslims. Also, treating calligraphy of a certain name specially looks very much like worship to me. And don't even get me started on the magic black stone to be danced around… (also I doubt anyone will start to worship the particular caricatures of Muhammad not displaying him in a good light) > we are not allowed to draw and or make picture or idols of any kind of our prophets Or funnily enough also any living thing according to certain hadith interpretations.
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  96. > Western society preys on the carnal, bestial aspects of man. I thought that was the argument for why Muslim women need to cover. > not the extremist burka. I you ask those "extremists" they will surely tell you how you are actually wrong.
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  97. TheGiantKiller8 Is the creator the creator of everything? Or just the good things?
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  98. Your Jesus? Like Mormon Jesus? Or rather Muslim Jesus? You know there are different universes of the Jesus lore.
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  99. > I remember him distinctly saying at one point that "there is no war on women." When? I can't quite believe this. > So which is it? Your memory? ;) (I take that back should you find the source)
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  100. jackson32 You surely don't know what happened in 2004 with Comcast and the FCC, right?
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  101. I haven't seen a photo with God and a snake on it. Coincidence? I think not.
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  102. Funny proposal considering Kaliningrad.
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  103. I don't think you can make such generalized statements.
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  104. John Dorflinger Netflix already pays for its connection, it's Comcast's fault if they were selling interconnections for too little.
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  105. *****  > men are here telling me that men are obviously smarter that's why there are more men in science fields Just wondering, if someone were to present the argument to you that there will always be more men in certain fields because either more testerone on average or being more inclined to a certain side of the autism spectrum is advantageous you wouldn't entirely dismiss it, would you? (mind you, that doesn't mean there aren't also cultural problems making it less likely for women)
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  106. Still you need to pay for an OS upgrade if you want to stay on a supported version.
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  107. TrenchcoatPayne Huh?
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  108. Whatever the story was, was there any problem?
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  109. His arguments make perfects sense when it comes to the threat of nuclear weapons.
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  110. I wonder what makes people think they can choose their sexuality, it seems such a foreign thought to me.
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  111. ♪
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  112. Huh? He has no right to be named.
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  113. ***** I wasn't being serious. 
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  114. I ignore for now that you have the old misconception that babies can't be hurt, but… >  circumisized is cruel? How? You would want a son do it Why just "son"? > A parent can do what ever it wants to with the child What about other bodily modifications? Including those done to female babies in the same area?
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  115. Doing something just because of tradition might be considered immature as well.
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  116. +khalid rakib Brain washing works best if applied regularly.
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  117. Conspiracy alert!
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  118. Rocket surgery? Sure is no brain scientist…
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  119. AtarahDerek> You guys are the ones who believe literally every single species we recognize today was exactly the same 4,500 years ago. Exactly the same? Who says that? Source please! > Even today, just a few individuals are all that we need to rebuild a healthy population of many types of animals. It comes with a price, so it would need quite some time and larger population sizes for healthy levels. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_erosion > But you have to remember that prior to the flood, living things were bigger, healthier and MUCH longer lived. You assume that the flood really happened. > Ever noticed how quickly human lifespans declined from over 900 years to about 120 years after the flood? I'd wager such a long active lifespan isn't even possible for a human (without help), certain things simply aren't "intended" to regenerate, so either you aren't talking about humans or you assume magic was at hand, oh right, god. Or you take the less literalist route and assume the  number meant moon cycles or something like that.
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  120. Polygraph tests work at most only if the person involved believes that it does.
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  121. It's Hungary.
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  122. Janey Shannall I don't think it was a troll, sounding very much what one would expect. 
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  123. At no point did they seem to try to understand what the police meant with "cycle"?
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  124. It's the fault of the French! ;)
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  125. *****  > because I am a male. Don't know how it helps your arguments. > since when were females lesser than males in nature To be fair he didn't say "lesser", he just sort of repeated the (natural) inherent roles argument. What you consider lesser of those is pretty much subjective, someone could come round and tell you how it actually tells you how men are considered lesser in nature because they were more disposable/exchangeable and also have more inherent illnesses (both of which might explain why more males are born). If you want to debate him on a more reasonable level try to show him why generally natural arguments are fallacious, why we don't have to follow the old paths evolution might have paved us and how being gender neutral makes us as a whole more successful.
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  126. like you might be pre-disposed to lactose (in)tolerance, breast cancer, …
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  127. Jew2sexy headscarf itself is not banned BTW, TYT reported incorrectly
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  128. Adam is also finding himself that much because search engines (Google) try to personalize results more and more.
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  129. One of my most favorite ones, also one where you can see Jamie feeling clearly uneasy.
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  130. "Lol Infowars" indeed.
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  131. sUppr3ssD Peer pressure.
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  132. A happy end to the story would have been: False credentials uncovered, invention still a success, and the whole story even more of a success story now because it was just an anybody who invented such a great thing, a nice rags-to-riches story.
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  133. freesk8 What if their black? Like, really, really black? 
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  134. DJ Scottdog Starts at 2:36.
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  135. *****  > People can try and bribe/threaten me now too. They can't follow you into the voting both, they can stand behind you with a weapon when you sit in front of the computer though.
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  136. bulbinking Apparently he very well does.
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  137. Petra Marbun True for a randomly selected player out of the population, wrong for player playing truly random (which is incredibly hard without any tools I heard).
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  138. Hyena House Ent. Reduce the video speed for more effect.
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  139. ***** > You can't prove or disprove God's existence. Same applies to the tooth fairy. I hate this statement because people who make it often haven't even made up their mind what they mean with "prove".
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  140. MrHabs1993 > People have a right to raise there children however they deem fit In favor of female genitcal modification done to babies/children, right?
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  141. no1sebfan > Homeopathic medicine is curing my lyme I doubt it, water has no intelligence/memory as homoeopathy claims and most dilutions are too small to possibly have any effect, in fact some are impossible small in relation to the particles on earth if not the universe. > Go to most doctors today that really don't know crap about lyme. Maybe, doesn't mean that homoeopathy is right. The problem is that some bacteria are very special in that they are hardly detectable and a outbreak hard to treat not just because different people react differently to them and they might affect different part of e.g. the central nervous system. Lyme disease can go away on its own or be very very problematic. > where do most Pharmaceutical drugs derive from..... herbs, plants????? What does that have to do with anything? BTW, homoeopathy isn't about plants.
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  142. I heard it's better by train.
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  143. WahdicalWeftist False left-right dichotomy.
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  144. I always wondered about the PS-PDF relationship, can't wait for the supplement video! Now what are Type 3 fonts and why are they pure PS?
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  145. He doesn't look ridiculous to me, I guess he makes you feel uneasy with your beliefs which is why it seems "ridiculous" to you.
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  146. zarqawe You didn't answer my question instead you came up with Pascal's wager, yawn … And then you make it sound like there was only one possible god concept, you too live your life without many different other god concepts, ever thought you might regret this as well? ;) Quick, start praying to Zeus, Vishna, Mithras, etc. as well, just in case and since you are already being pragmatic (because that is what this argument, Pascal's wager, basically boils down to: pragmatism).
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  147. What if the majority voted to have the minority killed?
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  148. But they don't have their own flags?
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  149. To be fair, her bust size isn't Barbie-esque.
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  150. A national treasure.
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  151.  @I_THE_ME  Wouldn't you have to do a whole-genome sequencing then?
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  152. I think Cenk should have looked for similarities with Zuhdi (e.g. the hypocrisy when talking about Saudi Arabia in the media) rather can criticising him in this way and then talk as if he wasn't in the room. Also, Cenk's stance on religions does feel out of place here, this discussion here isn't supposed to be about the panelists but about a subject.
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  153. +First Name Last Name At this time the Vietnam crap was already going on for how long? 20 years? Just like with Afghanistan, there has to be end to it if something is not working out. Lost costs are lost.
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  154.  @kaitlyn__L  Thanks.
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  155. Janey Shannall There is someone here who appears to identify with feminism strongly and has a feminist logo as his/her avatar making exactly this point and sounding genuine.
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  156. +acceptjesusorburn > Many non-thinkers mistakenly assume determinism is implicit to omniscience and omnipotence. And what arguments do "thinkers" use to claim that it isn't?
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  157. You know the religion or irreligion of every person you meet? > Atheists need to have respect for others beliefs, because its not like you guys don't have beliefs either Huh? Define "beliefs". Besides, not every belief is equal.
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  158. Mike Phelps > My only hope is that the suit replicating series of videos wont be for Tested Premium members only. Nothing is for premium members only, you just might have to wait for a decade.
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  159. ghostofdayinperson What's your problem? Try being a bit more nuanced.
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  160. ZeGermanGamer It's all about location, location, location.
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  161. Thursday121am Youtube is doing some automated regulation as well. If you are OP you can see what comments got listed as spam.
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  162. ***** They sure identify as feminists.
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  163. mark abrams > Your packets travel for free over tier 1 networks You make it seem as if nobody pays for it, so it's not "free". 
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  164. mark abrams > the USA has some the fastest and best internet service in the world Not for private end users. 
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  165. Why cremate those bones and not create the following instead? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedlec_Ossuary
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  166. Ozi A lot of stuff has been "practiced for thousands of years" that isn't OK. Also, what about circumcised vulvas?
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  167. Muhammet Vahap > but i also believe in helping and being there for one another and having sense of brotherhood amongst each other. Fair enough, but that doesn't mean that ideas should go unchallenged.
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  168. he needs a mullet instead
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  169. ***** Spraying white stuff out of a phallus-shaped container of reddish color? 
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  170. Kari B Gold  You can't have free will and an omnipotent creator god at the same time, either god knows all your actions in advance or isn't almighty.
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  171. ilovesudan > saying that Africans are easily mislead because they are "less educated" is absolutely racist, Nope, e.g. nobody is claiming they are inherently like that.
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  172. Forget it, once cornered TheGiantKiller8 will stop replying to your posts.
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  173. DaSpineLessFish The people with the largest guns you mean? 
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  174. skweaky333  Ana's later argument was that it was the sort of language that made it worse, girls use only flowery language?
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  175. Why the scan of his brain?
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  176. Alex Because no real feminist…, right?
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  177. You are mixing up prioritization of types of services with prioritization of different services of the same kind.
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  178. +James Hatfield Allah or the Mormon god?
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  179. whynot184 Or if it's too hard maybe not using pronouns at all?
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  180. > The FCC is practically begging for public input on this proposal. 'Public input' is what they call it nowadays, eh?
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  181. Could do a continuation where NaN and all the other fun stuff from IEEE 754 are explained and while at it maybe also talk about the different rounding modes and encodings of negative numbers.
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  182. rahowhero > Hence the hexadecimal system, that many computers use What? You do realise 16 is not divisible by 3?
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  183. tsuich00i > But why do you actually hate it? Do I? How would you know? > Suppose I believed in this "tooth fairy"- when does this become a problem for you? Once you made decisions based on this belief and those decisions affect people I value negatively, e.g. when your belief is influencing how certain laws are written.
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  184. "1776! SUICIDE PILLS!" That Alex Jones?
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  185. +Bichar Hamid From  http://www.hbo.com/real-time-with-bill-maher/episodes/0/290-episode/article/new-rules.html: "Now, the smart-stupid person is not new. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a smart-stupid person. He was a surgeon, and he created Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. So, he was not only smart, he was way ahead of his time on gay marriage.But, he also believed in fairies. The other kind. Dr. William Mackenzie King was a smart-stupid person. He was the prime minister of Canada for 22 years and held five degrees. And he believed he could speak to the spirits of his two dead Irish terriers. Which is why Canada was always declaring war on squirrels." You believe in fairies and spirits because these people did?
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  186. Just choose well your mate.
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  187. NichoTBE Exactly. Has nothing to do with this net neutrality bill and even less so with net neutrality in general.
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  188. So why not 10 times or 100 times?
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  189. hoosan1416 Heh, maybe he is already in the future where you can charge laptops using USB (type C) plugs.
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  190. And those spider box producers would nowadays face patent lawsuits from Apple, right?
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  191. Religion is a sort of culture and part of their culture as a whole. > Religion is its own enlightening way of thinking What do you mean with enlightening?
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  192. Ahmed Jaber You got problems, I will have to look for a cat first.
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  193. "Speed"
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  194. Answering Disbelievers ( لبنان عبود ) You couldn't justify not harming your brother in any other way than through religion?! :O Wow, now you sound really nuts! I guess it's a good thing religion has you chained up.
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  195. Who puts apples in the fridge?!
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  196. St. T.W.O Drum and boy chant is OK (Muhammad liked to listen to latter a lot.).
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  197.  @whitezombie10  Uh, the Soviets did not allow for fair elections in their part of Germany, so how would that work?
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  198.  @whistlingwind4403  Olive oil is for a totally different market.
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  199.  @iPlayOnSpica  What if you got 1.21 Jigawatts?
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  200. Maybe it's time for a cat ancestry registry.
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  201. kate john You do realize there are different type of bullets? And also the velocity that can be reduced through a suppressor or different settings?
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  202. She also suggested that he saw women as rivals… that doesn't sound absurd to you?
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  203. +Muslim and Proud > All evidence points towards Islam. Sunni or Shia Islam? :P
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  204. Compression still are researched, just recently HEVC came into being, no incentive needed and besides compression wouldn't help you with pings etc. And on top of that, do you really want your ISP to potentially do deep-packet inspection in the end?
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  205. *****  And a sizable chunk are Hindis who love their holy cows. Time for you to realize that and stay off that beef.
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  206. SHUTTERSHOT45  CAPS LOCK OF FURY, CAPS LOCK OF RAGE, CAPS LOCK OF FIRE, CAPS LOCK OF A MAGE, BE IT HERE THAT I PROCLAIM, THESE POWERS I AM NOT ABLE TO CONTAIN, THE CAPS LOCK POWER GUIDES MY WAY, AND IT'S CERTAINLY NEVER GOING AWAY
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  207. daniel alozie 1, 2, 4) Big Johnsons.3, 4) Small Johnsons.
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  208. +Russell Justin Bartholow No, that's not how patents work.
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  209. cody decker No, they didn't patent the virus.
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  210. cody decker You were the one making the claim, you said "the Zika virus was patented", that's simply BS. I bet you did not really research what you took from some Alex-Jones-esque blog/website.
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  211. Frank Sherwood  With FPTP the two-party system is very unlikely to change once it has been established, it's natural for such a system. Ranked voting would change things.
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  212. Padraic Kelly Perfect unchangeable plan since he knew everything in advance, right?
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  213. SuperDubios  > Who would want to carry out the child of its rapist? What about your "innocent pure being" argument from before? You don't seem very consistent.
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  214. DieLaurenDie Heh, thie website said to be cautious about enzacamene which is allowed in the EU but not in the US.
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  215. neil lim Did Alex Jones say that?
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  216. How worse?
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  217. ***** OK, so after 3 days your glans desensitized. Shows that you felt more before. Also you lost the feeling in the parts of the foreskin that got cut away obviously. And you said "i have been circumsized for 6 years already now".
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  218. ***** I think she meant Rooshes comment.  /edit: corrected
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  219. ***** > When did the EPA approve of enough fluoride in the drinking water to cause dental fluorosis and effect the IQ of children by as much as 10%? Never.
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  220. You remember when you made a rocket out of a large carton? Yeah, that's basically the same only by people in their midlife crisis.
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  221. There are people who want change and those who don't, conservatives wanted to stick to the status quo (by definition) which meant continued slavery, segregation, etc.
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  222. mobaby1975  CHEMICALS you say?! :O
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  223. SkamGame > you can only push someone so far before they lash out Who was pushed the farthest?
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  224. "Early to rise and early to bed, makes a man healthy but socially dead."
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  225. And not to mention that she is leaving house alone, and maybe even, gasp, going to drive! ;)
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  226. +Vida András I believe there is a generated one on OEIS.
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  227. ***** > The fact that most people are disagreeing with me here just proves my points. TYT comment section is full of sexist and misogynistic men. Who disagrees with you is a sexist misogynist man?
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  228. I wonder whether without the filming would the kick to the head have looked differently…
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  229. TehMorbidAtheist  I started being against abortions after seeing a late-term abortion video. j/k, but I hope you see my point, your argument was entirely emotional-based.
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  230. hot or not dot com
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  231. Jamima Lim Just like with gravity and germs.
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  232. +john lesley You barely feel half degrees, so with halves it's more than precise enough.
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  233. In the past they used to charge extra for special air for your tires.
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  234. Jennifer Heard  > You obviously don't know the difference between feminism and radical feminism/misandry. If you make that distinction and you phrase it like that you make it sound like feminism is half-way to misandry, i.e. more of the same and you get misandry (since 'radical' just implies more of the same and not something different), just saying. Also reminds me of some religious folks arguing.
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  235. ***** Humor? What is that? I am all about penises, just like my great-grandfather Sigmund Freud. 
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  236. BeNGALi4LFE  > Slippery slope fallacy. It's a fallacy is you ignore certain points where drawing a line can be (objectively) justified. Where would you draw the line?
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  237. ApexPredator OP said: > Just like I know slavery is wrong even though the bible supports it in Exodus and Leviticus And your response: > can you quote those lines in the bible verbatim for me please? Nothing about blacks. I guess OP shares the opinion of every reasonable person, that slavery against any type of people, be they black, white, blue or green, is wrong.
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  238. You forgot to mention that they are cheap labor, if they truly didn't want illegal labor wouldn't they have introduced centralized worker registration long ago?
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  239. Kari B Gold I will try making it simple: Do you believe god created everything and knows everything? If yes then he knew the actions of all people in advance, therefore the actions are predetermined. Do you get it?
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  240. xinic5 Indeed, it's all part of the holy plan.
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  241. Kari B Gold If you don't see the paradox between free will and a god who created everything and it just makes no sense to you then apparently you didn't think about it hard enough. I am trying to show you why it's a paradox, my questions are here to make you think. If you belief that everything is part of God's plan and yet human behavior isn't part of it then your beliefs are illogical or inconsistent. Either god created everything, including all that makes up human behavior, or he didn't. You can't have both. Which Jesus should I "go" to? The one of the Catholicism? The one of Mormonism? The one of Islam?
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  242. Jews going to the Soup Nazi?
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  243. someone please create a shop to test this hypothesis
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  244. I wondered whether the UK guys had exactly that in mind.
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  245. > natural remedies and supplements Such as homoeopathy and faith healing? Yeah, those are not remedies.
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  246. kandysman86 I am not misrepresenting him (Dr. "the Wizard" Oz), he advocated those things on occasions.
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  247. TheGiantKiller8 So we should stay away from certain things from god?
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  248. TheGiantKiller8 You didn't answer my question. > arrogant like Christopher Hitchens or the Pharoh of Moses Why aren't you arrogant in viewing all other deities as wrong?
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  249. Greg Torrez  > Ever hear of Mother Theresa? Heh, ever heard what Christopher Hitchens thought of her?
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  250. > Say God is both infinite mass and no mass at all, and His presence erases the illusion of time Deep stuff man, what blend are you smoking? ;) Anyways, of course a more abstract god fits in well into various gaps but how would he be any different from "magic", try it for yourself, replace "god" with "magic".
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  251. +CynicalBastard Dawkins was upset over the claimed "invented" part.
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  252. jazminelovenicki Please don't throw around percentages just like that, if you think about the Americas as a whole during the whole 500 years you can't think this is correct.
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  253. Safura Salam  I don't think people will ever get used to talking to people without seeing their face though.
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  254. Ryan Nelson > As if life itself was uncomfortable for him. :(
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  255. This is the US, you can't carry litres there… :P
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  256. Oops.
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  257. That'll teach him not to listen!
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  258. They are gods! :O
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  259. That's half a vote for Trump.
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  260. comment on brain scoop video brought me here
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  261. Culturebreach  > No Militant Atheism has killed more people than Islam or any other religion for that matter. But I am not getting into a debate about that. You just want to put out these statement but not be challenged on them?
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  262. that's not how it works, you were thinking about antibiotics, weren't you?
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  263. Hobbes Tiger > Of course no >_> https://easternmediterraneanagency.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/israel-palestine-charlie-hebdo-1.jpg > But what about depicting the majority of Muslims as terrorists? They didn't do that.
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  264. Hashtag Cenk mentioned that.
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  265. should be added to "dumb ways to die".
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  266. Ryan Yakov That's how Riemann integrals work. :P
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  267. And omnipotent creator who knows everything in advance was caught by surprise by his own creation he created that way making these actions? Sounds legit.
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  268. لتحويل فخور > If you don't believe in a higher law then what is wrong with that? It would set a bad precedent? It's against the golden rule that proved itself to be a good heuristic and a good social structure? I see lots of rational arguments against killing people even if they are alone and TBH when you bring up such examples you shouldn't be surprised when people then wonder whether only "fear of hell" is holding you back. > which is ultimately selfish. When people follow "higher law" isn't it also for ultimately selfish reasons?Ultimately there is always a reason behind our deliberate actions, and this reason can be considered "ultimately selfish". That would include sacrificing oneself, the person is doing it because he/she wants to.
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  269. ThePussylook And salut Le Pen?
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  270. Nope, it's either or.
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  271. True, but once it's in salt water it gets expensive.
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  272. BadlyDrawnFrog Nope, it's simply that the copyright holder has the right over it and can decide whether that option is allowed.
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  273. Similar things happened in the past with revolving doors in action. He wasn't paid off, he might have been offered a good position before he even left to work for the government.
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  274. Yassine Sabri  > yet we don't judge you so shut the fuck up idiot Everyone should be free to judge everyone else, this way we can improve.
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  275. Rita Brown Like Alex Jones? Makes sense.
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  276. ROSEpetal52 The 19th century called, it wants its pseudo-scientific terms back.
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  277. NichoTBE In the US laws for an internet shutdown are already in place.
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  278. zarqawe Is my question any sillier than your original argument? Remember what you said in your first post: > _i cant live a second without god and you ask why we pray 5 time a day?_ The truth is you pray 5 times because that's the arbitrary number (or probably not so arbitrary number if you keep Pagan traditions in mind, like so often in Islam) that is mentioned in your holy scripture, if it said you have to dance around a comet rock you would you do so as well…
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  279. At least it's no CRT.
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  280. ***** The holiday already celebrated around that date was Pagan (Roman and Northern) and much older than Christianity.
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  281. johnLAndino > shut up nerd Oh look, a jock.
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  282. Cenk was right.
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  283. fatima xoxo  > Hadiths are simply extra translations for Quran verses Nope, they are oral traditions telling you mostly about the life of the prophet on things not found in the Quran, like male circumcision.
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  284. Eye for an eye mentality leads hardly anywhere.
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  285. AnonymousPC > A person can do with his business as he wishes, to either his detriment or his benefit (his can be replaced with her as well). Is that your wishful thinking because that's obviously not the case with the anti-discrimination laws. 
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  286. MykTheOccultist Uh, the story Cenk talked about was in the US.
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  287. Alex G. > cuz at 18 u still can't drink... In the US.
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  288. It would make more sense in Robot Wars with their trap doors.
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  289. Zach taylor > there is evidence of the existence of the apostles You are joking, right? Of those 12 there is hardly more evidence than of Jesus himself. > and John the Baptist was one of the last ones alive Not an apostle. Oh an funnily enough there were apparently followers of John that rejected Jesus (they exist until this day).
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  290. rangers2721  > biology text books used to teach how evolution showed there were 4 different human races and Caucasians were superior Just wondering do you know for sure and can you point to one such book? (other than one from the third Reich or its allies) Because I don't think those things were really that mainstream that they were put into high-school books.
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  291. They should gone with a diesel engine.
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  292. ChevaliersEmeraude How is it about gender?
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  293. ***** Ever heard of germ theory? Also, it has been observed.
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  294. +Justin Quinn One women was threatened, the other women was actually part of the orgy and is siding with Jordan.
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  295. Music?
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  296.  @misscute580  So lust, which he created, is also perfect, right?
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  297. Wow, this really opened my eyes. 8O
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  298. Nah, not everyone did it with everyone, especially not those isolated by certain means, i.e. living on islands, speaking strange languages or being discriminated against. People in village often married 4-5th cousins (often being cousins multiple times over).
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  299. Do you go around with your pillow?
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  300. Why does the US not have residence registration?
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  301. +Der Red I don't remember him doing anything bad at her convention.
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  302. The stone cutters own everything…
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  303. He's not in Kansas anymore.
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  304. Isn't it possible to exclude someone from a party?
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  305. Steven McClellan Would you consider it possible that the bishop from the congregation simply asked someone to have a chat with her? In their eyes they don't consider simply asking stalking or terrorising.
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  306. Yasser Mansour > women wear something that scream "objectify me Seems like you are implying that women who dress a certain way have it coming when they are treated like objects. That's troubling.
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  307. Muslims fall in the category of "atheists and anti-religionists"? O_o
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  308. Way to misunderstand the "chemicals" argument people were making, it was generally about the definition of a "chemical" which encompasses everything and in case you mean "artificial" chemical then there is the issue of not being about to clear-cut decide what is "artificial" and what not (not to mention that this alone won't make it better or worse).
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  309. He didn't reply to Neil's question on how they got the bird movements, I guess they just went for what feels best instead of really much realism, but I guess that's OK, it's done basically everywhere, from film lighting, to computergraphics.
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  310. bear paws are the best food in the world, better than the best bison loin.
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  311. +CLINT MENGOLLI I doubt that you actually calculated the likelihoods. You have no basis for making such claims.
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  312. *****  > Freedom of Speech and Responsibility go hand in hand. If you use your Freedom of Speech Irresponsibility than the consequences are dire at times. Do freedom of attire and responsibility also go hand in hand? You know clothing and rape… I can already guess your position on that…
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  313. +Lovely Candice Their choice at 9 years of age as well?
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  314. +Lovely Candice 9 years olds are made to wear it because they are being sexualized, that's the motive.
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  315. L0rd Log1c Maybe the rumor was about them dyeing out. ;)
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  316. Alex-Ian Adams If Youtube comments taught me anything then it's that weed is always the cure.
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  317. Because the empty product is 1.
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  318. +Muslim and Proud > Marrying children was acceptable and normal at the time that Muhammad PBUH lived. So was slavery. But things anybody should consider immoral.
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  319. Karl O'Neill -Did she delete what she wrote?- /edit: WTF, why didn't I see it?!
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  320. +Azim Abdul The Mormon next door to me told me that his is in fact the true religion, who should I trust?
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  321. Only one and not "head cut off".
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  322. 0.3 vs 29 billion tonnes per year?
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  323. David Coxen > The US uses US customary, not the Imperial system. But funnily enough when those units that are same to the old British units are referred anywhere, even in documents from international organizations, they are called "imperial". Basically just in the US itself they use the term "US customary" or similar, quite interesting
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  324. +romanmir01  > Nothing should be done by any government. What about shared resources? Water, air, airwaves? > A private military should be paid for by citizens who want to maintain it. And who should decide who to attack? > Health care should not be a government concern, neither should housing, food, energy, education, nothing at all. Some people should be left to die?
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  325. ncunico The effect added per duck decreases though.
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  326. +Yorel Gertman Finally equality!
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  327. You need to swim in real life as well, otherwise you end up like Pythagoras.
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  328. a stupid genius If you care so much about Australians, why don't you go back to Ireland?
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  329. ***** He apparently didn't feel at peace with them not being Christians? ;) 
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  330. AFAIK, you can't travel there directly anyway, you go over either mainland China or Russia.
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  331. TheCrustyFry  > YOUVE BEEN FOUND OUT, AND OUTSIDE TYT YOUVE BEEN DISCREDITED AND DESTROYED! Is this from his manifesto? Sure sounds like it, you should get checked out for your own and society's protection.
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  332. Is this really a knock-off? Wouldn't the US The Office be consiered a "knockoff" then as well?
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  333. sultan albusaidi  Jews also used to live in Egypt and they don't any more.
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  334. tisrael8 Do you know the Greek story of Baucis and Philemon?
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  335. ***** > Why do so many support net neutrality no one gets to the damn point about it ?  The issue is simple as that: Allowing your provider to look into your traffic and selectively slowing down parts of it or not.
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  336. Erik Johannessen Sony Pictures Entertainment (based in California BTW) isn't. 
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  337. > Yelling is not illegal. It might go against the airport house rules.
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  338. Fresno Fair Zucchini Corndog > Before you know it they'll be charging across the southern border with their terrifying machine gun mounted Toyota Hilux pickup trucks. And shout "al-al-al-al-al-al-al-al-al-al-al-al-…!"
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  339. nick jones Would it be OK if they did Scientology's "stress tests" before games?
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  340. +Michael Oguntuase on IS?
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  341. +koocachoo81 He was point-on this time.
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  342. asdf Have you ever heard someone complain about having a small dick? Me neither.
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  343. Muslims and Hindus were living happily together before?
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  344. Quercuspalustris50  > The average age of death for all that time was 20 years. And the median might have been 3 weeks, you know why?
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  345. Alfa Mohammed was quite fertile…, but a god?!
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  346.  @Cuentainutilizada2  Oops, I meant Endometriosis as uterus cells suddenly appear where they aren't supposed to be.
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  347. +James Griffin Murder is per definition wrong. ;) But I know, you meant killing people, and to this day people think (e.g. death penalty) that it's OK so it's not as if all killing was considered murder… > Judeo-Christian religion is the oldest religion that exists. It traces it's origin to the very first Human to exist. Bullshit, and I have the feeling that you know it and you are just trying to troll here.
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  348. AdriasSoap And their noses?
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  349. BionicDance Or afraid of Zeno's paradox.
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  350. DPCHAPKMNDBZYUGI Poor RNA-based life forms feel left out now. :(
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  351. > even though they took his comments out of context to make him look racist LOL BTW, TYT has a lot of videos on it, at least a dozen.
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  352. Don Quixote The slavery (owning people as property) in there is also a mistranslation?
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  353. DanteKael  "All scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for refutation, for correction, and for training in righteousness…"  (2 Timothy 3:16 NAB)
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  354. Khurrum Ali Ana on the right side of this
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  355. mamadou369 That would be highly unusual, only the US does that and besides I am not sure what the EU's stance on that would be.
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  356. 100% home-grown and organic?
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  357. What useful skills does one earn from those "entry-level" jobs?
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  358. The idea is that in one case others are harmed.
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  359. brotherm4n > Stfu!!! That's how you want to have a discussion?
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  360. ***** Helicopter footage shows how a whole side of the building is on fire, that's also where the process starts. > When you compare it to a controlled explosion it is very similar. Not sure about that, would they really start at one side? And would they go bottom-up or top-down?
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  361. ***** Exactly.
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  362. *****  > It happens ALL the time. OK, and how do you feel about it?
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  363. > it asserts her as a wonan and as a human being What?
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  364. Do they offer a Mormon version as well?
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  365. > is just rasist against christians What's "rasist"? And even if you meant "racist", how are they a race? :->
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  366. > Marriage is a Christian covenant with God himself between a man and a woman. The discussion here was never about marriage in church.
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  367. +FCBArvin The biggest problem is that they produce both false positives and false negatives and they only work best if the participant truly believes that it works. In practice they themselves are totally useless for that reasons, they can at most aid in some shady psychological tactics similar to the "your friends already confessed" routine.
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  368. millionmarch Onions don't fit in every drawer, still no reason to dismiss our understanding of sea horses.
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  369. Usaid Hampton Romantic unrealistic view is romantic and unrealistic, the Ottoman empire was hardly connected.
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  370. Cory G > Do you just make shit up in your head? Did you follow the link? 
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  371. Infamous Nobody should open his mind so much his brain might fall out. Can easily happen with such New Age stuff.
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  372. Doctor Congo :)
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  373. it's the iPhone 9, now with more space than the iPhone 8 which had more space than the iPhone 7…
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  374. ***** Only for a day or two?
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  375. +poofendorf > He was incompetent and many died as a result of defective agrarian and economic policies. And his purges, e.g. during the Anti-Rightist Movement.
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  376. 26 gigatonnes CO2 per year are insignificant to you?
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  377. Jama M Jama No! It's the one next to Sierra Leone where we sent all the freed slaves.
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  378. +brad johnson Heh with your odd definition of OTR talking at all would make no sense. Anyway, OTR just means that stuff isn't recorded → no identification, no identifiable details.
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  379. ArduousFormula You call that "toxicity"!? LOL, you know nothing…
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  380. cmatrix4761 McRib-style?
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  381. ***** You should try the padding, it's full of fluffy tires. Nevertheless, the grease doesn't fit in the fedora. 
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  382. Pythagoras211 I believe he said "only through my way or the highway (congested)" you go heaven or something like that.
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  383. deep-set insecurities possibility
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  384. > Why is everyone wearing sunglasses indoors? Because they are hackers! (from cheesy 90s movies) Seriously now, probably in order to improve the tracking, maybe eyes get mistaken for finger parts?
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  385. Clarence LeBlanc Some countries with a Catholic tradition even have a church tax around this amount.
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  386. ALI ISMAIL That has to be the most absurd thing I have heard for a long time. 
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  387. ***** Would your tax money going towards Scientology's "stress tests" be OK?
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  388. To be fair, it does very much seem like that particular story seemed very much like a suicide, a crash an purpose: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EgyptAir_Flight_990
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  389. Muhammet Vahap OK, being mocked for thinks you didn't even do is one thing, but what about your beliefs being mocked?
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  390. ***** > Our bodies are designed to go without food Yes. > and water for days at a time. No.
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  391. ***** Straight cock is OK? 
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  392. mjinzarli > But Islam is Islam and no one can change it. People can change the interpretations they are following, i.e. go with Salafism or more liberal ones.
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  393. Butheadbros2 And that's how it's supposed to be, after all he's a president not a hoop shooter. 
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  394. that lighting in that mugshot is amazing as well
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  395. Lauren Gonzalez > everything that exists came into existence on its own How is that not your position as well? Your creator who is responsible for everything that exists but himself came into existence this way (or always existed), isn't that what you believe? So you do allow for some things to not have been created after all… > That means that any matter in our universe would have to have been put there by someone outside of creation... There is no "outside" if it affects us. Either it's totally separate and might not exist at all and make no difference to us, or it does have some connection to us, which makes it part of the system. > The idea that matter has always existed […]. That argument use to be knows as the steady state theory What exactly does "steady state" mean again?
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  396. Brian Ferreira True, individuals do overcome these barriers sometimes but the median child does not. On a side note, if I remember correctly the most important years are 2-5.
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  397. Salim Emritte I asked them and they sincerely told me that they are in fact Muslims and that Sunnis aren't.
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  398. > God's Word is not wrong. You are Muslim or Mormon?
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  399. Because it could be said about everything (thus a non-explanation) but isn't? I mean when Hitler got elected people didn't say that this is god's plan. Neither did they when Pearl Harbour happened.
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  400. It's the music.
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  401. research has been ongoing for a long time and it was well-known, now they are just saying that it's ready for prime use
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  402. > and it is immoral to steal from one group to help another, no matter how "noble" your cause. You steal air and water!
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  403. Yndostrui ein Humpen!
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  404. +rencrow > There are very few historical cases of forced conversions by muslims. I would consider treatment as 2nd-class citizens as a form of force.
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  405. KS' Michael.J > i do need religion to have morals. To know what's right what's wrong. What would you do if it wasn't for religion keeping you in check? Would you kill? Rape? Fondle children? Or just gay sex? What bad stuff is on your mind that only religion can prevent you from doing?
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  406. Oh c'mon, products from grain and legumes with some vegetables added (could be frozen ones in the winter) really aren't that expensive if you prepare them yourself.
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  407. Kari B Gold So he knows your actions in advance? He knew that if he would create the world this particular way that you would behave this way? And he had all the power to make any other outcome possible, right?
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  408. Kari B Gold Did he create everything? Including everything that isn't perfect as well? Or is everything perfect? Your world view seems inconsistent and I get the feeling that you know it as well. That's why you aren't really answering my questions (most were simple yes/no questions), you don't really want to face it.
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  409. Kari B Gold Did he create everything, including all that is to each and every human action? Yes or no. You Muslims really get on my nerves.
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  410. kevin gushlaw -_- Are you really interested in answers?
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  411. the 18th century was thousand years ago! :O
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  412. TheStoneSpiral What about rubella? Measles can be problematic too.  > we don't know enough about how genes interact to be dumping so much genetically modified things in our food supply I hope you aren't somehow implying the plant genes and our genes "interact".
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  413. Melissa Vasquez > Right. Except facts say otherwise: They are less likely to accept evolution than other republicans and independents: http://www.popsci.com/article/science/when-scientific-facts-get-divided-down-party-lines 33% Tea partiers vs. 50% Reps, 53% Inds and 66% Dems. Guess who wants to abolish all public schools? Can you also guess the true reason?
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  414. The Swiss were united in hating the rest and they have always been either quite poor or incredibly rich in an environment that doesn't allow for big-scale conflicts.
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  415. Dorian Leakey  > They just want the women to be more intelligent in the game Not those signing the petition, read the text.
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  416. Citizens still are quite happy according to the polls.
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  417. Amelia Hartman Yes, that's why Erdös' suitcase always made this clang-rattle sound.
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  418. Correction: Actually, already starts already at 2:18.
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  419. Sentinalh Check out CGP Grey's videos on this.
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  420. Joe Haas > Also, does the Constitution give us the right to bear tanks? Probably depends on who you ask, there are people out there that holding the view that the 2nd amendment means that citizens should be "on par" with the government so if the government owns tanks so should the citizens. You sure seems like being one of those persons when you argued against gun regulations in this context.
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  421. Gnomefro  > "bulk releasing information" He didn't do that, he gave the information to people he trusted in filtering it appropriately.
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  422. lil Chiller  Why do they last then only 3 years as claimed here?
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  423. hashknight1 How am spreading *false* information? The site I posted obviously disagrees with the Indian man in the video you posted. 
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  424. Chris Wallace Conscription and life expectancy maybe? Latter is about being oppressed by mother nature! ;D
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  425. Justin M Maybe it got infected and this led to necrosis/gangrene.
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  426. Titus Orelius Thank you! Yeah, it happens to me now from time to time, I guess maybe I got marked as spam by people often on other videos (e.g. when I was arguing against creationism on their videos, same for conspiracy nuts).
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  427. So you are for the same rights as long as it doesn't have the same name? That sounds absurd. > Two men or two women cannot produce offspring, So? Not every heterosexual couple can either (much less wants). But any couple might adopt (if the law allows it) so the outcome might be the same.
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  428. +Alex McBride > Did any of the students feel uncomfortable or did they complain? Even if, I am sure they wouldn't dare.
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  429. +‫الأمين حمادي‬‎ I wonder that as well.
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  430. +Jose Mendoza He didn't even need to solder anything, apparently he just repacked a clock, so he would have only needed soldering if he had cut some wires when removing the clock from its original case.
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  431. Cory Weston Source?
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  432. +Brad Christy > "Militia" refers to "the people". If they'd meant "military", they would have written it that way. Ahaha, please stop embarrassing yourself. Have a look: "The Congress shall have power […] To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions […] To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the Militia, and for governing such Part of them as may be employed in the Service of the United States, reserving to the States respectively, the Appointment of the Officers, and the Authority of training the Militia according to the discipline prescribed by Congress;" (Article I, Section 8) "The President shall be Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the Militia of the several States" (Article II, Section 2) It's clear that militia refers to a conscription army, everyday people that got drafted. > The Federalist Papers explains this in in specific detail. Where they talk about how regular training of the militia army similar to the Swiss model (which the Swiss have to this day BTW) would be necessary? Heh, I am sure you wouldn't be happy about doing mandatory conscription training and then becoming a reservist who can be drafted at any time…
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  433. +FaceOfGod2 US is not the world.
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  434. /a/rkanovi Tigrovi  Good that nobody claimed it did.
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  435. ***** "Oh, I was called out. Hahahaha, I was just kidding! Yeah, that's it."
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  436. But when they get no welfare they get nothing at all? Can't let that happen?
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  437. Tyler Hurson > The individual does, because the individual can choose at any time to cease to do business with an insurance company. But of course once you get cancer and the insurance will terminate your plan (maybe because you allegedly weren't always honest/precise with all the required information you gave them) you can simply look for another insurance plan! Great!
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  438. +freakbag420 What if you derive pleasure from the pleasure the other person is experiencing through some pain you were causing?
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  439. Barnacules Nerdgasm How much did you pay them? ;) Many t-shirts?
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  440. kids
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  441. *****  Were you also given a Hannibal Lecter mask?
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  442. Venkat Lakshminarayanan So? Catholic or Protestant?
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  443. Heh, I can see already the next version inside a gimbal where you can then do a barrel roll.
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  444. Safura Salam At there it is mutual. But it's a reason why personal meetings are preferred over telephone ones.
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  445. Picture makes it look like it was from a radio show of some conservative commentator who wants to appear bad-ass.
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  446. Sebastian Koenig So when you encrypt that's where to look for? 
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  447. ShesThe Beth  Now that's circular reasoning. Let's work with examples: • A documentary about Muhammad where his face is shown. • Talking about the correlations between cultural backgrounds (ethnicity) and IQ score means. • Calling the Catholic church a murderous cult and talking ill of Mother Theresa Hitchens-style. • Protesting state-church interweaving inside a church in an anti-religious manner. • Giving off microaggressions towards someone wearing a hijab • Writing about 'the satanic verses'. Hate speech or not?
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  448. tsntana yes, what is it?
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  449. reply: "Ah, so just taking the seat is OK?"
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  450. Hadi Hafiz There were Arabs (or Arabic-speaking Africans if you wish) also involved, albeit to a much lesser extend when it comes to the Atlantic trade because they didn't had much of a foothold in western south-Saharan Africa.
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  451. Glenn Beck, Alex Jones, etc. have told me that George Soros funds everything about TYT!!!111oneoneeleven
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  452. They read the bible where it says "drill baby drill"
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  453. FactChecking101 > Howed that work out for them? Pretty well as long as their empire existed? All empires fall, what's your point?
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  454. +Mint Berry "The taste is da bomb!"
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  455. +Brian Benoit People already performing there were already on their show, one person even twice.
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  456. FlowerRFabulous > what is there to "circumcised"?  You can remove the clitoral hood and maybe parts of the labias around there, would lower the amount of "smegma" which people would consider to be more hygenic. >  it's harder to feel the "hard on" O_o > this is coming from a woman's perspective Ah, OK. > men are already 3 pump chumps as it is, with the extra skin they'd be like .5 chumps. > I just still don't see it as a big deal especially for men And this is why you wouldn't be OK with doing it to female babies? Remember, that was my question to you, you didn't answer my question. > he's still working He would still work after more invasive procedures, hell I bet you could remove the whole had and it would still work, and she still works as well as countries in Africa show, what's your point? Every procedure is OK as long as the organ still (somewhat) works? Be consistent, try to think a rule independent of culture, sex or physical appearances for judging permanent body modification procedures done to minors. And then tell me whether the current legal system where male circumcisions are legal but similar procedures done to female babies are illegal is OK.
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  457. Larry Maggard > No  surprise that nobody knows what "Democracy" actually is Oh then please enlighten us.
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  458. Larry Maggard > A true democracy works only when someone benefits and the expense of another. Where did you get your definition from? Surely not from the ancient Greeks… I agree with WP's definition: "Democracy is a form of government in which all eligible citizens participate equally—either directly or through elected representatives—in the proposal, development, and creation of laws." Rule of the people, the state is res publica, i.e. a matter of the people, a republic.
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  459. I can feel your anger. It gives you focus… makes you stronger. Give in to your anger.
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  460. > Japan is said to be about 65% atheist, does it really surprise anyone that they would have such a hyper-sexual  society. Yes, because there is no connection either way. This could as well be part of a religious celebration. Abrahamic religions aren't the only ones on this planet.
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  461. grandmacaesar They are also men of fairly fair skin color.
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  462. Michael P Are you implying ever "belief" is equally rational?
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  463. Is there a caricature of a Jewish man on the right side?
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  464. Dgotlengthonit You would never belittle new age vodoo or Scientology, would you?
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  465. True the sources are anonymous that makes the news less believable but the NSA would deny it in any case so that's no evidence either way.
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  466. no
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  467. 1ThisIsMyNameNow1 From a Catholic viewpoint every church that split from it after the East-West schism around 1050 is generally called "protestant" (e.g. the Hussites around 1410). Fun fact: Henry the VIII wrote a paper arguing clearly against the teachings of Luther et al. and was the awarded a honorary title by the Catholic church (Fidei Defensor), this was of course before the split.
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  468. sundhaug92 Well, if god created everything knowingly (knowing everything includes the knowledge about every outcome, i.e. the future) this would include the actions of each and every person, simple as that. And since god is almighty one can't claim he had no other choice. ;) Indeed, god seems like dick.
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  469. Knight Chime I think a good argument can be made when male circumcision were banned then the idea of also banning all forms of FGM was easier to sell.
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  470. ***** Ever heard of X0 and XYX?
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  471. Juuso Peltoniemi And rights for Jew and "unfit" ones, amIright?
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  472. 2/10
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  473. +Best BackPack NA Jet fuel can't melt steel beams!
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  474. gradostax Some claim that every problem can be traced back to back problems. That's why the distinction to "manual medicine" is nowadays made.
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  475. Brendon stacey Depending on the jurisdiction she does not have the right because he didn't explicitly make clear that he is OK with it being shared. (You can edit posts BTW)
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  476. N Carter > Atheism is not merely a lack of belief in gods Why should we go with your definition? > since in agnosticism, there is place for the word "belief". Huh? I guess you define "belief" strange as well.
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  477. > cut your kids young OK. > ant eaters are gross and dirty Huh? In the case of female prepuce it's an ant eater as well?
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  478. HyrdaRancher That's actually advertised as a feature and Mozilla has plans to implement similar. 
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  479. ***** Fun fact: The Greeks (or rather Hellenism) are to blame for the "heart" representing this and that and in the old times people really thought that most of the thinking stuff was going on in the heart.
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  480. Dan W Source please.
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  481. CNVideos It exposes only locals in designated locations to foreigners.
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  482. Assad Khalif  What made him battle with his identity?
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  483. > My life experience has shown me that NO doctors are perfect. They ALL kind of wing it sometimes Not all doctors have a huge TV show and a large staff.
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  484. You are rational if you believe as many true things and as few wrong things as possible? What is true/false? Nobody truly knows, but it's rational to be lead by good evidence and healthy scepticism.
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  485. > War has changed. It's no longer about nations, ideologies, or ethnicity. It's an endless series of proxy battles fought by mercenaries Hey, that's what they said about the last third of the Thirty Years' war (started off as protestants vs. Catholics, the sides were not so clear later on and a lot of mercenaries were used at times).
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  486. ***** You put a comma there? Those are two main clauses and the conjunction combines them without any ambiguities.
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  487. Woohoo, he knows what kerning is!
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  488. James Campbell-Laing He supported homoeopathy and faith healing (!), so in the very best case he is horribly gullible and not sceptical enough.
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  489. X-RA3  > Why would a tv host have to go in front of a congressional panel to answer questions regarding his beliefs? Because he made medical claims about stuff that doesn't work. > big pharma paid for this study. If the study is bad it should be apparent from the study itself.
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  490. SaintPatrick98 I believe I heard genetic predispositions make type 2 more likely as well.
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  491. +ProYagu Source?
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  492. +kagutsuchi969 Not to mention that the OT has clearly polytheistic remnants in it.
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  493. Charlotte Freud Checked his tip, eh?
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  494. *****  > ask the people living under the resistance Oh I am sure they have every reason to be honest… it's not as if criticism can get them killed. :->
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  495. ***** I just don't like it when people make up statistics. And besides those are citizens, but oh well, next you are going to tell me that no true Algerian is anything but Muslim, right? P.S.: Would you call the US 100% non-Muslim?
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  496. Deez Nuts From http://www.e-commercefacts.com/news/2011/07/paypal-cuban-embargo/index.xml "The reason cited is that the trade embargo that the United States has levied against Cuba since 1962 is mandatory for PayPal's US-based parent company, eBay." Either these online shops would stop offering Cuban products or Paypal would stop offering their services to these shops.
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  497. Don't you get it? The GOP is going crazy and he is correcting them.
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  498. vito fiore The US is a democracy.
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  499. Did this ever happen before? Someone who lost in a presidential election before coming back?
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  500. ***** Connected to the internet? Theoretically a very bad idea.
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  501. +Doc Holliday It wasn't royalty free, it was work still under copyright protection and the design patent would have been invalid because of prior art.
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  502. Pi Rated  > are actually allowed to marry non-muslims whether be it man or woman Muslims disagree: http://islamqa.info/en/1825
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  503. +mangaas Weren't there also polls done specifically on the apostasy question? What were the results?
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  504. Jordan Wells Nah, that's how they roll, it's the Norm (heh).
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  505. But of course, a conspiracy! Who didn't see that coming…? :->
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  506. If you don't wear a hat and more then you are going to get a lot of electromagnetic radiation outside, it might give you a tan.
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  507. TheDarthJesus  Ahaha, that website.
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  508. With that hair Will looks a lot older… and someone you would meet in the park… sleeping on a bench.
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  509. fatima xoxo I see more mentions there than just one Jewish prophet… And what matters are not actually your interpretations but those than might enter the ears of potential perpetrators of such acts. BTW > cast a spell on the Prophet LOL
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  510. fatima xoxo > Do you actually think we have to go out & kill everybody who says something bad about us? I can see how some followers might think that for the reasons mentioned before (following the alleged footsteps). I am happy that such people might be in the minority but even a permille is a permille too much. Those hadiths (and parts of the Quran) are toxic.
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  511. fatima xoxo  > You're making this more complicated than it has to be. Islam is. Muslims like to present Islam as this simple religion of just one simple book but that does not represent reality. The book is written in a language least fit for its task (hard to interpret without context), in an odd style, compiled in a brain-dead order… and then the allegedly 'perfect' book is not even considered sufficient by the majority of Muslims which is why they also make use of oral traditions about the prophet, some of which are even stranger and contradict each other which is why only selections of them are taken in considerations. Mind you, different selections by different Muslim schools of thought! Islam is what is complicated, also because its Joseph Smith character didn't really care about his religion but first and foremost just wanted to emulate Alexander the Great.
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  512. Did they homeopathically overdose by not taking any at all?
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  513. Gentoo FTW, amIright? ;)
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  514. ***** > but now I'm porting software over to Fedora * looks at avatar * * giggles *  > _ for the new arm architecture_ Great! Begone x86!
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  515. +k31than But since those rules come from a same being you can still point out how immoral this being is because it thought that these rules were OK at the very least for a certain place/time. But e.g. slavery should be never OK.
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  516. Mo Man Ah, now I get it, you mean what is sometimes "transitional" fossils, well since there is always change (because of the need of adaptation because of the ever-changing environment) every form is a transitional one. But you are looking for the cases where (because of high evolutionary pressure) change happened more quickly and more subjectively apparent to us, right?
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  517. > If you can't see it you don't believe in it. Measure/detect it.
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  518. > Jews make up 2.2% of the American population > three of the nine SCOTUS Justices on the bench today–Ginsberg, Breyer, and Kagan–are Jewish Under what definition? Are those the same? I mean you can't e.g. compare followers of Judaism with those with Jewish "roots" or "culturally" Jewish.
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  519. > is always complaining about how unattractive biracial men are What? I watch a lot of TYT, basically all video or the whole stream most of the time, I can't remember her saying that, I call BS unless you offer a link to a video. She does however have a zest for Latino men.
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  520. Jerid Glasspoole  > what can a rose be used for? Jelly.
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  521. Teeta Malangi He was talking about seculaism and you change the subject, not to mention a but-you fallacy.
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  522. He is augmented.
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  523. gratex That's not good trolling. Good trolling is not just about writing retarded special-skilled stuff.
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  524. > How would u like if it waa your sister I wouldn't like it either if my sister was forced to do any other job, so ban all jobs?
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  525. +Adsddr Gyfh Where exactly is the difference? Sucrose is sucrose.
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  526. Carl Sincere NATURAL you say??! Oh my, then it has to be genuine and good! :->
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  527. Answering Disbelievers ( لبنان عبود )  > You can't justify not harming your brother. Epic quote, akin to something you would expect from a psychopath. And yes I can just like probably most people. If it weren't for religion you would've killed him and other people you like by now?
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  528. Zach taylor And again a statement where there is only the bible to back it up.
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  529. jeremiah wiltse Whoever has done this had hardly any idea about statistics (and probably history), I bet that "American Scientific Affiliation" is some sort of Christian organization. I wouldn't trust them more than the Holy Sea with the description of wonders it claims to possess.
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  530. Source for that?
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  531. Good that I am cosmopolitan, I can criticize anyone, right? :->
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  532. No pockets is better than pockets that make no sense.
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  533. Findecanor on Youtube > Gordon has a goatee and not a full beard, but yeah... So how about his predecessor, Ivan the Space Biker?
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  534. ***** > There is a huge difference between H2O learn chemistry Between H2O and what? Any why would he have to learn chemistry for that? To see what possible bounds a compound can create? In terms of biological systems that would be more biology/biochemistry than just chemistry. > I want to see you drink windex. Why? What's your point?
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  535. The death penalty is not even rudimentary revertable.
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  536. I am fine with this? #:-> #sarcasm #o_O
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  537. > Nobody is "oppressed" except MAYBE the smallest of the minorities who are free to leave if they don't like it, and none of the Russian people give a damn. Just like the "negroes" in the US, right? :->
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  538. Nobody is interested in attacking N. Korea. 1) There is nothing of value. 2) If reunited it would be a burden on South Korea for the time to come, even the German reunification isn't complete yet in this regard and that situation was comparatively much less severe. 3) Bad terrain and being so close to Seoul makes a swift victory without too many causalities unlikely. Also in the DMZ and close to it are numerous areas that are full of mines. And there also are possibly numerous tunnels (some might even reach into South Korea) and whatnot. And them having nukes certainly doesn't help either. 4) China is not interested in that. Neither is Russia (fun fact: it too shares a border with NK). They would loose special economic areas there and SK might not honour the northern border changes the North has negotiated with China. 5) US would have no more reason to stay there, in fact China might demand that the US leave once the government of South Korea reaches to their borders. 6) The question of the Japanese Koreans would also have to be solved then. Japan is not keen on this and even less so the current ruling party. Also a bogeyman this party heavily relied on would be gone. In summary It wouldn't be in the interest of the US, nor its allies, most notably South Korea.
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  539. Huh? Why the infrared if the new Kinect sensor is time-of-flight based? Or am I getting something wrong?
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  540. She was literally boiling!
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  541. microsf121 > Also, our ancestors immigrated from Britain, an English speaking country. « Non ! » „Nein!“
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  542. ***** Create a robot that takes care of this.
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  543. Meir BASED  Charlotte Freud Concerning "Moslems", that's an older spelling that used to be more popular than the one with "u". But hey, at least he didn't write "Mussulman" or something like that.
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  544. What about making it about testosterone in general? Have two classes just like with weight, the line will be drawn where the two distributions of testosterone in (a huge random selection of) people meet. Only problem is that it varies over the day and age so you would have to correct for the effects of those and similar properties.
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  545. It's Adam's name that sells I guess.
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  546. 1:17 great face! matches the situation
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  547. +FriedAudio You forgot to give credit to selection and mixing.
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  548. Cameron Smith > Iraq(previously Persia) Seems like someone just McCained Iran with Iraq.
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  549.  @DrScarface74  Tell that to North Macedonia, Serbia, Moldavia…
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  550. Would be interesting to do on some valuable musical instruments.
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  551. If the media would cover one third party that takes away more votes from one of the big parties then they would be guilty of being biased against the party they are takes votes from by supporting vote splitting. And some people might disagree with you that's it flawed because they prefer a strong rule (like the monarchies the people from the old world came from) rather than one that proportionally represents the will of the people.
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  552.  @backpressure123  Didn't both sides also use Arab mercenaries?
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  553. The French and Russians were buddies buddies back then? Wasn't that the time when everyone else in Europe was afraid of Russia becoming too strong?
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  554. Orgy in which one women accuses especially Jordan of being a rapist and manipulator (after the incident she went to live with him instead of her husband).
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  555. I know of someone who was the child of two half-Jews who was in the RAD and might have ended up in the army if he hadn't been in prison for political reasons. What helped him was a certificate from 1935 that both his parents were brought up in the Catholic faith (even when his father grew up in a household with two Jews who would only convert many years after his birth.)
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  556. Getting help from a government institutions no way, I will just pull myself by my bootstraps, just like Republicans tell me to do… ;)
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  557. Remember when Pence was not seen for some time after the Hollywood tape leaked?
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  558.  @wallachia4797  Also, this wasn't necessary when Germany reunited.
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  559. ARMS! I want my bazooka!
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  560. And on top of that you get a funnily-colored corpse, yay! :->
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  561. because it was a one-in-a-lifetime event for their facility and they needed publicity for attracting donations?
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  562. He found out about the secret, now Jason has to stay with them.
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  563. Not all plastics have chemicals added to them.
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  564. MatthewGames1 Not entirely Hindu. And the politician in question is Muslim.
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  565. At least we know that they plagiarised the plagues from another text.
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  566. AshBradford One drop, man, one drop.
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  567. +Aleksei Krasnov Alesnarovich 90s style
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  568. Ghizlane Moussaoui Well liberal Muslims do say that they are uneducated for believing that this rule is in the holy texts.
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  569. Because that worked out so well for the Soviets?
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  570. SixStringHarmonies His point you shouldn't that the words of (former) people in power for granted, a good point IMHO.
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  571. "abused"
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  572. He's just a 2 out of 10, 9 being a used car salesman.
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  573. Also, he knows his stuff.
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  574. ***** Same here, no need to solve the square though since 48 is nicely divisible through 12.
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  575. Dolphins are mammals. They have lungs.
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  576. Elliot Lee I don't think anyone disagrees that morals and a social mind are needed, the question is whether it needs a supernatural foundation (back and then and still today).
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  577. +TheDrakeProject They don't, they think it is total garbage.
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  578. +Cherish Adventure Well, not all come from the war-torn regions of Syria/Iraq that's why there were indeed stories of some refugees returning. Also keep in mind that some might return to Turkey or the Libanon.
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  579. YouTuber Increase in the disease or increase in diagnosis? Same with ADHD, you think kids in the past weren't fidgety?
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  580. YouTuber Isn't Asperger's considered high-functioning autism? And nowadays they even talk about the autism spectrum with many different forms.
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  581. ***** Less religious than the average population, the statistics aren't on your side.
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  582. If you want to be precise it's included in most forms of that.
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  583. TheCultivatedMind You can never not assume that there isn't a larger conspiracy, or rather, one can always think of a larger conspiracy… (up the size of the Matrix or Plato's cave)… but without evidence why think about it? 
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  584. Asia Williams It's actually LGBTQQIP2XSAA
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  585. Putting aside that many Christians (remember, majority is Catholic) disagrees with you that evolution "discriminates" against Christians (besides, what would "discriminate" even mean in that relation?), theoretically there are unlimited possible religions that can be "discriminated" in the same way by teaching any subject in school, don't you think? You want to abolish schools altogether?
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  586. ***** What an odd discussion tactic, claiming the other side doesn't understand your point. Seems like the grinded cauliflower petals really have every reason to be disgorged by the cannoneers. No wonder, the rusty ingots never filled up your belly.
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  587. ***** Your argument basically was: "They can't help themselves, therefore we should also hold the victim accountable for what they said/drew." which is pretty similar to "Rapists can't help themselves which is why we should also hold rape victims accountable for how they dressed." > I have yet to see Muslims disrespecting Jesus, but I have seen Christians disrespecting Muhammad. D'uh, because Jesus is part of the Muslim religion. You could have said just about the same about Mormonism and Joseph Smith (a fellow in some regards very akin to Muhammad BTW). P.S.: You might be pretty insecure but no need to upvote yourself. Unless of course your insecurity will otherwise make you blow up, then by all means better continue upvoting your own comments.
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  588. ***** > Don't self-project your insecurities unto me. I wasn't the one upvoting my own comments. :D > Here's some newsflash for you, most people on the internet say or do things that they wouldn't usually do on the real world. I also doubt you would go to the surviving victims of this shooting here and tell them that they acted "irresponsibly" just like you would not go up to a female street rape victim in person and tell her that she dressed "irresponsibly", right? And yet you are a victim blamer on the internet.
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  589. Urhoboman5 You made the claim that they weren't. Apparently their kid did not get this particular vaccine and they didn't go to the doctor.
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  590. ***** Actually more than ever before.
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  591. Abdullah Salem > They say they kill children when actually Houthis armed children and make their schools into military basis. That's what Israel says about Hamas.
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  592. > goiter So true.
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  593. Giovanny Montez At most what can be said concerning negative effects is that they have an effect on us because parts of our body signal that we are ingesting something with calories when in fact we are not. But then this has nothing to do with whether a sweetener is "artificial" or not.
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  594. playandrepeat At what quantities? Basically everything can be harmful at a certain amount. AFAIK for tumors something with a slightly non-neutral pH level suffices.
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  595. How do my fellow atheists friends look like?
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  596. hani kins NO U! >:O
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  597. Brack Et > a scary level of nationalism Did they have their flag everywhere like in the US? Did they advertise their products like the US does with "made in the USA"? Do their politicians sound like Republicans when they talk about pride and patriotism? Does anyone below the age of 70 understand what a pledge of allegiance is?
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  598. +Nathaniel He never played Lego.
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  599. Maitland Robertson People who are for the status quo are conservatives, those who want to change things progressives, those against abolition were conservative on this issue.
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  600. RecklessRobbie In this simple fashion no because there are too many possibilities for biases. Better would be testing using someone who doesn't knows about the hypothesis tested there, testing in environment with and without alleged ghosts (establishing what the norm even is), controlling for non-supernatural factors that might affect the reading, look at all data gathered (you won't believe how often people fall into the sharpshooter fallacy)…
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  601. Joey Gee > circumcision can be a medical necessity In females as well, your point?
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  602. +seriously smooth serial killer Watch less Alex Jones.
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  603. +RAFI Hossain The U.S.A. killed Ali?
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  604. RAFI Hossain One of the biggest problems is sectarian discrimination/violence (Sha-Sunni), are you saying the U.S. is responsible for that as well?
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  605. RAFI Hossain Saddam is the reason why the Shia were now discriminating against the Sunni (payback) and one of the reasons why ISIS and similar would form.
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  606. Debra Oneil Um, every ISP has to comply with the laws that enable that. And they get some money in return for the effort, could've been one of the reasons they NSA directly snooped into Google and didn't ask nicely that much any more.
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  607. 500 million income for Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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  608. So TYT are the sexists now?
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  609. +charlidog2 > you will only need about 2-3,000 to be able to read a newspaper > 2 Heh.
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  610. +Azim Abdul What do you consider the best argument on that list?
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  611. +Azim Abdul Do you believe everything needs a creator or can we exclude certain things form it, like let's say the big bang and god?
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  612. bbwolf326 > Faith cannot be quantified or proven. We can see the effects of faith. Some faiths can lead someone to end up in a happy place and/or a mental institution.
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  613. You forgot cleaning the chimneys!
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  614. at least you said carbon and not CO2 :->
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  615. You are in a relationship with Trump?
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  616. Maria Crawford I SHOUT IN REAL LIFE ALL THE TIME AS WELL THAT'S WHY I WRITE IN ALL-CAPS!
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  617. Joaquin Harris > so what your basic saying is having other people pay for your health care? Not all health care, only the basic options in order to not have them and preferably not leave the workforce. > And everybody get's the same plan? Everyone (well, nearly everyone, preferably you want to restrict it to citizens living there or people working there legally) has the right to the basic plan. > that's the only way it's going to work is raise taxes! Compared to the situation currently in the US? Maybe, I don't know. The tax and social care systems in place (Medicare/MedicAid) seem already absurd to begin with, I am sure a lot could also be saved by simply streamlining them. (Also I never got why the property tax was so high while the payroll tax was so low… And why isn't it the employers job to register his/her employees and have their taxes deducted, it's asinine.) > men and women? cause women go to the doctor more then men! so do we pay the same price? So should they pay more because they go more often or less because they go earlier (and for preventive check-ups) and therefore save on things that get costly when dealt with too late? Anyway, the idea is that no discrimination is happening, not even towards those with predispositions. > majority of young adults choose not to have health insurance! That's bad. More reason to find ways to get them covered, in Obama's bill they get covered with their parents insurance until the age of 26. Seems odd and arbitrary to me but I guess this was exactly the reason.
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  618. +Administrator In the case of Agent Orange the really toxic stuff was a production byproduct if I remember correctly (dioxins?).
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  619. Look up old TYT videos, but not too old or they aren't in HD, also I believe there videos from other people concerning this. Created quite some uproar when Ana was on "holidays" for two months.
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  620. basquat76 > You can't say it's unrealistic this late in the game. Yes you can if it's that way, you need to acknowledge when you fucked up and do what ever it takes to cut your losses, flogging a dead horse for the sake of it is a very bad idea and you won't be very successful if you do business like that, sunk costs are sunk.
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  621. Thursday121am Does Harris just refer to todays' extremism?
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  622. Very unprofessional indeed, how could be make such a wrong prediction! :->
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  623. ***** I believe that saying it older than Napolean, isn't it from some ancient Greek play?
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  624. Brimar7 One could always say that the religion in either case failed because it didn't prevent bad action. Something a perfect religion shouldn't do.
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  625. IHateBigots100 Well, the antichrist is obviously Saddam Hussein who tries to kill Satan's boyfriend (90s guy) repeatedly
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  626. ravideo ramkissoon  Will I be more safe by also believing Muhammad or rather Joseph Smith?
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  627. SuperDubios  > Yes I am against meaningless killings Opinions might differ on when it is "meaningless" and when not. What if she is in a bad situation? Too young, addiction, economic hardship… what do you think the most cited reasons are?
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  628. what's that?
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  629. warmfreeze He isn't the one with the violent fantasies.
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  630. Redeemed Stone > How can He be self centred if He was the One nailed to the cross for OUR sins? For the sins god created when he created the world, i.e. everything, i.e. EVERY THING.
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  631. Redeemed Stone So he knew how everything, I mean EVERY THING, would turn out, including the action of every single individual, when he would create the world this particular way and not another. And since he is almighty he could've created it differently in any other way, but he made the deliberate decision to create this world where you and all other humans would think and decide a certain way and not differently. How can you say you have free will if you are just following god's plan?
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  632. Bouke van Veen Also as a PDF (or some other vector format)? 
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  633. MarCuseusFX Strictly speaking that's true, it can store a lot of data, amongst others vector data which together with text and helpful meta-data is the only type of data you should store there IMHO. Fun fact: Strictly speaking even SVG isn't (solely) a vector format.
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  634. ***** It was a real-world game before, in the former Eastern Block including the GDR. A lot of fun for hours.
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  635. 2:00 Michael from Vsauce moment.
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  636. DarkBungleX There are NK-aligned Koreans in Japan…
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  637. Karl Slicher Ever heard of the Heroin delta? 
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  638. Matt Uchoa nah, it's room temperature
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  639. genie0390 > The analogy here is a heart surgeon doing a complex operation And he gets paid a lot so that he won't go to another patient or at least that he cares about what he does?
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  640. +jessicah exhibits Maybe the relationship just started… It's a romantic story.
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  641. chicagoeconomist1  Yes, you are.
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  642. The big university cities don't count. ;)
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  643. galeno The poor still get some education, better than in the industrial era. 
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  644. NuCenturyMisfits …of your heart. 
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  645. wilsonsmanz This isn't about history, it's about the rules set forward by the Bible.
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  646. +samir kasimi > He can't say i read it and then bash the shit out of it right away Are you trying to say that it's so perfect that there is nothing to bash? LOL.
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  647. ***** I doubt it can be worse, but if you can consider it "worse" you surely must know some details you can share with us.
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  648. Liber8 > a small fraction of that actually have permanent damage done to them, that is empirical fact It's subjective what you consider "permanent damage".
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  649. Guardian978 > I'm keeping my circumsized dick and if I ever had children I'd have them circumsized as well. At least you seem consistent when it comes to the sexes, but aren't you afraid of legal repercussions?
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  650. +Phantomhive Not to mention they now have them electrically powered as well.
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  651. +Hobbes Tiger I don't think portraying the heinous mufti in a bad light is a problem here (after all he was really a nefarious individual), the problem is putting the Nazis in a better light.
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  652. "Somewhere in the UK" "in England" "back in London" Every time more specific…
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  653. Lie detector tests are far from reliable, in fact if they work it might have more to do with the belief in them and person doing the questioning.
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  654. Erik Johannessen  It's publicly traded with 36.5 % foreign ownership and 31.8 % ownership by Japanese individuals.
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  655. Erik Johannessen No, it isn't for the reasons I mentioned. You were wrong. Now to test you, please tell what was the most wrong sentence you ever wrote:
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  656. Erik Johannessen That's a good boy. Finally, you've come to your senses. 
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  657. ***** And defibrillators in every corner, dark-glowing tape on the floor, emergency exit signs, fire doors, a rubber boat, oxygen masks and an emergency eyewash and safety shower station… :P
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  658. theprince08853 I think what he meant is that you won't see it as prominently anymore. 
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  659. +Im ILLmatic Huh?
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  660. Michael Leading Horse Think about: What if the labeling was about whether it has Israeli products in it or in any way supported the state of Israel?
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  661. ***** Are you saying in Hebrew it would be against Jews? Nah, c'mon. In Israel this hat would totally make sense if the orthodox were calling the non-orthodox this way and it would just be anti-orthodox.
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  662. Adam Zey Didn't you watch the video, they practically reference what you read (or rather something based on what you red) and tried a form of the other method as well.
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  663. > Nasa has reported that all the planets in our solar system have had heating and cooling as well!I So? http://climate.nasa.gov/evidence
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  664. He has freedom of expression and they have the freedom to accept those browsers or not.
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  665. 0/10
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  666. > Then why turn around and do stories like this? Because it shows why separation is important? Or you get more irrationality into politics.
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  667. *****> Also, since you seem to be jewish, you better shut up anyway, because your whole country of Israel is stolen land LOL, that's your style of arguing? :->  > you know there is zero evidence That the Ukrainian military bases are not under Ukrainian control anymore? You might want to look this up.
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  668. robinbuster I think insecurities, depression, an inferiority complex can make people do it. And think of the comment in his letter.
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  669. ***** I didn't say you felt nothing at all. Besides, even if circumcised it's not as if every part was always exposed .You probably still feel most on the parts still relatively hidden.
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  670. ***** So no difference whether you had your foreskin pulled back and it touched something and now? You generally felt less even before?
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  671. ***** Then ask someone who still has a foreskin how he would feel about his dick head chaffing in his underwear. He will probably tell you that the feeling isn't endurable.
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  672. ***** You mean feeling less makes no difference. OK, fair enough but that does not mean that it's something for everyone.
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  673. ***** > But nature is equal In what sense?
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  674. Shaylaszone Jay Jinn Well, AFAIK "pedophilia", in the original sense of the word, is in itself not illegal. Certain acts which might be the result of such tendencies lived out are what is illegal.
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  675. Quercuspalustris50  > Could it be that the dude at 4 years of age was just watching a commercial for women's skirts and fashion and thought, 'Wow, that's cool; what else do women wear? Don't you think that if it was that easy that it would be much more prevalent?
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  676. Mike Horne What's the difference?
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  677. And again the title is wrong.
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  678. syndicateprox Deep down men have their wieners.
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  679. dangerouslytalented That's why there should be entirely seperate institutions for both things.
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  680. JELIFISH19 One point that wasn't mentioned yet, once they "judge" the content they deliver they will also more likely become liable for it. That's why it would be great if they were classified as "common carriers" from how I understand it (Vi Hart video)
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  681. +Calvin Shaffer Icke was on his show numerous times, he called him a friend.
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  682. Paul O Not to mention that they weren't true Scotsmen… :->
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  683. FenderBridge  that is not how the ancient Greeks would have pronounced it
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  684. tmkr Trade secret! ;)
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  685. Maybe they were thinking of PCOS?
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  686. +Jkza The polytheistic problem can be simply solved with a hierarchy of gods… and you know what, this is the case in many polytheistic religions, e.g. branches of Hinduism.
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  687. erin karner It's only fair, even in DVDs it's horrible if they haven't been properly rewound. 
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  688. The question is whether they did good science, how did they back their claims?
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  689. Oh America…
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  690. ***** 3) Of course the problem exists. Comcast can't wait to analyse the traffic and slow down e.g. torrent traffic as they did in the past. The torrent of today are video streaming services in terms of traffic.
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  691. ***** Would you be OK with generally removing the prepuce in babies?
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  692. Kopetefish  > First of all, male and female "circumcision" is not the same Depending on the form it very much is, removing the prepuce (foreskin in males, clitoral hood) is very much comparable. Are you in favor of both?
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  693. dgonz26868  > Being color blind, in the way you regard or treat people does not mean you don't acknowledge that there are differences in skin color IMHO, it should mean that.
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  694. dgonz26868 > be equally guilty of "racism." Not saying not being color blind is the same as being "racist". > skin color and/or ethnicity Those two are different things.
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  695. Iksbrown > and resort to a stupid question that equates homophobes with Nazis or the KKK. It's not stupid, question like these let us determine where we draw certain lines. 
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  696. The muslim Atheist I wonder whether all those artificially sustained desert metropolises will then turn into ghost towns.
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  697. 3DGansta > Majority of the households of same sex marriage are more unstable You wouldn't say that about "black" households, would you? 
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  698. > improved bandwidth through preferential treatment - but not bandwidth throttling If you would prefer everyone but X, Y, Z then you are basically throttling X, Y and Z, where is the difference? Not to mention that if you prefer someone you implicitly have to throttle the others, with limited capacity it doesn't work any other way.
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  699. +Mark Wright Only Turkmenistan-under-Niyazov-kind-of-bad but which people know about?
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  700. *****  > you mean the one that was founded on slavery and genocide Classic "tu quoque!" How pathetic of you.
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  701. M. Bashir Ahmad > (I am God or son of God) U can't find Basically all of John? 1:1, 16:15, 20:28
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  702. +alexandra Freitas > important is to be oppen minded to both religion and atheism and everything in between and at minimum tolerate and respect them Including Pastafarianism! Ramen!
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  703. Yoda on DMT IMHO, it's not always totally clear what is what isn't part of someone's job. At the very least the employer should be able to list in the contract what is expected of the employee, if it says in there that serving/selling is part of it then it should be considered "the main part". And my question was related to how far it should go. An Indian not serving beef? A Mormon not serving hot beverages? An Orthodox Jew not serving women? A Jehova's Witness not serving anyone but God? Where should the line be drawn?
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  704. ***** Female circumcision reduces HIV, does it make it any less of a mutilation?
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  705. It appears to be true in that regard and everywhere it needs to be assumed, so yes, it just isn't proven and that might leave a bitter aftertaste when using it.
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  706. Saiko Manko What does psychology have to do with this? It's about neurology.
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  707. You might be right since the answer is clearly "none".
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  708. > God doesn't, if I cant see it or a scientist doesn tell me it exist, or how to think, it doesnt exist. Just because you think in terms of authority doesn't mean that other people do.
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  709. Phi Nguyen Anyone who's bible-belt protestant Bible literalist or Amish?
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  710. Oops.
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  711. Edward Black Germany is quite social though.
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  712. What about bad dragons?
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  713. Baloo Dumptruck Congratulations, you are now also below your comment. :D 
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  714. plastic fork, huge knife
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  715. > Cenk goes full Palin Nope, that would be had he invented a new word.
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  716. ***** > NIST said themselves that it fell at free fall Exact quote would be great. > How does unsymmetrical damage cause a near completely symmetrical collapse? It certainly wasn't completely symmetric, that's clear from any footage.
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  717. ***** > The complexities of the world could not have happened at random. How can you say that when you have nothing for comparison if you believe god created everything?
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  718. ***** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exocet_(typeface)
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  719. The feeling when you want to use bash but you accidentally use dash…
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  720. I thought the same.
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  721. +SnaZse Aqua Oh you Mormons!
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  722. hashknight1 It's a conspiracy! They were aliens, right?
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  723. Tyler Pelzer Italy does not have case law.
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  724. liam shope But you think society owes it you to protect you and your belongings?
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  725. liam shope What if I gave the officers more money to do my bidding? Maybe in order to eject you from your property.
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  726. ***** *you *wanna *come ***** Ja, ja, we are ze zombies, awakened from the dead to defend ze englische sprache against all nefariousities at all costs, for it is what keeps this world together. Grammar heil!
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  727. ***** > more testosterone... hummm ok What about the autism spectrum point? > tell me now about how men are biologically more inclined to build spacecrafts. I'm reeeeally interested. You might have missed I was talking really in general, more testosterone might help in politics and reaching high political positions in companies. With engineering/research the autism spectrum thing might apply. > NOT Why? Don't like to think about such things?
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  728. Wonder how his ξ looks like.
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  729. DijitalKid > If I were to go through all of these comments and try to educate all of these angry men, then I would be spending far too much time in this comment section. Way to weasel out, why comment then at all? > I'm speculating that's mostly who is commenting because, we're on the internet And there is no internet in kitchens, right? :-> Seriously if you want to make an argument against what you might consider a patriarchy, then don't make such asinine assumptions. > Feminism is not bad and is needed but people need to differentiate between an actual feminist movement and other "feminazi" type arguments. Oh… how many times I heard that before, with "communism", "nationalism", "Shia Islam", "Sunni Islam", "libertarism" [sic]. Often in such discussion there will then be "no true Scotsmen" situations, … why not simply abandon such simple single-word terms? Say simply, I am against objectification in general, seeing people as a whole, yadda, yadda,… > but Barbie is a HORRIBLE role model and it's been established years ago. Now we are talking, from the looks I certainly agree, on the other hand it's interesting to hear that Barbie also might be helped in sparking interests for certain professions not typical for women at the time. > It's also been established that Sports Illustrated is a magazine mostly for straight men Or maybe men who want to appear manly but in reality long more for the athletic male bodies in there. ;) (just speculating) > who sometimes end up wanting an unobtainable image such as Barbie's for real women and that becomes a problem Maybe, but that reminds me of the violence in movies/video games discussion, how much does media really shape our perception? Aren't we able to discern reality from fiction/non-representative reality? Did dime novels in the past change our perception? > but it isn't nearly as bad for them as it is for females. I wonder whether that's true or whether that can even be really answered. Think about it, as long as "the man" is still considered the breadwinner and huge wealth is seen as a default aim in life this is going to create pressure.
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  730. Next order from chaos problem that could be tackled here: the party problem.
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  731. Saiko Manko Well even then he would be incorrect, there's intersex. 
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  732. > but they never target muslims which they should In the US? Because where is there an overlap of gov. and Islam?
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  733. +Hadrian Kantor The Gizmodo article basically just says that it's not sterile and that it can't clench your thirst because it's salty, that's about it. Still no bigger health risk.
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  734. From its source: "But British bee expert Norman Carreck of Sussex University said: 'It's an interesting study but it doesn't prove that mobile phones are responsible for colony collapse disorder. If you physically knock a hive, or open one up to examine it, it has the same result."
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  735. only if it is on Huffington Post before
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  736. better safe than sorry from a legal perspective
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  737. +Illtempo 1980 No.
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  738. ***** >  how time flows differently outside our planet and solar system, but you'd not understand it Define time, I think I understand general and special relativity quite well, no need to try to stop any discussion just by going ad hominem right away.
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  739. Now?
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  740. > should not comment Why?
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  741. Gooseman2k2 What about not being allowed to become a local politician?
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  742. Adam Smith > NOTHING IS STOPPING ATHEISTS FROM BECOMING A LOCAL POLITITION. At least there are laws on the books in certain areas according to which it is forbidden.
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  743. Designandrew location, location, location!
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  744. ***** Thanks for the info. But how will it be in the future when they want additional lanes?
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  745. +jxsilicon9 Aren't we all living in a bubble?
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  746. ***** Spain is corrupt and many parts of it are comparatively poor (compared to the rest of the old EU).
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  747. AfterLifeGuru I bet you are also for banning some weapons, you just draw the line somewhere else.
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  748. Arm4g3dd0nX  > Xenu is from a science fiction novel that is unrelated to Scientology. It's not as if Ron differentiated much between those things.
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  749. lonovik What if you were looking at numbers relative to population sizes? Statistics are tricky.
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  750. Kate Given > I don't urinate on my sexual partners thankfully. Thankfully? Some like it.
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  751. What is a fact then? Nothing?
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  752. OK, so you are what I believe a relativist then. That's fine but also keep in mind Occam's razor and throw away complicated explanations why something might be incorrect right away.
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  753. AlthazarMalthus > A male can never produce eggs. And a female always can?
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  754. Why not? You think people can only care about things if they feel like serving a 'higher' being?
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  755. "multi-pay", "mmmmmmmonster-pay"! ;)
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  756. Iam Ninja > War happens due to politics, these terrorist are not fighting for islam there fighting for politics. And Islam can be used for politics, it's no different than any religion; in that regard it's apparently not so perfect… ***** Well, theoretically one could be an unbeliever and still do some sort of meditation. I heard an ex-moose saying that this is what he is doing.
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  757. ***** > who thumbs ups this racist bullshit Eric Ramos Anti incumbent kitchensoda jasmara25 XOnionsoupX ***** Billy Blaze ***** jonescity ichbingott89 thetruerift ***** Zoma Izzy ***** Bruce Banner Keith Farrell Sierra Hearne ***** DirtyMoney410 Ostnizdasht206 
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  758. This wouldn't always rotate the first 1. Funnily enough there is another quite modern assembler operation you would use to find that out and then rotate that many times.
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  759. +Zainab Yusuf > The women at that time really matured fast and even started to menstruate and were big. That's not true, actually the opposite was the case. Nowadays it's earlier than ever.
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  760. ***** Here comes the boogeyman!
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  761. +Mini Mini Counter example: Czechia and communism, after the fall of communism religiosity did not significantly increase but a lot of things got privatized and rules (e.g. for opening hours) cut back.
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  762. > Watching porn encourages that type of industry to continue to show woman and men being perverted and immoral. When I started reading this you would make an argument against exploitation but no, you apparently just care about your subjective morality. > A question we should ask ourselves is, would we let our sons and daughters to watch this and shatter their innocence? Who talks about kids watching it? And besides what exactly do you mean with "innocence"? If you mean in relation to reproductive organs couldn't you use that same argument against sex ed.? > #godisgood And he created the porn industry, so it has to be good as well… :->
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  763. ALSO HAVE YOU EVER SEEN KISSINGER AND OSAMA TOGETHER ON A PHOTO? ME NEITHER; VERY SUSPICIOUS!
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  764. ***** He wasn't talking about all believers, just persons like people like Mr. Stein. But I agree language is key, I find that it might be better to take on a reserved tone even when talking to crazy people like David Icke followers or Scientologists.
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  765. In 1954 it made hardly a difference I guess.
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  766. riotguards Didn't he also repeat what the old testament said about handling unruly children?
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  767. So then we would get a debate of bad philosophy vs. science?
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  768. ***** Potato salad. "Swallow that! It's vitamin [sic]!" "Quick, quick!"
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  769. +john lesley There are no low numbers, only lower ones. ;)
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  770. +PantsStatusZero Well, the previous draft also had a lot of tweaks.
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  771. Numberphile His channel: Pete McPartlan 
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  772. Do conservative "libertarian" "constitutionalists" such as Ron Paul want to abolish the USPS? One on the one hand it's what the founding fathers wanted and therefore in the constitution, on the other it's a against the "free market".
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  773. ***** What if one of them did in fact care? What should be do?
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  774. So Flo  > Anyways plenty of people's tax dollars go towards shit they don't agree with, i.e: wars (especially on drugs)and various social programs. So because some of it is misused it's OK if more of it is? > And unfortunately there isn't much they can do to stop supporting them, so deal with it. People can protest it.
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  775. Muhammet Vahap > i never said the scripture isn't perfect I know, but it's what Muslims generally claim and that's my way of mocking them for it. If something is allegedly from a perfect being then it has to be perfect as well and a perfect scripture should be perfect in every way, including the way it is understood, i.e. perfectly clear-cut with no room for ambiguity.
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  776. Muhammad Ameen The super-duper argument that can be used to justify any unhealthy behavior in the name of the religion. And if you get kidney stones it's because god's hates you then… :->
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  777. ExposedTyranny  So you agree with Arizona State Senator Al Melvin‘s notion that it teaches "fuzzy math" where you substitute letters for numbers in some examples (algebra)? :->
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  778. German Physicist If you have the rare penile cancer in there, why not include skin cancer as well? After all, less skin = less chances for skin cancer, right?
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  779. +Ibrat911 I get the feeling that most people are OK with what they have and some are switching all the time and trying all kinds of things and extremes.
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  780. ***** Cuttin off "excess" skin in either gender?
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  781. SymbolX Huh? Where is the relation to what I wrote? You replied to none of my points. Anyways, I for one, don't think the hardware is bad, in fact I would love some nice high-DPI notebook and a MacBook would be an option there (of course only with a Samsung and not the not-so-optimal LG display). > When somebody say "I love Mac", the proper response should be "I love PC" Uh, no. The correct response should be IMHO a proper discussion about the pros and cons.
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  782. Trying what?
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  783. He holds his son like a ventriloquist.
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  784. David Gutowski Nope, not anymore.
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  785. *****  > call themselves feminists in the past, but then realised what feminism is really about. Well since there is no leader it can be about many things, as always the question is who and whose ideas are representative of a movement, often it's the loudest voices or the voices that have been put on pedestals.
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  786. Like Cenk said, it makes it look like a 50-50 issue.
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  787. There are more types than that.
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  788. White Heterosexual Cis Male You mean fair or non-deterministic?
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  789. Lauren Gonzalez Don't you also allow for something not to have been created?
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  790. 'Law' in what sense?
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  791. +Government-Conspiracy-Disorder Joyful-Suggests-Cure Disinfo agent! The Reptiloids are behind it!
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  792. ***** > american atheism has it's own dogma What exactly? > the first and still many atheists, who say the universe is eternal Isn't that what theists claim when they say god is eternal? > and unchanging Who says that?
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  793. ***** > Native Americans are not sovereign nation states with borders recognized by the international community True, I always wondered why that this, I mean from the US perspective they are pretty much independent.
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  794. Rabee Alali  You became a conspiracy theorist when it's your religion that is being challenged?
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  795. hk4124 It some countries it totally made sense when there was hardly any light.
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  796. Knights&Darths If you put down a dog for killing someone is it 'justice'? What if you think of people doing such horrible things as either sick people or not even persons?
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  797. The Truth You know that and all others don't?
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  798. > And what is wrong with eating dog? Nothing. It's a land carnivore, that's why most cultures are against it.
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  799. KS' Michael.J is a funny guy. First he writes "actually bible allows sex slave" because he thinks he is talking to a Christian and this is his great gotcha, then notices he is talking to an atheist which makes him cry "can atheist please stfu??" because he has no more gotchas…
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  800. Turquoise Supreme > Love your neighbor as yourself for this sums up the law and the prophets. Oh, look the Golden Rule that can be found in basically every ideology? Why? Because it makes sense and we are social beings that need to be social in order to survive and progress. So what you are saying is that the "law of the prophet" is an obvious one. > Atheism is a belief system. What are its tenets?
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  801. InYourFace The Bible condones slavery. Immoral.
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  802. InYourFace > Slavery was endemic to humanity for a very long time. So? Does not make it OK. In only helps explaining why a man-made religion would not abolish it (because it wouldn't be popular and not coming from an almighty being you would have to care about such things). > Our concept of slavery, thanks to our superficial and often erroneous education, is confined to the Atlantic slave trade. Not mine. Owning people is immoral in any case. > Slavery in ancient times was more a product of society when people would sell themselves because they were indebted, or they sought the shelter and protection of a tribe and in return contributed to the workload. Not entirely, people also used to be born slaves, become slaves after wars (war brides), etc.… It's disingenuous to make it seem like people just enslaved themselves. Bible clearly says that they are property and that it's less bad to beat or rape them (Exodus 21:20-21, Leviticus 19:20). Oh and that children can be born and remain slaves (Exodus 21:4). > The Bible clearly considers the forcible abduction and enslavement of people as a crime worthy of the death penalty. So how do you explain the following? "How can we provide wives for those who are left, since we have taken an oath by the Lord not to give them any of our daughters in marriage?" Then they asked, "Which one of the tribes of Israel failed to assemble before the Lord at Mizpah?" They discovered that no one from Jabesh Gilead had come to the camp for the assembly. For when they counted the people, they found that none of the people of Jabesh Gilead were there. So the assembly sent twelve thousand fighting men with instructions to go to Jabesh Gilead and put to the sword those living there, including the women and children. “This is what you are to do,” they said. "Kill every male and every woman who is not a virgin." (Judges 21:7-11 [NIV]) "Have you allowed all the women to live?" he asked them. They were the ones who followed Balaam's advice and enticed the Israelites to be unfaithful to the Lord in the Peor incident, so that a plague struck the Lord’s people. Now kill all the boys. And kill every woman who has slept with a man, but save for yourselves every girl who has never slept with a man. (Num. 31:15-18 [NIV]) I will come back to the NT later. Even if you think those rules are abolished now, that the law didn't come from Moses and Jesus did not come to fulfill it, you would still have to believe that your god still considered it OK at some point.
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  803. What do you mean with "created"?
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  804. +ej sese At least it wasn't cut. :)
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  805. Big T. Larrity No way! :O
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  806. Actually alcoholics might drive better with some alcohol in their bloodstream than without.
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  807. +Kari B Gold I'm not just posting quotes from a book here, I'm trying to have a discussion.
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  808. +AirWaterLandBuffalo Carson with a dash of Trump.
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  809. +Eric Connor Maybe a combination lock could help. :D
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  810. ChakatBlackstar Wow, why didn't I think of posting this link here? ;-> 
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  811. LancerFFS They reported on stuff like affluenza a lot.
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  812. jenny massey Who is here the one trying to sugarcoat a form of slavery? Surely only someone characterized by "enduring antisocial behavior, diminished empathy and remorse, and disinhibited or bold behavior".
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  813. "Suppose they’ll give a war and nobody will come." Good/bad?
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  814. Why that random Dilbert strip on agile programming?
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  815. Did Alex Jones tell you that?
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  816. Jt Thomas  > I'm sorry when I see people mangina I kind of just think must be coping with impotence. You do realize you come across as ableist? Better check your able-bodied privilege.
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  817. Tay Tay  > I am creeped out by anyone who sexualizes breasts. Different people might sexualize different things, e.g. figure. Should people feel "creepy" for finding something arousing?
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  818. Being gullible (e.g. because of lower general education) is not the same as stupid.
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  819. Rami O Bomb  They also had monotheism and Christianity if you take truly all of the Arabian peninsula.
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  820. ***** But having Asperger's shouldn't you actually care about details? ;)
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  821. I see talking humans.
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  822. Maybe that will change after they make the Rebecca Watson a regular guest. :-> (SCNR)
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  823. He was a narcissist. Just like Breivik with his photo-shoot and prepared manifesto.
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  824. "If all super-market chains would merge, there still would be mom and pop shops."
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  825. What should we remember?
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  826. St3a1thsniper32 What do you consider the most damning "flaw"?
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  827. St3a1thsniper32 What do you consider the best piece of "evidence" for your young-earth creationism? Or the greatest "flaw" in evolution?
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  828. St3a1thsniper32 > The Bible is your answer Why not the Quran or the Book of Mormon?
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  829. St3a1thsniper32 > More than 50% of the world believed that God created the world in six literal days So what? BTW, I very much doubt it because of China and India. > rejected God so that they could live their sinful lives. Do you reject Muhammad as a prophet so you can eat bacon? > The theory of evolution is just that, a theory. No. http://www.notjustatheory.com/ > US-centric stuff *yawn* > If you have any questions please feel free to ask. What do you consider the best piece of evidence for your form of young-earth creationism?
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  830. St3a1thsniper32 What do you consider "biased"? Everything against your view point?
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  831. St3a1thsniper32 Still waiting for an answer BTW. So much for "feel free to ask".
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  832. Ao Bleu Odd definition of racism you got there.
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  833. FPSmoose Why is Islam not perfect enough to change all problematic aspects of culture?
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  834. > are usually derived from places, but not the names of cities or settlements like villages or towns. Except in the case of "Wiener". ;)
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  835. +Abu Ibraheem Al Amreeki > Believing in a creator is more logical than saying the building blocks of life somehow magically formed on their own. False dichotomy. > But to deny the possibility just because it goes against my sensibilities is not logical. Do you deny the possibility of super aliens that have created everything? No. But you don't see enough evidence for them? You are skeptical? Well, then welcome to skeptical thinking! Otherwise, try to be consistent.
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  836. Mel Lio utube Or women making their money by reinforcing the male gaze and criticizing all real feminists who are against it as SWERFs. Or women being against safe spaces for woman-born women only.
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  837. Boogie man  > What they need is a law suit LOL, bring it on! What next, a lawsuit on evolution?
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  838. Judicial78 We can calculate how much energy would be needed to e.g. destroy certain molecular bonds. And in this case there simply isn't enough. 
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  839. +Sir Gawain lgbtQ
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  840. Good point. Apparently before 2008 they were hesitant of embracing South Ossetia etc. because this.
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  841. NairuOnLife Depends on how you define "Jews", there were quite some people who didn't identify themselves as Jews and still were such in the eyes of the Nazis.
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  842. Joe Haas Slippery slope? Most, if not all people, are for some kind of regulation of weaponry they simply disagree on where to draw the line. BTW, I for one disagree with that interpretation, I believe the idea was more along the lines of having a militia army akin to what the Swiss confederation had and still has where basically all males (because of conscription) become part of the army and can keep arms after the training (when they become reservists in times of peace).
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  843. ***** > if you respected what the flag represents you would respect the flag itself  The flag represents respecting the flag as if it was some magic thingie? Absurd, reminds me of Muslims with their Quran. > because you wont do shit besides hide behind an IP [Insert Navy Seals Copypasta here]
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  844. Craig LeMieux So everything is a "theory"? Fair enough, I believe that's called a relativistic worldview, the one saying we can't know anything for sure. It makes sense since we don't have the world in our heads only explanations for the world which we then share, discuss and write down. Though it has to be said that some explanations are better than others. > evolution on one side being too many reasons against it OK, that's what you claim but many people including me disagree. What's the best reason again it in your opinion? > before you "come at me" in this type of tone. I am sorry should my tone have appeared like this to you. > If you don't know google > Please do some research It's hard having a discussion that way. Either you are able to support your own claims and write down arguments for them or you aren't. Besides, if you "google" for things you will find a lot of things, e.g. wild conspiracy theory and what not. "Google" on its own is not a good source.
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  845. Nah, he was right.
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  846. aq1q http://www.nbcnews.com/news/other/how-snowden-did-it-f8C11003160
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  847. aq1q The NSA themselves said he was getting credentials from people up in the rank and using that to access databases but Snowden denied that. From WP: According to a Reuters story by Mark Hosenball, while in Hawaii Snowden "may have persuaded between 20 and 25 fellow workers" to give him their logins and passwords "by telling them they were needed for him to do his job as a computer systems administrator." According to NBC News, the NSA sent a memo to Congress and "[w]hile the memo's account is sketchy, it suggests that, contrary to Snowden's statements, he used an element of trickery to retrieve his trove of tens of thousands of classified documents." This report was disputed, with Snowden himself saying in January 2014, "With all due respect to Mark Hosenball, the Reuters report that put this out there was simply wrong. I never stole any passwords, nor did I trick an army of co-workers."
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  848. BaadBoy's Playhouse Or got executed. Would you personally drink the cup of hemlock?
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  849. BaadBoy's Playhouse What doesn't make sense to you? I was asking whether you would bow down to authority out of principle like Sokrates did.
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  850. Russia is a member of the Council of Europe.
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  851. islamqa.com they agree that in many cases it's death
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  852. hashknight1 Have you read the site? Its's from Muslims. 
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  853. Abdul CJ Also what the prophet said according to oral traditions (hadiths), those are very important for most Muslims which is kind of funny considering how they talk about the Quran and only the Quran all the time.
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  854. mgelliott1 Why not charge everyone per chicken if the other option doesn't work out for you and you aren't willing to invest in more chickens? I don't want you looking over my shoulder counting the pieces I take. Oh and why should the general tso chicken provider pay just because his chicken bits are the most delicious ones?
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  855. mgelliott1 > I think they are already "looking" The ISPs? At the data itself? (I am not talking about "meta-data", e.g. the IP part. etc. [OSI layer 4 and below]) When/where/why? I just remember Comcast trying to detect and block torrent traffic which the FCC then forbid them to do.
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  856. > If it crashed in the ocean they could have found something by now. AF447 (2009): black boxes not recovered until nearly two years later
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  857. +Nila Kall Don't be absurd, of course "cultural norms" (in quotes because they are relative to the environment one lives in or grew up in) have an effect on people! You come across as disingenuous with such absurd apologism.
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  858. +best move He was supportive of Icke's idea at a time.
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  859. Jesse Willey Odd friends you got there, I would argue they aren't representative. Anyways, would you feel better if there were only civil unions? I mean you could still call them (or just some of them) "marriages" informally.
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  860. freezingfire810 It's significant because once Saudia Arabia runs out of oil they can still make money will Muslims having to pray to black stone.
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  861. Lucian Mann Don't you believe god is responsible for everything? After all he is the reason behind everything, he created everything with full knowledge, which would of course include the action of each and every person, you can't claim anything is unexpected to him, it's all his plan, Hitler, Mao and Justin Bieber and all their actions included.
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  862. luulay jxmx What forms are you thinking of? It's not as if there was only one of each.
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  863. AllHailDiskordia > People who sympathize with Nazi ideology. In what way, to what extend? Being in favor of eugenics? Talking about human races as if it was some biological fact? Declaring something a master race? Thinking that only absolutism works? … I could go on with things that apply to Nazis but not Pegida (some of them first ones apply to the US of the 20s though, LOL) simply conflating them doesn't help. There is no ideology behind it (yet), it's just pure populism fishing in waters not reached by other etablished parties. > Well, have you ever heard of the NPD? I don't consider them established, they have been hardly in power (some GDR pronvice municipilaties don't count). > What about the AfD? They could possibly become that. AFAIK, they aren't there yet. > Me, I would count sme members of the CDU/CSU as well. Unlike the US, in parliamentary systems there is normally a strict party discipline (in the sense that normally politicians of a party will always vote the same) so individual voices don't count much.
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  864. Better rank how likely someone is going to engage in preying behavior.
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  865. > evolution isn't neutral on religion since it can be viewed as a religion LOL, how?
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  866. > Let the kids pick In math(s) too?
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  867. Andrew Newcomb > religion of gayism Confirmed for troll, go back to Ebaums.
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  868. Joan Marco "Table salt" to be more specific. Allows for other sodium sources though.
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  869. FaceOfGod2 > I guess the doctors just fooled an entire generation There was a similar misconception with tonsils. Ang again: What about the prepuce in females?
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  870. Hot Donkey > evidence surrounding WTC building 7 The half-way hollow building that was hit by debris where then a whole side was on fire? > somehow the hijacker's passport survives the impact and is found intact at the scene? A lot of intact things survived. > experts in their fields Not true for many of them.
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  871. DOCSAFETUBE But you do with Mormonism?
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  872. After all the Ottoman empire was Jewish?
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  873. green64 You're right, really looks like it: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banderole#mediaviewer/File:Deutsches_Tabaksteuerzeichen-Zigaretten.jpg
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  874. Are you talking about enacting Sharia law? >:O
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  875. ***** > mens sperm stays healthy until later in life Depending on what you consider "healthy", that's not the case, e.g. autism can be linked to the age of the father, might be good for the tech industry though. ;)
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  876. +24hrlib Just happened.
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  877. Mohamed Bashe Where did they imply that all do?
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  878. +Drake Blackwolf > The bible is really easy to understand it's man that makes it hard to understand. By whom else should it be understood?
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  879. Vuyisile Sibeko > because it's time for alternate energy to take a step ahead in this world  Natural gas is said to help in that since the gas-powered power plants can be small (thus more distributed) and powered up and down relatively quickly  (compared to coal and especially nuclear power) so that they help to balance out the fluctuations of renewables.
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  880. Shawn MC  It's like a half vote for Trump.
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  881. *Citizen Kane clap*.
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  882. erdal0/10
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  883. gt52 At least it seems so.
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  884. Three Eighty Seven Argument from ignorance fallacy.
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  885. ***** You don't need evolution to be an atheist, like cujomade101 said, there is no dogma.
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  886. Brad V  > So, life is dormant for billions of years, then when a few 100 million years goes by, BOOM humans? LOL The Cambrian explosion destroys evolution. Within a matter of 500 million years, tons of new species popped up etc. What of all of this seems incredible to you? That it takes a time to get going? Well, abiogenesis is probably a very rare occurrence, that's why. That mass extensions happened? Well, duh, if the environment changes then not everyone survives.
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  887. Tamponandbroom > apart from males brains shut down alot from the age of 16 to 30 to protect it from testosterone Source please.
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  888. Lobos222 What you consider a man and what not makes it reality? What makes someone a man in your eyes? > Now piss off, troll. You have a problem with this conversation?
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  889. SysRq is important on Linux, especially if you are using unstable bleeding-edge low-level stuff. ;)
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  890. Had you been diagnosed would you be required to put it on your resume?
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  891. Ace Diamonds > and they manage to live happy productive lives Productive? What if the live is not productive any more? E.g. because you are largely paralyzed or you hardly remember anything.
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  892. DaBrowns33 > existance of a man named Jesus Of one and only? :->
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  893. Rubytuby A lazy, reusing designer? :O
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  894. Oleg Varyag Why not a tank? 
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  895. Mississippiking03 Changing from what to what?
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  896. Mississippiking03 Do you know whether that person was a man and by what standards before?
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  897. Not very ballsy.
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  898. Pip Aino But but Sarkeesian…
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  899. hozehd > but people who claim that that claim that there is no genetic or biologic reality to race are bat shit crazy cultists. I a saying that there is no objective classification to be made because, like you pointed out, everything is so fuzzy. And therefore it's no biological, much less scientific classification, opposed to what the term and the handling of it (esp. in the US) might imply. Am I "cultist" if I am for more precise language, against fuzzy/spongy words being used in the wrong context? P.S.: Colors (composition of light frequencies/wavelengths) can be measured objectively, but that doesn't mean that color therapy is scientific.
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  900. superfinevids The current image of hell was mainly formed by Dante, so one would have to check him out.
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  901. well, he is free to do that, isn't he, he is after all on top of the top.
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  902. Omni Codex There is hardly any distinction to be made between macro and micro evolution. Anyways, here you go: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/
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  903. JIM JONES Yes, like all vertebrates that aren't fish.
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  904. Omni Codex > I can't take someone with your "username" seriously. That's your argument?
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  905. ***** That video is horrible, never seen so many claims made by interpreting stuff oddly and connecting things that have nothing to do with each other for no good reason.
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  906. +MrNiceGuyGaming What do you think of germ theory?
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  907. ***** > If you know he is a boy, why you keep referring to him as a her? Or you call anyone who acts feminine a her? I personally would you by what role model that person follows most first, what manners, what clothing, etc. If that person made it clear what he/she wants to be referred to I try to respect that decision. I wont take a hair sample and have it analyzed before using pronouns on this person. ;)  There is a reason why e.g. females (in our culture now) have generally longer hair on the head and less hair everywhere else, it's in order to be clearly identified as females.
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  908. ***** > What you consider to be a "women" or "men" by the looks is subjective. Cultural. And true, it's not absolute. But my point was simply that we follow these norms in order to send a even clearer message (than we naturally would) to others: "Look at me, I am this gender!" We are keen on being seen by others as the gender we see fit for us.
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  909. MIBOOBs > The point I was making was that if someone has two X chromosomes as well as a Y you could argue they have everything they need to be a boy or a girl. I wouldn't consider people with Klinefelter to be intersex but I guess that's up to opinion.
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  910. maths
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  911. Queen of Glass Everone is always on pins and needles about the pronouns, even people transitioning are sometimes getting confused themselves. What matters is the intent. Actually now that I think of it, even just saying calling someone a certain way is about the intent and not how someone is really perceived by the other.
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  912. frogstamper I genuinely wonder whether one of the reasons evolutions didn't get as readily accepted in the US was the fact that Darwin was British.
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  913. asher taz > both the adult entertainer and the corporation that owns the rights to that photo can launch a claim against you. Only in one cases it's about copyright and in the other about personality rights.
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  914. ShesThe Beth > First of all, I'm just interpreting what I understand Canadian law to be with regard to the circumstances you outline. I thought this discussion was about how the law ought to be and not how some countries decided to implement and interpret it. > but I would think a judge would weigh the evidence for forethought vs. ignorance of potential cultural offense. So it's basically up to the arbitrary goodwill of the judge. :/ > Just because someone is offended, can they call an act (or perceived act) hate crime? The problem is also that when something is not clearly defined then the interpretation is going to change. This was BTW an example with links to the real-life, in this case a court case in the UK.
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  915. ***** Everything including himself?
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  916. +Rafay Nasir > I've personally never seen a homeless Muslim You personally (in the US I guess). So?
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  917. +anyghost I think people see her as an extremist because she advocates the view that the media we consume strongly affects us, e.g. violence.
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  918. anyghost > All Sarkeesian is saying is that if we had more positive She is not only talking about possibly positive effects. What her critics take away the most are the negative effects she sees.
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  919. 1/10
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  920. 2038 is when a lot will fail: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem
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  921. Unless he becomes a Pokemon master? Like the very best…?
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  922. Lark Druid You know that "a bunch of men" asked for this?
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  923. But wouldn't it become legitimate after the elections (assuming they are fair)?
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  924. but Cenk has no accent
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  925. > but considering some of the colonies had a very strong Catholic presence I'd be surprised if none of theme were. In North America? Didn't the Irish come later (when they ran out of potatoes?)? And the German were from the poorer Lutheran parts I believe.
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  926. +Ben G That's what they mentioned in the video if you listen closely.
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  927. They talked about this recently in relation to a survey done in the middle concerning what women should wear, so much for them not criticising it…
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  928. Ryan Alex You get a gold star sticker.
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  929. ***** Buuuut miniskirts and boots are like totally trendy this year, it's like totally the flavor of the year, you know like all wearing sooo if someone doesn't wears it then he is likely totally not in.
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  930. BlackBeWhite2k7 > Which is totally not the major problem affecting transgender people at all, right? Well, but maybe not all of them, maybe some of them have an OK life where even OP hopefully wouldn't claim that they negatively affect others.
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  931. zeugfilms  > Buddha did not encourage skepticism. He did, but only in moderation. ;)
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  932. jizburg We will leapt over once we exist longer than any other species.
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  933. +abdi ali 0/10
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  934. On a heater/cooler with a Celsius scale you normally select with half-Celsius precision which would make it more precise.
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  935. +Walt Tibidoe Between which two?
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  936. ***** > _So now we say happy holidays instead because apparently you guys get 'offended' by Merry Christmas_It's in order to be more inclusive to non-Christians.
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  937. Mitsunyan You surely meant "ethnicity". It's about identity, not biology.
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  938. knuxiefan1994 Rape is by definition illegal, bodily exposure not. 
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  939. > it has no bearing on whether the invention was any good. Great, so uncovering it should be make no difference. But seriously now, it's also about trust.
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  940. +Michael Schultz Isn't that a requirement for becoming Australians? ;P
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  941. ***** Put differently, what are you reasons for not accepting supernatural claims in all other books?
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  942. Larry Maggard Mob rule? You mean ochlocracy? No, especially indirect democracy with minority protections does not equal mob rule. Populism as a political is always possible though, but you can get that in a monarchy as well.
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  943. David Chu  > no youre actually ignorant about what this is country is He's correct, it's not e.g. a monarchy but a republic and the leaders representing the public are voted for in a democratic fashion. You can also mention that it has a (written) constitution that regulates that, but it's not necessary.
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  944. ***** Most Muslims follow more than just the Quran, the oral traditions ("hadiths") also play a big role.
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  945. ***** > And there is no such thing as honor killings in islam. You posted a hadith, I can post some other hadiths showing that the prophet himself ordered to have people killed who made fun of him through poems.
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  946. Parks DW > Personally, I find foreskin really weird looking. But you wouldn't base your decision for/against a partner whether he/she has or has not his/her prepuce removed?
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  947. Simply Seerah > By definition God cannot come to be because He's eternal. So some things are allowed to be eternal? Great, then I will declare the Big Bang eternal, do you have anything against it? > Outside the Universe is where God is. Well if god is then he is by definition inside the universe (all the things). > He's all powerful, all knowledgeable, able to do anything. > the concept of an all-Powerful Creator Not to forget, he can also create a stone so heavy he himself can't lift it… :P > And God is in theory like the coder of this Universe. Except for himself, so the universe without him.
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  948. Simply Seerah > It's the equivalent of me turning on my computer and one of my Coding programs having created the Assassins Creed game all by itself. You are then part of the explanation and you aren't simple. (Or are you? SCNR. :P) > Everyone can explain the how, but the why can never be explained. Can the god explanations explain all whys away? No? I thought so. Just like saying "magic" instead of god wouldn't be able to. In the end you can always ask why. Give me any answer and I will ask you "why?".
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  949. Maybe that there are open problems concerning cubic numbers (that don't exist in the same manner with smaller powers).
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  950. ImDemonWolf And my point is that vegans are still discriminating between life forms.
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  951. Sadochrist ***** Malt sugar is allowed without quantitative restrictions, it just may be that you can't call a food a certain way if you add this to it, e.g. you can't add malt syrup to honey and still call it honey.
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  952. > No one is obligated to follow what they say In theocracies they are.
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  953. ***** "That which must not, can not be."
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  954. The same way you rule out pixies, magic and all the other gods/god concepts/ideas?
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  955. Malik Rath Dumb arguments touch nerves, because people don't want to believe someone would really make such a dumb argument. And you were just kidding of course. Right? RIGHT?
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  956. Malik Rath  I doubt it will.
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  957. ANTPHRESSH Are transwomen a sign of male privilege?
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  958. Salty Admiral  The title is what it is because the person writing it does only skim the videos, it happened numerous times before.
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  959. ***** > What it says that in order for a State to remain free, a capable militia, or body of armed citizens is necessary, and in order for a capable militia to exist, the rights to arms of the people conforming said state cannot be violated. What about the "regulated" part?
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  960. Zanzubaa1 And you sprinkle some U-235 on it to get it started?
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  961. Black-faces are OK?
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  962. It would suck you to that leak.
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  963. *****  > so while breeding wouldn't normally produce organisms or proteins that we can't metabolize What?! And besides if we can't metabolize it then there can't be any harm.
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  964. Well, a "bad attitude" (depression) can be a disability in itself, that's how I understood the quote in some way.
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  965. > all catholic, cristian and derivative religions. Well no, they don't accept him as the representative, they might believe in Saint Peter but not the pope.
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  966. Well, he is an important figure to majority of Christians, he is influential, so there is much to bother about, otherwise someone could ask why Cenk as an "agnostic" is reporting on him.
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  967. What if he was a follower of Scientology?
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  968. YTSince2006  > but rather the person would be interrogated and sent to exile if it was actually a country practicing shari'a. Source?
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  969. > Miracles manifest themselves every minute, why can’t evolution?   It does, but I guess whatever example I might show you, you would move the goalpost and declare it not to be evolution in your eyes, am I right? If I give you example of one species evolving into another you will probably declare both to be the same species, sadly, species "isn't" and to some extend even can't be objectively defined.
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  970. That's how every real American should behave?
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  971. Bichar Hamid Some perspectives are more reasonable/rational than others, you have to agree on that.
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  972. Bichar Hamid > Whatever its his perspective and religious values its a free country after all he can say that. He can, but it's still dumb. He is free to be dumb, nobody ever denied that.
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  973. communist, communists everywhere!!11
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  974. http://i.imgur.com/DcTBOkc.png
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  975. ThE DuCk > After all its you who has a problem with equality  for everyone. He will tell you that there can't be no equality because of inherent differences, e.g. who is the child-bearing part.
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  976. Derek Crawford > that's just something they made up It's EU law.
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  977. pcdoodlvl:wzrd What should I look up? I think rather you should look more into it. Sunni Muslims are the majority and most of them consider six certain hadith collections to be entirely authentic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kutub_al-Sittah Even just using hadiths these collections makes it clear that those pale large-breasted beings mentioned there are virgins that can be taken as wifes, they are beings that clearly follow the ideal for women of that time. "…everyone will have two wives from the houris, (who will be so beautiful, pure and transparent that) the marrow of the bones of their legs will be seen through the bones and the flesh." —Muhammad al-Bukhari Muhammad was heard say: "The smallest reward for the people of Heaven is an abode where there are eighty thousand servants and seventy two wives, […]". — Al-Tirmidhi
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  978. ***** > _and why do you think catholics are not allowed to enter other kinds of churches/sects buildings/houses if worship_Huh? What are you talking about?
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  979. Stephen Toth So our will is not part of god's plan? So he did not create everything with full knowledge of how it would turn out?
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  980. What's a Dervish?
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  981. Those decryption bug artifacts, groovy, hypnotic… Wonder what Icke sees in this.
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  982. Andi Amador > Male circumcision does not prevent the male from being able to enjoy sex. For females, the damage can result in horrors up to additional mutilation for every instance of sex they are ever forced to engage in in their whole lives. What types are you comparing? Probably not hood pricking and penile subincision, right?
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  983. Knight Chime I think you are trying to steer away the conversation from anything that might expose your ethnocentrism. I would argue you are only for (western-style) male circumcision and against any alteration of girl's genitals because of your culture; in your culture former is the norm while latter is shunned upon. I am doubting you to be principled on this, can you prove me wrong? BTW > steer the conversation away from any possible women's issue. A trans activist might now also chime in that having a penis isn't necessary a man thing.
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  984. You get these feelings on a regular basis?
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  985. Weed Talk > Don't start trying to make me out to be some conspiracy nut until you've looked up the information for yourself. Have you  "looked up the information for yourself"? Because you yourself said you "just have a feeling". > In the mean time I have a "fuck you" for Ben, Sid, and o_O. Please calm down. You become irate that easily? Once you seek help you should mention that too.
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  986. > t's Christians that built this country Like Paine?
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  987. If an atheist thinks a religious person is only put in place, e.g. not going around on a killing spree, because of a religion he/she is certainly not going to try to talk that person out of his/her religion. ;) Jokes aside, as I noted before I agree with you in that in that people don't need the fear of hell to do b > I have already stated the various other reasons why religious people do good things. Hell is not the only reason I agree, but please tell that to the religious folks as well, especially those who make the argument that only "absolute morality" keeps people from causing havoc and also those who think that telling the most gruesome hell stories and the most luring paradise promotions is in any way useful in creating a better world.
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  988. billy bones I can offer you the following knowledge: The placebo effect is very powerful, that's why double-blind trials are needed.
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  989. *****  > Parents don't get a instruction manual when their children are born. Hm…, maybe they should.
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  990. Or square rootz? Boy on farm or factory ain't need no stinkin' square roots!
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  991. Denni Bryant Why do you expect to fall off a building? Because you have the concept of gravity in your head, so it's very much a theory in the sense of an _explanation_ of things.
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  992. And Hitler built highways and made the trains go on time?
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  993. Bombs would be OK, but big bombs?! OH NO!
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  994. Nah, he didn't start shouting.
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  995. Danny Hurren Doesn't it boil down to philosophy in any case? You won't get no objective definition, it's people drawing lines somewhere based on arbitrary properties, e.g. DNA in your case. BTW, what do you think about chimeras: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/17/science/dna-double-take.html?pagewanted=all, are they more than a person in your opinion?
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  996. Danny Hurren > Saying it lacks consciousness or brainwaves does not change that this organism is living... Fun fact: viruses are something not considered to be living.
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  997. gigaherz chicken and egg
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  998. karambiatos Intel has become much better in recent years compared what they used to be and Broadwell is again another noticeable improvement, good enough for all 2D tasks. 
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  999. ***** > Without war what excuse could the Nazi's give to the German's for having concentration camps at all? You do realize they in some form already existed before the war?
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  1000. +Abdi Rahman > more than any other religion More than the vegan religion?
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  1001. > What kind of real religion believes in something as ridiculous as a flying spaghetti monster? Burning bushes? Talking snakes?
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  1002. This would need extraordinary evidence.
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  1003. ***** What's the alpha?
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  1004. Poor T. rex.
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  1005. REDO EGY The Quran from years after your prophets death?
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  1006. There are also several Berlin, Vienna (with German as well as English name), Zurich, Bern, Rome, Hamburg, Brussels, …
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  1007. aikonawihs Oh my! Quickly, alert the press!!11 :->
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  1008. Dizzyruptor Western-backed coup? Yes. Fully democratic? Not so much.
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  1009. ssuuppeerrbbooyy I am guessing that most water flowing in the ocean does not evaporate anytime or not rain down from where it came from but I couldn't find any numbers on it.
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  1010. Not to forget radios.
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  1011. *****  > Film is more cumbersome to use but provides higher resolution because pictures Let's say: Large film (not 8mm) can provide a high resolution and in the digital world certain problems like data throughput (even with compression) are limiting the resolution (not so much the sensors anymore AFAIK).
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  1012. boy638  > So am I right to say that film is currently the best way to preserve and future-proof a video or photo? Depends very much on the film. But I guess at the same time you could theoretically store digital data in many different ways as well.
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  1013. johannes914  > Film has more dynamic range than digital. This also has to do with encoding and compression, actually there is quite a lot of room for digital.
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  1014. Andrew Hull > The analog format has no square digital artifacts, none of the "blockyness" of digital. You might be thinking of (MPEG-coding based) compression artifacts, this has not so much to do with digital. Also it has to do with how you interpret the image sensor data (make the differently colored sub pixels into one). > but the colour palate of film is theoretically infinite I am sorry but this is simply BS. The material imposes limits and not everything can be used as a material to capture visible (and much less invisible) light.
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  1015. Japhy Riddle  > All in all when it comes to the "professional look", many of us associate the quality with that of film because we grew up with it being the standard. Exactly. Just like 24 FPS.
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  1016. And not just that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehmet_Oz#Scientific_validity Incredible how anyone could take him seriously.
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  1017. What? Wolf Blitzer is going to host TYT:U?
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  1018. http://www.wolf-pac.com/28th
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  1019. dangerouslytalented that's finite as well
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  1020. > And asking a woman to post nudes on playboy or do porn is way better than a woman wearing a hijab who feels it helps her to be modest? Huh? What?
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  1021. Indeed, mostly children, the elderly and the mentally challenged die from chocking.
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  1022. Why not both?
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  1023. From WP: "On April 30, 2014, a month before the killings, his parents reported him to police after being concerned about his behavior and YouTube videos"
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  1024. WahdicalWeftist The French one? Aristocrats (right) vs. the republicans (left)? Seriously now, even in the US it doesn't much about the power of the state since e.g. a priority on the military is considered to be "right". A system with at least two dimensions often makes more sense: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_spectrum#Other_multi-axis_models
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  1025. hack the planet!
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  1026. Jarell Gaddy Theoretically you could argue that there are regions (albeit small I guess?) where whites aren't the dominating population. Also if you were to look at a global scale those identifying as white would be a minority. It's arbitrary either way.
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  1027. Assad Khalif It certainly could have played a role, it might have added to his feeling of guilt. Also he might have wanted to make up for his "sinful" ways. Wouldn't have been the first time that someone thinks like that.
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  1028. omega ss  Oh, that's also what the Allies did to the Nazis.
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  1029. Did that nun by any chance originate from the Sudeten territories? I think I might have met her…
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  1030. Generic Scout Her point was that Italy has no case law. The law is Roman, not Anglo-Saxon. ;)
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  1031. The Earth Circus Who says the reporting is real? What if at first a company was acting correctly and only later started cheating?
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  1032. apekillssnake But this discussion here isn't about religious marriage. Besides, it wasn't designed as religious act because it predates religions as we know them and it wasn't to create children (you can pretty much do that without marriage, LOL) but amongst others to make clear who is considered to be the father.
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  1033. ***** > because caitlyn actually has psychological roots and it is believed those feelings are product of hormonal imbalances What do trans activists think about such claims?
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  1034. Zat Man You determine someone's lactose tolerance and breast cancer predisposition using DNA, your point? The race classification is arbitrary, based on looks ("phenotype" like Damian Louden pointed out) like e.g. the amount of melanin in ones skin.
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  1035. Damian Louden Define "black" in your case. Maybe someone whose amount of melanin goes over some threshold? OK, that threshold might be arbitrary but fair enough, I guess Australian aborigines are also black then. I doubt many people will agree with that though.
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  1036. Hüseyinekrem Are you entirely sure what you mean with "coincidence"? Because normally you would only use that phrase comparatively. Here we have nothing to compare it to.
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  1037. Edward Bernayse666 If let's say 66% of that figure in the Bible is legend then can we still say there is a strong connection to the possible real person? I don't think so, esp. if those 66% are the ones that make the person especially stand out from the rest (e.g. the supernatural stuff).
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  1038. 66605 The Romans also mentioned deities of other religions.
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  1039. earth is large
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  1040. EarlRegent There is a report for spam function. 
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  1041. Marshel Blaha You are copy-pasting the same text over and over. Just like the "white genocide" guy.
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  1042. But it is said he was also against pictures of living things.
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  1043. > If it belongs to us, the taxpayers, then taxpaying ranchers shouldn't have to pay again to use land that their taxes pay for because the government changed its' mind syddenly. He pays for the right to not have to share it.
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  1044. Could be, phenomenon has been known before though, so the question should be whether it made it more likely.
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  1045. *****  > i acknowledge male privilege when i see it and i do the same with female privilege Theoretically you could have the same situation with a wealthy cougar. In fact I heard about some situations where it was (maybe rightly so) painted as young men taking advantage of the loneliness of such women. And then there is also homosexuality. > all because they spent a night doing something mutually pleasurable with a pedophile Please don't throw around the word paedophile so lightly, the word has a clear definition. Also, who tells you that those benefactors wouldn't be OK with older beneficiaries as well just that those in need of that just happen to be mainly young?
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  1046. Jim Bob I like big butts
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  1047. +Mario mario +MrNateSPF Are you implying that only a single variation of either procedure exists? Because this isn't the case. Of course you can compare similar variations.
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  1048. poshzombie  > The stock exchange, which shrinks the trillions of dollars that any election has an effect on, is done completely electronically and it works. Is the trading anonymous?
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  1049. Very different but not too different that your children are likely to be sterile as probably was the case with Neanderthals. ;)
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  1050. At most it makes sense if it's a home meant for multiple families (MDU).
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  1051. Sean Armstrong True: http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UPagtGNtD04/hqdefault.jpg Also there is plastic surgery which is booming in Saudi Arabia and UAE.
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  1052. Nebuchadnezzar II Once they are in charge they don't want anyone to bomb them from their throne.
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  1053. +Joshua Fontenot Some felons can vote, right? Because otherwise it would go against this one civil war amendment in the constitution which only talks about "severe" cases if I remember correctly.
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  1054. And the Republicans were against it.
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  1055. billymodo > Show the readers some evidence that someone somewhere created an amino acid from dead chemicals them created a protein. Huh? All it would show is that a human is capable of it. Anyways, I think we humans will one day be able to simulate it, we are getting better and better at evolutionary algorithms/programming and computing power is still increasing.
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  1056. There is one reason: FPTP → Spoiler Effect
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  1057. +Nyne Tymes So white, right? So many board games.
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  1058. Are peanuts nuts?
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  1059. I think you didn't get the harm part, no oxygen for a time can cause great harm.
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  1060. mark abrams For UDP you just drop it. For TCP you can increase the round trip times by delaying ACKs just a bit. And besides if you are Comcast and you have full control over the modem at the client everything is even easier there.
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  1061. Derek Halder What does that have to do with what OP said? 
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  1062. StarCrusher I think she talks this way to make her courses interesting.
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  1063. > My relatives there say that they even cleaned the streets, From the blood from the beheadings?
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  1064. ROSEpetal52 19th century "science"? :->
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  1065. Dian00100 I was mainly questioning people, more specifically zarqawe and his asinine original post here.
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  1066. zarqawe > beeb beeb beeb wrong number How embarrassingly immature… but I guess I (and ElegantSkies) touched a nerve in you that made you react in this way. You are probably more insecure in your beliefs than you want to realize.
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  1067. ***** 97.8% according to Pew Research 2010 
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  1068. It's Sunni in Yemen.
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  1069. Did cats elect him as well?
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  1070. Jaison Abraham  I don't think that's generally true, just look at the end-of-world proclaimers… it always depends on the individual picks and chooses.
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  1071. Jaison Abraham Only if they made up for their sins… which puts under a lot of stress. Not to mention that they might also care about their loved ones coming into heaven.
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  1072. I called it!
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  1073. +Lestat2150 Using this technology this way is BS. Just like lie detectors are BS.
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  1074. > to make quality education accessible to more people at lower costs I wonder whether that is true, after all those athletes are getting scholarships as well…
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  1075. ***** What is that supposed to even mean? 
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  1076. Recalibar Gearz I don't think the word 'pedophile' is used in any law text.
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  1077. Guantanamo has been open for long enough so it's officially funny now.
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  1078. Lucifer Faust > self lubricate Dicks do too to some extend, oh, except in Israel, Muslim Countries, South Korea and the US.
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  1079. que beq Just learned about Mercantilism, did we? ;)
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  1080. aly nicholls As long as it doesn't look worse than spray tan…
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  1081. blahahah11 Wasn't Newton also vegetarian? 
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  1082. WSCP Not that you are wrong but what does the history of the word have to do with anything?
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  1083. Don't forget about all the protocols and paperwork, a marriage like a military must be great! ;o)
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  1084. ***** 0/10, even real creationists would at least try to make one argument, like the watchmaker's fallacy
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  1085. Con Craft Because that's hip and what you do in the 90s.
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  1086. Pravin Dana FGM reduces HIV chances, so?
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  1087. Esa Edvik Will they handle the customs as well?
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  1088. +Nikolay Ivanov Catholic…
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  1089. +mznxbcv12345 > idiot LOL, you quoted the wrong person before, that's quite some fail.
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  1090. batsali99 You could have a database of models.
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  1091. ***** At one point you are talking about legal (commercially produced video) "porn", on another case about illegal one, don't you think you should make a distinction?
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  1092. HoldOnToYourTails Knowing the US she is probably barred from speaking about it for quite some time because of some contract.
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  1093. Explicitaz83 It reduces HIV risk oh and maybe someone thinks it looks better just like in the male case. In fact once it's established she might use the argument you gave for why she should do it to her daughter as well.
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  1094. UpNorthGameReviews >  it has no purpose • Kanki et al. studied the risk Senegalese prostitutes who had undergone genital cutting and found that they had a significantly decreased HIV infection risk compared to those who weren't cut: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1442755 • Stallings et al. reported that Tanzanian women with that procedure done to them had the risk of getting it nearly halved, even when adjusted for wealth, region, lifetime partners, …: http://www.iasociety.org/Default.aspx?pageId=11&abstractId=2177677 Should you argue for the removal of the prepuce in one sex for reasons of increased "hygiene" or potentially reduced HIV risk, then please be consistent and argue for the removal of the prepuce in female infants as well.
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  1095. Explicitaz83 > that now make you last longer in bed You sure about that? > getting clipped is cleaner and more the norm in todays day in age. Former applies to women as well (using the same measures for "cleanliness"), latter not. Why is that?
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  1096. Explicitaz83 So stop going to uncuts, you are not one of them, you have no clue?
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  1097. Masterlostfreaky A disease is defined by its symptoms… 
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  1098. winter snow Also I heard some feminist group directly supporting the GTA ban petition, can't find it now though, found a Norwegian one instead called "Kvinnefronten".
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  1099. marle481 It would be great if that was possible.
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  1100. ***** You mean "genderfluid"? :P
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  1101. +Queefboy > escaping their horrible fate Serbia?
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  1102. +Kabir Arqum > If it were white refugees they would welcome them with open arms Are they doing so in the case of Ukranian refugees?
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  1103. +Kabir Arqum > 'Germany' are inviting them in That's why they re-enacted border checks and halted border-crossing train services?
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  1104. Khari Laurent Without net neutrality they will probably throttle (or continue throttling) Youtube unless Google pays up, or you get a premium package, etc. 
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  1105. Frederick Griffin > Whether the system is sending data or not, it still costs the same to run. So? Doesn't matter much when you just want to maximise profits as a company, in fact it might even be smarter to lure customers in with low costs apparent to them in the first place and then bill them using other means.
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  1106. catquack  > Does China seem at all communist to you? Nobody but the state owns land, so yes.
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  1107. Edward Godinez  > and Scriptures The Noble Quran? The Grandios Book of Mormon? Dianetics? Is your thinking inside a box or are you open towards the scriptures I just mentioned (and numerous others)?
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  1108. Edward Godinez > The first "scientists" were open Christians Who do you consider "first"? > _Does it scare you that a top scientist can admit Jesus is Lord?_ Fun fact: Certainly nothing Newton would have proclaimed, he was anything but a mainstream Christian. > don't worry Creationist are taking the challenge to show a better a theory. They didn't manage it until now?
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  1109. Edward Godinez > As of today's date I do not know of any science discovery that disagrees with the Bible How about anything we know with just about anything in Genesis? Starting with such stuff the night and day cycle and where light comes from. > Greek mythology Like the story of this dude that was practically dead for 3 days and then came back? You know who I am talking about? He happened to be born a king and everyone in Hellenistic Israel knew his story written down in Greek.
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  1110. Zuluman > Yet no one protests about that do they. Uh, feminists do. Key words "sexualization", "objectification", … But I am not sure adults are really affected that easily, it's not as if you see every woman running around like that. BTW, head dresses themselves are not banned, only those full-body garments where the majority of the face is covered. Those where the wearer gets depersonalised.
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  1111. Hasan is on it.
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  1112. DuelScreen People have a hard time defining what they consider super-natural.
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  1113. fatima xoxo There are dangerous hadiths floating around. You know about the prophet killing those that mocked him through poetry. Oh and him being against pictures.
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  1114. fatima xoxo War through poetry and cartoons? http://wikiislam.net/wiki/List_of_Killings_Ordered_or_Supported_by_Muhammad, search for "poetry"
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  1115. Kim Brian fatima xoxo Eze Enwereuzor ***** Great, thanks to you the thread now went down the gutter.
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  1116. ***** And maybe we can turn more of them into "secularists" (code word for X-Moose).
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  1117. ***** Show them that their religion isn't perfect, that their holy book isn't perfect, that a perfect book from a perfect being can be judged based on how it's interpreted (or more general: that a religion from a perfect being can be judged by its followers and their behaviour), that there is plagiarism in the Quran, that claims about omnipotence, predeterminism etc. are absurd/problematic…
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  1118. Jack Londy Do you hate Allah and Vishnu?
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  1119. Flagged for spam.
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  1120. Why do employees (i.e. those that aren't freelancing) have to regularly file tax reports in the US? Isn't that the job of the employer?
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  1121. eval1979 v  You ignored the Spoiler Effect.
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  1122. Clint Holmes Once a two-party equilibrium has been established votes for 3rd parties are spoiled.
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  1123. Mo Man > _and where is there one one single case of seeing evolution take place in front of us, I can't see any hybrid animals_ Hybrid? I think you might some misconceptions about evolution.
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  1124. Amelia Bee AFAIK, they aren't referred to as drugs, just as dietary supplements etc.
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  1125. mindprism > The same way you are responsible to not participate in a crime. Is the mailman responsible for packet bombs he delivers (of course unknowingly)?
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  1126. turity I guess people in certain cultures more readily divorce because it's less looked down upon, cultures in which love marriages are the norm.
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  1127. Tim Silbereis And they sell you moon sugar, yummy Skooma! :D
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  1128. Gordon Chin And a perforated block to tear 2 dollar bills from it.
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  1129. reading comprehension does hardly have anything to do with speed
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  1130. 12.04? A bit dated.
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  1131. U mad?
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  1132. They might have created a law that made it government land back when it was no-man's-land. Happened before, even with islands.
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  1133. > She's gone on record to say that. Where? Again, I call BS. > Even this pastor said "black women are beautiful", And even some slave trader might have said that, your point?
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  1134. Dan Moriarity You know he's all hair down there? He's Turkish.
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  1135. *****  The one they created after they razed the previous to the ground, sure. But the one that existed 3000 years prior, no.
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  1136. Abdul Gemayyel Hehe, true Hannibal did that, with a considerably smaller army, that's why the Romans were so pissed and then later wrecked havoc there. Had Hannibal been given more support from home he might have toppled Rome. Ahh, good times.
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  1137. i am not hedwig  > Fgm is a sin, it's haram. Is male circumcision similarly haram? I heard some Quranists say so, are you also one of them? (BTW, there are hadiths used to justify FGM)
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  1138. ***** > this is a test for the Believers so GOD see if they get angry for him or not. An allknowing being would need no tests.
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  1139. basquat76 4 years? After 4 years of middle school and 4 years of elementary (just guessing, Idk). 6+4+4+4=18, so it makes sense
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  1140. Reading comprehension is more about comprehension than reading, they don't time how long it takes you.
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  1141. +katherinemademe And fuel.
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  1142. acostalot Since he is all-knowing no need to do so, right? Also he must have known your sins before you were even born, right?
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  1143. MinecraftEpicPlayer Yes, we're all individuals! We're all different! "I'm not!"
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  1144. Filco Channel  What others? You only posted a single link.
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  1145. Sometimes they might have their day fasting days there.
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  1146. Robert Allen I doubt many people would support this type of democracy then. That's why in practice you have democracy always coupled with minority (that includes every individual) protections. 
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  1147. strasgard Fordring You can't stay in there continuously for more than 2 terms that's why he famously did the switcheroo for a term. 
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  1148. ***** FDR was popular as well, that's why the constitution was changed to introduce term limits. ;)
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  1149. There is only so much you can do, moving faster than light seems not to be possible.
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  1150. +Jonny Mahony Even if you think it should not belong to the government, why should it belong to the Bundys in particular?
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  1151. Answering Disbelievers ( لبنان عبود ) You believe god can do anything, created everything and knows everything. So he knew how things would turn out if he created them a certain way and had every option to make them different. He created Satan, Hitler and Justin Bieber with all their feelings and decisions they made (you can't claim there is something not created by him, anything includes their feelings, their ideas, their wills, …). And you are now saying all that is good? 
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  1152. Answering Disbelievers ( لبنان عبود ) > You admitted yourself that you would have to be a psychopath to just go killing And you basically said that nothing would restrain you from doing just that if it weren't for religion?  > of what they perceive as a higher intelligence  But absurdly enough they are still attaching evaluations to that intelligence themselves (e.g. ask him whether he would consider any god figure but his own any less "good" for any other reason than being different), but I am not even trying to go that philosophical route anymore. Now it's just about trying to show at least that emotions are there for a reason and we are social beings and similar easy-to-understand concepts.
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  1153. Answering Disbelievers ( لبنان عبود ) (back to my standard Youtube acc BTW) > I'm not going to go into the first part of your comment anymore Then I am not going to answer the second part anymore. To be fair I would have stopped at this point as well, if I were you, that table and birth analogy was just so horrendous I would delete it right away in shame. > I hope you aren't actually having trouble grasping the concept It seems to me like you are the one failing to see how an omnipotent creator-of-everything god leads to fatalism and other fun things like being responsible for everything. > do your own research online. LOL
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  1154. Are blood alcohol levels "legit"?
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  1155. The blobs are back!
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  1156. romperstompist She considers herself one, I don't know of any absolute authority that can decide on whether she is one or not. ;) 
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  1157. romperstompist > She has said this a few times. I remember hearing that she does and that therefore she was concerned about other feminists giving all of them a bad name. 
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  1158. ***** If it were mechanically separated, wouldn't that be enough? And if not, a dorsal slit should suffice, shouldn't it? Don't get me wrong, I agree that sometimes there is no other alternative but even then you wouldn't need to do it as invasively as standard infant male circumcision in the US.
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  1159. Didn't you say another time any entity can own anything as long as they can defend it? Well, the government has the power.
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  1160. +porsche187 Sometimes you require the birth certificate of a dead relative, if you don't have the original they can created you a new one.
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  1161. "race"
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  1162. 1/10, too obvious
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  1163. vagingo Not entirely the same but possibly related. Humans like to anthropomorphize stuff, they see certain animals as archetypes or representations of some property, they like to mimic, …
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  1164. hu-hue bewbz
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  1165. Kazdoora Nuns are considered a special case because they are meant to have devoted their lives to their task, they also aren't allowed to marry etc. >  Your face is your identity and to cover it you can deceive many people. That's a good point, and I am sure that is what triggers most emotional responses in people.
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  1166. All radiation causes cancer? Including visible light? :->
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  1167. ***** > You just another loud mouth degenerate who wants excuses to rule a judgmental God out of existence so you can go commit immorality. I find it interesting how believers like to make these claims about unbelievers, I wonder why? Is it their own feeling of being restricted by the more arbitrary rules?
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  1168. ***** Well, you have to believe that god created everything with full knowledge (thanks to omniscientific abilities), including Satan, Hitler and Justin Bieber.
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  1169. +adma1987 Linked: James Grime singingbanana
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  1170. mr mx Alex Jones is no research.
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  1171. Is this D&D?
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  1172. I asked myself the same. Also what if you have friends and you want to select good ones for them as well?
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  1173. XBlueM0ndayX In the case of KFC all that is sold is owned by KFC, GoDaddy does not own the content they host. 
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  1174. Not Crazy I would have said the same had OP been talking about a rapist or murderer.
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  1175. +sapphiro There is evidence, TYT mentioned some of it.
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  1176. jayla simien But you can't peel a banana from the inside without touching the amber rod of conscience. We never graveled for any those fruity popsicles filled with cinnabar and perilous veil. Besides, please stop shouting (CAPS LOCK).
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  1177. rockheimr  > For a clearly very clever man it wasn't the smartest clothing choice is all. No mention of his tattoos?
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  1178. MORE1500 Why are you not quoting from the Quran, the Book of Mormon or Dianetics? 
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  1179. Charles Walton One drop… :P
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  1180. Juan Osorno You can nicely observe the process of evolution on quickly reproducing species. You can model it in simulations. What about the process isn't proven to you?
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  1181. DEROY CREWS > Evolution isn't something to make into school curriculum, and collect our tax Dollars Would you say the same if you did not perceive it to be "dangerous" to your religious beliefs? > Christianity was first Huh? Oh wait, you are probably young-earth creationist (3000 years, right?), so that explains that… :-> > and has prevailed and has changed the lives of many for the better Next you will claim the Bible is against slavery when in fact it condones it? ;) > Atheists were content working in the Shadows, but now they think they have a cause for war and make it their business to attack religious freedom. LOL, you sound like a anti-semite talking about Jews.
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  1182. ***** What do you know…
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  1183. ERAUPRCWA in that case he would smell his own
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  1184. AnimeBeefRandoms Like really sick? Some reaction is actually a good sign. I think a long-term reaction could be a sign of a faulty immune system.
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  1185. Wasn't that quite a long time ago?
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  1186. Awais Farooq I know what Sunni Islam is, but inside of Sunni Islam there are various schools of thinking (branches), I was asking which one you personally consider to be true Islam as opposed to all the other wrong schools which you then have to consider to be heretical, right? Possible answers include: Hanafi, Hanbali, Maliki, Shafii, various brands of Sufism, etc, etc… It's not as if there was only one Islam.
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  1187. Awais Farooq I'd rather not. It's irrelevant to the discussion and I don't don't ask you to tell me about yourself either. Let's keep this discussion objective and don't open ourselves up for personal attacks (ad hominem).
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  1188. > and actively seek the truth Making crazy conspiracies using only "cui bono" sure will help in that… :->
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  1189. Meh, as long as it's not TBE…
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  1190. ***** What do you mean with "inherently"? If the original interpretation is dangerous then I would argue that a religion is inherently dangerous. Now I don't know whether that applies to Islam but simply saying that no religion be inherently dangerous is dumb IMHO.
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  1191. You can buy armored vehicles and advanced large-sized arms there?
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  1192. 4514STUDIOS They might be considered lawless fighters?  In the eyes of Kiev mere "enemy combatants"? ;) Anyways, they are likely paid for and equipped for by the Russians where they also get their orders from and if it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck…
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  1193. Wasn't she a Weakest Link host?
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  1194. Stephanie L Mossadegh wasn't democratically elected, the parliament that elected him was mostly a sham, there was the potential but Iran certainly wasn't a thriving democracy.
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  1195. softrockification Eh, Sony has a big reserve and many different fields where they aren't the worst, so in the worst case scenario it will have to shrink in the future but certainly nothing will happen that will affect Sony Pictures Entertainment. 
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  1196. Canada is great!
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  1197. +Martin P What about Pastafarians?
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  1198. fatima xoxo > _A Wikipedia page? Complete bullshit. It's not true unless it came straight out of the Sahih Bukhari or Muslim book. _ 1) It's a wiki page, not Wikipedia. 2) You know what footnotes are? They lead you to the respective sources, some of them include the Quran itself and your beloved Sahih Bukhari. Please look more carefully next time (or did you even look at all?).
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  1199. Sarsgaard M The "best" human who walked this earth had people killed for poems.
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  1200. So what's the answer? Tune in next week… ;)
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  1201. What Stalin are you talking about? The one who reverted some of the things Lenin did to the clergy and e.g. reopened churches? The one who had a picture of the Virgin Mary paraded around? Who wanted to become a pastor at one point?
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  1202. 5:11 "are often negative" Not true.
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  1203. Brotherhooded What's the difference?
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  1204. Serahpin Well, argument could be made that overall they are this way still more expensive but maybe the costs of this will go down once it becomes more common place. Think about it, huge egg banks, freezing temples with a vault for every women in this country.
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  1205. +Mia Hansen Stop spamming.
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  1206. Mia Hansen A comment that had nothing to do with this thread.
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  1207. JFAINTER88 Light including the visible spectrum can have different frequencies (wave characteristics) that make out different colors, the if a wave of a moving object moves towards you then you will, ah heck, look up the graphic on Wikipedia, IMHO it's easy to grasp but hard to explain, esp. if I don't know your knowledge.
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  1208. +Diesel_Nut84 I doubt he can drive with a clutch.
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  1209. Rukil Simonova  > You have to be there for at least 5 years and even so, you can't have dual citizenship as you have to give the US citizenship up in order to get the Japanese citizenship. 5 years is the norm in many country. Same for the dual citizenship rule. Try to get Swiss citizenship, I think it's 12 years there but in practice much longer.
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  1210. JerryTheSpartan I heard that they will release all videos at some point for all.
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  1211. +Xanstrom But you can't do just anything with your children.
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  1212. buca117 I didn't really intent to insult you, I just found it interesting that you apparently thought to be able to discern math babble from real stuff while not knowing about stuff you should learn about in secondary school (high school). But to be fair I really don't know whether they it's part of the mandatory curriculum where you are from so I am genuinely interested whether you had it. Considering how it's such an important topic, especially nowadays, I really can't really imagine that it's not, I mean how else could you even know what it means that e.g. a null hypothesis got reject with 95% certainty or what it means if the median is very different from the arithmetic mean value.
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  1213. +Doug Wilson Huh? They tell you to replace the battery if its charge goes below 60%?!
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  1214. At least with WWII there was a dip but even after the war there was a clear trend towards women in the workforce, from 28% in 1940 to 34% in 1948.
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  1215. @Alpinex105 Well, TYT has reported numerous times on how politicians (e.g. Perry) make a buck or two extra through certain deals, of course that's no "direct" bribe or no bribe in the classical sense .
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  1216. @7ranc3Addict that wasn't the west
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  1217. @concernedagain is it genetic?
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  1218. A yes, this reminded me of the 2003 demo.
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  1219.  @borisbrosowski6630  They might have been economically better off than 90s Russia with a higher chance of joining the EU. But fair enough, that's just in hindsight.
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  1220. @nsx1com Steve Jobs? The LSD-tripping hippie who dresses in rags? Back in my days he wouldn't haven gotten any job anywhere.
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  1221. +Dobbs Live Isn't the voltage a rechargeable battery (which isn't totally dead) gives you always about the same? And you can convert it anyway to what voltage you need so I am not sure what voltage has anything to do with it.
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  1222.  @pjaypender1009  In my circles education has a high status and that's why you are expected to finish your education and have some stability in your life and in the case of a PhD it can mean for you to have to wait until your 30s.
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  1223. @SkullOfYorick When in-vitro fertilisation and in-vitro pregnancies will be the norm and everyone can have their designer child?
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  1224. O RLY? He even mentions it in the next sentence.
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  1225.  @a1asdairpage  You could implement anti-face-melting with USB-C just as well.
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  1226. Actually there was certain time period where joining the Nazi party was not possible any more, so many where trying to join at once.
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  1227. Wow, thanks for that info, very interesting. This can apply generally to all sorts of limbs/organs?
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  1228. Two of his His Prince's subjects in the same Youtube comment sections, what are the odds?
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  1229. @falchard Why would they get benefits?
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  1230. +Small Pseudonym I don't see why it being orgies would make any difference.
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  1231. +Small Pseudonym > Are you really having trouble understanding why a superior hosting sexual activities could lead to someone feeling coerced? No but I don't see why it would make a difference whether it was as part of an orgy or one-on-one.
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  1232. @netwiz2 there is oil in Syria
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  1233. There were several videos, but meh, I don't feel like discussing with you any more. Next you will probably bring up WTC7, am I right?
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  1234. That's where you store drugs, not animals.
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  1235. @my89tube junior intern
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  1236. the gt4016 really exists :O
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  1237. What about basic infrastructure, utilities and airwaves?
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  1238. @MakoSharkX I believe that million a year is no more since he died.
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  1239. @Yashendwirh Hmm… this made me think. I wonder if a depressive believer is more likely to believe that the end is near.
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  1240. Why "funniest" I don't get it? It's just the finest news source.
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  1241. Gene made a claim about biological tendencies and nobody here challenged him on that.
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  1242. > Either your god makes mistakes sometimes "He works in mysterious ways"… :->
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  1243. mainly bacterial infections only
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  1244. I had my hopes on Cenk planking.
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  1245. Bingo, it is, it's a a tensorflow project.
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  1246. This!
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  1247. +Cryzen Technologies This is not one of them. Also Javascript.
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  1248. Finding pebbles?
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  1249.  @occupyvenus4868  It was an issue when Soviet tanks "forgot" where the border was after the Prague spring,
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  1250. well, it's not as if the compound itself or the people who discovered it were involved in this
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  1251. to fry
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  1252. @disneylandtwo Austrians are less related to Germans (esp. to those living in the Northern parts) then most Brits.
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  1253. So RP is not being consistent? ;-) Anyway, it still boils down to the definition of life and don't tell me that "conception" is a good one, if you look it at it in detail you can spot enough details that make it arbitrary.
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  1254. if it's not certified for that use then off-label use might be problematic
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  1255. I didn't notice until you said that, now I can't unnotice it. >:O
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  1256. A traditional webpage cannot be modified by anyone, better?
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  1257. @ridimwave tobago and trinidad?
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  1258. I am sure women can also visit this establishment.
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  1259. oh and the patent expired, so you might see generica
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  1260. Zionism is rather new so what do you mean? Who has been hated througout history in your opinion?
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  1261. @TheAmen1212 1.) I guess you mean Fahrenheit, note that most of the world does not use imperial units any more 2.) Hearsay evidence is useless, is it the genes or their upbringing?
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  1262. good point and a reason why someone might generally call for variety on decisions (except in cases where we have proof of what the the "optimal" one is)
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  1263. it's an en encoding, so it depends on the Unicode standard and the number of chars in the private area you want it to have
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  1264. well, anti-biotic does not equal anti-biotic (fun fact, you might find some in nature, like what bees produce), what you think of is the stuff that with higher dosage quickly shows a lot of side effects that last for quite a while
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  1265. Orangutans
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  1266. kid glove humour?! you might re-watch the old videos, but I do have to admit that they seemed to have made it about the vice president more often
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  1267. Funny enough they also looked at the surnames of his great-grandparents, and they wrote that the surname "Pollak" looked suspicious but apparently didn't investigate further.
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  1268. +Sam > Xboxone videos not sure if you are troll but porn is available it's accessible in Iran as well as most modern nations. Just like in China though they try to combat it through internet filters.
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  1269. @nsx1com The PC certainly wasn't a productivity tool until the mid- to late 80s.
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  1270. nor sure what would be if there were just no patent rights
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  1271. Some are, i.e. at the Horn of Africa. Some also have features of what is sometimes considered to be "east-Asian" eyes.
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  1272. only in base 10, remember, the decimal system is just one possible illustration of a number, it's the format, not the content
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  1273. > You should have been more specific in your question then!!! What question, you replied to me saying: > Fun fact: and the Egyptian religion even before that, killing female newborns was not OK for them. I was just pointing out Islam wasn't the first against the practice of killing female newborns.
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  1274.  @TheMuslimBatman  "converted to Islam to marry my mother" To do what?!
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  1275. +adel lazer Is it manly having to trim, wax and comb it every morning?
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  1276. "It's a flying carpet!!111" (not joking, one of their arguments)
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  1277. @senseishley You might be on something, I've never seen them together on air.
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  1278.  @wallachia4797  Huh? I didn't get that from the video.
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  1279. He was a consul of Rome!
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  1280. They didn't know.
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  1281. It simply is, it happened before and it will happen again.
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  1282. @skye > Almost everyone who quits eating dairy will see immediate positive effects in their health, which alone speaks volumes. That's not how studies work.
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  1283. "Froggy way", like Pepe The Frog™?
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  1284. @Wolfman7870 You can close it and you can delete it, one is made rather simple to the user, the other not.
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  1285. Eye for an eye?
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  1286. Generalissimo Francisco Franco is alive!
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  1287. +TheRnBFan All Christians believe that?
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  1288. It really worked this way at some point, less so the US but a lot in Australia.
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  1289. Here there Mr. Apparatchik!
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  1290. Also, AFAIK it does not last very long.
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  1291. ?
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  1292. TYT did a video on this.
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  1293. +Blood of the Ruh I'm OK with blaming nukes and regulating them.
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  1294. or "traceroute" depending on your OS ;)
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  1295. The majority of closeted gays being homophobic wouldn't equal with most homophobic being gay my dear Plato, you should read what your student Aristotles writes.
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  1296. You too like to chew carpets?
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  1297. Why is that...? Is preventing flicker that hard? 🤔
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  1298. @marcoporno honeymoon trip
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  1299. not true, there is a protocol
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  1300. Where is he blaming the offspring?
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  1301. Olive is the new hwite.
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  1302. +TrumpU Gradguate Not an employee of TYT though.
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  1303. @weili42 You acknowledge only artists with a PhD in art? :->
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  1304. Ashley O It's not as if sexes developed after humans did.
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  1305. Gage Eakins Yellow cake is the stuff.
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  1306. +Nick M Conscripted militia armies could become a cheaper alternative to an expensive volunteer military. I could totally see politicians from the left and the right (libertarians, constitutionalism) being in favor of it.
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  1307. They mostly test for STDs.
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  1308. YouOnlyLiveTwiceBro Fun fact: God putting different "races" on different continents was used as a justification for miscegenation laws.
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  1309. Carbonation is added?! I thought beer would be naturally carbonated that much.
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  1310. +humza raza > isis doesn't represent all Muslims or any Muslims for that matter OK, but why did you argue that the attackers even identified as Muslims in the first place?
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  1311. +Erik Bateson durr-ranged
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  1312. Subaruuu12 It's also newer.
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  1313. Brainbuster > The higher the church attendance, the higher level of education the Mormon has. I don't see how this says something about overall "smartness".
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  1314. Brainbuster But even then you aren't comparing Mormons to non-Mormons but just Mormons to each other.
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  1315. Brainbuster Your statement might be true and overall average education might still be lower for Mormons. > The research shows that for agiven member as LDS (Mormon) attendance goes up, so does the education of that member. For a given member? Meaning that there is a clear correlation for every single member? Now I doubt that very much, this wouldn't be even part of a study.
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  1316. Brainbuster > You can't make that assertion for any single member.  That's not how statistics works. Practically you can't. Theoretically you can, you just consider every individual a group you compare to each other.
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  1317. Wow, that Roosh guy seems in dire need of treatment as well, had he just made the argument with prostitution his opinion might have been OK (I disagree though that it might have prevented this situation, neither would have sex-ed.) but not like this. Good point from J.R.
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  1318. Bitching Queen There are no "racial categories" as you described it, there is no objective (scientific) classification to be made.
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  1319. Layla Mae The sort of control OP spoke about might have been also in the form of making you think that not wearing it is being "immodestly".
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  1320. Your tin gibus still didn't fall off? After all that shuffling of the light poles?
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  1321. Sounds terrrrrrible, now I feel terrrrrorized… How do I give in to that GOD of terror?
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  1322. ottt22 I am not the one terrorizing others.
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  1323. ottt22 A person who says to me "bow before me or I will torment you" I very much consider a terrorist, yes. But I don't bow before terrorists out of principle.
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  1324. ottt22 Depends on who you ask. 
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  1325. ottt22 I say there is no god. 
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  1326. ottt22 Numerous reasons, but like I indicated the terrorizing god figure you outlined is certainly not one even worth following out of principle (putting aside for a moment that there is no evidence for it and that it is self-contradictory).
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  1327. Yasser Mansour  They didn't say "all", they just said that culture plays a big role by "brainwashing" them (their words) that hiding more skin is the virtuous thing to do. > instead of being practically naked in front of other people Now your cultural bias is showing.
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  1328. Why you gotta go there Who are you quoting?
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  1329. Yasser Mansour His point was that the cases with cultural pressure do exist and ignoring (or even denying) this is like you did in your original post is bad.
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  1330. Eternal Dragonoid 1) Up for interpretation. 2) Different subset of oral traditions considered genuine.
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  1331. Eternal Dragonoid No mention of "hijab".
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  1332. Sandra Snow-Balvert  > and played her role just as well as she did 30 years ago Better than Hamil but certainly not perfect (which to be fair is also much harder with a in parts very bad script)? ;)
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  1333. Now of course if you know the other person is playing using that tactic you need to carve out a counter tactic. Can't be harder than this.
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  1334. What god? How did e.g. Paine's god look like?
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  1335. Justus McNeal At least you don't claim there is free will, i.e. "will" apart from God's.
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  1336. Nick Acosta Or DN:F, oh wait…
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  1337. Zaid Ali What exactly it says is up to discussion to begin with.
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  1338. ♪ Let's get physical, physical / I wanna get physical / Let's get into physical ♫
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  1339. Bad comparison because they do rather physical punishment than imprisonment there?
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  1340. > Public Land = Fees for usage? Yes, why not? He alone gets the right for a fee.
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  1341. Helder Perez He gets a certain type of monopoly on the land. That's what he pays for.  > Dumbass...
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  1342. Helder Perez ?
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  1343. Helder Perez Still him or do you see him sharing the land? It would be his right if he would pay for it.
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  1344. No remake will ever be better than the original moving picture.
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  1345. Dulce Ximena BO > ethnicity is not a social construct. You might mean race? Ethnicity is your culture Culture is a prime example for a social construct, isn't it?
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  1346. Storm Bey > Race is hereditary, it is passed down. It's passed down like culture and not a biological fact, it's culture (that's why it's often called ethnicity).
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  1347. AJ King > Transracial doesn't mean changing skin color to change race, because that really doesn't happen on any measurable scale to warrant a term. Why so fixed on skin color?
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  1348. AJ King > skin color is part of Dolezal's argument Huh? I think you wanted to say it was part of her expression. > but changing your appearance and skin color and claiming to be a different race is unnecessary and frankly, racist She just made her body align more with how she feels inside, to look more like the sort of people she identifies with.
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  1349. AJ King > their skin color is because it is not a necessary component of individual expression Not a necessary component except in the cases where people feel that it is. > For the same reason black-face is unacceptable Black-face is unacceptable for being purposefully intended mockery of a certain group of people by overdrawing them etc.. It's especially unacceptable considering that it was a mockery of underprivileged people by those very much privileged. > Changing your appearance to match a specific race is completely unnecessary. It's helps in making clear what ethnic group you identify with.
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  1350. AJ King > since nothing like Dolezal's situation has ever been documented before. Not true. > It places too much emphasis on skin color You do. She just put on the skin color as a marker for others. > The transgender movement does not allow transgenered people to go around deceiving people about their trans status. What?! Total BS. Ask them what they think about being forced to reveal their prior names on official documents… > because it assumes that the color of one's skin is an important It's important for other people, just dressing a certain way and having long hair helps in establishing you as someone who wants to be seen as female. > Definition of racism: the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race. "all"! It's not racist to say e.g. that people categorized as a certain race have on average more melanin in their outer skin parts. > race is based on physical characteristics ALONE No, not true, in reality it was either pseudo-scientific mumbo-jumbo or simply used synonymously with ethnic group. BTW, you ignored my previous post.
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  1351. ***** > I am supposed to just agree they are all the same? The same what? Species? If they can reliably produce fertile offspring they most likely considered the same species according to the most common definition (very simplified, after all there are ring species and such). You have an issue with that definition?
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  1352. AJ King > You are are just arguing semantics and not the real issue You can't have real discussion when it's not clear what exactly it is about or more specifically how certain terms are defined. > I've learned its a huge waste of time to address people like you. It's a huge waste of time if person A talks about X while person B talks about Y and both use the same word for it. It's even worse if person A uses a certain word without even having a clear concept about it in his/her head or being aware of how it is generally used (in an academic setting). "Species" and your questions about it is a prime example for this. Can I assume you didn't look it up before? > most of your arguments are not factual and simply non sequiturs Please offer me an example.
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  1353. AJ King So be it. Seems like having a proper discussion is too hard for you.
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  1354. Huh? Where is my reply gone?
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  1355. It's not about being less of a threat, it's about the idea that this person is not in the same way in full control like we are (but no animal either I guess).
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  1356. TheTwinkiefoot > If there is no hope of rehabilitation, what is the point in keeping him alive? Would you argue the same way with mentally ill people? 
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  1357. They reported on Odessa.
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  1358. I am resolute that my next new year's resolution is to increase the resolution of my displays resolutely.
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  1359. Ryan Gatts  > They unequivocally condoned actual censorship of videogames. Using the force of law to prevent and punish the sale of M rated games to minors is government censorship. Industry self-regulation and government-controlled regulation might be very similar in outcome. I don't see why you should discerned between those two things. AFAIK, he wanted some games to get a different, is the ratings board in the US an governmental institution? Knowing the US I somehow doubt it.
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  1360. Marisa DeAngelis  You also favor some classes of living things over others. Most people just draw the line somewhere else. It's an arbitrary line either way.
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  1361. Christon Han  > Satan is part of atheism as well, since he created it But you ultimately believe god created everything, including Satan? (doing so with full knowledge because he's omniscient) Right?
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  1362. Guillermo Sulvale What is religion without people? 
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  1363. Guillermo Sulvale See? So if people are evil, religion is. 
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  1364. Elliot Lee Please define 'barbarian'. 
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  1365. Arm4g3dd0nX https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exocet_(typeface)
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  1366. > he one and only way to get around the lack of a driver is to install a new driver which not only vastly increases the size of the malware but makes it immediately detectable. Huh? Simply make it look like it was deactivated, remember they use rootkits, everything is possible (they just have to be coded well or things get crashy).
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  1367. But the determined IQ values were also used in the study somehow?
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  1368. +mon dd They talked about that in the video, the US has not the same issues as Israel and North Cyprus.
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  1369. +Daniel Diaz Actually the last violent ones weren't, which is why they stopped doing it.
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  1370. ForumLight What are ring species?
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  1371. ForumLight So now you accept evolution between species and suddenly you put up an arbitrary wall between larger classifications? LOL, pathetic. Can you show that your classification isn't arbitrary?
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  1372. ***** So if you don't help you can be charged for not trying to prevent an illegal act?
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  1373. Aditsan You agree with my question?
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  1374. What, the cashier is selling it to you according to US law?! BTW, I thought that lane was the one without alcohol next to it and it was meant to be for former alcoholics.
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  1375. > they remove the clitoris and sew the vagina half shut! for f* Not in all forms that fall unser FGM according to the UN, please inform yourself first.
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  1376. Kate Davenport > Sorry but male circumcision is the same across the board Incorrect again, first of all male circumcision procedures can vary quite a bit, sometimes you just cut (as in ancient times), sometimes you also sew, sometimes it's just a single vertical cut and the skin is left, sometimes the frenulum is removed sometimes it isn't, then you have genital modifications procedures where you would split the uretha, etc. Again, please inform yourself. > female circumcision can be a lot fucking worse "Can"? What are you trying to say? Do you agree that removing the prepuce is somewhat comparable, no matter what sex?
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  1377. TheCultivatedMind  > Because the absence of evidence doesn't equate to the evidence of absence. The burden of proof is on you if you make a claim, it's not reasonable expect anything in the absence of evidence. > slow rate of releases from Snowden FYI again, he doesn't release anything anymore. > For example, they've used this - exact - tactic with the Fukushima disaster in Japan... There simply all information at hand once? > Turning up the heat slowly is less likely to make the frog jump out than immediately putting it into a boiling pot of water. Fun fact: that's not really true. > For all we know, Snowden is still working for the government; For all we know, that's not the case. Claims over claims, but proofs? Nope. > It would be a great plan that would be quite effective in killing 2 birds with one stone. "Would", many things would be great plans, if e.g. Obama was a reptilioid, but just because you can think of a possible explanation does not make it any more credible. As always one going for the least complex explanation in the absence of evidence has proven well (otherwise like I said before you can always assume the Matrix conspiracy). > But like I asked before, do you have any inside information where you absolutely know for a fact that we're being told the whole story or is this just the theory you'd like to believe? Burden of proof is on you.
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  1378. TheCultivatedMind > I never made a claim to truth; only to possibilities. OK, so I am making the claim of the possibility of that we are all living in Plato's cave, can you us whether your claim is any more reasonable than mine?  > That doesn't mean he didn't release the information slowly over time He didn't wait much, the news sources he gave the documents to did. Also they needed to look through the stuff first, to e.g. remove names. > Did I say it would?  Nope. But you might have and one might see hardly any reason to consider that possibility any more or less likely. > Occam's Razor says nothing of validity. It has proven well in general when there are many equal possibilities and you have to choose one. > conservatively suppresses the discovery of new truths in favor of what is already thought to be known But do you understand why the opposite would be bonkers? Assume everything equally reasonable, especially the most complex explanations?
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  1379. You wouldn't let people die on the streets, would you?
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  1380. What do you think she would say? That she understands both sides?
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  1381. ***** I guess you could get better battery life with nuclear powered ones. ;)
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  1382. Muhammad Reza Pratama > _and i can assure whoever said that he/she is a Moslem but did something wrong, it because of him/herself, not because of Islam._But and if he does something good it is all because of Islam…? :->Seriously now, at most you could say Islam failed on this person and the person is still bad. But then can a allegedly perfect religion even fail?
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  1383. What if he had been in his car? A car isn't legally like a home, right?
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  1384. In the end you are only handling theories, those in your head when you think/talk/interact about/in the world.
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  1385. Did she weigh the same as a duck?
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  1386. Did the Wild West Have More Gun Control Than We Do Today? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/adam-winkler/did-the-wild-west-have-mo_b_956035.html Might explain why it was less wild. ;)
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  1387. ***** What point?  
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  1388. ***** What about the religious practice of killing people? See, religious practices are constrained, i.e. the practice of having uneducated children, even the Amish need to make sure their children get some schooling.
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  1389. ***** Again, you seem to have an odd definition of "discrimination".
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  1390. CodnGta Fasting where you gain weight because you feast in the evenings? So much for "100% correct"…
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  1391. +Tim Petzold > And there's no reason to suppose that anything would really get to 'be' in such a fundamentally different universe Is there reason to suppose the opposite? I don't see how.
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  1392. +KaraisBubliee > if you know anything about our bodies and how they work Our bodies are adapted for here, his point was that our bodies would have been adapted for something else through evolution.
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  1393. +Jacob Pando > if the chances of finding one should be very high accoding to science? Who said that? > it's that if the laws that govern science were true What "laws" do you mean? And again who said that? > It also shows that requirments need to be met for life to exist Nobody is doubting that some requirements exist but the possibilities might be hard to imagine, e.g. not that many decades ago it was assumed that no bacteria would survive inside our stomach (due to the acid) or in extreme conditions you will find in some places on earth, so apparently a lot is possible. How much is possible? I don't know but neither do you so you would not be justified in claiming that life on other planets is outright impossible.
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  1394. +joshua sedano A lot is possible, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremophile And what we currently see here on earth might not be what is generally possible, e.g. we just have carbon based life forms here but that does not tell you whether totally different life forms aren't possible as well.
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  1395. +joshua sedano Ah, so you are connoisseur of les papiers scientifique, that's great, in that case check out 10.1039/b800164m or 10.1128/JB.185.13.3683-3689.2003 (those are DOIs but I am sure I don't have to tell you that). > There is no hope of intelligent life if you have extreme heat or cold because due to genes itself. That's a claim you haven't substantiated with evidence.
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  1396. > so you suggest that there are sentient beings out there that can stand intense temperature? No. But I do not see good evidence to the contrary. I wouldn't feel justified in saying that it's impossible. > do you see an intelligent life form that can stand above 50° Celsius? Time and location wise you are only looking at a very small subset of the possibility realm. > If there is intelligent life out there that can survive intense temperature they would have populated almost all the exo planets. Maybe yes but maybe intelligent life does not survive long enough. ;) Seriously, this is just speculation. > if water cannot handle the heat it will be 100% inhabitable for life. Huh? I guess you meant uninhabitable. And again just because all life we know depends on water one way or another does not mean that it's a necessity, sure it's a good guess if looking for life on other planets but that's about it.
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  1397. +Justin Anstine This isn't about liberal vs. conservative (pretty US-centric BTW) but about fact vs. fiction.
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  1398. +SPacy sam aku holT I just rolled the dice several times and I got the following numbers: 5 3 6 2 4 4 6 2 4 1 The chances of getting this exact sequence are 1/60466176, isn't that incredible? Ain't I special? Texas sharpshooter fallacy, baby!
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  1399. +Carter Berthiaume Nobody is saying that it's guaranteed that "we" would have existed under such conditions, just that it can't be said to be impossible because as we know from here on earth life is very adaptable and a lot is possible.
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  1400. +xDark Star117x > 8 planets that can sustain life Life as we know it.
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  1401. +Domen Podgoršek Life as we know it…
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  1402. +BlackBricksStudios No, nobody said that it's possible to exist under just any circumstance (and at any time).
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  1403. +BlackBricksStudios Quoting Douglas Adams here: "This is rather as if you imagine a puddle waking up one morning and thinking, 'This is an interesting world I find myself in — an interesting hole I find myself in — fits me rather neatly, doesn't it? In fact it fits me staggeringly well, must have been made to have me in it!'" Did the puddle adapt to the hole or was the hole made to have the puddle in it? Obviously the former. Now does that mean that a puddle can form anywhere even if let's say the hole was 90° and in a wall? No, obviously not! Puddles require certain circumstances to form, they don't form instantaneously, they don't last forever and yet they are quite common. Is it clear now?
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  1404. +kite man And? You are telling us why life as we know it wouldn't be possible, but not whether life unknown to us wouldn't.
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  1405. Edgar Sanchez huehuehie
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  1406. ammugonevil  Only a miniscule amount of species in the universe is humans, why imply it?
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  1407. ammugonevil 'colored' would be better? ;) 
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  1408. ammugonevil > more scientific terms Scientific? Ahahaha, good one! More like pseudo-scientific-and-actually-referring-to-ethnic-groups-which-at-most-falls-under-sociology.
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  1409. ammugonevil Genetics is scientific, that classification not. You might to actually want to read what you linked to. 
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  1410. ammugonevil from there: > "its validity and utility is disputed by many anthropologists" Also you can see most of this is stuff from the 19th century and first half of 20th century and there are many, many classifications. That's because they are subjective (based on looks) and arbitrary (in the looks chosen).
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  1411. ammugonevil It pushes the tortoise so much more farther than we ever envisioned, after all never before was someone living the whole life on a ration of potatoes and quark.
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  1412. ***** > Even though, she was seeking attention. "Where there is attention, there is rape looming." > with the intention to INCITE and to INSULT is a different matter "When someone is insulted he/she might react violently." I could totally see these two things being equated. In both cases there shouldn't have been any victims and victims shouldn't be brushed to the side with the argument "they should have seen it coming". > Charlie and others were well aware of their intentions and actions They didn't intent to get killed. > I would use my God given intellect to confront it with a rational coherent message You can't always reach people this way. > and is actual counterproductive There is a good discussion to be had about it. I heard about cases where ridicule was indeed productive (Scientology). > yet history shows, Islam gave women rights long before the West or any other civilization for that matter. Depends on what rights and what context. Aisha been given special rights might have been just because of her status as a blood-relative. > did you know more women than men embrace Islam with a ratio of 4-to1? Explain to be why are well educated women embracing Islam if it's such an oppressive faith? (Assuming your stats are true,) I don't think a generalized answer can be given but they might feel more "safe" under a rigid system and also more hidden. > "A woman who covers her beauty is a like a pearl in a shell." She is free to do so even without Islam.
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  1413. Shell Z It reinforces the notion that women need to be carried by strong men? ;)
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  1414. +emptynosound > Being a drug addict, impoverished, illiterate or diseased does not make you have a lower IQ I am pretty sure drug addicts have reduced IQs compared to if they weren't. Same goes for class and literacy.
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  1415. That's some soft bread. Is that even bread?
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  1416. In what way wasn't it? In the reduced numbers? In being less centralized?
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  1417. +SG .Hedge Hey, at least there was any effect at all! Rare with homeopathy.
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  1418. Maybe a cage with a lock should be part of the magic undergarments then. ;) BTW, isn't it as always up for interpretation again?
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  1419. I'd also rather be Diogenes than Alexander the Great.
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  1420. +Cherie Jay They did research and found no use for it, paper is mentioned and shown for a split second in the video.
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  1421. +Cherie Jay Heh, I just noticed you really called them "creationists", normally apologists like you (those still arguing for some science) would call it by its cover name: "ID".
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  1422. L0rd Log1c And I think you might have heard something about what applies to all recessive genes that are rare on a global scale. If all of us mixed randomly, then these genes are much less likely become active in the global population.
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  1423. ESmartX  ***** Are you saying the Huthis are like Hamas?
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  1424. ゲーマーフィルダウス > High Resolution using too much VRAM Really depends on the particular game engine. Also, a good engine should be able to cope with what's available.
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  1425. +Guess The name You would have to swim to get there.
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  1426. But aren't reading skills more about comprehension? It's not about how quickly you can read a text but whether you can understand its meaning and that should be pretty independent from dyslexia, shouldn't it?
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  1427. "no public option now, no public option tomorrow, no public option forever!"
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  1428. Edward Godinez Odd definition of "theology" you got there (after all it includes "theos"). 
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  1429. ***** Something very similar to THC has been already synthesized, it's still patent-protected though.
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  1430. Ashley O  > wasn't modified by unnatural means It's subjective what someone considered an "unnatural" means. Hybridizations and artificial selections is not likely going happen on its own in nature.
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  1431. Aren't most feminists against prostitution?
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  1432. ***** You can add King Nipple.
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  1433. Adam Howell You can block them one-by-one though. 
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  1434. Actually China is the one gaining influence in Africa.
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  1435. fliteshare You got the treaties mixed up, you meant the Munich accords. The pact you talked about allowed for the split of Poland.
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  1436. > but both sides interpret that evidence differently based on their own presuppositions LOL, sure… :-> Bill Nye: "We know for a scientific fact that the world is older than 6000 years because of carbon dating, fossil records, genetics and the study of DNA etc etc." Ken Ham: "There’s a book that says otherwise!!"
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  1437. Thank you for landscape format.
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  1438. Maybe a dumb question but what are c"civilian" targets here? Just innocent ones or also bad guys not part of a military?
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  1439. stylz1 Are they? But if they are, maybe it's because of how they are treated.
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  1440. En-Vogue Pugh "Baphomet (@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English#Key@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English#Key@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English#Key@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English#Key@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English#Key@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English#Key@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English#Key@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English#Key@wiki/Help:IPA_for_English; from @wiki/Medieval_Latin Baphometh, Baffometi, @wiki/Occitan Bafometz) is a term originally used to describe an idol or other deity that the @wiki/Knights_Templar were accused of worshiping, and subsequently incorporated into disparate occult and mystical traditions. It appeared as a term for a pagan idol in trial transcripts of the @wiki/Inquisition of the @wiki/Knights_Templar in the early 14th century."
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  1441. o_O "Modern scholars such as Peter Partner and Malcolm Barber agree that the name of Baphomet was an @wiki/Old_French corruption of the name @wiki/Muhammad, with the interpretation being that some of the Templars, through their long military occupation of the @wiki/Outremer, had begun incorporating Islamic ideas into their belief system, and that this was seen and documented by the Inquisitors as heresy"
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  1442. *****  > I would not be lying if I stated that women are generally payed less than men for the same exact work. How much less?
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  1443. Fight Club, eh?
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  1444. .
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  1445. playandrepeat Could be from the "negative" glycemic index: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/mind-guest-blog/tricking-taste-buds-but-not-the-brain-artificial-sweeteners-change-braine28099s-pleasure-response-to-sweet/: "Researchers found that both sugar and artificial sweetener activate the primary taste pathway in the brain by activating the frontal operculum and the insula, but only real sugar was able to elicit a significant response from several brain regions of the taste-reward system including the midbrain and caudate nucleus." But again, this has nothing to with whether a sugar alternative can be considered "artifical" or not.
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  1446. playandrepeat That's an e-mail someone sent to the FDA? It's not actually from the FDA? BTW, I don't see much about the quality of the studies (e.g. whether double-blind or not or whether just self-reporting) and again, nothing on the dosage which can lead to certain effects, as mentioned before: The dose makes the poison (Paracelsus).
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  1447. hani kins Do they?
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  1448. hani kins Wow, I never heard about that definition of atheism! In which dictionary can I find it?
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  1449. hani kins I just see you generalizing in a dumb way.
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  1450. > You are the character that I am "generalising" Am I? Always those (unfounded) assumptions…
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  1451. Twixieshores If you look at all living things things get really muddy.  
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  1452. ***** How is "kind" any less subjective? 
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  1453. ***** You didn't answer my question? Let me rephrase it: How are things objectively classified into "kinds"? If an alien landed on earth how you objectively describe the classification into "kinds" to him?
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  1454. Alexander and his buddies were probably the first (westeners) to do that comparison! ;)
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  1455. Coal is cheap electricity.
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  1456. Hof H Indeed, my argument in regards to OP was that electric cars by themselves are no solution. 
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  1457. ***** 54.25% born male in 2005, it's not that insignificant IMHO.
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  1458. +kittykatBflat Or Mormons? Hindus? Pastafarians?
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  1459. +hbk711x What about 'riding home' on them?
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  1460. Mohammed Sami Who is the target of his joke? The victims or the perpetrators?
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  1461. Confidential information. ;)
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  1462. +Brack Et > Americans arent liked. And that's why many watch TYT to make fun of the US and feel better of themselves.
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  1463. Brack Et  > in the states inter-racial marriage is common Really? AFAIK there are more native Americans than those identifying as mixed-"race". > yet to come across half black half white Well, really dark-skinned people are quite rare there. They never had slavery in the way the US had. And also hardly any connections to Africa. > Or half turkish half german. I would argue that this is more of a class and cultural problem. How do France and the UK do in that regard?
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  1464. Abortion? ;)
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  1465. Will Zimmerman be allowed to have a gun, just in case DMX gets on top of him?
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  1466. The man with the beard reminds me of a character of quite some movies.
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  1467. isn't that what happens to every pope?
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  1468. 28:20 ugh, that cut
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  1469. Don't you have to buy there heroes champions as well?
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  1470. Lost  > So you can play the entire game and eventually obtain the entire roster of champions without spending a dime. But is it realistic, or do you need like 3000 games with a 2/3 win rate for that?
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  1471. he didn't say "democrats"
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  1472. Maitland Robertson didn't he say conservatives? 
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  1473. Well, this story is also about how someone else talked about him.
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  1474. reliably showing a causal link is hard, like reaaaaly hard
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  1475. Raul66542 A Jew or Zoro couldn't get this wealth in The Islamic Republic of Iran.
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  1476. > Give me a fucking bible verse saying that bi-racial couples are bad See http://thetencommandmentsministry.us/ministry/blog/articles/30-reasons-for-segregation-of-races/
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  1477. ***** > just a lot of Jewish tribal politics/taboos There are also NT quotations. > Was there a verse in particular you had in mind when posting that list? Nah, but my point was basically what TYT said, you can the bible to justify basically anything. And if you look at history they did indeed use it when arguing against miscegenation.
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  1478. That's so sad. I had at least 1024 pixels in height for 15 years now.
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  1479. Dc Ac LOOK AT ME I WROTE IN ALL-CAPS THAT'S AKIN TO SHOUTING BECAUSE I FEEL SO IMPORTANT BUT NOBODY IS GOING TO READ WHAT I WROTE.
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  1480. > to be I charge of are (Americas) nuclear weapons codes Not so hard, they have been 1234 most of the time (not joking, look it up).
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  1481. gap949 But in book form he only received it many years after his death?
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  1482. A Girl from Earth > A person is just born with their gender and sex I've seen feminists arguing against former. > trans is not a metal illness If someone is not feeling well, then this might count as an illness. (Of course it might depend on whether someone is feeling that way by itself or whether it's mostly just because of society.) If you think that hormone treatement and surgery is the way to go then again it's smart to classify it as an "illness" in order to justify treatement.
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  1483. A Girl from Earth Maybe "not feeling well" or "uncomfortable" are not words strong enough to describe something that might leed to suicide. (Again considering it was the treatement that the person of this story didn't get and not so much the society that led to it, meaning that she might have suicided one way or another had she not gotten treatement.) See Wikipedia's definition: "A mental disorder, also called a mental illness or psychiatric disorder, is a mental or behavioral pattern or anomaly that causes either suffering or an impaired ability to function in ordinary life" (highlighting by me) If you buy into the brain-not-matching-body hypothesis as TYT apparently did then it makes total sense to consider it a disoder/illness leading to suffering caused by this brain-body mismatch anomaly.
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  1484. A Girl from Earth > body disphoria Hm... somehow I considered this to be synonymous to being "trans". But even WP at only says that a "medical diagnosis [transsexualism] can be made if a person experiences discomfort as a result of a desire to be a member of the opposite sex" which I guess doesn't mean that trans necessitates discomfort. But then TYT all the time talked about how this person is trans and not that she has body disphoria. In any case, fair point and I stand corrected, it's not being trans but the body disphoria that might be considered an illness.
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  1485. +Keith Croes > The word "dependency" somehow is too soft--as if you could easily overcome it. I disagree, the word describes it perfectly.
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  1486. Keith Croes Look at it this way: If you are dependent on something you can't live independent from it.
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  1487. I don't get it.
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  1488. ***** Yes, what is it?   :P
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  1489. > most scientists believe in god Source? Anyways, what's this supposed to be, argument from numbers and authority?
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  1490. And best of all, all-good god created everything with full intend, therefore everything is perfect and good: Justin Bieber, Adolf Hitler, Stalin, the Devil, Cenk's belly…
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  1491. Numberphile > wanting them as keepsakes Surely CGP Grey wants to put some into his apartment, after all he loves keepsakes.  ;) > it's not very economical Only the very first paper sold was economical, right? ;)
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  1492. Double what?
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  1493. ***** To be fair the age of the father does indeed affect the outcome as well, e.g. higher autism rates with higher age. For the tech industry this might be a good thing though, hah.
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  1494. ***** Would you wear them if you were male?
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  1495. Hang The Bankers The exactly same organisation founded by someone else would be OK?
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  1496. ***** You are against humans changing genes of plants?
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  1497. Yoav Fried Hamas asking for peace here includes the Al-Qassam brigades? > Jordan and Saudi Arabia are in good relations with Israel But not officially, right? > Iron Dome Speaking of this I wonder whether it will ever reach a point where it will prevent any rocket attacks so that this recurring theater becomes a bit less likely.
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  1498. Wut, so in the US you can buy drugs in a super market and cookies in a pharmacy?! Crazy.
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  1499. boomkablamo> Same things with people getting their prescriptions. And anyone can work there or is there a need to a special certification? After all they might be liable when someone e.g. is using his/her medication incorrectly.
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  1500. Taxes, premiums, what difference does it make?
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  1501. So? They stats speak for themselves, if truth makes you sad then that's you problem. > and some of the smartest people I know are athletes. Could very well be that some of the athletes are also happen to be smart, but we talk about the means here. The less smart ones are dragging down the value of a degree for everyone.
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  1502. +Mark Emmott Where did you learn about the death bed myth?
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  1503. Antyrabbyt Meow  > There are some girls that would feel immense shame due to their breasts' size or defects and for them would be better if they could hide the defects if that's their wish. To be fair that could apply to pretty much every body part.
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  1504. > It is a stupid thing to do in a business sense, and it shows he is a bigot Not necessarily? What about having blacks pay more for a service they desperately need?
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  1505. Happens the other way around too.
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  1506. ***** Heh, interesting that conversion story and as always I see parallels to what happened in Europe and the Far East, history does indeed repeat itself all the time.
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  1507. Alcohol?
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  1508. 1:02:00 What Middle Ages is Sam Harris describing is more the Renaissance era rather than the Middle Ages.
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  1509. DanteKael So the majority just choose and pick?
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  1510. DanteKael Atheists have no bible, Christians do and there it clearly talks about the undead.
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  1511. DanteKael > but the vast majority of Christians 1) couldn't even quote the bible > they just use religion for the purpose of community and spreading love. Exactly my original point, the majority just picks and chooses.
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  1512. DanteKael > And what is the problem with that Did I claim there is one? > ISIS and other extremists choose the absolute worst. That are the dangers of such a books, that's why they aren't perfect nor come from a perfect entity.
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  1513. DanteKael He wasn't following any atheist dogma written down in some book.
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  1514. jellybean > _you are either a female with XX chromosomes or a male with XY._There are also other variations/chimeras and much more, most famously Turner (X AKA X0) and Klinefelder (XYX) syndrome)Also there are so called XY women e.g. because of androgen insensivity.Damn nature, y u so complicated? :/
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  1515. > but what I do not agree with is that it was the modern day Turkish government that did this Nobody claims this, just like nobody claims that today's Germany was an ally in this (it was the German Reich under Wilhelm II).
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  1516. Ozgur Sen The Turkish government is the legal succession to the Ottoman empire, even more so than e.g. Russia is to the Soviet Union.
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  1517. James Taylor But why are there no regulated militia armies?
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  1518. tyler111762 Militia armies are what you e.g. find in the Swiss confederation, everyday people are conscripted.
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  1519. James Taylor Fighting forces made of non-professional fighters that are conscripted (drafted) and in the case of many countries with militia normally have undergone training (e.g. when they turned 18)? See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_Switzerland
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  1520. James Taylor Wut
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  1521. James Taylor No, I stand by what I totally said, I really really want the guns and like I said before I will sneakily take them from you. Your safe is not secure.
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  1522. C/Gw I will bribe the butler.
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  1523. +chuletase A theory is not just a random guess as you make it out to be, but even if it was: Some guesses are just better than others, you have to aggree on that.
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  1524. +chuletase BTW, is it a theory that the world as we know it existed last Thursdays and that you aren't just a brain in a vat?
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  1525. Shlovaski Is this a quote from the Book of Mormon?
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  1526. +smokedout Adnan did it.
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  1527. +varishnakov Do you consider your god lazy rather than omnipotent?
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  1528. ***** You don't trust the Russian either, right? ;P
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  1529. But there is no reliable way to determine what is and what isn't a religion.
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  1530. Both things apply, don't they?
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  1531. BennyEternET But there is no way to determine whether a person is a true believer or not, you have to take his/her word for it, and that's why you can't declare any religion less real.
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  1532. BennyEternET > you can call it "sincerity" You can do that but you can't measure it, therefore you e.g. could not really (non-arbitrary) enforce a law that only gives religious freedom to "sincere" followers of "sincere" religions.
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  1533. The god figure that sent Muhammad is not the same that sent himself in human form to die on a cross, simple as that, it's a similar but not the same character, you could say it's a character from different lores/universes.
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  1534. Innit2winnit199 > The similarities in both books (Quran and Bible) should be taken as evidence that it's the same stories The similarities in both apples and pears should be taken as evidence that it's the same fruit?
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  1535. zakyuaa The Book of Mormon doesn't built on the Quran so no (but there are smaller religion that aren't counted towards and still encompass the Quran to some extend). I don't know how theologians would have a say in this, going by history, of course we all know that it's mainly the ideas of Judaism that formed Christianity (although not solely, there are also Hellenistic influences, just like Judaism was influenced by other religions and its polytheistic roots), and that those too were the basis for Islam but that doesn't mean that it's the same story, being similar is similar but not the same as being the same. ;)
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  1536. Jason Armstrong > which, even if you don't believe in inspiration, was written by Jews Polytheist "Jews" and later changed to fit into monotheism? ;) > The Jewish and Christian perception don't necessarily contradict, at least not from a christian perspective. O_o You sure use "perspective" and "perception" oddly, there is a reason those words are similar. My personal opinion: One person beliefs in a being that sent X, another one beliefs in a being that didn't sent X, do those two person belief in the same being? No, even if otherwise the being envisioned is exactly the same.
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  1537. zakyuaa  You talked about it being a "quadralogy" which would only make sense if the Book of Mormon built on the Quran. > But the basic fact is that all these abrahamic religions all worship the same god. I still disagree for the reasons mentioned before, it's a different character because of different behavior (e.g. senting Muhammad as the last prophet vs. not doing so). But OK think about that differently, where would you draw the line on what isn't the same character? How different would it have to be? Or do you only go by history, but this is problematic like I already outlined, and don't even get me started on the polytheists roots of Judaism based on Babylonian and Egyptian deities but nobody would consider them "the same god", but why? Probably because of subjective and arbitrary reasons, so I would love to see how the authorities you are appealing to (argument from authority) are justifying this.
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  1538. Vel Ma  > you can come to church as long as you like without ever giving a dime (there are no collections). Aren't you expected to give a tenth?
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  1539. +MrChunkylover53 > Afghan liquor store worker > they would kill him(a Muslim) for wearing Maybe also for his job. ;)
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  1540. James Parker Not if they got naturalized later on.
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  1541. That's how it's used in the bible? No idea how many Christians in the US are literalists but I would guess not few.
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  1542. Heh, pounds but also millimeters.
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  1543. 0/10, too obvious troll
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  1544. awie90 What are you trying to say? Do you understand natural selection?
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  1545. awie90 You won't get flying humans unless natural selection goes into that direction, first of all we would need lighter bones and feather and there is no selection advantage for that.
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  1546. awie90 > that your belief we are final stage no more changes That's not correct. What led you to that wrong assumption? BTW, you didn't answer my question. Can I assume that you accept that breeding exists?
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  1547. callowaymotorcompany Difference is, people of color are real.
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  1548. Could the Easter Bunny be real? What about the Tooth Fairy? After all "nothing is impossible voodoo could be real nobody thought the Giant octopus was real until a corpes washed up", right? :->
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  1549. sarmad usmani  > IS here to stay Damn, and I thought the Islamic State was going to become history.
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  1550. DifferentGuy4 What if the god is very abstract, i.e. a deistic or pantheistic god? Does it need to be a god with human features such as emotions according to you?
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  1551. Calvin Smith Indeterministic for us or absolutely indeterministic?
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  1552. Calvin Smith Well, I don't see how anything could be non-stochastic. And I meant that something could be impossible to back-track for us (e.g. because we can't look at a quantum state without changing it) but that doesn't mean that it's not cause and effect.
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  1553. Wow, a lot of downvotes.
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  1554. radboy365 Not in the EU.
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  1555. MurrayTheMac Nah, I think it's valid to read it my way. If she played with his penis like a "one of those de-stress things" then she performed sexual assault.
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  1556. Sinessa Yes, because she actively did something sexual he couldn't have consented to.
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  1557. Sinessa Irrelevant.
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  1558. Sinessa Something happened up to that point that has no influence on whether he can consent or not in the moment she is actively starts engaging in sexual play with him.
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  1559. Sinessa Yes. You surely aren't disagreeing, are you?
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  1560. Sinessa You mean when he was active? If she was consenting then yes, otherwise no.
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  1561. Sinessa Ah OK, I misunderstood you, somehow I read it as if you wanted to ask me whether she was assaulted. No, he was never able to consent.
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  1562. Sinessa It's simple (see the quotes I posted before): If someone does not consent (e.g. because he/she can't) then it's sexual assault where the burden is on the one being active/initiating it.
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  1563. UltraSWG But "arms" are mentioned in the US constitution which is second to the bible in the US!
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  1564. Ultra Sabers One where wearing garments of more than one type of cloth is forbidden? 
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  1565. Ultra Sabers Unlike Muslims the previous books are still holy to them?
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  1566. Ultra Sabers Old testament plays a role for Mormons (unlike Muslims) is what I was asking.
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  1567. Ultra Sabers You learn something everyday, heh, so it abridged all 'previous' books, another parallel to Islam, quite interesting and just noticed there is even a Wikipedia page on that.
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  1568. Adam Campbell Since all empires fall at some point they all are unsuccessful? ;)
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  1569. Isn't Prince Charles a homeopathy follower?
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  1570. Who came up with this ridiculous process?!
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  1571. ***** What do you think they identify as?
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  1572. ***** Do they think their religion preaches peace?
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  1573. Ancient buggy on Debian are a real problem, my advice is to not use Debian for desktops (and for servers only if you really know that the packages you are using are actively maintained, e.g. web services often AREN'T). Kubuntu, Xubuntu or Ubuntu with Gnome as the desktop manager are neat IMHO. But yeah, video editing is always going to be a hassle, in fact compared to even photo editing, 3D modeling and such I would argue it's where free (copyleft) software on Linux is currently really the weakest.
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  1574. No story like in Flowers for Algernon? :(
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  1575. 1.) Nope
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  1576. TerryMacka McKenzie Mathonwy ferch Goewin What's an "new atheist" to you?
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  1577. Asrahn You make it sound like Sarkeesian's main goal was to point out things that make games less accessible to womyn but wasn't Sarkeesian's goal also to point things that help the global patriachy i.e. by pointing out tropes that further male entitlement in the heads of self-identified cis men? (sorry for my language, I am not a native speaker of this dialect :P)
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  1578. Remy Cutter > _then one must assume that there is a soul_ Nope, really, you are trying too hard. > or that there are male and female souls and for some reason their designations got mixed up How about there are male and female brains?
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  1579. Remy Cutter My problem with it is the same as with reincarnation, there is no evidence for it. I am sceptical towards everything. > it is not the main source... It is not reasonable to assume there is another source unless we have good evidence. > or is the idea of an afterlife to much? Funny enough, afterlife does indeed sound like a bore, I mean what is life without challenges? And then in afterlife there is no after-afterlife to look forward to, what a bummer… ;-)
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  1580. Remy Cutter > lack of evidence does not disapprove or confirm a hypothesis The null hypothesis should always be about assuming that something doesn't exist. This is kinda obvious, inter alia because it's much harder to disprove the general existence of something than to prove it (if I told you there were bugs in your home you would have to look in every crevice to disprove it but only find one to prove it). The lack of evidence is why I also don't believe there is the Tooth Fairy, The Pink Invisible Unicorn or the Russel's teapot (look it up) either. > afterlife, if proven it exist.. it is life... there is always forward movement where there is life That's pretty speculative but I you can believe what you want. > i think the jewish muslim christian concept of the afterlife is flawed True enough.
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  1581. ***** The faith depends on the individual. Strictly speaking every individual has a no same faith as another.
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  1582. I believe there is an option to at least deactivate the upgrade magic, so you might only get downgraded.
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  1583. EmmittBrownBTTF1 Ah, interesting.
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  1584. You beat me to it.
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  1585. Gilgamesh!
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  1586. ***** I doubt it, executive freedom. 
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  1587. laxwolf > that people work for what they want So all kids should work for their food? 
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  1588. laxwolf So what now is it? Children whose parents are "stuck in a bad economic situation" or all children?
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  1589. +The Young Turds > it's named after a popular expression dumbass not some political group In practice intent does not matter that much.
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  1590. Greenboy28 They are asked to talk to former members, of course they themselves won't see it as "hounding".
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  1591. Acid?
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  1592. Franco Selem But OP said "Water does take carbon out of the atmosphere"
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  1593. M Watkins > and feel all the pain satan puts on you Oh no! Sounds horrible, is there anything that can be done? Something that will also prevent me from going to Mormon and Muslim hell because their descriptions their respective hells sound horrible as well! :O Also I don't want to be reborn as an ant, got a solution for that as well?
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  1594. ttobyg > We perfected the "art" of painless killing through our meat industry. Just modify a captive bolt pistol used for cattle That's for stunning.
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  1595. Steven McDonald And the Turks are anti-Kurd and they will fight each other sometimes, fun stuff.
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  1596. > Who gains by proving climate change is a fact? People who invest depending on this certainly gain through this, this is why you see climate deniers shouting "AL GORE INVENTED THIS TO MAKE MANY MONIES!!11"
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  1597. Except that Cenk said that it's OK, reflection much?
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  1598. porn or born?
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  1599. amer bakarman Maybe it was a Freudian slip.
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  1600. Do you have solutions?
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  1601. Katie Hohman > No one is asking for their opinion to be criticized That's bad, they ought to be. > Just because it is ridiculous to you does not mean that it is or has to be ridiculous to someone else. Are you trying to say that what is ridiculous is subjective? Well, yes maybe. But I think you can pretty objectively tell whether a certain belief is more reasonable to be had than others. I am sure that it's reasonable to assume that the world existed 5 seconds and and unreasonable to assume that it didn't.
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  1602. taxiuniversum Santa Clause is unprovable, thus you would "have to be an IDIOT if you throw away" the hypothesis about his existance according to you?
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  1603. Joaquin Harris The idea of socialized health care systems is of course to offer basic services, especially those most important to individuals, e.g. because their lives depend on it. It's only logical that then there is a prioritization going on and you will have to wait for certain surgeries if they aren't urgent (e.g. varix or wisdom tooth removals),
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  1604. Joaquin Harris > But who are you to say what's urgent or not! I am not but someone with the right qualifications might be. > I don't know about you guys but i don't want to have to wait for any type of surgery! Great, then pay up! Nobody is preventing you from it.
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  1605. Joaquin Harris > And even if you did pay up you still had to wait in that current system! Nope, in a system where there are public and private services that shouldn't be the case. I didn't know you would need surgery for a broken finger.
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  1606. Joaquin Harris > explain to me how does that work? You have publicly, mixed and privately funded institutions. You are guaranteed basic and life-saving services paid for by the public but you can also get additional services by paying for extra insurance that will get you better services in the mixed institutions (e.g. a room for yourself) or enable you to use privately-funded institutions/doctors. The basic idea is: Nobody is going to die on the streets, nobody is going to become indebted because of necessary medical services,  as many people as possible are helped so they can continue to be part of the workforce. At the same time those able and willing to pay can get additional comfort. > you advocate for a system that has been proven that doesn't work Proven how? 
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  1607. Joaquin Harris > what you are doing is forcing people to pay for something they don't want to! You don't want people not dying in the streets and maintaining a certain level of health in the population (just like education, etc.)?  > What your doing is stripping people's god give right to choose! Choose what? Choose not to pay for other people? Well, guess what, you already are.
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  1608. Joaquin Harris How does the number of people matter?
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  1609. Joaquin Harris Because you are dealing with probabilities/statistics. For example you assume that at any time 5% of your population are in need of medical care, 10% are out of work, 10% are too old/too young to work, the rest is working… Whether you have a population of 10k or 10 mil. makes hardly any difference.
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  1610. Joaquin Harris In absolute values that's indeed the case, but the absolute values do not matter, the relations do, e.g. the relations between those that pay more in and those that get more out of it over a certain timespan.
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  1611. King Nipple Is this your new account, buddy? Go to this G+ page, click the downwards arrow "report/block", check the checkbox and and click OK.
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  1612. "Your momma!" ;)
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  1613. +Rune Munch Pedersen So if you were rich before you became a recipient you can keep everything but you are not allowed to get it while you are receiving benefits?
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  1614. Rune Munch Pedersen Uh, so it seems pretty much like the same, where is the difference? Their property is taken from them.
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  1615. +Elem Oki Rape is worse than some of the things that might "just" be considered sexual assault, the definition varies, at times it was reserved for cases where the assailant penetrated the victim.
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  1616. A religion is what people make it out to be, on top of that if an all-knowing being makes a religion happen then he must have created it willingly the way it is, including being understood differently by different people. 
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  1617. I just realized Cenk had to be naturalized at some stage in his life, was it after he worked there for some time?
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  1618. Lee Burkett He was already at the airport.
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  1619. +TheJahn1 That's a really strange classification. Just wondering, shouldn't severity and risk go hand-in-hand though? Because if ingesting less over a short amount of time poses are reliable risk then it should be easy to verify.
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  1620. This isn't live.
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  1621. Sometimes you just have to accept sunk costs, loss aversion is bad.
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  1622. basquat76  > Halfway through you've had enough, and you turn your back to the problem and the people. What is lost is lost, better not make matters worse, even when you have good intentions. Not being able to say "no" just because of one's loss aversion is cowardly.
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  1623. basquat76 > You told the iraqi people your were there to help them and get rid of the Saddam and his regime. The UN certainly didn't, and back then politicians apparently cared a bit more about UN mandates.
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  1624. basquat76 I am not blaming anything on the UN, I am trying to explain why nobody expected Saddam to be toppled by the US at this point.
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  1625. basquat76 If you notice that a "commitment" is unrealistic, you need to be honest to yourself and others and stop.
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  1626. basquat76 I'd wager no matter how long the US et al. would have continued to stayed there the situation wouldn't haven been better in the long run (if they left after 20 years, the civilian death toll would be the same).
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  1627. I have the feeling like this law originates from the stranger danger idea, thinking first and foremost about preying strangers when actually they only make up a minority of these cases. TYT didn't challenge this idea here. BTW, what would a ranking be about? The offense itself? But again this does not tell you whether that person is more likely to engage in preying behavior.
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  1628. romanmir01 > access to them is regulated through free market coordination But the government control the monopoly on the access to the person (natural or legal) that owns e.g. the airwaves? Or should anybody be allowed to interfere with others on a certain frequencies? How would that work with air and water? Extraction right for H2O and O2 that can be bought? And also the possibility to buy rights for disposing stuff through the water and air? Or a free-for-all? > I cannot see where this would become a massive problem. It can be a problem together with discrimination, e.g. with the discrimination of gypsies.
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  1629. romanmir01 > I am sure there will be people falling through the crack in ANY system, wouldn't you agree? Sure, in some systems it's just more people than in others. And what is especially dangerous are processes where economic divides are reinforcing itself so you end up with a system with practical serfdom. > Beyond that, policy of giving up power to the violent government should not be built based on most marginal cases. Heh, I just remembered some "libertarian" once saying that the individual is the most marginalized group. > but it is then used to give more power to the violent government system, which then uses that power to dominate and take more power and destroy the economy and society. That's why IMHO a system of checks and balances is needed. No need to throw out the baby with the bathwater. > Some form of risk is required to keep a free nation, don't you think? Some sort of regulation is required to keep a free nation, don't you think? Now maybe we are defining "free" differently, because IMHO an individual in a system of practical serfdom wouldn't be free, certainly not "free" compared to someone on the top. BTW, I would loved you getting more in detail about your ideas concerning airwaves and air/water.
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  1630. Tikay In order to reflect reality how about some children? ;)
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  1631. Hammerhead547 Relationship to college athletes?
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  1632. They also eat bread in communist countries, same thing as here, therefore the US has always been communist.
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  1633. And it's in god's plan, wait… what?
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  1634. Zucchini P. Are you saying he wasn't mentally ill?
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  1635. +todd rosen > then come up with a program to bring those russians to america, They might have more of a chance at getting asylum in case such laws are enacted.
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  1636. 6:34 Abdul Alhazred?
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  1637. As bad as Norway!
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  1638. His point I believe.
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  1639. Fahad Summan At least the testes are.
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  1640. They don't?
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  1641. TheDaxter555 he is?
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  1642. TheDaxter555 NO U! >:O
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  1643. Dunno, LOL.
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  1644. Neither one of those were Americans, makes it easier to dismiss them. ;)
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  1645. I'm sorry but I can't help myself: Are the teeth we are seeing real?
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  1646. What makes you think it's a lie? Because it makes you feel bad?
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  1647. Zubair Ahmed No, it isn't.
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  1648. Then it would be an unethical theme. Are illegitimate massage parlors unethical?
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  1649. liberty2014 That's unnatural.
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  1650. liberty2014 Millions of years is quite a long cycle…
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  1651. liberty2014 You sound like a creationist, are you by any chance such one? Maybe even of the young-earth type?
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  1652. liberty2014 Ahaha, I knew it. You are like a walking stereotype. I could discuss with you why the stuff concerning measuring things you read on creationist sites isn't correct (e.g. that not only a single source is used) but you haven't proven to me yet that it would be worth my time.
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  1653. liberty2014 Stop embarrassing yourself, antibodies have nothing to do with the protection the sicke-cell anemia mutation offers against malaria. There is no way you have an accredited degree in the natural sciences.
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  1654. liberty2014 Looking at young-earth creationist websites is what you call ""research""? Not even in quotes this is acceptable. Anyways, if you want to make the arguments on this website your own, then please tell me in your own words what you consider the best argument against the fact that the THE SICKLE-CELL DISEASE MUTATION offers protection because you are just embarrassing yourself again, because apparently you didn't even read the page you linked to: Not only does the website make asinine arguments, those aren't even arguments against the stuff we are trying to show you (that even "bad" mutations aren't necessarily absolutely "bad"), it "just" tries to explain why there is bad stuff like disease. > As I can tell it is also not yours Are you sure?
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  1655. liberty2014 What did they say (of relevance to this discussion)? I just pointed our to you how embarrassing your are for you kind, apparently you post links without even looking at them.
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  1656. +The Hunter Report Depends on what you mean with "makes".
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  1657. I wonder how indirect the connection is, maybe it causes bad sleep which many people suffer from and which impairs cognitive abilities.
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  1658. +Faraaz Akbar Because feminists would rape only non-feminists and stay feminists but since he raped a feminist he lost hist feminist title?
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  1659. ***** ughuu
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  1660. DH Dowi If we do need them there should be a way to determine that.
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  1661. The premium option I personally wish for would be stalls separated through real walls with a little sink in it. Of course this isn't the most economical solution.
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  1662. Pythagoras211 It functions like a pump. > What is concerned about its survival, and why? Most organisms because otherwise they wouldn't survive…
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  1663. habadashery2009 Some fish is quite fat and I don't think mammoths are very lean either and what about seals? All foods eaten for a long time by some people.
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  1664. John Ashbrook Autoimmune disease probably with some genetic component.
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  1665. Some parts certainly do (even parts of Moldova funnily enough).
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  1666. What about squatting. ;)
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  1667. +Logan Smith What about clothes for a specific sex? (Clothes adapted for features more commonly found in people with a certain sex/gender.)
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  1668. aSingleDallasGuy > Liberalism was the true reason The one of the classic type, right? ;)
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  1669. GrandmaTuffits Well, in South Africa they had laws on the books, not sure whether you can call it the same when it's just maybe de-facto going in that direction. 
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  1670. +Paras9895 Don't you like how "free speech" is interpreted today than compared to 120 years ago?
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  1671. +Caa129 Well, someone can have HIV and not be considered infectious AFAIK. Maybe that's the case here because Sheen has no AIDS (yet).
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  1672. Maybe this might hurt Apple in countries where homosexuality is not tolerated as much, e.g. parts of the far east and especially the middle east. Didn't Apple release the gold-colored iPhone just for that clientele?
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  1673. Oil-based? Interesting.
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  1674. ***** Take their passports away?
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  1675. CzarTissue That's how you are trying to make your case? :->
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  1676. How to hide it? Simply get a rocking-horse like extension you put on of that and say it's an electric rocking horse.
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  1677. +oO PPH Oo > if I saw Muslims with ISIS flags, that's not illegal In Sweden it is.
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  1678. oO PPH Oo Matthew Hammond Affiliation with ISIS is. Also, publicly supporting certain of its tenets. The flag itself might not be banned yet, it is already in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands though.
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  1679. oO PPH Oo Depends on how you interpret certain laws I guess: > A person in a public place commits an offence if he (a) wears an item of clothing, or (b) wears, carries or displays an article, in such a way or in such circumstances as to arouse reasonable suspicion that he is a member or supporter of a proscribed organisation. (UK: Terrorism Act 2000) I like the "in such a way or in such circumstances as to arouse reasonable suspicion that" part, now that's what I consider a elastic up-for-any-interpretation law.
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  1680. *****  They sort of did before the 12th amendment.
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  1681. Padraic Kelly What type of plan was the creation of everything in exactly this way?
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  1682. No connection too this story, marked as spam.
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  1683. Haider Ali  > having a human like form But human traits like emotions like anger and love. And that just like humans he feels the need to test stuff (even if he is allegedly all-knowing and knows the results in advance).
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  1684. +Cookie Nibz I've seen all episodes and I still think Adnan did it.
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  1685. jack newman You want to see studies showing that it reduces HIV contraction rates?
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  1686. MexicantGame I was talking about FGM studies. ;)  Showing make similar arguments as commonly used for male cutting now for female cutting as well. Watch and witness people suddenly changing the types of arguments they use.
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  1687. Mountain Dew in Europe?
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  1688. Chazim76 Isn't citizenship / registered residency checked? I mean I already find it odd that they don't register jobs but what you describe sounds even more odd.
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  1689. +TGGeko All those candidates painting themselves as non-establishment by going crazy, like Trump.
    1
  1690. They need more incense then.
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  1691. karambiatos Depends on what wavelengths you want.
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  1692. +Ryuuenji Dragonheart Orthodox means strident in the context of religions, e.g. orthodox Judaism.
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  1693. > People convert for many reasons. I would argue economic reasons was one of the most major forces.
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  1694. Would have been interesting to interview those handling the bricks.
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  1695. @3:50
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  1696. why does people hate?
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  1697. But only until his son's nomination for the presidential race.
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  1698. 0:30 He's a big guy… for you?
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  1699. What makes you think it is?
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  1700. My Journey  FPTP would need to be replaced as well for that to happen.
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  1701. My Journey Did you watch the video I linked to?
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  1702. ***** Of course they theoretically can, but practically it's very unlikely once a two-party system has been established.
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  1703. ***** Well, parties might more likely split under a different system, so you would get different third parties.
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  1704. Redeemed Stone > God has no control over the rash vows we make on a high. No omnipotence? :->
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  1705. Redeemed Stone Was he omnipotent, i.e. almighty and all-knowing, when he created it all?
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  1706. Redeemed Stone > I have free will, and I chose Him. You do so because he created you and the world exactly the way he wanted to, yes or no? Your free will can't trump his power, either he is omnipotent (and therefore omniscient) and the creator of everything and therefore he made every decision for you, or he isn't. I will ignore the second part of your post for now, until you made up your mind on whether god is omnipotent (and you therefore have no free will).
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  1707. Redeemed Stone > I would rather discuss and debate my faith with someone who is sincerely searching. This sounds like you dislike critical questions. > Ensure you separate them forever. You can't put them at equal power though, that would be dualism. You have to believe that Satan is ultimately part of the plan of the omnipotent (and omniscient) creator of everything if you believe in latter.
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  1708. Redeemed Stone > No, I was referring to separating God from man. You can hardly separate the creator from his creation if the creator is in full control of it and in fact decided on every ever so minuscule detail of the creation. > Until their sin separated them and us from God. You have to assume that god not only expected that but in fact chose to create a world in which this would happen. It happened exactly the way god created the world with full knowledge of all future events and all the power to have it play out differently. God is ultimately responsible.
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  1709. Redeemed Stone > the fact that you have the freedom to choose for yourself You are still not getting my point. If God decided on everything then you don't. What exactly you don't understand? It's all predetermined.
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  1710. And DOS is also the no. 1 choice for computer games! Oh wait, it's not 1996 anymore.
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  1711. CeoLogJM DOS was no joke, it was serious business! >:O
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  1712. Conspiracy time, the test shot was fake and he knew that the bullet would go through.
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  1713. "a third-order effect"?
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  1714. David Aceituno Ah, something coming from practical physics, right? ;) Thanks!
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  1715. For most believers the Quran alone is insufficient for their beliefs.
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  1716. No mention of possible Vitiligo? How would Cenk think in such cases?
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  1717. ***** > Arab is north of the Sahara The arabian peninsula is more east then just north.
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  1718. re11k So true, just like he would have never released the Apple Newton or the Apple Cube…
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  1719. Joaquín Bustillos Arce Even there you can look at the brow ridge and the tongue. 
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  1720. +Eric Vinton It's not as if they didn't mention "militia" in the constitution itself.
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  1721. Ryan McClure > The militia is the people. It is? Then explain to me the following parts of the constitution: The Congress shall have Power To […] To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions; To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the Militia, and for governing such Part of them as may be employed in the Service of the United States, reserving to the States respectively, the Appointment of the Officers, and the Authority of training the Militia according to the discipline prescribed by Congress; […] The President shall be Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the Militia of the several States, when called into the actual Service of the United States; […]
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  1722. HalfTangible Most of the Swiss Confederation army is made up of militias, that's because every male of age is asked to conscribe into the army. The people in there are trained and become reservists until old age, which means they are part of the army but not in active duty until they get drafted again (e.g. if there is some war). Because of this they are allowed to keep their army-supplied weapons. This has been the norm for nearly 500 years there. The founding fathers surely knew the Swiss and their conscription system and conscription training was explicitly mentioned in The Federalist Papers. I am not arguing how the Supreme court of the 20th century was interpreting the law, I don't think it was exactly the way some of the founding fathers expected. Now this is not necessary a bad thing (after all the same applies to free speech BTW) but IMHO it's pretty clear. If anything it should the problems of common/case law and all that comes with it (like imprecise laws).
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  1723. HalfTangible > What do the Swiss have to do with America, Like I said it was somewhat of a role model. After all it was a secular (protestants and Catholics lived peacefully side-by-side) federal republic (no monarch) with democratic elements. Also it was made up of different states which were united in defending themselves against outside foes (except for Napoleon nobody ever really defeated them).
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  1724. HalfTangible > is there in case the government grows tyrannical again. There were several different reasons. All of this would still be possible if every suitable male of age was allowed to own a gun not for the mere fact of being a citizen but for being part of the militia army.
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  1725. Grindstone > upon exercising all other rights such as worship and speech Well, there are already some checks on speech and in past there were even more. > since licensing and training requirements always disproportionately affect the poor and minorities Training should be the job of the military.
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  1726. Grindstone > to somehow mean "applies only to the armed agents of the government". Not armed agents of the government, people fulfilling their duty to the community. > tiny in terms of […] world wide economic and military impact BS.
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  1727. Grindstone > Further, you believe people OWE a duty to the community? That's what is used to justify taxes and conscription. Are you against both? > What's "BS" is your comparison of two completely different nations. I don't see how any of those differences are relevant. You also don't think that the difference between 18th century's and today's US matters when it comes to the second amendment.
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  1728. Treestandsafety Next you want to tell us you need a lot of protein and vitamin B12? :->
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  1729. ***** Huh?
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  1730. I wonder… if there was a white history month, would being "white" then stop being the default?
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  1731. Huh? What about the academic title "master"?
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  1732. Do they? I heard only about beards and not wearing what enemies wear.
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  1733. Afzal Hassam  It's 10% in Mormonism, therefore Mormonism > Islam. :->
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  1734. their argument is that it's automated
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  1735. That's an old ongoing joke. And especially in his early days he was more than cringeworthy.
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  1736. Anthony Vitera Of these only Pakistan has nukes.
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  1737. Much happier because it's the arts or because there is less pressure? But there has to be pressure as well, money has to come from somewhere.
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  1738. "web vote" "stays up indefinitely" Uh oh.
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  1739. domo arigato 
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  1740. Apparently they aren't all happy. ;)
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  1741. But didn't he himself insult Atatürk at one point? Calling him a drunktard?
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  1742. darkmantlestudios  > Who made math? Math existed before, math is possible without the decimal numbers. Why do people always get that wrong?
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  1743. darkmantlestudios  > we literally would be 1000 years behind right now Not literally 867 years? :-> > is 100% correct Not literally 76.345%?
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  1744. +LilyLaya Maybe people came to this video interested in the arguments the person in the video might present and apparently weren't swayed.
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  1745. Penny Lane id Tech 5?
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  1746. Matt Berg-Cody At a time? How about streaming just what's needed at the moment?
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  1747. Matt Berg-Cody I was thinking of the end user now. He/she moves through the world and the parts of the city where one is at the moment loads on-the-fly.
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  1748. Matt Berg-Cody The whole data is on a server and the parts that are needed to render the current scene is sent to the client through the internet.
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  1749. Matt Berg-Cody Well, you don't have to show everything in full detail right away, if for a second one when reaches a new part of town everything is rough at first and becomes more and more detailed with time then it's also OK.
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  1750. +Boss Dogg Normally you would only be naturalized at birth depending on the citizenship of your parents at the time of your birth. What soil you were born on plays hardly any role, the US being an unusual exception here.
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  1751. MrFALLENHER0  > "I bet she looked almost identical before the nose job lmfao" In fact, she originally intended to get a more radical nose job.
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  1752. +CampingforCool41 Do they ask you for the color of your skin on the US census forms? Someone with vitiligo is pied?
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  1753. CampingforCool41 "Race"? Like ethnic group? Something cultural you identify as?
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  1754. Whenever falls to his death you say "sad… but Newton's law"?
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  1755. First less hairy or first black, that is the question? What was the skin color of our primate ancestors? Probably at some point not much different from our primate brothers and that is…? ;)
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  1756. Mike Broughton  Is the creator just good or also evil?
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  1757. The pastebin does not allow for everlasting genuine satisfaction with the bean bags because it doesn't offer any ventilation for the elderly. After all, the urinary infection never stopped, not even after the word got out that there might be a newer toddler waiting at the bus stop.
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  1758. This is the end of "sexual humour", "profanity", "promotion of [drug legalization]", "subjects related to war, political conflicts, natural disasters and tragedies" on TYT (all quotes from Youtube's rules).
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  1759. Haha, yesterday the comments and ratings weren't disabled on the original video.
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  1760. > with all those loud noises More like vibrations.
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  1761. Gino Ramos > I guess it's because the Bible painted snakes as being evil because this one evil entity once took the form of a snake? More like the other way around. And snakes were considered "evil" because people were afraid of them.
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  1762. > The Federal Government is using the Postal Service as a piggy bank Funnily enough this was the way it worked to extend since the beginning of the US.
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  1763. Akoual Mou Depends on who you ask. If you ask the bad dude of course he is going to tell you that the other one is.
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  1764. cbasallie GoT and Pokémon in his favorites. 
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  1765. ***** You mad bro? 
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  1766. DominicanStud101 Theoretically it could happen but AFAIK such a case leading to something viable has not been observed yet in humans: http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art32872.asp But yeah, very likely in this case here it's two eggs instead of chimeras.
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  1767. Mmmh, bitter almond flavor…
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  1768. > Atheists are just as open minded as well, they just value sciance and evidence more than agnostics. That's not part of the definition of atheism. You can be a cooky Icke follower and an atheist.
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  1769. xxxild What is oppressing them more, the industry or our culture?
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  1770. Why would a private person get an intelligence briefing?
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  1771. Join the EU in 10 years? The Ukraine is far from fit to join the EU.
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  1772. Xenite227 Oh of course, it's a conspiracy! :-> In Europe he would have lost his license at this point.
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  1773. > nasty cold or sickness Pot will do a lot more than aspirin Who would take Aspirin when he has a cold?! Did you mix it up with something else? (Paracetamol?)
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  1774. Mystogan Edolas Good question, a healthy middle-aged, person certainly wouldn't need anything but at most warmth and rest.
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  1775. *****  > youtubes copyright laws Nope, they just would need to if they licensed it (can be implicit) and these are the rules by the video creators but I think here fair use applies so no need for licensing.
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  1776. ***** But he sure loved his teacher. ;) 
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  1777. sebastian joo I never said the US wasn't.
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  1778. sebastian joo The US is a democracy.
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  1779. Mark Clemmens > Democracy is "mob rule". No, it isn't. Not every democracy is a direct democracy without minority protections. > Interestingly, the word "democracy" isn't mentioned one single time in the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, or any of the 50 state Constitutions. But the long s (ʃ) and German-style sentence casing is used, your point? This was the 18th century, different words were used and some words had a different meaning. In this discussion here we can all assume to be using 21th century language and according to this the US is a democracy (BTW, notice how we are always using the singular form when referring to the US nowadays, also smth. the founding fathers didn't do back then…).
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  1780. Mark Clemmens Wrong in what sense? Are you saying the long s (ʃ) and German-style sentence casing wasn't used? Nothing in the quotes goes against what I said when you know the language. The US is a democracy.
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  1781. dribrom Don't make it too easy for them. I wanted to play the game to see how long it would take them to get it.
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  1782. What's not a theory? What's gravity?
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  1783. Ƒȓǟǹǩ Ɫⱥțȇȓ Obviously he meant Herpes simplex.
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  1784. Kenshin Himura Did you or someone in your family ever have fever blisters?
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  1785. Norm: "Hopefully next year at CES we will have the consumer version in our hands." His face: We are under so much pressure now. Also, what took mainly away from this concerning the future: INPUT INPUT INPUT
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  1786. Can you name some "facts"?
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  1787. Andreneida Letícia Ah yes the eye lids, I knew it was something around the eyes besides the cheek bones.
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  1788. David Bryant De jure they might be secular, but de facto they aren't. 
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  1789. TheLivirus That's ubiquitous computing for you. 
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  1790. Now let's invite Shatner to sit in it!
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  1791. apestaartje321 It happened, I know a real-life story (only with the genders the other way around).
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  1792. ***** Great, no fasts for Muslims on generation-long voyages to other stars but then there is no day-night or moon anyway.
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  1793. > IMO it makes an even greater story that a woman with no credentials made golf history. Agree. > This guy was simply malicious. But not for uncovering the fake credentials, this should certainly be reported on.
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  1794. asmerag2 > You might even face discrimination because of that. Indeed, and so she feels racism, she is tagged as a "race" by others.
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  1795. +myspontaneity Belonging to a certain group of people that had these sex hormones? So gender is about hormones?
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  1796. asimGunner You aren't very black as well. 
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  1797. early 1900s?
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  1798. Hogman Go  They aren't? Oops.
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  1799. Me too, so I am confused now.
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  1800. ***** Google
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  1801. A law? It's in the constitution.
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  1802. What if it represented a certain strain of Buddhism?
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  1803. With 30 Hz there is no difference with some games, bad console ports that are locked to 30 fps that is, but then people shouldn't play these in the first place.
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  1804. Allain Roy  What if all people would have to register their affiliation or non-affiliation with any religion? Would it be constitutional then since it appears to affect all the same way?
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  1805. Allain Roy Though now that I think of it might not work for the same reasons miscegenation laws were deemed unconstitutional in the end, even if they affected people of all ethnic groups.
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  1806. +Mɛᴛʀᴏ Orlɛanž People shooting rock concerts?
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  1807. *****  "associated" is the right word here, it's about what people think of when they see this, no matter whether it's right or not to make such an association.
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  1808. Aymen USWNT  "Arab" refers mainly to culture and language nowadays.
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  1809. > but it is still their choice and their child But you do know that some permanent body modifications are legal when done to minors while others are not in the US? Are you consistent in that you aren't against all what falls under FGM?
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  1810. Liber8 There are studies that hint at a reduced HIV risk.
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  1811. Liber8 > averages are the same in non and circumcised groups Nope, the studies show the averages are different (I believe one was done on prostitutes), and they are comparable to some of those that are used to justify male circumcision.
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  1812. They were called a race in at least a certain time period…
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  1813. Did Cenk say "stronger together" in the outro? :D
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  1814. Maybe in the future.
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  1815. So what's the religion in Kanto?
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  1816. FlowerRFabulous Praying in general, no matter to who(m)?
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  1817. It's his 'race' that makes him say that this way?
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  1818. I think he meant where they really do a retrial.
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  1819. Chiamaka 926 You aren't Mormon because you want an excuse to drink coffee?
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  1820. ***** Why do you hate Sweden?
    1
  1821. Cyril Guirguis Huh? Why would it be for the proud? Do you mean being an open atheist? But even then it hardly makes sense.
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  1822. AFAIK, the display is scaling it up basically everywhere unless you are on a Notebook or you are telling it to do it by the GPU to have control over overscan.
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  1823. +Aronson, Michael 마익흘 Also: common law
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  1824. Face them in persona?
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  1825. +asperin Odd numbers are numerology now?
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  1826. +asperin Also, Muslims are also into this stuff.
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  1827. Dialectical Materialism I could totally see someone make an argument that it puts more pressure on women to look more after their breasts on top of all the other things. Also that it might distract away from her brains.
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  1828. TrueWOPR What constitutes "artificially"?
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  1829. Maybe because it's expensive?
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  1830. And in Hinduisms the elephants holding the world will run amok.
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  1831. > spanish people are not white? Those in Mexico? ;)
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  1832. MrAlcoholic11 What's "caucasian"? Do you classify someone as such using the amount of melanin in the outer skin parts?
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  1833. "Peoples of the Caucasus, humans from the Caucasus region" Ah OK, there is the Caucasus.
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  1834. ***** What about women?
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  1835. jiberish001 Funnily enough it wasn't disabled before.
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  1836. Good point.
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  1837. because if it were green her
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  1838. Firepants20  > Years ago Atheism wasn't about hating the belief of God Strictly speaking the definition of the word didn't change and you can totally find quotes from anti-theistic people from every era, maybe it just became more visible to you?
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  1839. Ishaq Bin Hisham > There was no advancement that have ever occurred like what the muslims did, in as little as over 1400 years How about the current times? We have advances left and right. And why? Because we are living in times of relative peace (stability) and wealth (compared to the past) and a lot of interaction. That's what made ancient civilization go forwards (e.g. the Greeks) in the fields of science and that's what later made the Muslim "Golden Age" possible.
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  1840. +Yasir Shaw I think your percentages are off by exactly 34.76%.
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  1841. Latin Lover Legally immigrated ones?
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  1842. WildMoon But what if it not just a stereotype but also statistically backed, should she now use that example just so society won't expect them to do those jobs?
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  1843. Isn't handling a real gun on set longer than necessary advocated against since someone got killed on set? I remember reading about this.
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  1844. Kids will figure out the pinning in under two minutes.
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  1845. Natasha Aiken Yeah, such crybabies, always crying about oppression and all that.
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  1846. Otaku Moo > but when it happens to females they're thirteen or so Not necessarily. In fact even statistically it's not the case IMHO (Indonesia has a lot of people and there they do it young). > You can't really compare the two because of that fact, but that still doesn't make it right The age is everything that matters to you?
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  1847. What if it's private but publicly supported, e.g. the boy scouts? The world is complicated. :/
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  1848. *****  >  If you made a religion where the God hated blacks we would have this debate again  Mormonism?
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  1849. ***** Plastics inside a lot of paper.
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  1850. So that's Red China was outraged when he shook the hands of that guy of Taiwan? Oh wait, they weren't for once (they were though when weapons were sold).
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  1851. jakepv1 I guess who gets it done has a motivation to do it anyway.
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  1852. jakepv1 Benefits if done to both sexes?
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  1853. ***** Why? Just because you want them to "stay out of your business"? 
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  1854. Güera's World  > what about the moderate women who choose to wear it Those interpretations where this is prescribed are generally seen as fundamentalist. You disagree?
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  1855. Nora Alshareef  > because they CHOOSE to Could be, but choice is affected by culture, sometimes a culture with fundamentalist interpretations.
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  1856. chessplayer  What is amazing? That converts are apparently more fundamentalist? (going by what you are saying)
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  1857. irisn roses  > does that mean I'm brainwashed Culture affects you.
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  1858. chessplayer  > Out of all converts to Islam(Non-Muslims coming fron non-Muslim background) in the West,80 percent are women. Source please. Also many are probably doing so for their new husbands, right?
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  1859. hazel eyes Not many countries have explicit laws against it, even less so when it comes to just top-free.
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  1860. ***** > The truth is that most Muslim women who cover themselves, especially in the west, chose to do so But you can't deny that it has to do with culture and/or their interpretations of religious teachings.
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  1861. +Mr llorT woha
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  1862. Isn't taupe much darker?
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  1863. jaron christiansen Everything is perfect?!
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  1864. Djinns/demons, nuff said. Also talking insects and inanimate objects.
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  1865. tisrael8 Yes, it's very similar, it shows hows how important hospitality was to the ancient people. Be hospitable or the gods will be angry.
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  1866. Details please.
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  1867. Ivory Oasis He found out the old name and he didn't found any records there either. Ye, and that "a chill ran up his spine" comment seemed off to me as well, but does not necessarily need to be malicious, in this post-mortem article he tried to give as many details as possible. Anyways, I still don't see what TYT misreported "to paint her in a worse light"?
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  1868. Ivory Oasis > finding records can be extremely difficult But again, he found the old name and checked things using that, he even mentioned it in his article, the person in question was a mechanic before. > and like I said, she had to skills to do what she says she was trained to do Apparently she had, and she should be applauded for that, but fake credentials are fake credentials and everything points towards that they were fake.
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  1869. Anon ymous If Comcast is allowed to discriminate against Youtube traffic?
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  1870. YAHOOISNOTG  >  funerals are to mourn people not tell jokes or have a party Apparently you only went to one type of funerals.
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  1871. Are Armenians living everywhere?
    1
  1872. ***** I can but I forgot its name, it's also in the Middle East and quite small. 
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  1873. That's just as odd as super markets selling drugs while at the same time some states have laws that call for separate liquor stores. In other countries it's drugs that are regulated like booze and pharmacies might hardly sell anything else but in return are also exempt from blue laws.
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  1874. Maybe I missed it but will they auction off this stuff? They could've mentioned a little bit more so we all would catch that.
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  1875. panamera Ah, an auction! You sure?
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  1876. Tom Miller Problem is that some (3rd party) applications don't like this at all.
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  1877. Behemothokun True.
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  1878. Maybe some men might be afraid of insulting their girlfriends if they buy something a transgendered person has advertised?
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  1879. Erik Johannessen What makes it Japanese apart from history? 
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  1880. ***** That's of course sounds like bullshit to anyone who knows about the history of languages but hey it's from the same people who believe Abraham built black stone building to dance around and drilled magic Zamzam water well.
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  1881. ***** Fun fact: Some Muslims believe it's the language spoken in paradise/heaven. 
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  1882. Abdul CJ My statement was correct. Please prove me wrong if you disagree. 
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  1883. +david hirschman "bitte"
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  1884. RLprod Dragonking1984 My point was that the abbreviation is not presented to the end-user as prominently anymore, in the old times, when things were less professional, URLs would often end with ".html".
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  1885. RLprod > Matter of fact, what you might find surprising is a lot sites like Google do not even search the web when you search something. I doubt that has ever been the case. :) 
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  1886. RLprod No, I meant it never has been different in the case of the web.
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  1887. +MarketAndChurch > he instead pushed forward this sort of faith in humanity, a sort of certainty that things have been getting better for the past few centuries, and, if we allow evolution to run its course Reminds me of libertarians and the free market. ;)
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  1888. +Cliff Hanley nu-uh
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  1889. Why not Muslim or Mormon? Sounds about the same, maybe their hell description are worse and the paradise ones better? Or better yet, create your own religion, there would be the same amount of evidence for it than for any other religion.
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  1890. Is that all you got from this video? I doubt you even really listened to it.
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  1891. Michael Leading Horse By mandating that it has to be put there you are implying that it's relevant.
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  1892. Michael Leading Horse I'm also against the gov. using that to justify target-less spying. :)
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  1893. ***** I could totally see atheists in Israel doing that.
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  1894. ***** OK, so how about the word written in 5 languages each traditionally associated with the one of the 5 largest religions respectively? I could totally see that (at least one a t-shirt because of the amount of space it would take up).
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  1895. Are you saying all religious leaders are good?
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  1896. ***** It does indeed border to Russia, though only a bit compared to China. 
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  1897. MauricXe What about car racing and horse riding? 
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  1898. ***** "Klaus" would be high German
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  1899. I think there is also the possibility for USB 3.1 over the USB-3.0-compatible connectors.
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  1900. Will they release a version with a SFP cage?
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  1901. doesn't that mean rather squat(ing)?
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  1902. MEGABUMSTENCH Actually, it's what I do sometimes, I quite like it. 
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  1903. Sarmat Raza Was Muhammad justified in his actions against those that mocked him using poems?
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  1904. +Naz Naz He is spreading the narrative by reporting on a real story? Should he have not mentioned it just so that the image of Islamic culture isn't tainted?
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  1905. +Prometheus Spanky The days around it? At least in Catholic countries they are very important as well, e.g. the Friday before.
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  1906. Sir Locust Truly, if I were not Alexander the Great, I would want to be Adam.
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  1907. ***** Didn't she have to endure oppression as well when she was considered black?
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  1908. yasmeenalim1 I think you can indeed be culturally e.g. "suburban California white" if you consider it a culture on its own and you were heavily influenced by it. I think this would go in the direction SJ activists call "passing": http://sjwiki.org/wiki/Passing
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  1909. Yesica1993  > because there is no transcendent standard for what is right or wrong. Is there any in any world view? Please give an example for a good standard.
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  1910. Yesica1993 That's what I am doing, I am arguing that there can't be no absolute standard even when you allow for a perfect supernatural creator being.
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  1911. Yesica1993 No and a society where this would be OK would not work, it would lead to less happiness overall.
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  1912. Yesica1993 It's still based in reality.
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  1913. Yesica1993 I consider "transcendent" not to be.
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  1914. summercures2 > concerning our emotions, why do certain people we know cause feelings of love and sadness? I don't see why this needs a supernatural explanation.
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  1915. YamiShadow Kitty  > So anything nonphysical is magic now? Something is physical if it follows certain rules, otherwise it's non-physical, just like magic. > nonphysical doesn't mean it has to be mysterious If you understand it then it becomes physical. Or do you define "physical" differently? > It just requires different methods of understanding. What's that supposed to mean? > even if it is magic, I'm not sure if I care. I'm fine with such a notion. You don't gain much by declaring the possibility of magic. You are basically just saying that anything is possible at any moment, that not everything has to follow certain rules. But since you can't make any predictions or draw conclusions based on this there isn't any value. Also there is no explanatory power of declaring something the result of magic, you aren't any wiser.
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  1916. YamiShadow Kitty More desirable because it makes our world simpler and better to understand. Also, being sceptical and keeping it Occam's-razor-simple instead of shoving wishful fantasies everywhere is the humble thing to do.
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  1917. summercures2 > After all, chemicals in our brain are not intelligent enough to know how to respond to seeing your wife after not seeing her for a long period of time. Huh? I think you don't understand how neurons in our brain work. What you said would be akin to saying that carbon, hydrogen and iron aren't intelligent enough for combustion engines.
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  1918. YamiShadow Kitty > Occam was happily religious throughout his entire life I don't care about him personally, I don't consider him a prophet, I am not trying to appeal to his authority, … (Why do certain types of people assume that everyone thinks the way they do and follow every word/action of a prophet. I've seen this before, creationists starting arguments with what Darwin supposedly said/did, as if it changed anything about evolution itself… it really baffles me how these people have such similar thinking patterns that are so different to mine.) > It would be a misunderstanding to suppose that his Razor is meant to remove the possibility or existence of the nonphysical from our sphere of awareness. It is meant to uphold scepticism towards all claims, especially those extraordinary ones that change more of the status quo, e.g. if you allow for magic you allow for a lot more. Otherwise you could always insert everywhere an absurdly complex explanation for no good reason and there would be no rules and regularities. Can you assume I am a human more or less like you as opposed to an alien? Yes, unless there is good reason to assume that I am in fact an alien. > I love weird definitions that are easy to rip apart. > You clearly don't know what physical means and are trying to equate it to "exists" as a sleight of hand, to remove the possibility of the nonphysical mind outright. How about offering your own? I am happy to be using it in discussions with you. > Yet it isn't a physical thing so much as a nonphysical/spiritual manifestation which can affect the physical. What's that supposed to mean? Again, define "physical" please. And using no circular/recursive definitions if you may. > That something is nonphysical doesn't mean that it does not follow rules-- only that whatever rules it might follow are probably not the rules which physical things follow. That's circular.
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  1919. ***** LOL? But not Obama. 
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  1920. "hwite" used to be the norm?
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  1921. Spammer, mark and move along, he even posts this in videos were it's far from being related to the story.
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  1922. ***** His followers looked up to him, he would be responsible for them.
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  1923. TheQualityrkc Of what?
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  1924. I heard the same argument with (above elementary-school) maths. IMHO, evolution is much more useful that e.g. having to memorize organelles, muscles, nerves, … The concept is useful on a broader range, even where you wouldn't expect it at first, e.g. computer science.
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  1925. zack villa Didn't you ever making an analogue? You can talk about it e.g. when talking about how culture/memes/etc. spread. 
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  1926. Which holiday?
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  1927. Quran is not the only thing most Muslims follow.
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  1928. ***** Story makes about as much sense as Lord Xenu.
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  1929. There were reports that in some Tartar villages nobody wanted to become campaign worker.
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  1930. Naturally god determined it when it created everything because it is all-powerful and therefore all-knowing, duh! Believers can't even get their "logic" together.
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  1931. +KILLKING110 Depends on where you are cleaning. ;)
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  1932. What if there is another crash?
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  1933. Sebastian Wolfstein If things go down and enough people are affected the government would be forced to print money because people aren't happy if they lose their pensions, even if you could argue that they or their employer are to blame.
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  1934. Could the senate even decide on whether someone is a natural-born citizen?
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  1935. *****  You disagree?
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  1936. ***** > Kofer in hebrew and Cover is the same word What about "gentile"?
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  1937. ***** > I dont want to make a small issue a big deal like you  are trying to. Well, is "disturb[ing] peace" a small issue now or not?
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  1938. ***** Huh? What's the matter with you?
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  1939. ***** What did you just say? I think you need to edit this out, Youtube considers such remarks hate-speech. Also you can't paint all people belonging to one group with the same brush.
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  1940. *****
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  1941. Raymond Fallaria OP doesn't, Ben does.
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  1942. fraroc Seems like they wanted to take the opposite position to Iran.
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  1943. +Maryam Abdulmumin Is the Quran hard to understand?
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  1944. Hannah thought that this might fit into a bigger picture about an issue she herself is experiencing.
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  1945. I would have guessed this one Swiss guy was.
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  1946. ***** They would still be able to form tax-free charities? I believe that's how Scientology rolled before they officially became a religion in the US.
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  1947. Does Trump wanna cyber?
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  1948. She sounds like him, she also says "here's the thing" all the time.
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  1949. superfinevids  Are you saying free will trumps his omnipotence (all-mightiness)? Nah, that can't be, nothing trumps omnipotence, that's why it's above all and he is in control of everything and knows everything in advance (and everything is therefore predestined).
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  1950. Zeigle Bear > then all murders, rapes, child abuse, famine, illnesses, car accidents, and wars happen on his watch and under his fool [full?] control. Exactly.  > You can't have both a loving and all-powerful God in the world we live in. Indeed, that's the problem with the three omnis.
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  1951. Monarch Is there evidence the world existed last Thursday? Can you know for sure?
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  1952. Alex Jones say the hoax was staged, a hoax hoax if you will!!!!1111
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  1953. ping oh'  That's what Muslims say.
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  1954. Sebastian Koenig > China will not go to war over North Korea. Of course they would, more likely than they would over Vietnam again. 
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  1955. sara t > What makes you think america has any place butting their nose into Iranian laws. Don't know whether he was specifically talking from an US perspective, there is also e.g. Europe. And trade brings leverage.
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  1956. +Saeed Shahrour Alexander the Great just came to not go home and Romans just came for booty. So, no, not just for religion. BTW, Sol Invictus!
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  1957. Is that Alex Jones stuff?
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  1958. YoungerBrother Wakeup Being angry is one thing, throwing a tantrum another. 
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  1959. Liberal in all but the US can be considered to be more like what is knows as "libertarian" (dumb word invention) or "classical liberal" (latter many will no understand) in the US.
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  1960. +The Super Psycho Killer Only popular in the US?
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  1961. +matt knaggs I think you mixed up some stories. Were you thinking of Quinine instead of vitamin C?
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  1962. jollyandwaylo And Sauerkraut!
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  1963. JimLondonW6 > There's also the Will Rogers Turnpike, and not a lot else! The inventor of toll roads, right?
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  1964. Not necessarily.
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  1965. ***** A bowling club with that gear? 
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  1966. I want to see the foot prints.
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  1967. akou12  Does praying have an effect on you?
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  1968. Mohammad Asim  What do you mean with logical?
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  1969. 0/10
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  1970. ***** well, they could be sedated before
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  1971. When putting people in the Guillotine?
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  1972. bordy217 What about car racing?
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  1973. Rowan Fox > _and making fun of the other people's who believe in their stuff and to me thats a bully._In general if one ever makes fun of other people's ideas? No more making fun allowed in your world?
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  1974. *****  If you wouldn't feel less then walking would be uncomfortable.
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  1975. > NBC also has Jenna Bush Hagar on their staff So?
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  1976. > much lower rape rate "Reported", that is.
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  1977. TheMinimumPC You calculated that? You mean you simply made assumptions about how many rapes get reported, right? :-> 
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  1978. TheMinimumPC > _ I really don't want to compare countries based on their rape rates_ "Anymore", that is. ;)
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  1979. TheMinimumPC > about 3/4th of the cases aren't reported in both the nations Where did you get this from? Besides, I am American? 
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  1980. That t-shirt will get this video demonetized.
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  1981. SexyEthiopianChick YapYaP It's more about how life became so diverse, how it adapted. You seem to start with the presumption that god created it.
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  1982. Is being low-energy like these guys required to do stop-motion? Adam could never do that. :D
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  1983. ***** they were hardly ever entirelly seperate for a 'long' time 
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  1984. ***** > Equalism is the progression of the past moving into the future. Depending on what you mean with "equalism" not all people would aggree. I think you should clarify you mean equality of opportunity and not quality of results, i.e. that you still want competition.
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  1985. ***** Birds have extra eyelids against that.
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  1986. 💣
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  1987. gnarCR In females as well. 
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  1988. PixelSwitch7  > This girl did not suffer from a mental disorder Depends on what you mean with "mental disorder". I could totally see how someone could think of this as a case of the body not matching the brain and consider this a mental disorder.
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  1989. Kc Marshall from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_identity_disorder: "Gender identity disorder is classified as a medical disorder by the ICD-10 CM[7] and DSM-5 (called gender dysphoria).[8]" --  "Gender identity disorder in adolescence and adulthood". ICD10Data.com. Retrieved July 3, 2011. ^ Jump up to: a b c Fraser, L; Karasic, D; Meyer, W; Wylie, K (2010). "Recommendations for Revision of the DSM Diagnosis of Gender Identity Disorder in Adults". International Journal of Transgenderism 12 (2): 80–85. doi:10.1080/15532739.2010.509202. Anyways, I wouldn't rely so much on authorities in this case. If someone is not feeling well (in this case about his outer appearance) I can totally see how this could be considered an illness/disorder. (Problem is only that maybe this is only induced by the outside so in some cases only society changing might truly help [there is only so much a knife can do], but that's entirely different discussion…)
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  1990. Nice!
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  1991. +The muslim Atheist In a soccer match? They did in the next international one involving Turkey.
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  1992. ***** You aren't religious? Didn't you take a creationist position in the comment sections of another video?
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  1993. QHoratiusF Disagree with (2), it's not a separate person. Please provide evidence to the contrary.
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  1994. jdogsful > circumcised dick have more symmetry But only if the cut is symmetric and happened to heal symmetric with no bridges, etc.?
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  1995. "Muselmen" would be better?
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  1996. Famous comment from Betty Dodson shows her view: "When it comes to sex, all women are gay. Some men are holdouts." I've always wondered how much of a role culture plays.
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  1997. The sound effects were really needed…
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  1998. haiggoh Old people die? Guns get sold? 
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  1999. +Ozoneocean MJM In many EU countries as well. Especially without a permit.
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  2000. Is the Core-M model fanless?
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  2001. "I have come here to chew bubblegum and become the next president...and I'm all out of bubblegum." -- Chris Christie
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  2002. Is Jeremy suddenly doing a Will impression?
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  2003. Onion rings for everyone!
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  2004. Jane Lin So true. Without the x-ray I would have been somewhat on the side of the TSA when it comes to pulling someone aside but this here is ridiculous.
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  2005. ***** That's not fun. Not even with an explosion.
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  2006. +Angel O > Take away religion and they'd still probably do it but we don't know for sure. You think they might have done it for "rational" reasons as well? :-> (Or that people have a tendency to follow irrational beliefs no matter what? In that case I don't entirely disagree with you.)
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  2007. +James Lopez There are these boards where you put cables in, no soldering needed. Arduino
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  2008. Paul O Are you an authority on true Christianity? 
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  2009. Chrissy Hammerer  > Our demographics show that we need young families to come in Either that, or simply have less old people, a problem that solves itself with time. ;)
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  2010. What's not a theory?
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  2011. TentaclePentacle  Also wrong, they might work fine, but not necessarily and what you both are talking about falls more along the lines of "intersexuals".
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  2012. > does that really matter in the real world? Depends on what you are doing.
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  2013. fiddle sticks
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  2014. Nelson Baietti Whatever the reason behind it is, they didn't get fired, they just didn't get renewed… ;)
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  2015. CIS?
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  2016. he read from something in some parts
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  2017. +youtubasoarus They are sold out though. :)
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  2018. Edward Bernayse666 Meh, some people turn crazy, happened before.
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  2019. KELLSONIC  Answering would have meant performing political suicide, you respect her for not doing that? No sane politician would have done so.
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  2020. Ian McGarrett  She would undermine her own justification for why you should vote 3rd parties.
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  2021. Ian McGarrett Huh, I can't see the difference? Who are you talking to?
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  2022. > We know there was a meteor in the area" !! But "we" don't know where a 200ft long 200ft wide 200ton plane is Huh? Where is the relation?
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  2023. ***** The meteor moves predictably.
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  2024. Different strokes for different folks, you make it sound like there could be just one type of agreement.
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  2025. Silverizael > And not even the chemicals he's been discussing, In that case he should clear up which ones he is talking about. > as science has long proven that they are perfectly fine. What's "percetly fine"? Sugar can kill you just as well as salt given the right amount and too much salt in foods can be a problem even if salt might be considered "natural" by some…
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  2026. jafron fronjay There is one single source for that AFAIK.
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  2027. > Practitioners of voodoo have been known to use neurotoxin and other chemicals to assault people they curse. First time I heard that.
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  2028. > and ends up getting sexually assaulted.  What? Are you talking about school or prison? Or is there no difference in the US?
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  2029. In that case I am happy I didn't went to school were you went. ***** > Also why the fuck use > instead of " "? E-mail/newsgroup tradition.
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  2030. +Philip Boardman "fine" is ableist!
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  2031. jack miller LOL, 1/10
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  2032. ChroNic1DiarrHea > lol absence if evidence is not the evidence if absence Upon entering a home, what would you consider evidence for the absence of cockroaches?
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  2033. booberrydelight Can't you find every possible climate in CA? ;) 
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  2034. What's for dinner ? So you don't believe omnipotent god created you with full knowledge of how you will choose?
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  2035. +Ash Hougelman Fearful act?
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  2036. TheColorblindpony > its not about what they believe, its how they act > they See? You are using an arbitrary classification.
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  2037. It's a bit strange how his hand-movements don't match his speech because of the way you cut it or rather mixed the sound and video.
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  2038. ***** Moonshine, eh?
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  2039. o_O Ahaha, I was right: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aragh_Sagi
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  2040. +Toni Schrammel But aren't you afraid of what happens once larger disaster strikes? Wars, economy, etc., how long can the city be maintained autonomously?
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  2041. Huh? Which batteries? Ni-Cd/Ni-Mh because of the nickel or zinc–carbon because of the carbon? Anyways, it's not as if there weren't any other sources…
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  2042. Kayemache  > Creation is no longer accepted in schools anymore. So, yea, atheism is ruling the world. I sense a false dichotomy.
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  2043. IMPERATOR …and they might feel like not fitting into where they are, either they assimilate or they go totally in the other direction. 
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  2044. *****  Why conception in particular? Why not earlier?
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  2045. > it's the person who interprets it in a dumb way There is only so much you can interpreted, that generations of families are punished by god is mentioned in more than one occasion in the old testament.
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  2046. neocanuck > church officials were well aware The Catholic church was more afraid of communism, see the encyclical quadragesimo anno. They tried to cope with Nazism the best they could, even influence them and the Nazis weren't publicly calling for abolishment of the church. If that was indeed the plan of the Nazis I guess it was to implement it after the previous generation was gone.
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  2047. ***** > Stalin, Pol Pot or Mao Ze-Dong were somehow enhanced by the virtue of no religiosity? Please read a detailed biography about Stalin to see why he does not fit this list.
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  2048. Too obvious troll… 1/10 If you were real, you would say something about Jebuz.
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  2049. Maybe GMO will make it better. ;)
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  2050. Tpete811 Why?
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  2051. diGritz1  Is it unnecessary if it would be worse if nobody did it?
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  2052. ***** LOL Marcola! https://openparachute.wordpress.com/2014/02/16/quality-and-selection-counts-in-fluoride-research/
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  2053. ***** > is he a fan of dental fluorosis, brittle bones, and mental retardation or something? No, he is for sensible amounts.
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  2054. samsa deniz The person writing the titles doesn't follow the show very much, has happened numerous times before that the title was wrong/misleading.
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  2055. Justin Rudolph Nah, the lore definitely differs, therefore it's a different figure.
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  2056. EclipseClemens > almost :/ I guess that's in the eye of the beholder. But I guess you are right in the sense that figures from famous stories are also considered to be the  same one even when with different traits attributed by different authors and being in different universes (doctor from Doctor Who, Darth Vader, Peter Pan…).
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  2057. Lenovo already owns it?
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  2058. tubester4567 You make it seem like there was only one form of either. That's not the case.
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  2059. ***** > it is the same. Your example weren't permanent body modifications. You could have used removing the tonsils, the appendix or the wisdom teeth, those are things that are or were at some point considered useless. But all those invasive procedures aren't done to minors proactively. Oh, and your argumentation could have just as well been for female genital cutting, but you don't agree with procedures there, don't you?
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  2060. ***** > and you KNOW IT How arrogant of you to assume you know better what other people think. > we will obey [my] GOD . and we will live healthier. Your prophet was OK with cutting it in females as well as long as not too much was cut (according to a hadith), do you share that opinion?
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  2061. ***** > stop bothering me with your garbage., I am not the one here promoting Islam. > people have brains and they can choose Obviously you have to believe they can only choose what is in god's plan, since you have to believe he is the all-knowing, all-powerful creator of everything.
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  2062. *****  Oops, just notices that I overlooked an answer from you: > so we do it for males and not for females. Actually in many Muslim countries it is done for both, including Indonesia (so not just Africa). Like I said there is an oral tradition implicitly allowing it to some degree. > and every one knows the two organs are different between genders so you cant compare. Both genders have a prepuce, in one case the foreskin in the clitoral hood both mean to protect the head of the penis/clitoris. Very comparable, the same organ in the embryo.
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  2063. ***** > even in indonesia it is rare and not islamic. Incorrect on both accounts: • It's not rare: "Two Indonesian nationwide studies in 2003 and 2010 found over 80% of Muslim girls are subjected to cutting, typically newborns through the age of 9. More than 90% of adults claimed they wanted the practice to continue." (from WP, sources http://www.theguardian.com/society/2012/nov/18/female-genital-mutilation-circumcision-indonesia and http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACU138.pdf) • Islam permits it: http://islamqa.info/en/1188 I'm ***** to prove my point. Unlike you apparently. ;)
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  2064. brian whittle > but men can still have almost a normal sex life without the foreskin. FGM actually in it's most extreme form removes sex organs it's far worse. You assume male circumcision consists only of one form yet you talk about different forms of FGM. Look up penile subincision, a male body modification (performed in conjunction with foreskin removal) where I am sure nobody doubts that it's affects sex life quite a bit. But of course the worst form of A is worse than the least extreme form of B, whoopdedoo… >_> :P I am sure those Kurdish woman with FGM type 1a will tell you that it they have a "normal sex life" as well. At least those Kurdish minorities are consistent.
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  2065. You are certainly afraid of heavier weaponry.
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  2066. BlackLotus30 But she apparently has some muscles.
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  2067. ***** > Feminism is not about hating men, it's as simple as that.Feminism is not about hating men, it's as simple as that. Depends on what is meant with "men", many feminism see themselves fighting against the patriarchy or rather a masculinity culture and with this what is attached to the male gender role.
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  2068. Is using a certain lens also "touching-up"?
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  2069. Proving what is real? The feeilng?
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  2070. Demitria O How do you know? I mean his argument could be that he wanted to show what happens in the real world? Start a discussion yadda yadda…
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  2071. ***** Comments weren't disabled originally and I meant discussion in the public realm (similar to Sarkeesian, she disabled comments as well but still argues that she wants to start a discussion which apparently worked). > So shut the fuck up. You seem like such a nice person. :->
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  2072. Demitria O I agree yadda yadda. And I also don't think it serves any purpose yadda yadda. But I bet you that Zhang guy will argue the way I foreseen it yadda yadda.
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  2073. 6:13 Huh, odd how the camera is reacting to the LEDs.
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  2074. You sure that's still the case now that Microsoft owns it? ;)
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  2075. Titus Orelius Can you give me some sample of your writing to help me decide on whether you are block-worthy?
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  2076. And at least he does not throw around his sharp tools.
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  2077. Relation to evolution?
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  2078. H Boogie They don't have Internets in the land down under, too sparsely populated. ;)
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  2079. You see the top numbers in percent in each graphic.
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  2080. Have you ever taken the time to watch/read the rebuttals? I mean that's Alex Jones stuff.
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  2081. Many Muslims actually think the Quran is not enough and they additionally follow oral traditions but where they can't agree upon which are considered canon and which not.
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  2082. +Nick Fox Maybe they wish to make it a self-fulfiling prophecy. More hype --> more pressure to make it real.
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  2083. Heats1Fan And ableism.
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  2084. Heats1Fan And speciesism.
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  2085. Alemayehu Solomon They only talked about humans, they were being anthroponormative.
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  2086. allmapepz Wouldn't it be a better book if it was easy to understand by common people? Man would probably have a hard time creating such a book, an omnipotent being on the other hand…
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  2087. allmapepz > lol, if you read Arabic or understood it. Apparently not, or there would be only one interpretation.
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  2088. allmapepz > so again there is only in interpretation If different people read different things into certain parts of texts, then these are different interpretations. One says you can freely beat your wife, the other says that only in certain circumstances. One says that women have to hide their curve, another person disagrees. One thinks that slavery is forbidden, the other disagrees. … If there was only one interpretations there would be no need for debates, schools, religious rulings… everything would be obvious, but it isn't. > but we humans are not perfect Was it god's decision to create humans this way? Since he is perfect you have to believe that this was a perfect decision, right?
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  2089. +DLuX You have less or shorther physical withdrawal symptoms with caffeine or nictonine, in your case though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benzodiazepine_withdrawal_syndrome It's interesting the medication you take I heard only to be used for severe epilepsy cases, seeing the adverse effects I can only conclude you are using a very minor dose because I don't see how you could be functioning otherwise.
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  2090. NikoBelic4 There are many second-class groups, why concentrate on women in particular, because they are the largest group? Are their issues separate?
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  2091. NikoBelic4 There's no denying he hated women and wanted that out there, the question is whether he is part of something bigger. 
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  2092. Aaaah, those folds in the sheet.
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  2093. Mandeep Singh ***** inb4 VP9 for what it's worth
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  2094. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=inb4
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  2095. krjcook Freedom of speech in the US would allow for that, you can indeed have a statue of Hitler.
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  2096. So the driver basically infected the victim with her brain damage?
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  2097. Luxurious Idiocy Saw his avatar?
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  2098. ***** > Shiia which is not considered Islam Shia are not Muslim in your eyes? Isn't that the position of ISIS?
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  2099. ***** Imposing any religion or favoritism towards believers of one religion/sect, as has happened numerous times with Islam, is bad. But what does that have to do whether someone is from Afghanistan, is that place something bad, something shameful among your kind? If some dude was from Afghanistan, so what?
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  2100. In this case they did some sort of research.
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  2101. The US has no mandated sick leave?!
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  2102. Who said that?
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  2103. Donger Master > you actually agreeing to kill 30 million human I don't. o3MTA3o Oh, you are right, forgot about that, especially the hotels around Mecca and Medina will be sustained for times to come. It's just odd that it took so long before the building boom started there. Didn't the rule that every Musselman has to go already exist in old times?
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  2104. jojen jojen > I am waiting for a day when someone invades Saudi Arabia When IS does? And destroys every artifact except for holy black to-be-danced-around stone enclosed in silver vagina?
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  2105. > Both sides didn't care about the blacks Some on the northern side (AFAIK mainly Quackers) cared very much. > Secession is a god given right LOL > a US constitutional right Nope. > a US declaration of independence right Even if, not binding. > The war NEVER officially ended since the government never gave up The rebels stopped rebelling.
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  2106. Andrew Newcomb Vlogs Did you just upvote yourself? Anyways, SC agrees with me: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secession_in_the_United_States#Supreme_Court_rulings
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  2107. Jessica Anthony Was that what he implied? 
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  2108. FlyingJetpack1 Nah, the number will be large (and you need quite some amount of space for storing it) but still will not take years because you don't need to try and guess something.
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  2109. I wonder whether this will affect what refugees they will get (or will stay), more of the poorer ones without family? Is this what they intended. BTW, TYT does not seem to be aware that real caps aren't possible.
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  2110. 3DGansta Both are black…
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  2111. 3DGansta > monkeys That's racist! :O
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  2112. +yousufj56 Do you have numbers on those exiting it? I doubt it.
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  2113. +Frank Brown Fructose is great in that regard then, no insulin response. ;P
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  2114. Simon Sez What's an "atheist thumper"?
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  2115. Simon Sez Bible is a book. Is an atheist thumper someone who thumps atheists?  
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  2116. soulecho230 You just need to be fond of alcohol! :D 
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  2117. Celsius? Summer weather, eh?
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  2118. Gilbert Flowerface Poor Scotland and Wales… :(
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  2119. cmatrix4761 So if in your example the maximum available bandwidth is 2 Mbps then all who don't get 1 Mbps are basically being throttled because their packets aren't transported using best effort.
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  2120. Just like Bavaria… :->
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  2121. Sarity DrawsALot You support gender reassignment surgeries? Heard that not all feminists do, forgot the exact reasons cited though. Something with conforming to patriarchy-induced binary gender worldview or so.
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  2122. +children of the light The Sunnis asked for help. In this case they are a considerable portion but the "they asked for help" argument has been used too often before (Kashmir, Afghanistan 1980, …).
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  2123. ***** "Elected". Also it's not as if the KSA and such cared much about elections…
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  2124. ***** Yes, but the KSA got involved in there.
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  2125. Kirstin S But of course, they wanted to be shot! :->
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  2126. Clear Truth So true, it shouldn't have been called "medicine" in the first place because homeopathy is quackery. > Why don't you say how many millions of people die each year from your "conventional" drugs?! That's independent of Homepathy being quackery.
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  2127. TheSwellFellow But the cops would have shot back, unless someone would have shot at them using a large enough RPG launcher… More escalation helps?
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  2128. I heard about cases where blocking (and thus circumventing) the ISP-specific caching servers helped. I believe that was related to a US cable provider.
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  2129. Just wondering, the size G breasts are also because of genetics, right? Not everyone has the potential for having these breast?
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  2130. tom jones > waiting for the name of these "straight" porn stars that got HIV Also for "research" purposes?
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  2131. ***** Your argument is invalid for the things your ancestors done.
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  2132. ***** What happened at the City of Hamoukar around the Uruk expansion at 3500 BCE.
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  2133. Robert Scott Still he's strictly speaking no professor without an habilitation.
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  2134. Devan Evans Oops, just read that in the US universities are much more lenient when it comes to this, seems like becoming a full professor is comparatively easy there.
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  2135. ***** Is Islam much more than its representatives?
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  2136. +CSHallo Because of winter solstice?
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  2137. +M. Pulverman But a langosto isn't a lobsters either to begin with, it's another name for crayfish.
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  2138. True, true, but couldn't a Christian literalist basically argue that omnipotent god approved of it? :/
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  2139. ***** Concerning the presidential election it would be a lost vote for obvious reasons, every electoral system like in the US degenerates into a two-party system eventually.
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  2140. niefali But it's not limited to the US, everywhere first-past-the-post in place you get two polarized parties in the end.
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  2141. niefali It's not that different from what was in the Weimar republic, it was parliamentaric back then and it is now, so they didn't that much, biggest changes I remember are related to the presidents office.
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  2142. ***** In the US he has a lot of powers compared to e.g. Germany. 
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  2143. I want my share!
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  2144. +Sean Lumly > viruses, bacteria LOL
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  2145. The canal zone is not US territories, just like embassies aren't. Common mistake.
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  2146. +Yoda on DMT Accommodate to what extend?
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  2147. +ComfyShortz The insides which they rebuilt in the 50s again?
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  2148. CN azu If we talk about hood removals (or more general "excess" skin removals) in both cases it certainly can be compared, don't you think?
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  2149. hardcorefakes12 I can totally see how a cut woman in Africa would say exactly the same.
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  2150. *****  > It's because this Pope is actually addressing issues that shoulda been talked about over 40 years ago  Quadragesimo anno? ;)
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  2151. +asmRTPOP It's cold outside.
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  2152. The tablet from 2001 was from Toshiba, wasn't it?
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  2153. James Fletcher That's BS, the figure refers to the number of causalities of the war and causalities of the ensuing civil war (mostly between Shia and Sunni).
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  2154. "Full restored", so it can shoot?
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  2155. osmith1999 I doubt it will make a "monumental impact" as they claim, female-to-male is already the least likely HIV transmission route.
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  2156. Nah, just like Christie would never block a bridge… (entirely).
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  2157. +THE BRAIN SPECIALIST Penile cancer is always rare, are you doing this on purpose?
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  2158. MiamiPush2theLimit "Forcing" in the sense of possibly making it physical, right?
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  2159. MiamiPush2theLimit Religious you say? So the same would apply if it was a picture of a kissing same-sex couple?
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  2160. MiamiPush2theLimit > Are we going to legalize flashing people? There is a difference between bare nudity (heh) and flashing. But can I assume in your case it's also your culture/religion that plays a big role in whether you would consider a picture of something OK?
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  2161. MiamiPush2theLimit intent (e.g.)
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  2162. ***** Nah, it's just the circumcisions that make them more unruly. SCNR >:D
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  2163. "Thanks though for the DNA." That's what she said.
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  2164. +Bernard Black > This is because of film's construction! Film is made in layers of emulsion each layer is exposed to the light and each layer provides more depth to whatever is in shot. Wat? Is this some new age thing?
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  2165. ***** > growing number of people What kind of people? ;) 
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  2166. normtheclone  They have no influence at all or a different one?
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  2167. UniversalPotentate > Natural Medicine O_o At a institution that also offers chiropractic degrees? 
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  2168. Huh? Walk out when it's not mandatory in public schools? What are you talking about?
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  2169. What do you think of math and physics?
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  2170. +ravishingravi .
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  2171. JayfromIT No, please don't, there are enough people in IT who are just "good with computers", it would be like people who are "good with telescopes" in astrophysics. 
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  2172. Daria Nastasia Making it public like this could be because of the money, in fact like Cenk mentioned it, she said it herself.
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  2173. josh simpson The son of a common TYT guest.
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  2174. Aryan King What's "Jewish" owned as opposed to "Christian" owned, Mr. Aryan King Sir?
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  2175. Aryan King What makes them "ethnically" Jewish then? Also, can someone be ethnically Irish? 
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  2176. Did they install Clinton's teleprompters sideways?
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  2177. LOL, Cenk just had to mention the porn.
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  2178. The US killed Ali!!111 ;)
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  2179. +Ronin Dave Why not both? The dumb borders are to blame but their religion makes it more likely that they lash out a certain way.
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  2180. +Jaser sk > and those verses were aimed only for the muslims at that time. Why are then part of the perfect book? Maybe that was indeed their original aim but now we have a religion whose book has these verses in their texts. Now I know you will now draw a parallel to the Torah and that's fair enough but on it's own I would preferred if the "perfect" book didn't have these in them (same for the Torah BTW).
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  2181. +Merciful Hearts > Actually Muslims and Jews have been living in peace since then until 1948 BS, there have been armed conflicts in the 20s/30s already. > The hadith sources are 6 Depending on who you ask the 6 differ by one book but nevermind. When I show you some hadiths in these "Authentic Six" that show what a dick Muhammad was will you then tell me that you consider only a subset of the hadiths in these books as true?
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  2182. Merciful Hearts > Feel free for you will not find anything that goes against humanity. http://www.usc.edu/org/cmje/religious-texts/hadith/abudawud/038-sat.php#038.4348 (inb4: "this hadith is not authentic enough" or "wrong translation" or "different times back then")
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  2183. Raisou ò > like its an Islamic problem when it isn't one. I think Islam and especially parts of its ideology like the veneration of fighting "martyrs" made it worse. If you want to argue that this discussion isn't fruitful because Islam is here to stay then I am with you though. > if the middle east was predominately Christian, groups like ISIS would still exist Are you saying sectarian violence would still exist? Like in Northern Ireland? Maybe, but still I can't think it would be in the same extend. There was the Thirthy' Years War but nobody is comparing it to the Battle of Karbala. > people are just look for something to use to justify what they are doing That's always the case. And if you got a religious book that allows for peaceful and horrible interpretations at the same time then this book is crap. Applies to both Torah and Quran. > but this wasn't a religious move instead it was an economical one Well d'uh, but the justifications were religious. In early times eradicating the polytheists was the main priority, which meant taking over large parts of the peninsula. > People were not forced to convert that could in fact keep their own religion If they were monotheists and abided by some rules. But through varying discrimination and a special tax which varied at times and went to of up to 1/5 of everything of value they were basically pushed into converting depending who was ruling at the time. > after that until the Mongols came which was the first major blow to the region they lost all the knowledge and research that had been gained because the place was ransacked and all the books were either thrown into the river or burned. There were also anti-neoplatonist movements going in the same direction. Forgot the name of the one Muslim philosopher who was behind this, last name starting with "g"? > didn't start becoming extreme until the finding of the sect known as Wahhabism Nah, look what they did in Kashmir much earlier. Or this one crazy ruler in occupied Spain.
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  2184. stephen mckenna  > prove the chain that links the genus Homo The whole chain? LOL. > prove there was no flood that destroyed previous civilizations Why? What does that have to do with anything? > The fact of the matter is you can not because you do not have the information to properly argue the points You make no sense. Are you confused? > because pontificating on  that which you know nothing about makes you sound uninformed Says stephen mckenna. :->
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  2185. Did it heal well?
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  2186. You can't say 4G without orgy.
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  2187. > just not one to Blacks So every country is basically a democracy then? :->
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  2188. Did this happen before?
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  2189. i am not hedwig A totally clean state you say? Hm… So you can basically be the worst human being, do whatever you want, then convert and you are off to paradise? Now that's an exploit.
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  2190. +chrslb What does TV instruct people to do?
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  2191. The Fire Tongs Bowl
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  2192. Mikkel Youreallydontwanttoknow  Well, they specifically mentioned his title.
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  2193. ***** Is "Registered Dietician" a real thing?
    1
  2194. Sun bro So it's like the industry certifying itself. Does not say much about how scientific it is though.
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  2195. Chazim76 > Yes they want to enjoy freedom and freedom is where you have little government. Freedom is where freedom is ensured, government needs to be the right size for that.   > Taxes were made to pay for wars and that was it. But of course and the post monopoly was to make some money otherwise… :-> We are not the 18th century anymore.
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  2196. Edward Godinez In many that deal with the matter, are you looking for something specific like e.g. speciation (modern creationist's favorite)?
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  2197. How are the states represented in the UN? ;)
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  2198. Andrew Newcomb You need to be a state in the sense of "a sovereign political entity in public international law; a society having exclusive domain over a territory" and they apparently considered the US as a whole to be one, no matter its federalism, just like with Germany.
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  2199. Bill o'reilly is wearing a suit jacket with plaid not unlike what Reagan would have worn.
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  2200. This was a non-functional prototype, right?
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  2201. ***** > How did F.B.I identify terrorists so quickly? Especially since their bodies were atomized They knew who was on there. > Bush refused then stalled even having 911 commission (430 days? or so). He and Cheney refused to testify under oath nor in front of commission. And they wouldn't say anything unless they were together? Bush declared in 2005-2006 He wasn't worried nor after Bin Laden at that time. Hardly anything to do with 9/11 itself.
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  2202. Thrashaero > and buildings smash themselves with no slowing down There was slowing down, the fall wasn't even totally straight.
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  2203. +Kayla Wingett At a military academy?
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  2204. +Ophelia Agulfr I wondered that as well.
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  2205. Nope, the British didn't introduce that flag.
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  2206. So? Have they written in any good journals about it? No, well, then it's all a conspiracy, right?
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  2207. > the damn and obviously the trade embargos. On luxurious goods?
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  2208. iaagg > there is the clause that says you cannot have servers using Google' s internet Doesn't every ISP have this for their private users?
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  2209. Baloo Dumptruck (´^｀)
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  2210. +Elitistb616 > then citizenship may be revoked by the US. Why "may"?
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  2211. +kearsey1000 > states quite clearly that the USA does not recognize dual citizenship with any country. Well, ignoring it might also be a form of accepting. ;)
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  2212. +SCORCH3DxX I believe she simply had the potential for these breasts. The hormones made happen what her genes were programmed for.
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  2213. I want to see a follow-up on how reality turned out in 2 years. ;)
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  2214. Aliens, right?
    1
  2215. Most of those who were in WW1?
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  2216. MrHardCash I think this map shows whether they have active laws (and not e.g. overturned laws as in some US states) in their books and could theoretically prosecute someone for homosexuality on its own. Whether the laws are enforced would be a much more complex question.
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  2217. ARTEMIS_FOWL14s What about clothes made of two types of fabric?
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  2218. aldf fdaf won't read replies, bot account 
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  2219. Muslim Pope Can I be reborn, life on earth sounds so much cooler than in heaven?
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  2220. ロライトユサラ But that would be additionally, everything you donate as part of "zakaat" you donate less to "infidels".
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  2221. Bitter Disillusionment Not choosing doesn't mean it's inherent, does it?
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  2222. theJoppex So 2007…
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  2223. Silent33091 Basic CSS is easy, pro CSS is hard if you want to target all and every platform. ;)
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  2224. Dante x Yamato PHP is a difficulty in itself.
    1
  2225. Yay finally! Was it because of my comment some time ago?
    1
  2226. And not to forget one should also mention from which translation he/she is quoting.
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  2227. Consuela Lemon  > the lady is still black *is still considered black
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  2228. Consuela Lemon Wow, you seem angry. Anyway, my point was about the importance of distinguishing appearance and identity. I am sure you are agree with this.
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  2229. Consuela Lemon But how she is perceived (and thus treated) is all that matters here.
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  2230. +Jon Smotrich > oh yes it does No, it's not. The reasons for why it's expensive are different, e.g. fixed costs.
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  2231. Daneka has similar proportions to Scarlett Johansson or why does this fit so well?
    1
  2232. ***** Nope, hardly.
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  2233. +Nargin Flargin: You won't know the difference between 23.3333 and 23.5
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  2234. capucchan8 Nope, the electoral system always makes it so you will always end up with a two-party system where every third party vote is a lost vote.
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  2235. capucchan8 > as you took a stand against the system Wohoo, sooo great… :->  And if you don't vote at all I guess you are taking a stance as well.
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  2236. capucchan8 I('d) stick with my pragmatism. Have fun with your idealism.
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  2237. capucchan8 You mean, not supporting the other guy. 
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  2238. Isn't that how things go in the US?
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  2239. Johannes Klatt That he took the knife might point towards him planning to harm the other person, that's why there was the murder charge because they needed to investigate whether the killer didn't plan out on killing the other person.
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  2240. I expected something like this to happen when I first heard about the concept of Snapchat, it's not something to be relied on, if someone has an image on his/her device then there is a possibility he/she can access it and in fact I am happy about it and against such DRM-related schemes because a person should be pretty much in control of his/her device. 
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  2241. Well, but it's more majority rule now, just like what Sunnis want in Syria. That made me thinking, why couldn't Saddam and Assad just switch places?
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  2242. > I'm guessing the article INCLUDES I don't think so, normally you would just include variable costs that can be attributed to a single pill because having there other costs is complicated and depends on factor like how many are you projected to sell and when you want to have your R&D costs back. Not to forget Cara mentioned how it's also R&D costs for those medication that didn't turn out well…
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  2243. > Why should that not be their right? Because they could selectively stifle competition and opinions. Think about what would happen if a handful of corporations controlled most of the roads (esp. the big ones) in the US and could install an automated system for prioritizing traffic (e.g. different speed limits) based on arbitrary properties.
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  2244. Andrew Straub They might have no other choice, not the services any other way than (directly or indirectly) through those big providers. 
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  2245. unreliable
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  2246. BBC explains why IS kills during Ramadan (http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-36703874): "The belief in Ramadan as a month of war comes from Islamic history itself. The Prophet Muhammad waged his first jihad, known as the Battle of Badr, during Ramadan in 624. Eight years later he also conquered Mecca during the month of Ramadan, thereby claiming the city which houses one of Islam's most holy sites today: the Kaaba. […] Abdullah Azzam, who is often referred to as "the godfather of modern jihad" because he led the original Arab foreign fighters in Afghanistan during the 1980s, argued that "neglecting jihad is like abandoning fasting and praying.""
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  2247. I remember that there was Phd thesis of a famous 20th century physicist which was also quite short but I don't remember who it was.
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  2248. ebook copies?
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  2249. +Keith Loher dispel the notion
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  2250. ***** Just a 'feminist ally', pleeeaase.
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  2251. Daniel Thomas > In the West we refer to this aid dependent hell hole as the CONGO. Not in all languages. 
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  2252. Edited. Clear now?
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  2253. Double-blind or with confirmation bias?
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  2254. IcyPinguin > and very much possible been done Nu-huh, people are quite about crap studies because they are crap.
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  2255. somrazy3 So why they don't go for the Jews? ;)
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  2256. 17:27 "… Dollaaars?" Reminded me of the famous Steve Ballmer quote about the iPhone.
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  2257. HojoOSanagi Without looking it up it's probably some Jewish or Arabic tradition that existed long before Islam.
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  2258. > It's not in the interests of the company to poison the water. It would go bankrupt So what? Until then a profit was made.
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  2259. Tu quoque fallacy.
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  2260. Janko Haluška WTF? You make no sense, how would the nationality of those Soviets matter in any way?
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  2261. SHADOW999710 http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wanna http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/wanna http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/wanna :D
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  2262. > Yeah cuz supporting dictatorships like Saddam's Iraq to fight communism works well as long as we ignore the native civilian death toll Uh, actually the Soviets backed him a lot, esp. during the Iran-Iraq war.
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  2263. SciGuy The US didn't support them that much, after all Israel was afraid of this one nuclear facility.
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  2264. > Unfortunately, that's never going to happen. And the hijab etc. is making things better?
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  2265. Faris Al-Amer > It means that she as a woman plays a role in society. You mean that she plays a role even if she is a woman? After you are talking here about making the womanly features less apparent. Still your argument sounds strange, I try to think how absurd it would sound like when someone would argue that muscular meant should hide their muscles in order to me more of an 'human being'.
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  2266. Faris Al-Amer The way you phrased it originally made it sound like made women out to be less human.
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  2267. +TheTrinitySaga 2/3 of adults have it so it's not much a news. Also 90% pecent have one of the Herpes types in general, including e.g. Epstein–Barr.
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  2268. Rubashow The nose and philtrum/upper lip area look odd IMHO.
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  2269. Because the water comes first, moistens the soil and the mines swim?
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  2270. ***** > Land mines are not placed on steep hillsides which is not where the landslides are So they are and there are landslides?
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  2271. Well, at least daddy is not lying.
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  2272. zack villa Ever wondered how it was before you were born? No? So why bother in the other direction?
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  2273. +Yigal Weinstein ls is not standarized but find is
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  2274. ***** That's the problem with "ls" as well, in some versions you simply get question marks. 
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  2275. +Michael Mabood That's not what copyright was supposed to protect.
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  2276. Karna Upadhyay Copyright protects (specific) creative expressions, patents protect ideas (and forms).
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  2277. Karna Upadhyay This is about right.
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  2278. Would TMZ  have released them as well?
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  2279. Interesting how Cenk and Ana didn't talk about what they would have answered correctly.
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  2280. Go for your weak point for massive damage?
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  2281. *****  > unless he was a deathbed convert... lol Hey, he liked holy Mary pictures and he re-opened some churches and he first planned on becoming a preacher.
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  2282. > Female Genital Multilation means removing the Clitoris Is that your definition? Because it's not the one of the UN, there are several types.
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  2283. You can eat all of them just fine? ;)
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  2284. So Israel's borders were never declared as the armistice never made any statements about permanent borders, right? What's the official position of the UN on this?
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  2285. Care to clarify?
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  2286. There are only two sides?
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  2287. Tanner Gray It's "Online assholes exposed" not "Assholes exposed online.".
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  2288. noconz It's not that different from sugar. Also, not sure whether that study was just about the US.
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  2289. I like the ones that are green and formed like butterflies, they are so pretty! Every kid would pick up such one.
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  2290. ***** How nasty do you consider it? Comparatively?
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  2291. dakotagau The "majority" at certain points in development win maybe but even then things are much more complicated since there are a lot of parameters in play there if you want to be precise, but my point towards OP was one you probably share: even biologically (and not just in the head) things aren't entirely clear-cut.
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  2292. +Tay Tay > However pee is sterile. Common misconception. Does not mean there are many dangerous bacteria in there or even some surviving for long outside.
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  2293. trueth1468  > Us shia never kill in a such way You prefer hanging from cranes?
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  2294. You make it seem like it was also biologically always clear-cut.
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  2295. > Teaspoons, Oz and Cups are actually a bit more intuitive in cooking situations than grams and ml You are joking, right? It makes much more sense to use weight instead of volume.
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  2296. ***** Why? Tell me one advantage, I can think only of possible disadvantages.
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  2297. Raf Matt It might be hard to read, but what matters are the comprehension skills.
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  2298. When and where was it officially changed? :->
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  2299. tony gwood > Not to mention all the combustion bi-products we breathe in daily, from our engines. Wasn't that worse in the past?
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  2300. Actually, what is an "orientation"?
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  2301. Sophie Ryan > the idea that this kink was some sort of sexual orientation, which it's not I don't see anyone claiming it is. What would that even mean? Being solely drawn to people looking/behaving like dogs or dog handlers?
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  2302. +Hobbes Tiger No, there is no grading.
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  2303. FactChecking101 > I'm saying congress can not pass a law that unnecessarily imposes it's will on a person that is in conflict with their beliefs. But any beliefs are possible so this can apply for every single law.
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  2304. Kata Khresis Are genders "a real thing"? Expressions sure, but so are ethnic expressions.
    1
  2305. ***** Well when people say "race" they often mean "ethnic group" which has to do with culture.
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  2306. ***** > Men and women have different brain patterns So? Are you saying they are born with them or do they acquire them?
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  2307. Guardian978 "No you sir, are full of shit. A-easter-bunniest who believe themselves superior are just as annoying and wrong about it as Easter-bunny-fundamentalists who think themselves superior. Get the fuck over yourself and let people think what they want, you hypocrite."
    1
  2308. Darryl D. Ruggs Hairline spammers are not appreciated here.
    1
  2309. Michael Gibb > It had little to do with people being able to read scientific material that contradicted the Bible. But it's not as if they were totally OK with it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congregation_of_the_Index
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  2310. Is it just me or does he suddenly have a slight British accent.
    1
  2311. ***** There is some oral tradition saying that Muhammad only approved of certain drums and boy chants.
    1
  2312. Ahmed Al Tukhaifi Well, they identify as Sunnis, that's for sure.
    1
  2313. Some hardly have that effect. I remember that when the first retina Macbooks came out that the LGs often had it while the Samsung ones didn't. And that was quite a while ago.
    1
  2314. TechReflection I think he meant opinions like http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2006/apr/28/malepillwomensloss The idea is that if the control is shifted over to men then they will be using it to further exert power over women e.g. they are not the ones having to deal with a pregnancy.
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  2315. So why the need for the additional lock?
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  2316. AnimefreakHQ If it was about changing they would need the inside of the penis for that procedure (would be used for the inner labia).
    1
  2317. Heh, Missy Nova is now *****.
    1
  2318. +Td Fsx > new atheists dumb talking points What's that? Care to clarify?
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  2319. ***** Criticizing the US for its usage of the antiquated word "race" when it comes to humans (of which the meaning has changed but not in the heads of all) is a new atheist talking point?
    1
  2320. HellaPerformance The whole death-penalty apparatus has a huge overhead. 
    1
  2321. +Daniel Chapman Ramen my brother, ramen.
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  2322. Daniel Chapman Was redet er? Wir sind erstaunt über seine Ausdruckskraft.
    1
  2323. ***** > God realizes That makes no sense for an omnipotent (and thus all-knowing) being.
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  2324. ***** And where is the connection to the paradox I mentioned? Either "god" is connected to this world or he isn't, if you claim god is omnipotent, omniscient and the creator of everything you have to accept that everything is and always has been "part of his plan".
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  2325. 9:40 you can see what Adam was watching while working
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  2326. It was about identities in general (for whatever it's worth).
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  2327. mark jacobs Plastic surgeries before 18?
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  2328. Would you never make fun of any religion, no matter how absurd? Or are you only sour if people make fun of your particular religion/sect?
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  2329. > BTW, arabs sat the pillars of all modern science. Do you consider Persians to be Arabs?
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  2330. Wael Al-Rihawi Sat at the pillars? But they surely weren't the beginning, it started muuuuuch earlier. And they just happened to live in a time of peace and interconnection in their region, perfect circumstances for science. That's why nowadays the center of science is in the West and the Far East.
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  2331. Wael Al-Rihawi It stopped when there when religious revival movements reached the elite, e.g. when al-Gh...something wrote his treaty against Islamic Neoplatonism and and such.
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  2332. Wael Al-Rihawi > you should read it What "it"? The Quran and some oral lore (Hadith) collection? Those are two things.
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  2333. Wael Al-Rihawi You are trying quite hard to prove TYT wrong on this one here and people in this thread about their views on Sunni Islam.
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  2334. Keksi What does alcohol have to do with religion? Are you implying only religion can keep you from drinking?
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  2335. Ozgur Cetiner > A prophet delivers only, and cannot declare what is sin or not. By "delivering" stuff he is declaring that this or that (e.g. pictures of living things) is a sin or not.
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  2336. Ozgur Cetiner > By "delivering" what is revealed to him from God, he is actually prohibited doing nonsense declarations from his own Obviously that's what followers of a prophet believe. And since there are texts claiming that he said that images of living things are bad and are going to haunt at the time of the last judgement, people who believe these accounts to be true also believe that images are absolutely haram.
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  2337. It's their executive producer Irene from Romania.
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  2338. You sound like a racist.
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  2339. Damian Louden > Posting a selfie =/= sexual objectification. I think some feminists might disagree with that.
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  2340. +Ostrogothicus I would hope so, otherwise it could be exploited.
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  2341. And changing the constitution?
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  2342. Well, like Norm said it depends on the apps and the OS settings. Browsers like Firefox are indeed strange in that regard.
    1
  2343. 0^0 is not necessarily defined as 1 ;) And look up "empty product".
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  2344. Interesting, the US constitution really does make citizenship a requirement for voting in federal (or other) elections: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_of_foreigners_to_vote_in_the_United_States
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  2345. And then liquid oxygen? Wouldn't you get in trouble with the feds then (dangerous good)?
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  2346. Kryojenix  > machismo culture Don't know whether converting to Islam is such a swell idea then.
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  2347. Imtiaz Rashid  What do you mean with choice? Kryojenix  didn't say anything against choice.
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  2348. It's not a right in the constitution. The only rights there are in relation to non-discrimination.
    1
  2349. It's Texan.
    1
  2350. How about a "ce" to you peas?
    1
  2351. This guy was shooting his seeds.
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  2352. > but I know something can't come from nothing Except god?
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  2353. There was exactly one source on the WMDs.
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  2354. Paul Atreides When it comes out of the back or when the bullets explode or when they are hollow point. Not the case here, in fact those might have silencers.
    1
  2355. HyperOpinionated Yep, it exists.
    1
  2356. Lobos222 You don't need to be two-sided for the sake of it.
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  2357. +DAN NEWMAN Island has largest population of penguins in Pangaea.
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  2358. Didn't they mean Scandinavian?
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  2359. Jylan Cross Some points often made in favor of a militia army: • possibly cheaper (lower variable cost) • it represents more the views of the general populace this way (very important esp. in countries where the military likes to do coups) • people will think twice about going to war
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  2360. Where is the "e" (as in "extra") actually gone?
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  2361. +Mason Hatcher What if some religions are made up on place? Should be judge how genuine a religion is?
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  2362. AfterLifeGuru You still need training e.g. when you are male and you did your compulsory military training.
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  2363. AfterLifeGuru Just wondering, does the open carry permit include ammunition? Because I remember there was some interesting stuff when it comes to ammunition.
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  2364. I think their necks alone would freak me out more than their overall widths.
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  2365. Will fail like New Coke.
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  2366. Proudd Liberall Whether the standard of living increases depends on a lot of factors, one being efficiency in production.
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  2367. +RSPSNEWB What's the language and what made this language relevant?
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  2368. Bey Lover They don't consider Shia to be Muslims, that's what in their mind makes it OK.
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  2369. Red Star They are trying to fight bad sentiment against them. Because the outcome of this might be that far-right parties get more votes and mosques will be again the target of attacks.
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  2370. Pourya If a religion fails at producing better people then it's a flaw of the religion, don't you think?
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  2371. Pourya  > those are verses in the context of war They consider themselves to be in this context. > The rules are clear Apparently not.
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  2372. Pourya To make my first point more clear: They (terrorists) think they are at war with the world.
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  2373. Pourya I am judging the religion, not directly all its followers. I could easily think of a better religion, simply one without the certain parts in its holy book (and oral traditions).
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  2374. Pourya If they can be used to justify killings then Islam would be better off without them. You disagree?
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  2375. Holiday trees normally stay till Candlemas, or at least the three Magi.
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  2376. Why don't they question the authenticity of this Twitter account?
    1
  2377. kixmet Is it really that easy to get a PhD in the US?
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  2378. kixmet I would assumed one has to be already a bit active in the field e.g. to be a professor's assistant to get accepted and normally would only go for it if he/she plans on doing research.
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  2379. yebhx Also FGM is practised there and not just in Africa.
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  2380. kixmet Why do you want to know? Anyway, if by college you mean university then let's say certainly nothing from the humanities.
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  2381. kixmet You don't study complex numbers in secondary education (high school) already?! Oh my. > you are not familiar with humanities studies like sociology or economics. My troll senses are tingling. Anyway, why exactly?
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  2382. kixmet Would you consider math (including logic obviously) part of the humanities?
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  2383. kixmet So logic is in the non-humanities as well?
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  2384. kixmet Math is basically just about logic, there is no math without it. It isn't tied to English though.
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  2385. kixmet I studied practical applications.
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  2386. kixmet 1) OK, I am waiting. 2) I am getting weary of this. Seems like you are the type of person who likes to appeal to authority when making arguments. 3) What makes you think that?
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  2387. kixmet Why thank you, at least I am trying to have a honest discussion.
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  2388. ***** Very simple if you have a compose key. 
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  2389. Cameron Bure explains in her book, "Balancing It All: My Story of Juggling Priorities and Purpose," that the strategy has worked in her relationship […]
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  2390. Andrew Gilmartin inb4 victim shaming
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  2391. One more point: There is no guarantee there wasn't someone behind your back forcing you into voting a certain way.
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  2392. How about also a connection to Poland and Moldavia if we are at it?
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  2393. +Fatima Zahra So your grandmother was specifically North Korean?
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  2394. > Grazing on land for ranchers has been a right since our countries beginning. Except if you're Indian.
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  2395. +Brian “Easty and the Wolf” Eastwood But no TRIM, right?
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  2396. ***** Most of them are also in the first three months.
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  2397. willis stefan
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  2398. equiprobable 1
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  2399. +Emmanuel Mwaka There aren't that many combinations a 4-6 digit number.
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  2400. Emmanuel Mwaka > Imagine having to wait 30sec or 5mins (or whatever the lockdown time is) every 5 attempts. True, this would make a huge difference, but assume you get to read out the chip with the encrypted master key, then you've won.
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  2401. James McRo xkcd (*****) is never wrong! >:O
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  2402. lonovik With population ratio I meant the number of people killed in conflicts in relation to the total population. In the past there were simply less people.
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  2403. +Oh Lawd How exactly are they generally bad for you? Note that there is a difference between saying that specific GMOs are bad and outright saying that genetic engineering is bad by itself.
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  2404. Sebastian Craenen Nope, just be born a citizen.
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  2405. +Rawbeard Mars will get its own internet.
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  2406. Kate Given I was laughing about you calling someone else "patronising". > And get a real fucking name. I don't see why. Only drawbacks.
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  2407. The Liberal Lion The SC disagrees.
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  2408. Heh, interesting how she didn't use the world "world revolution".
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  2409. +kasra khatir For what? Communism?
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  2410. kasra khatir What's this "darwinism" you are talking about? Is it dangerous even if true?
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  2411. MrCalmlikeaBomb affect
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  2412. 13:40 Red color or something to drink?
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  2413. Hannah K Does "different" always imply "less legitimate"? I don't think so. One of the main problems people have with the ideas of their partner having a relationships with another person (even if just for an hour) is that it makes them question themselves, it leads to feelings of insecurity/jealousy (go ask swingers). But if the the person of your partner is more different (e.g. different gender) from you, you might have less of a problem with that, because the other person will less likely be "competing" with you, there is room for you and the other person.
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  2414. Next you are going to tell us that the ISIS flag isn't the islamic flag? ;)
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  2415. Invented by the ministry of silly walks.
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  2416. ADILYAH BAT ISRAEL Are you talking about hell according to Muslims or Mormons?
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  2417. ADILYAH BAT ISRAEL Isn't he angry about himself then? After all he created them to do this, it was all his intention, you agree?
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  2418. Jason Elliott That's not how it works.
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  2419. LonelyNineSword  > Women will be offended if you talk inappropriate sex joke Inherently?  > I consider other's feeling, and will speak up for them. Oh, OK. :->
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  2420. B Wiser Heh, that source on that topic.
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  2421. +Charles Shilling Like kefir with an "a".
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  2422. malakaijub What makes you think you can talk for all …?
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  2423. Ana?
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  2424. We know now that there is a genetic component (that shows much less often in females, pointing towards the X chromosome) and that such people are born with smaller than average brains that appear to try to catch up.
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  2425. Ha ha, I loved the part where they explained why they were let out. But did you have to re-upload it without that part? You really think the cops might get in trouble because of this?
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  2426. SciGuy What about the FSM? It shares similarities therefore it has to be the same according to your logic, right?
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  2427. ***** Are you saying there can never be any overpopulation? Sounded like you were saying that the concept of overpopulation cannot exist.
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  2428. ***** I don't care about the video, I am just referring to what you said. Resources are limited so there is a limit somewhere, discussions can be had about where the limit is but implying that there will never be any limit is ludicrous.
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  2429. Dialectical Materialism It's not racism without racial classifications. ;)
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  2430. For VR this should to be combined with a depth sensor (ToF or similar).
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  2431. AlthazarMalthus Pretend of what? What makes you think that pronouns should solely be based on the sex organs someone has?
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  2432. AlthazarMalthus Wow, amazing arguments. :->
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  2433. AlthazarMalthus You see the following person and you assume it's a male and you refer to him by "he": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_Angel#mediaviewer/File:Buck_Angel_Headshot.jpg Then you learn that this person has a vagina, would you then switch to "she"?
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  2434. AlthazarMalthus  Because I am not answering your questions? No wait, that's you… Your arguments so far: "You know this", "We both know", "It is a fact of nature/reality", "this is a fact of life"… I've seen young-earth creationists arguing better than you and they are normally those that love the "a creator is obvious", "you very well know there is some higher force", etc. arguments.
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  2435. AlthazarMalthus > I don't need to argue anything with you. You can't even and you know it. Nothing it clear-cut and as simple as you make it out to be. > Nature dictates Nature is neither a sentient being nor an absolute concept.
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  2436. They don't have to make public that they paid for it. And good luck boycotting e.g. Google.
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  2437. > There are mountains of evidence that aliens exist. So, in what journal can I find papers about it? Nature?
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  2438. Hobbyists, tinkerers. Those who want to play old games on the go with a keyboard (e.g. very old adventure games).
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  2439. I thought free market was the economic model.
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  2440. But then you have less PPI. ;) > If you have to scale everything up, then what's the point. For example fonts look better.
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  2441. rocketman221projects > so I need to be able to display a lot of text on the screen without needing a magnifying glass to read it Are you using raster fonts (LOL) or what does that have to do with anything? If anything text then text in the same real size looks much better with higher PPI.
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  2442. KINGCALLO Only in the short term though because they would need to leave the South afterwards.
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  2443. KINGCALLO Stop objectifying me! >:O Don't reduce me to my user name, I'm not just an emoticon! o.o
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  2444. Fraternal Military Order Success can help in setting the right environment? 
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  2445. Siramad Backwards  > And child abuse to both girls and boys is wrong True, but one is more priviledged than the other.
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  2446. Siramad Backwards Cis boys for being boys.
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  2447. +Louloe Finally, it's about time.
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  2448. לוי אייזנברג > I mean there is no reason for an atheist to care about others for any reason other than personal gain Isn't paradise for personal gain? And culture might have evolved similar to evolution (memetics) but that doesn't mean everything related to this is hard-wired in our brain (but empathy for example indeed is). > but without religion there is no set reason for why things are wrong You still didn't explain how there would be reason with religion? I mean if a person believes in god then he still decides whether it is a good enough reason to follow him, doesn't he? (ignoring for a moment that there certainly is no absolute 'free will' when an omnipotent being also exists, i.e. everything can be assumed to be the will of that being). In that case it was reason enough for himself, 'reason' is always subjective in the end.
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  2449. In a good or a bad way? Euphemistically I heard it being called "traffic management", "smart access" or similar
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  2450. How about "deep-packet inspection", "packet discrimination" or "double-pay"?
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  2451. > I try to keep an open mind about such things... Just be careful, if you're too open-minded your brain might fall out.
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  2452. ninjasktho  > Islam isn't new to Europe at all. True, the Ottomans failed to get Vienna twice, then they were gradually pushed back. Same for those in Spain. Oh and those pirates from the Mediterranean caused problems occasionally but were dealt with.
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  2453. Majority?
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  2454. Tim Watterson WTF, the natural parents? Nah, that can't be right, that would be asinine for no good reason. 
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  2455. fiachra Foley This part is accurate since it's based on his blog posts, they took his literal statements of how he hacked the different student group pages to get the pictures.
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  2456. fiachra Foley What exactly did he say was untrue?
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  2457. fiachra Foley Whatever the reasons for creating that page were, OP is still correct, that's basically how Facebook got started.
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  2458. Friendshipismagic  > Or does it allow you to make new challenges for yourself and make things better? If there is still a challenge then you are not truly omnipotent.
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  2459. Friendshipismagic > If you were omnipotent, surely you could make there be a challenge, as you can do anything. Sure, just like you could create a stone so heavy you yourself can't lift … oh wait!
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  2460. BattletoDeath With omnipotence you automatically have omniscience.
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  2461. +Stefan Teichmann Could be  an indicator for autism.
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  2462. ***** don't forget backups ;)
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  2463. +Iam Ninja > Only time you can pray late is if you are travelling Or if you are a Turk, d'uh.
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  2464. Rubin Report But you would have the same issue with other salty stuff like grandma's bacon and this case they didn't use just salt back then but curing salts which are much more problematic.
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  2465. I like how the liver spots are especially visible on the tintype.
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  2466. NWPaul72 Fake account. 
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  2467. Jay Girgis  If changes to the brain change someone's personality, what's the soul?
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  2468. "The area around the clitoris becomes much cleaner." :->
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  2469. It's the sacred cycle!
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  2470. Hashim Eltigani > if you're caught driving under the influence of alcohol Driving but not for consuming it alone. Odd analogy because you are also not allowed to drive in a sleepy state, does Islam regulate that as well?
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  2471. +HorusD.Dragon Imperatus Heh, this is such a US thing to say.
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  2472. Trollzy Drum and little boy or castrato chant is OK from what I heard.
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  2473. *****  Probably boy chant and this ancient Arabic drum. If you follow people who interpret things like ***** you have to live like 1400 years ago. There used to be discussions whether electricity is allowed…
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  2474. Taxtro > And this comes from the least respected Muslim source. You sure? I would bet you it is in the "authentic six"  because islamqa[dot]com (horrible site) only uses these ones and argues against all music but the one performed by some ancient drum and the chant of prepubescent boys if I remember correctly.
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  2475. Ado Nik Except when it's produced using chant and camel skin drums? 
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  2476. >  beer is nutritious too True, that's why monks who did the 40 days only drink style fasting mostly drank beer all the time.
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  2477. Connor Skarritt Is car racing exerting? 
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  2478. Sufian Ramli A single person is no evidence, averages is what matters.
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  2479. Celrador What did they do in Syria?
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  2480. chinadoll nine I thought god liked all of his creation? :->
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  2481. chinadoll nine All part of god's plan indeed, every believer should rejoice and be happy about the status quo.
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  2482. JayXdbX It was about the encryption/decryption keys.
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  2483. +baryonyx31 It's not that uncommon that the capital isn't actually the largest or most important city. In the US it applies to the majority of states.
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  2484. Narutou01 > the only thing or being that could work outside of cause and effect would be a higher power How outside? When you said "universe" you didn't really mean everything? Oh, you sneaky cookie, trying every way of shoving your god in those gaps…
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  2485. Narutou01 > but that is impossible to do without a higher power who operates in a way that is inconceivable to us. You make a claim, how about backing it up? 
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  2486. Narutou01 But there are experiments showing how organisms adapt through several generation, not to mention virtual models and simulations, I get the feeling you just don't feel like looking for it, instead you are making asinine claims from ignorance.
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  2487. Narutou01 Ah, so you are moving the goalpost? 
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  2488. Narutou01 Well, you seem to wasting everyone's time when you are either ignoring replies/questions or moving the goalpost. I get the feeling you are not really interested in a discussion.
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  2489. Narutou01 Moving the goalpost would be for example: Fossils of hominid ancestors of ours are shown to you and you ask for a live demonstration. 
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  2490. Narutou01> if it cant be demonstrated, how is it evidence? How isn't it? In a murder case you would call for a demonstration too?
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  2491. Cuba is quite south. ;)
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  2492. TYT didn't blur out their faces either?
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  2493. HTML is the easy markup language that made the WWW the WWW.
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  2494. Norm is like BAM! BAM! BAM! with his questions.
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  2495. +Denis Soliakhov > it was disclosed recently that CIA uses Bible-lovers to saboteur North Korea This would be embarrassing for the CIA.
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  2496. +Sarmad Ghafoor Harsh punishments performed by people or by your god?
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  2497. Nicole Santiago Are you saying that all the bad things aren't part of god's plan? That god didn't made those happen on purpose?
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  2498. Sarmad Ghafoor Are you really clear about what is meant with "free will"? Is a "free will" decision something that can be unexpected to god or was it predetermined by the creator of everything? Either 1) God is not almighty since he can't foresee everything. 2) God created someone knowing every single action this person will do in his/her lifetime. God chose to create this person this particular way where he would then do this or that. You can't claim god had no other choice since being almighty implies that god has all the choices.
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  2499. 3choBlast3r Truth be told the relationship to other religions seemed to always depend on single individuals in the Muslim world. You get the same with the Hindu-Muslim relationship where at times you had rulers that would purge everything Hindu and at other times they where considered on par with other monotheists. If one thing is clear then it's that Islam has been and always been a religion controlled by powerful individuals. Applies to all Abrahamic religions though.
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  2500. +You mad Bruh? You believe the universe is eternal?
    1
  2501. You mad Bruh? You aren't sure what you believe?
    1
  2502. You mad Bruh? > It also seems like someone doesn't understand that science isn't important to everyone. I would argue that the scientific method and logical thinking is as important as algebra and probability calculus. IMHO, all voters should know these things.
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  2503. Mike J > We however do not understand what attracts and object to the center of the Earth. Let's say: There are still things to understand about it.
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  2504. SVCKMY DICK Sure Mormonism isn't the right answer (South Park)?
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  2505. Because the front is wider? (splayfoot)
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  2506. ?!
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  2507. heathen27 Me or *****?
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  2508. > How the fuck do humans just "think" and send invisible signals to their arms and legs to just move? Invisible as in electrictric impulses? What's so hard to understands?
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  2509. Fancymanofthedeep Oh boy what a way of weaseling out…
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  2510. +Connor Harris Let me guess: those videos play on emotions?
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  2511. It's like with many religions like Mormonism and Jehova's witness where they don't leave you with much free time.
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  2512. ***** > These people CONSTANTLY demanding to bring it up are using that to cover their ass. > All they know how to do is play the victim to people who disagree with them. Now that's some accusation. > All they know how to do is play the victim > My beef was about getting harassed. …
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  2513. +Prefetian > And what eye-witness would just stand there when someone commits rape as well as the police just witnessing it and not doing anything about it. Against a group of e.g. 20-30 people?!
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  2514. *accepted *you're *yourselves *than Anyways, your post is just bla bla.
    1
  2515. ***** At least we have seen them at once in one frame otherwise we would have to assume they are the same person.
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  2516. You Muslim?
    1
  2517. > her lack of it doesn't make it any less of a product He could have made this the main theme of the fake credentials unraveling story, but the fake credentials were still newsworthy.
    1
  2518. "TYT" happens to be also the acronyms of a militant group in Indonesia that did horrible things in the 20s, please change it, kthxbye.
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  2519. Good point as well, on the other hand isn't it still better of than the rest of the Ukraine? And certainly Russia is going to treat its new appendage well.
    1
  2520. The Arabian peninsula isn't in Africa (or at least mostly).
    1
  2521. Persuasive Barrier > I'm speaking from personal experience. Mind to share?
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  2522. Sex is?
    1
  2523. Dori ellis But you made it sound like sex would be "insensitive to women in general".
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  2524. Winston York Is that your other account?
    1
  2525. ***** Soon since 1792?
    1
  2526. +Kyle Booth Nose job.
    1
  2527. 2:35 All plastics dissolve in acetone? Are you sure about that?
    1
  2528. ForumLight Please learn how to answer below a post.
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  2529. Eddiethenotsogreat Many young Muslims there they are fishing for.
    1
  2530. What if the edges were rounded appropriately?
    1
  2531. > which was officially designated British territory How? Was there an embassy? A british ship or airplane?
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  2532. Angie Kimble > _It's as much a birth condition_Is there really much evidence for that? Is the brain inherently gendered? I mean it makes sense to think that, this hypothesis does indeed sound plausible but I am still be sceptical. And interestingly enough there are groups of people, like some modern feminists, that are actually against the concept of a "sexist brain".
    1
  2533. More far right than the BNP?
    1
  2534. +Sara R What do you consider artificial? Ever thought of that?
    1
  2535. Sara R You aren't talking about GMOs in general now, you are referring to glyphosate-resistant crops, a herbicide that is used one way or another. GM is powerful, you haven't made the case for why GMOs are dangerous in general.
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  2536. TheHowitzer9 You meant from Judaism to Judaism®, right?
    1
  2537. TheHowitzer9 > Where was this? Mind quoting the verse? YY4Me133 quoted in this thread before, it's Matthew 15:3-4, you could argue that Jesus wasn't explicitly arguing for following this rule but at the same time the New Testament makes clear how the old laws weren't abridged. At most single cases like the food laws ("all food clean") but then that seems like a contradiction to not changing the old laws.
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  2538. +gabebabe1 Cousin I believe.
    1
  2539. what about the miscegenation message?
    1
  2540. Concordat, "Quadragesimo Anno", high church people in favor of the "Anschluss"…
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  2541. But seems to be more about the decimal representation of Pi than Pi itself.
    1
  2542. CRY6IS What would you do if it wasn't for religion stopping you?
    1
  2543. Shaun Flaherty Whites?
    1
  2544. Shaun Flaherty > I'm white and never murdered anyone. And next you are going to tell us that "not all atheists"… right? :->
    1
  2545. Approval and legalisation of interracial and same-sex marriage: http://xkcd.com/1431/
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  2546. Government boogeyman?
    1
  2547. Huh? That's the essence of Christianity?
    1
  2548. Kimour Bruce tomato
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  2549. What are tectonic plates?
    1
  2550. AmericaTheEngravy sauce > there is nothing wrong with wanting to know your heritage, The question is what you gain from it. Understanding your parents/grandparents better? Perhaps but apart from that I don't see any use.
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  2551. Kojak0 It's not as if one's self-image can't be directed and formed…
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  2552. Seth Erebos > Also pride in oneself and seeing examples of people who look like you do something great gives people motivation. If they need to look like you for that then that's just sad. > People are bonded by their heritage and a community is created by that. All people should be bonded, there shouldn't be any possibility for an "us" vs. "them" mentality based on arbitrary features such as the amount of melanin one's skin. > Black dollar to black hands is the only thing that will fix the problem of where blacks are now. What about mixed people?
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  2553. Seth Erebos >  If you see everyone who's made a contribution is a white male, you will start questioning why isn't there people like me who's done such great things. Yeah, and that's problematic because it might lead to a feeling of inferiority and thus a self-fulfilling prophecy. That's why the culture of grouping people this way should be abolished. (Of course this doesn't mean we shouldn't be aware of people still thinking this way and discriminating based on it.)
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  2554. Tabitha J  http://www.notjustatheory.com/ How would you define "theory"? > however complicated life and emotions did not come from nothing Why? Because it's "complicated"? That's no argument. > there is a plan and a meaning attached to each life, individual, action and event Wishful thinking much?
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  2555. 50 Ducks In A Hot Tub Meh, tickets there and back again aren't that expensive compared to a surgery either.
    1
  2556. BTW, how about getting a Kinect 2 for the 3d scanning stuff?
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  2557. > Now do more stories about the science behind the climate change and stop pointing out that somebody disagrees They are not that type of channel, you find numerous on this on Youtube though. But would be nice indeed if they had a more sciency subchannels.
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  2558. I would know someone who is in dire need of such a checklist, he hasn't lost any of his quadcopters yet (I think he has only one at the moment) but in a forest around here you can grab in any tree and probably one or two of his planes.
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  2559. +Faris Al-Amer I think he meant the large city in general. In the desert it simply takes much more effort.
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  2560. Plebeian Tell them the story about how a blood transfusion saved your life and that you are happy for the science behind it and then ask them what they think of it.
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  2561. caccia guida Ainu
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  2562. Cory Weston Shelly Humphrey  Is he? I heard it before that at this age they simply aren't going this route unless the cancer is a really quick once because those therapies might shorten the life even more than the cancer, so sticking to palliative therapy is the more reasonable route.
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  2563. Haha, missing symbol character.
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  2564. LDub01031994 Think about what the null hypothesis is and then tell me how there can be a third option… 
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  2565. +LDub01031994 Did you learn about it in statistics class? It's not solely a "statistical concept". > Do not try to throw in something you just learned in a class and misapply it. The pot calling the kettle black?
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  2566. +Selene Merlin Mansplaining, are we?
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  2567. +ghenulo Maybe he is in fact the Jewish guy there.
    1
  2568. No pocket protector. Careful with those pens.
    1
  2569. > What is going on here is an opinion based on limited information. What isn't then?
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  2570. "Please be safe." Should have added " … we are professionals."
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  2571. Techinio AU Arab Katib  So true, the US killed Ali!
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  2572. Arab Katib Bring me one example of when they ruled together (someone controlling a region inside another doesn't count). AFAIK, you won't find any before 1000 AD. 
    1
  2573. +Morjina Akter …stupid simple to understand.
    1
  2574. From a clean state doing an UEFI wasn't that hard for when I did, even Linux (at least Ubuntu) now works out of the box with it, even with Secure Boot activated. Guess I was lucky that I created my installation medium with the right tool right away.
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  2575. ALI ISMAIL > why do u think the U.S is leading the world in all sorts of health problems Cardiovascular problems? Because of obesity. 
    1
  2576. Some stereotypes are more fun than others, and this one is true (e.g. Texas minus Austin).
    1
  2577. This is like the Americans being celebrity obsession stereotype in video format.
    1
  2578. They make clear that it's more that they have a hard time to relate to this emotionally felt spirituality.
    1
  2579. Edward Bernayse666 That the end times were coming soon he preached actually at the sermon of the mount AFAIK.
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  2580. Baji Scipio Dārayav Aurelius Julian Venizelos Nalwa "[…] there are some of those who are standing here who will not taste death until they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom." (Matt. 16:28)
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  2581. Baji Scipio Dārayav Aurelius Julian Venizelos Nalwa "Truly I say to you, this generation will not pass away until all these things take place…" (Mark 13:30)
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  2582. Baji Scipio Dārayav Aurelius Julian Venizelos Nalwa Want some more quotes? Especially even more specific ones from the testament writers?
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  2583. Rune Munch Pedersen I guess he will point you to Paulus.
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  2584. Mike Conrad It doesn't imply consent for me, I consider rape rape even without screaming, you disagree?
    1
  2585. No structure, no language.
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  2586. Of course there is dynamic lighting is possible with the current techniques (also if prerender techniques are preferred wherever possible) is possible, it takes a sort of renderpass (just to depth buffer and simplified scene without many shaders) per light-source though.
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  2587. Robert Jonsson > but still HE DID write the quran 0/10, obvious troll. Everyone knows that not even Muslims believe that.
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  2588. If it was a real ailment I would have guessed a brain tumor.
    1
  2589. ***** But what if they harm themselves in the long run?
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  2590. stretch90 They mocked Jews as well, in this case it was about stereotypes and a non-politician.
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  2591. John Smith you have a colorful fantasy
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  2592. +Keksi No, that would be absurdly expensive.
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  2593. SuperMario1063 >  but since the politicians at the federal level are bought off You are making the pragmatic argument, the problem is once you go down this road anything goes, the idea of a hierarchy of laws is old and exists for a reason.
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  2594. ***** Little boys chants, eh?
    1
  2595. Notebook Victory2 That way of recitation is chant. Didn't your prophet compare this chant by boys to flute playing?
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  2596. ***** > you cant have this voice outside the Holy Quran no matter how you try . it is the Miracle of the words of GOD. Scientific investigation or it's no miracle. > no one can bring anything similar to the holy Quran. it is a challenge given to all non believers. Nobody has ever clarified on what "similar" would mean, until then you could ever use the moving-the-goalpost fallacy, just like they did the old times with the blind atheist Syrian. > unlike other books man made Even the most fervent believers admit that the order is man made and what it depended on man what made it into the final version quite some time after Muhammad's death.
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  2597. ***** > idiot > get lost Uh, oh, seems like some one became angry/defensive because his views were challenged. That's a sign of insecurity. > bring a book like the Holy Quran if you claim is man made Again, what do you mean with "like"? In the same language? With the same content? You can't make challenges without precise rules. In the same manner someone could claim that you can't create something "like" the bible or the book of mormon and whenever you bring something to him he/she will dismiss it as don't being enough "like" it.
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  2598. Josh Schmidt You want Comcast to be allowed to look in your data packets in order to look from where to where it is going or whether it's file sharing traffic?
    1
  2599. mark abrams But you can't act on it. You can't e.g. put a SDN rule (e.g. OpenFlow) in place in order to have it go a slower route. 
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  2600. misheardanimefreak Apparently, other than that he might have thought of alternative number representation like roman numerals or systems with higher bases (e.g. hexadecimal) but that seems less likely to me…
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  2601. Oh you Muslims!
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  2602. beresheethtrack Mormons?
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  2603. beresheethtrack But Jesus in mentioned in all those religions, he seems no different from a Muslim/Mormon to me.
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  2604. True, audio and video also seemed async to me at some point.
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  2605. +eduardo luis nutbeam sanchez What about private ownership and private spaces?
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  2606. +DarKool81 IS revolution? Care what you wish for.
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  2607. A certain feeling.
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  2608. JoSciFi There are different forms.
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  2609. ***** It's easier if you just have to pay one person to use their roads.
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  2610. Sherpaful There is a lot of possible procedures that could be done proactively (removal of tonsils, appendix, gall bladder, breast tissue, …) and yet we don't do it, especially not in babies.
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  2611. Rocco Cammarano > Also when people draw dicks they don't draw excess skin elephant trunk dicks, they draw circumcised penises. How do they draw vulvas?
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  2612. Rocco Cammarano Oh I am sure you also think circumcision is wrong, at least in some cases…
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  2613. Rocco Cammarano Oh I am sure you wouldn't let your daughter being cut.
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  2614. > He believed that a scheme of 'marks' for family merit should be defined, and early marriage between families of high rank be encouraged by provision of monetary incentives. […] He advocated encouraging eugenic marriages by supplying able couples with incentives to have children. At least on Wikipedia it says nothing about sterilization or the like.
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  2615. And was he just father of a word? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oneida_stirpiculture
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  2616. noocsharp But certainly not for machines for comparable age as the one in the video. ;) Poor Power-powered Macs… 
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  2617. SymbolX A Mac is one thing, OS X another. 
    1
  2618. SymbolX But you should still be aware of the relatively short support time, unless you upgrade to the next version, possibly for money. 
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  2619. Alex Eastman Will they continue to do it (free updates) in the future? Hopefully they will do it silently next so these old OS X machines with their ancient Safari versions go away (not to mention that they are full of security holes).
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  2620. SymbolX A security hole is a security hole, if people are smart enough to only use supported versions, that's great (in general, that's why people should move from XP), but people aren't dumb, they just don't care, they might not even know what version they are running, they might be running the same version they bought the machine with.
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  2621. andrew apperley Well, that's great then, let's hope they will offer these updates for a wide range of machines in use and actively call on people to do the updates.
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  2622. 201stars Not all but the average? 
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  2623. +Laughing Octopus > This shit could be extremely helpful for people to know. We don't even know how common they are or ever were. Just like those vagabond symbols where a lot of what you find on it are urban myths.
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  2624. ***** But not goverment-sanctioned. 
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  2625. ***** You do know you can block them altogether? Either from G+ or from Youtube?
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  2626. If you mean the Andersen story then you should know that hardly anything from there made it into the film, which isn't that unexpected if you know Andersen.
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  2627. Heh, I also wanted him to touch it some more.
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  2628. EcoCrat  > Ancient Roman records indicate and clearly document a man named Jesus who was a sort of leader among the Jews who was crucified Source please.
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  2629. Cory Weston  > _Fuck all the historical and archaeological evidence that supports Jesus was a historical person. _ What's the best archaeological evidence? Oh and historical one, please spare me writing about evidence for Christians existing 60 years later.
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  2630. Austin Wallace  > Jesus is mentioned (very briefly) by a Jewish writer, and by a Roman writer. No contemporary writer.
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  2631. ***** Great counter points to those persons I replied to.
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  2632. NDRonin1401 That's indeed evidence for Christians and what they believed but not Jesus. Crimmo877 Same as above, also one of those is probably a fabrication.
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  2633. Crimmo877 Like Diogenes of Sinope and King Arthur? Well, so be it.
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  2634. But if they (a gov.) offers public ground for free or an obolus then it's just like they paid for it.
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  2635. Next he's going to mount him?
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  2636. Derek Hand Isn't the idea to make it available at some point? Could be in a year or two but in case it's free to available to everyone.
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  2637. The third Youtube drama that made it quite public as far as I can remember, I guess another sign that Youtube is big now. I wonder how much this will really help but oh well, I see no reason why it should be detrimental.
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  2638. Rabbi rahman Stauffenberg and his pals?
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  2639. Masterlostfreaky > hindenburg is often reffered to as the "inofficial king" Makes sense because that's what basically his position was back then, the president's powers are similar to a kings in a parliamentary monarchy to some extend.
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  2640. Masterlostfreaky You are talking about the post-45 president now, I was mostly talking about the from the Weimar republic when you would also vote him into office.
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  2641. 1824 again would be fun
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  2642. +orlock20 They are backing themselves at this point, they are selling oil and artifacts on the black market.
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  2643. Not the Russian-orthodox, which shows again the split.
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  2644. SketchyBack But the orthodox church in the country itself is split. 
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  2645. I like this guy, he seems to out-of-place and yet so involved.
    1
  2646. Huh? Signing a paint by numbers image is not hard.
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  2647. darkjudgeofd00m Not all were nomads. 
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  2648. ***** Kids love the mines that look like green butterflies, so pretty.
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  2649. Phlumph Snarf I believe he called those he believed to have misrepresented him "maniacs".
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  2650. Is ping-pong a sport? What about car racing?
    1
  2651. ***** Well, the same applies to some games. Especially if you are trying to do 300 actions per minute.
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  2652. Frank Stein Did he say he paid for it?
    1
  2653. I can't predict the next die roll, and still I can tell you the probabilities. Heisenberg fallacy.
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  2654. +criminallyinpain1 Isn't that why they give you these things so you can dosage it on your own?
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  2655. ***** Even the religious people didn't like his embrace of commercialism.
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  2656. Effiong Umoetok But everything is free, j/k. ;)
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  2657. Effiong Umoetok For certain companies having well-educated people that are supported by a strong social system can be quite handy.
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  2658. Effiong Umoetok > If you are not paying 60percent tax as a rich guy you could easily pay for college. The college fees will be as high as reasonably possible (maximum of the inverse demand function). Potential students having more money means higher fees.
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  2659. Effiong Umoetok My point was that in the end the amount that remains in the pockets of people after college might be about the same (if they go to the same college they would have gone either way) no matter what the tax rate is, simply because if people have more money (because of lower taxes) the college fees will increase as well.
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  2660. Ah come one, just do your nerdy stuff people like to do and maybe get even paid for it, of course not much, because you like what you do… :->
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  2661. MisledTrick That's bad, what use can we then make of them? 
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  2662. Alex Rake Next are you going to tell me there are no zombies in the bible? Because there are.
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  2663. Rayn Wolfsbane  A drone killed Muhammad's cousin Ali?
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  2664. MrrMuyaagi  Replace "white" with "Jews" and it sounds like smth. from Stormfront.
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  2665. quell qunn AFAIK not all Muslim school agree with that. 
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  2666. quell qunn The book? You make it sound like only the book counted when for the majority of Muslims e.g. oral traditions (Hadiths) are important as well.
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  2667. quell qunn A religion is represented by its followers in my opinion. 
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  2668. quell qunn Someone who considers himself to be a follower of a certain religion, who identifies with a religion. 
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  2669. quell qunn  >  yet they do the opposite I am sure you can find people who say that you are the one not interpreting and acting upon it correctly. Then you have Sunnis saying that Shia are not real Muslims, Sunni school X (let's say Sufis) saying the rest aren't the real deal, then liberal Muslims, Qurans, Neoplatonists who all claim to hold the truth in their hands and an outside observer has no way of judging whether one group is more "genuine" (if something like that even exists) or not. That's too complicated, my way is the simpler way and more reasonable, not all interpretations, schools of thoughts matter equally in the world, that's why making the majority more representative is the best idea IMHO. Besides, if you believe an all-powerful, all-knowing creator being made everything happen with full knowledge in advance you can always say that something (or rather everything) is part of the "plan", including that the religion turns out like that.
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  2670. quell qunn Sharing one book doesn't mean much, it's how you read it what matters. And how the majority reads it matters most. It also reflects onto the book how "readable" it is in which ways it can be interpreted. I guess a perfect book could only be interpreted in one way by all of humanity… ;) 
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  2671. quell qunn How we interpret things depends on a lot of factors in general. 
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  2672. quell qunn Prior knowledge, culture (including dogmas one came in contact with), upbringing, education, sophistication (e.g. the image of the times back then on has in his/her head), wishes, fears, and ones emotional state in general, … The importance of hermeneutics has been known for centuries, even before Muhammad.
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  2673. ***** > Because they had a treaty and they broke it. Also those that just wrote poems against Muhammad and sometimes weren't even Jews?
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  2674. ***** > Muslim is to testify that there's no god but God and Mohammed is the messenger of God. So Alevi and Bahai are Muslim as well? ;)   > there's no god but God Fun fact: According to a hadith, one of Muhammad companions killed a naked women with odd hair and Muhammad would then say that he killed a goddess. > Do you think that the way Sam Harris and the rest of them neo-atheists, along with Fox and their paid friends, demonize Islam and Muslims helps towards a solution? I agree and disagree as well. I do think that talking about how problematic Islam (or any other religion for that matter including e.g. Scientology) is, won't help us much since all these religions aren't going anywhere.
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  2675. C.J. Love Playing oppression olympics, eh?
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  2676. toast_recon > It hasn't been proven that pi is normal (digits appearing in equal measure) You surely meant "uniform". (Also, wouldn't it depend on the base as well?) > It's certainly not random in the ordinary sense, considering each digit is the same every time it's computed. I asked the very first question because "random" is such an overloaded word. Sometimes meaning fair distribution, sometimes just non-deterministic/chaotic, sometimes something that always changes in unforeseen ways…
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  2677. Jeroen Bollen > People mis-use words a lot of times. That doesn't make it right. But it's simply reality, "random" is simply one of those words where you always have ask for the other person to clarify what exactly he/she means in that instance (unless of course it's clear from the context, e.g. parameter statistics). 
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  2678. Kickass7895 It's the parting, at least his hair is still relatively dense. But look at us, we are talking about the looks of some Youtube hosts, aren't we sorta objectifying them? ;)
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  2679. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_religion_in_Malaysia#Conversion_from_Islam
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  2680. Dueling scars are from which generation?
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  2681. Yes& No > even if the whole universe came together they cannot create a single verse like those in Quran. What do you mean with "like"? No Muslim was ever able to tell me, I doubt you will either, because it's something to be used to move the goalpost.
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  2682. Yes& No > Scientifically inaccurate how? The Persian/Galen stuff it plagiarized.
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  2683. >  Taxes in the form of Zakat were paid by Muslims where as Jizya is taxes for non-muslims, if you don't pay taxes you will be prosecuted, how is it different from today? That both pay the same taxes instead of being discriminated? > except Quran since the protection of Quran is been undertaken by ALLAH But it took some time after it was completed? A time where parts might have gone missing (eaten by a goat?). And even longer until an order got fixed? > I consider Mahatma Gandhi to be a greater personality I don't think many "islamophobes" or as you call them will disagree with Ghandi there, Muhammad's life story is amazing to read and he is a very influential person. Still does not mean that his religion is good.
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  2684. roug Less bacteria is better?
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  2685. roug Great and once you have enough, no more need for putting yoghurt there. 
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  2686. roug How comes porn stars also have small inner labias? You want that in all women? 
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  2687. roug Why exactly? (If it is oranges and apples I am sure it's would be as easy as arguing why something applies to apples and not oranges.)
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  2688. ***** Subjective distinction. 
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  2689. SquidSponge Christians already had their Thirty Years' War.
    1
  2690. Oicurmtoyoy Great point and not to mention that for basically Muslims the Quran isn't enough and oral traditions play a big role.
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  2691. Is there any particular reason why she didn't do it all by herself? Because the police might investigate whether she got help?
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  2692. With groin it does. People, eat your iodine!
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  2693. +Ethan Harris (Daedalus) That's confidential.
    1
  2694. > Agnostic acknowledges the fact that we simply can't know. You make it sound as if atheists wouldn't be able to.
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  2695. Pardis TheOpulentDalliance  > The point to criticize here should be the difference between public and private life And that they don't get prosecuted like the "Happy" kids.
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  2696. DudeSo Win Sounds plausible that in the old times they were a cheaper substitute for e.g. almonds.
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  2697. Rene Roundthecorner Or Conway for Conway's game of life. 
    1
  2698. Great! Now find out who was the original designer and show it to him. :D
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  2699. +Whatisright What about dark rye bread?
    1
  2700. I don't see how you can have a thin smartphone and a quantum dot backlighting.
    1
  2701. 100% truth What about music and pictures of people?
    1
  2702. There are also non-Jews inside.
    1
  2703. Rodney Jardina Inside of Israel 
    1
  2704. Selene Merlin Jews and Muslims disagree…
    1
  2705. :( Didn't the Libanon also look like a failed state for quite some time?
    1
  2706. He mentioned the source.
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  2707. Egor Petrov Care with those "atheist" numbers, it always depends on how the question is framed (and of course which / how people are asked, guess which persons are the only ones willing to answer question through the telephone…).
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  2708. ***** > Gender doesn't define sex, chromosomes define sex. Look up Swyer-Syndrom and androgen insensitivity (AKA XY female syndrome, similarly there is also the rare XX male syndrome).
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  2709. ***** > If you have a y chromosome your a male. See my previous answer to *****.
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  2710. ***** I think you replied to me in the wrong thread.
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  2711. ***** > Looking externally as female doesn't mean you are a female. Well, many people would still consider those to be females when they interact with them. In normal-day interaction the exact chromosomes of the person we are interacting with play no role. ([here was a reference to the famous former Encycl. Dram. article on *****]) > And all of them are male humans. Thanks for supporting my point. Well, but if you follow your rigid classification system then for example statements like "all males are prone to mutations on a single X chromosome" can't be made.
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  2712. ***** Corrected my post. 
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  2713. End my life What are intersex persons? What is testosterone resistance?
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  2714. ***** What are Socratic questions?
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  2715. Turk  Are you a youtube expert?
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  2716. ***** Well if you talk about Jesus then people assume you mean a certain figure from certain tales, that figure very likely didn't exist, one or more "templates" might very well have.
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  2717. TestMeatDollSteak > There are historical people and places described in the Bible So? Still doesn't make the book as a whole historical (besides there historical inaccuracies in at least one gospel)
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  2718. ***** Argument from authority shouldn't stand on its own. Is there an objective measure for determining when a folklore figure is or isn't too far from a historical person (or several persons) to be considered to have existed? Research and yourself whether you would consider the characters in the Nibelungenlied, Snow White, King Arthur lore, the Odyssey (quiz time: in which story did someone descended into the underworld [abode of the dead] and come back 3 days later?)… to be real and whether an objective standard can really be established.
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  2719. VacantTheories > There is evidence Jesus Christ existed. […] No evidence he was a miracle worker See, people might see a contradiction there, because when you say "Jesus Christ" they think of the miracles. And even besides that, is there evidence that the things attributed to this person really came from (that) one real person? What evidence is there for the sermon on the mount? If you took all this away, what would remain?
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  2720. TestMeatDollSteak > I didn't say, or even suggest, that the whole book is historical Then why mention that parts are? It should be obvious that something there should be grounded in reality.
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  2721. ***** Don't you aggree that an argument should just as well stand on its own, no matter who made it?
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  2722. > Which is why scholars rely on peer review and evidence and not individual argument. A review done anonymously with anonymousized papers in order to  exactly prevent names playing any role in the role.
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  2723. ***** > Peer review isn't anonymous. Not necessarily but very often it is done this way for obvious reasons.
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  2724. ***** > It can't be anonymous,  Please look up (double-)blind peer review or anonymous peer review..
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  2725. Ok, so the anonymity is not reliable, that's a problem, but the idea behind it is that the paper alone should count and not credentials/status/reputation/…. You don't want to have a situation where something is never questioned simply because it comes from a (non-"false") authority.
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  2726. ***** People back in the day sure had a lot of "education and experience" as well… And since we have only finite time we have to rely credentials because when evaluating statements (and not trying to evaluating the statements ourselves) but that doesn't mean that we should rely on credentials alone, to your example: What if the physicist has a manic-schizophrenic episode?
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  2727. It is demonstrative of an exception, and from my head I can think of two famous smart persons, experts in their fields, who had a hard time dealing with mental illness.
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  2728. +Darth Vader Who says that? Saying there is no absolute, supernatural "purpose" is not saying that one can't choose a purpose for his/her life.
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  2729. You make it seem like Caucasians or generally races were well-defined, which they are not.
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  2730. > From a genetical standpoint, yes they are quite well defined, Nu-huh, you might want to look into in. The whole definition of "race" is even less objective than "species" (which sadly enough isn't perfect either) and when it comes to humans there is really hardly any reasonable classification, it might have only worked had all humans lived in groups on secluded islands for 100,000s of years (e.g. as with birds). > Of course you could argue that there is a difference between ethnicities and races Of course there is, one is about culture (e.g. language, traditions), the other implies something biological. > However, the point I was trying to make is that it is silly to define race by the color of one person's skin,  Very good point, but that's how it's basically handled in the US.
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  2731. Rabee Alali You have no basis your claiming that it's a lie here.
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  2732. Rabee Alali Do you need a religion for that?
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  2733. Strictly speaking he wasn't saying that a Muslim can hold this power, just that he wished that none ever did.
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  2734. Transcended Cosmos  > its kind of impertinent & distasteful towards those women who do not have breasts anymore How about those that hardly had any in the first place? :/ But would those really feel less of themselves just because less people look at them? And more in general is it distasteful to point towards something someone has another person doesn't have? Some men have a abs, some others don' and are overweight, should we not show former because it might make feel latter worse?
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  2735. KR811  > The only commonalities From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mormonism_and_Islam#Similarities_between_Muslims_and_Mormons: "• A founding prophet who received visits from an angel, leading to revelation of a book of scripture;[14] • A founding prophet whose first wife was older than himself; • A founding prophet who practiced and preached polygamy;[15] • A division of the religion into a minimum of two parties after the death of the founding prophet, with one party claiming that leadership should continue through the prophet's descendants, and the other party rejecting this idea;[16] • Special reverence for, though not worship of, their founding prophet; Belief that their faith represents the genuine, original religion of Adam, and of all true prophets thereafter; • Belief that the text of the Bible, as presently constituted, has been adulterated from its original form;[17] • Assertions that modern Christianity does not conform to the original religion taught by Jesus Christ; • Rejection of the Christian doctrines of Original Sin and the Trinity;[18] • […]" Also: "Joseph Smith, the founding prophet of Mormonism, was referred to as "the modern Mahomet" by the New York Herald"
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  2736. One is about languages, the other about a place.
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  2737. Ex0dus111 Which one?
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  2738. Very nicely explained!
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  2739. BeNGALi4LFE OK, let me help you, you could by • what the majority considers OK (problem is though that this is subject to constant change). • how much the business is affected (problem is that this is hard to reliably determine and how much is too much?). • …
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  2740. europlane77 What does that have to do with this?
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  2741. +BabyBang17datruth Funny enough quite a lot voted for Bush the first time.
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  2742. >  Remember the ice age? Non sequitur?
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  2743. +hk4124 Solistice.
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  2744. hk4124 It's around the solstice for a reason.
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  2745. +Ryan Masters Well OK, so he used to be smart until he did this to himself.
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  2746. 80sDon Militia army model (like in the Swiss confederacy) didn't work out in the US, but that was the original idea.
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  2747. Tim J A perfect world government, albeit impossible, would be a bad idea? Why? Have nationalism just for nationalism's sake? That certainly wouldn't be the typical "left"/social-democrat/social liberal position.
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  2748. Myxril I agree to some extend it's a bad idea because the idea of a "perfect" government is a unrealistic idea, but I think Cenk understood the question in regards whether he would support a "perfect" world government if it was possible. 
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  2749. Rockownz5150 Classical vs. social liberal, still long before the people you mentioned were born.
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  2750. Retina displays are pretty much the only reason why I would ever think about getting a Mac.
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  2751. Chris Emerson Some group? Maybe the CCC referenced in this very same video?!
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  2752. +Imperial Peasant So blacks don't get shot is what you are saying? Oh and would the same apply in Utah?
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  2753. +Bluemonsoon 1/10
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  2754. عمك عتيبي That's what he said.
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  2755. > it is implied that he has absolute power over this world Uh, isn't god's power absolute?
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  2756. Kayemache Are babies religious? Does atheism have tenets? Conservatism/social liberalism are a sets of beliefs (unless you define "belief" a certain way), are those also religions?
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  2757. On Windows 7+? That's Directwrite, IE 9+ and Firefox (latter only if you have GPU acceleration active) use it as well.
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  2758. StarCrusher In Firefox it uses GDI-style rendering (the old rendering) for some fonts (traditional Windows fonts) below a certain size (there are about:config settings to control that). I would have guessed Chrome copied that. IE uses the new rendering on all web pages not rendered in a IE8- compatibility rendering mode. (For CJK fonts different rules apply in all browsers) I personally think the new rendering looks finem in fact even superior except on monitors with low DPI or cheap projectors maybe even connected using VGA.
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  2759. The Truth Do their views align exactly with yours?
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  2760. Those Italian taxi drivers! 
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  2761. UConnAlumn Well to be fair Indonesia also has a religious court that e.g. doesn't allow people to switch from Islam to another religion.
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  2762. petrospress Who should stop, the Shia or the Sunni?
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  2763. petrospress You do realize I was talking about the two Muslim sects on each end in the civil war? BTW, your photo reminds me of a supreme gentlemen.
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  2764. Self Education Radio Some things are simply shared and if you don't want any one to die on the streets, you share that burden.
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  2765. Natasha Klatt Sure it's not Beelzebub?
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  2766. Christian Gerefalk And some games work too good with ultrawide so that players with those monitors have an unfair advantage. And what's up with Freesync? When is it finally coming, I thought a simple monitor firmware update would suffice in many cases?
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  2767. Do as I say, not as I do.
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  2768. I wonder whether they were influenced by the videos from okreylos.
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  2769. +WoahItsKimber > If you believe the brain is black and white Heh, I though you were talking about ethnicity for a second.
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  2770. ***** not new
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  2771. Justus McNeal> If handling and getting bit by snakes brings people closer to God, Having them meet their maker sooner? ;) (or actually not sooner according to some interpretations) 
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  2772. At first I thought they had some strange dish in front of them.
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  2773. Oh you Mormons!
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  2774. Atmost11 That makes no sense, who wrote this?
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  2775. Hoerkelis Chances compared to what?
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  2776. Hoerkelis > that our Universe is fine tuned for life the way it is just out of luck It is? Isn't it the other way around? BTW, you didn't really answer my previous question. Out of how many possible worlds how many are in a certain way? You can't talk about chances when you can't answer that question.
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  2777. Hoerkelis > From what we can observe, there is only one Universe Exactly.  > which would mean that the chance would still be basically ZERO. The chances for what? Life in general? What makes you say with such certainty that the chances are that low?
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  2778. Hoerkelis > to form a Universe in which we could imagine life Can we imagine all possibilities? 
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  2779. ***** Alex Jones is already on it! :->
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  2780. XXkAoTIcDo0mXX Can you disprove the Easter Bunny?
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  2781. hfontanez98 I see you love to make arguments from authority.
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  2782. hfontanez98 By saying thinks like "This man is 10 times smarter than you." or "This man is a well-known brain surgeon."
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  2783. hfontanez98 Do you believe there are fairies? After all Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the originator of Sherlock Homes, who also was a medical doctor, believed in them. Or would you trust alchemy (and dismiss the trinity) because Newton did so? I doubt it. I can bring numerous examples, including Nobel prize winners and such. Do you see now why an argument from authority is weak on its own?
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  2784. hfontanez98 > Saying that a person cannot be trusted simply because they have a different set of beliefs than yours show close-mindedness. Would you say that about every religion/sect/ideology? Islam, Scientology, Raelism, …? I am sure it would impact your perception of a person as well. > That is a fact; not "arguing from authority." You were trying to support someone's argument by saying things like "This man is 10 times smarter than you". You mentioned it because it was meant to increase the worthiness of his beliefs, that's classical appeal to authority which on its own is worthless. (Note that I am not saying that having authorities is bad by itself, just using their status alone as an argument is, the status itself shouldn't matter.)
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  2785. Meidhbh Kim How much proof is "enough proof" to you? Are you sure you aren't just willy-nilly applying arbitrary standards? We have fossils, DNA, genetics, simulations, lab experiments, and observations of nature (after all, natural selection is happening all the time since the environment is changing).
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  2786. Meidhbh Kim Can you believe chichiwawas or pugs are closely related to wolves? Is this less "wtf" to you?
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  2787. With name authentication? It would generally be pretty much comments free IMHO.
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  2788. ***** What makes a country truly "legal"?
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  2789. sdesai1989 6 countries all wanted a piece of it, ask Egypt back when whether they would have been OK with e.g. Jordania getting all the cake.
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  2790. +HASSAN > But what does it says about the fact that the Taliban outlawed this act? That those banning colorful attire, smoking and music also ban these things?
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  2791. ***** You meant "hypocrites". Hippocrates was a famous physician.
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  2792. Huh? Are they above average this way?
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  2793. WhiskeyWhiskers What's their primary role? I don't think it's always totally clear and leaving it up for a court to decide doesn't sit well with me, I feel like they could do either way.
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  2794. TheSinisterPress Slave owners praised the strength of "the black man", your point? > They are only tolerant of religious people who dismiss their religion when it doesn't overlap with western liberal standards. You are kinda right, they are mainly against religious teaching that go against what they consider OK. I bet the same applies to you, or are you OK with e.g. murdering albinos for African Fetishism?
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  2795. wat
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  2796. VtOL Wariors It was spread by favoring one over the other.
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  2797. ***** Wouldn't you consider someone who makes the opposition look bad an enabler? 
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  2798. +shatha ak Whose country is it?
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  2799. shatha ak All of them, or only the original ones?
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  2800. X cabar Who's Jacob? Is there scientific evidence for him?
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  2801. shatha ak So we need to find out who exactly was there first and deport the rest is what you are saying?
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  2802. shatha ak Huh? Didn't the text you posted show that the Arabs weren't there first?
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  2803. shatha ak 1) What about Jewish Arabs? 2) "hat they mix with the original inhabitants and lived in pace" So not being there first is OK as well?
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  2804. WaterspoutsOfTheDeep > If the religion doesn't justify the action then the religion can't be used as an example. The question is what a religion justifies, e.g. does the Old Testament condone slavery?
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  2805. > or dudes in black suits (threatening to close your studio) made you to say it? Green men made him do it! :->
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  2806. +Ghostdini Stark Do you consider a god good or do you feel like you have to assume that this deity is "good" by definition?
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  2807. Turquoise Supreme You don't believe god created everything including Satan (with full power which includes full knowledge)? > specially when you factor in our probablity that we would exist even with the billions of years time frame. Are really asking for what the probability is for things being the way they are? When you roll the dice 50 times and you get some numbers like 4, 5, 2, 1, 6, 5, 5, 1 … would you shout "BEHOLD, a miracle! The chances for getting these exact numbers are miniscule!"
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  2808. InYourFace A religion? What are its tenets? :->
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  2809. InYourFace  > Bet if you lived in those days you speak of, you would be just like one of them, slaving people. "Tu quoque! Tu quoque!" Pathetic argumentation tactic. > The laws of the Old Covenant represent the constitution of ancient Israel. An immoral one as I might add. Wouldn't the Bible be a better book without the immoral parts? > The pagan world around them were still sacrificing babies, human beings to their babylonian gods, partaking of drunken orgies and sorceries. This reminds me, did I already mention that the Bible also advocates to buy slaves from these nations? (Leviticus 25:44-46). > Israelites were advanced people in terms of laws and justice etc So your argument boils down to: They were bad but still better than the rest? That's kinda weak if you truly believe that they were led by an perfect omnibenevolent almighty being. Or are you a Marcionist perhaps?
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  2810. ***** > _lying shemale_Huh? I don't think you know how FGM works…
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  2811. ***** But isn't it entirely independent of the rest? 
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  2812. What matters more than who run it is who should've supervised it.
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  2813. +youtube fun I believe those numbers include the causalities of the civil war
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  2814. richie s Was this story about jerking off? Nah, it was about pornographic images in the work place. Fun fact: Women read 50 shades in public.
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  2815. +LeiserGeist Would I have to buy an oxygen tank then? Where do I get oxygen and oxygen accessories?
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  2816. XamaDaOtaku Is this necessary for a religious person?
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  2817. XamaDaOtaku What do you think of germ theory?
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  2818. Sam Sam It's not as if that's really that important as opposed to e.g. landing.
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  2819. Was she Muslim until she talked to Cenk or is the video title wrong?
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  2820. darkservantofheaven from behind?
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  2821. So you are saying sometimes it's not a victimless crime? And therefore it should be illegal?
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  2822. TheNoobSensei So you are arguing from a pragmatic standpoint, if all type of it is banned (no matter whether both or just the prostitute or the prostitute) then it's better. But isn't it also a fact that banning seemed to have seldomly worked because there is always a demand for it? Making it legal makes it easier to regulate, but I guess it's just like with drugs, the argument being that soft drugs leads to hard drugs and therefore all drugs should be banned even if there is always demand where most of it could be satisfied through soft drugs. Now I personally don't buy into the argument, I think legalizing the not-so-bad stuff is better than banning it altogether (in both drugs and prostitution).
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  2823. TheNoobSensei Just wondering you think the same about drugs? 
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  2824. No, that's not how it works, there is a method for determining truths for a reason.
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  2825. > When separate groups of people or civilizations express beliefs in something No, that's not an argument, argument from numbers etc. is a classic fallacy. Just because people in different distinct civilizations see faces in clouds does not make these faces any more likely to exist, it shows that we see faces in innate objects.
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  2826. ByeByeMissAmericaPie He doesn't have a mansion like Bill Gates?
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  2827. Outside the Americas it also might be quite rare considering where the plant only grows.
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  2828. stretch90 He made use of Jewish stereotypes, he didn't mock Moses.
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  2829. Are you saying you can't make fun of Abraham/Moses/Solomon?
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  2830. Reece Swaby No, not about Jews, about implying that a certain person wanted to become a Jew because of stereotypical wealth. It wasn't like the person fired made fun of Abraham/Isaac/Moses/Solomon…
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  2831. Reece Swaby When did they say that?
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  2832. Reece Swaby > claiming muslims do nothing but exploit the french welfare system Not that I know. You are thinking of that one cover, aren't you?
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  2833. ApexPredator  If thou buy an Hebrew servant, six years he shall serve: and in the seventh he shall go out free for nothing. If he came in by himself, he shall go out by himself: if he were married, then his wife shall go out with him. If his master have given him a wife, and she have born him sons or daughters; the wife and her children shall be her master's, and he shall go out by himself. And if the servant shall plainly say, I love my master, my wife, and my children; I will not go out free: Then his master shall bring him unto the judges; he shall also bring him to the door, or unto the door post; and his master shall bore his ear through with an aul; and he shall serve him for ever. (Exodus 21) Both thy bondmen, and thy bondmaids, which thou shalt have, shall be of the heathen that are round about you; of them shall ye buy bondmen and bondmaids. Moreover of the children of the strangers that do sojourn among you, of them shall ye buy, and of their families that are with you, which they begat in your land: and they shall be your possession. And ye shall take them as an inheritance for your children after you, to inherit them for a possession; they shall be your bondmen for ever: but over your brethren the children of Israel, ye shall not rule one over another with rigour. (Leviticus 25)
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  2834. ApexPredator  > didn't read a thing about blacks in there... So?
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  2835. UltraSWG LOL, there are cities that still have curfews? Do they also have city walls with city gates that are locked up at a certain time?
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  2836. Basically?
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  2837. I wonder whether heat will make it bent as well, you know like bimetals.
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  2838. Isn't the game broken if every team brings their own balls (eggs)?
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  2839. k-n-o-w
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  2840. > his car was only like 30 000 dollars O_o
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  2841. > The origin of the quotes are of no real biblical consequence.... If you look closely you will find things to justify anything: http://thetencommandmentsministry.us/ministry/blog/articles/30-reasons-for-segregation-of-races/
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  2842. +Dana You don't think terrorists would take advantage of it if they weren't checked like the rest?
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  2843. Dana Prioritization is not the same as solely concentrating only on some types of passengers.
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  2844. Tyler Ellis  At least lobsters don't have one. ;)
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  2845. Heh, of course RT is reporting the opposite.
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  2846. 4knacks A brick of plutonium is inanimate! ;) 
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  2847. +Gerry Aire I'm judging those that put forward certain ideas they haven't thought through. BTW, you said: "He knows, and can do, what we can't even imagine," you believe that he knows everything, right?
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  2848. +Kari B Gold Are you posting random quotes, or is there a meaning behind them which is relevant for this discussion?
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  2849. +Kari B Gold You heard about the "prophets" Muhammad and Joseph Smith, right? Of course you did, there is no denying. In that case, when you die you will stand before your creator and be without excuse, you might have dismissed prophets you should've followed.
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  2850. mizdot x They can be sexualized even if not topless, if you want to make the point that even less so than fair enough but AFAIK nudist resorts etc. don't have any special rules for those not of age, e.g. everyone can run around naked and I guess it somehow works out.
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  2851. > You have to do everything from command line - it's not user-firendly at all - especially installing stuff What about a graphic package manager? Just because tutorials tell you to use the console it doesn't mean that you can only install from the command line.
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  2852. There is nothing to discern it from one, so yes, it is one indeed.
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  2853. This ad featured only people that are apparently able-bodied, how ableist.
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  2854. +NymphetaminexXxGrrrl > but don't claim you have a "genetic defect" that literally makes you half cat Are you implying trans people do? > There is science to explain transgender brains Many in the SJ community don't like what you are saying.
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  2855. Kristin B > Also these otherkin and transracial people can walk away from it anytime they want. Not sure you can make such generalized statements, we don't know what goes on in their heads. I see no reason to doubt that identity disorders (not feeling like one looks, identity does match outward appearance) and similar can take on many forms. > I was born transgender I didn't have a choice More just for completeness sake but it's worth mentioning that not being born a certain way does mean that one necessarily had a choice, it's no dichotomy.
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  2856. Kristin B > the reason that transgender people feel the way they do is because of biological reasons People that are very deep in the social justice causes might point out that your posts reeks of highly problematic gender essentialism and neurosexism. ;)
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  2857. Kristin B > That doesn't change the fact that the human brain is dimorphic Yeah, that's what they are arguing against: http://sjwiki.org/wiki/Neurosexism
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  2858. The plug goes where?
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  2859. DeathByGaming And you run around like that? O_o Is there at least a valve/outlet?
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  2860. Goobzor This ruling has an effect on providers in general.
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  2861. kevin gushlaw What is a fact to you? Is germ theory a fact to you?
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  2862. > Female Circumcision is absolutely terrible for many worse reasons For what reasons?
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  2863. And why would you be against genital modification in female babies? Aren't you inconsistent?
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  2864. christian cotto What if just the hood was removed?
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  2865. ***** I can't help but wonder how realistic this story is. I mean plastic surgery still can't do anything, can it?
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  2866. ***** Well, for voices there is surgery as well, but might also be need for face surgery and I am not sure whether that's easy to pull off, when TYT did the story on the person on Piers Morgan there the face surgery seemed apparent to me. Also what remains is the stature and the pelvis.
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  2867. Abu Ibraheem Al Amreeki  > It took the most uncivil, inhumane people on the face of the Earth Is this how you are referring to Arabs?
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  2868. Princes Theodora LOL, that escalated quickly. Seems like he touched a nerve.
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  2869. TheStoneSpiral But using UV radiation to create new mutations is OK? 
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  2870. TheStoneSpiral You can make random mutations more likely and then select for new organisms you want to breed, it's not GMO but I don't see much of a difference other than the results are more unexpected and it takes more effort (or luck) to get something useful out of it.
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  2871. Melissa Vasquez There was also a question on mandated GMO labeling and one about trust in scientists concerning "environmental issues". "Among tea party Republicans, only 28 percent trust scientists. The proportion saying they do not trust scientists jumps from 9 percent among other Republicans to 43 percent among tea party Republicans." "We have seen that trusting scientists for information on environmental issues follows a partisan pattern. This trust is particularly low among tea party Republicans (Figure 2)." "Democrats and tea party Republicans find agreement, however, in their support for labeling of food containing GMOs."
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  2872. Melissa Vasquez Fair enough, but only to some extend because the question wasn't about trusting scientists in any case but nevermind.  What about the GMO labeling thing? Are you indifferent towards mandated labelling, after all it serve no purpose other than help discern it from non-GMO products that can be sold for a higher price, also the common person will probably think that if it labelled by law then there is probably something wrong with it. Funny that tea party people (even AJ) would be in favor of big gov. mandating stuff in that case, super-duper libertarians like Penn & Teller are of course against it.
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  2873. Melissa Vasquez  I quote again: "Democrats and tea party Republicans find agreement, however, in their support for labeling of food containing GMOs." Tea party Republicans are more likely to be pro labeling that other Republicans.  
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  2874. Gunway Intent should matter. People can get triggered by various things, with some stuff it's just more likely and should be apparent to the person doing the triggering.
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  2875. Gunway Also context matters, e.g. a pic of a floppy dick probably has more of a (bad) effect in society considered more prude than e.g. a nudist community. Our culture isn't universal.
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  2876. Gunway I think I should have gone with the Muslims in Saudia Arabia sending ancle pics example but OK. > aware of the opinions of the majority Of the culture they are in. Just wanted to make it a bit less ethnocentric.
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  2877. OnlyDeathIsEternal Too bad it's referenced in the new one like everywhere?
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  2878. Dogmatix playing Guitar There are people on Youtube actually going through every single video and trying to explain them, one even features James Randi at some point.
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  2879. bigraviolees but Reagan wasn't controlling the whole world
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  2880. TheRobster2007 What's your point? Some are less harmless than others (Silver [E 174] < Vitamin C [ E 300]), some of them are even necessary to our survival. Except for E 605 (inside joke) none of these chemicals is considered poisonous in the sense of needing a  dangerous substances sign. ;)
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  2881. playandrepeat You mean the e-mail talking about toxicity levels?
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  2882. TheRobster2007 > is exactly that not all E numbers are safe Who claimed that? When a chemical has a E number it just means allowed in at least one EU country.
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  2883. The Amazon Echo ad is the best ad ever, please check it out (from the same people that brought you the Microsoft Songsmith ad I guess).
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  2884. They are irrelevant?
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  2885. +JosephJamesScott Nope, it's basically just a clock out of a case.
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  2886. JosephJamesScott If you want to see the quotes in context: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/09/21/should-richard-dawkins-be-criticized-for-what-he-said-about-ahmed-mohamed-on-twitter/
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  2887. Should that be the case for every so little place? Should that apply to Texas as well?
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  2888. +Aron Tragardh Hardly innocent if you ask me… they had it coming. Stupid tasty fish.
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  2889. Adam Wojtczak Relation to video?
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  2890. +Rubytuby A lazy one who reuses stuff? Is that what you are trying to imply?! :O
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  2891. DynamicSphinxxx Semites are a language group. 
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  2892. Noneya Bankers are those who were forced to become such because it was deemed forbidden for others. ;)  
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  2893. Noneya > The dissenting Jews in Israel say it. So you don't agree with them? > As for genetics, you're going to have to take that up with the people that study the genomes of the Jewish population Now you are talking about followers of Judaism right? Because it would be circular reasoning , like if someone were to first define a Jewish "race" and then look at how they differ from the rest and argue that this classification isn't arbitrary because you can test how that group differs from the rest. But it would be still arbitrary if that person couldn't reasonably justify with what he/she started with.
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  2894. Aidan red This is independent of traditional cats. It's basically just about injecting piss into the engine.
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  2895. I think you meant to say "redundant and repetitive" ;)
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  2896. > snake handling church sounds pretty damn good actually.  No molestation You sure? Think of the male children…
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  2897. slimjim77M He certainly considered himself Muslim, a follower of Muhammad and the Quran.
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  2898. Arab Katib Fahad Summan So… a new Karbala is near?
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  2899. John Doe Would you say that about any disease/malady?
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  2900. John Doe > Yes, unless it causes them to constantly be in excruciating pain. Ah, you expected me to bring up that one example right? Or the many short-viable ones? (Cyclops, no skin, …)
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  2901. John Doe > Unfortunately, no one asks the baby in an abortion. I wouldn't call it a "baby" unless it's viable separately from the mother and that point it's generally not legal anyway. So in a legal abortion you just have to ask who's part you affecting, a part of the mother.
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  2902. John Doe  > immensely-complicated choreography that occurs every second of every minute Irrelevant, every cell is "amazing" in that sense but everyone is free to do with his/her amazing body pretty much what he/she wants. > arbitrarinesses I doubt you can come with any less arbitrary cutoff point. > Because you feel it so‽ Should we follow your cutoff point because you feel like everything after that point is "disgusting" to you? > Why not throw everyone out of hospitals, if they're not "independently-viable"‽ I wrote "viable separately from the mother" not "separately from anyone". If you want some help: try to think of an example involving Siamese twins.
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  2903. Maybe it would be best for VR if those games would only be sold in collections so that people are less likely to get turned off by that one bad experience they are going to remember over and over.
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  2904. > this is a person who enrages you and committed deeds which we deem are atrocities. But you also need to look at it objectively; this is a person who is a leader of a country Yes, but just because he is a leader is by itself no reason Castro should to shake his hands.
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  2905. +Claus Bertels ?
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  2906. ***** Hadtihs are very important for the majority of Muslims, the Quran seems insufficient. 
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  2907. ***** First time I heard that apologist argument, interesting. Normally I hear the argument that the hadiths are just for helping in understanding the Quran since the life of the "perfect man" should be a template for everyone else. Anyways concerning corruption you do realize there are various collections of different hadiths that are rated differently regarding their importance/authenticity? Different Islamic schools of thought calling each other corrupted over this. :D Certainly with a perfect religion that wouldn't be possible…
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  2908. silverstarinthesky Average that is, but only because of the high child mortality. 
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  2909. ***** A perfect religion would not leave anything up for debate. ;)
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  2910. حشره And there was slavery, both things considered wrong now.
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  2911. ***** The arguments is that at that age nobody is mature, brain development continues quite some time after puberty.
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  2912. Mia Hansen > Not to mention that Erasmus Darwin was a 33rd degree Mason. And if you don't recognize the significance in that, you have some research to do. In the "jet fuel can't melt steel beams" conspiracy sense? :->
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  2913. Will it be removed after some time? If not couldn't it be argued then that this is like a punishment for life? On the other hand, the same applies for plagiarism, right? But then this specifically applies to the transcript (whatever that is).
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  2914. You feel like you chose to be what you are in that regard?
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  2915. > discipline, iron will and work ethic Swift like a greyhound, tough as leather, and hard as steel? ;)
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  2916. ***** And it wasn't very Islamic.
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  2917. herny45 Is for example drinking alcohol Islamic? Putting philosophers up to the level of nearly prophets? bohemianwriter1 Not disagreeing that maybe the Quran allows for such an interpretation (but one should not forget that the Quran alone is not enough for the majority of Muslims).
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  2918. bohemianwriter1 Ever asked other Muslims (e.g. your average Sunni) whether they consider Ahmadiyya to be Muslims? Same with Alawites and Alevi and some others. If you search enough you can find New Age Christians that have the same creed.
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  2919. ChelseaFcTheChmps > RELIGION IS THE FOUNDATION OF OUR HUMAN MORAL CODE Are you claiming there can be no morals without religion? > that it is all the fault of religion > Humans changed this and are at fault, not religion. If one claims a religion comes from a perfect, all-powerful being then that religion has to answer for all behavior in the name of it, after all the being that knows everything must have foreseen this. If the religion is not preventing bad behavior it can be considered a deficiency of this religion.
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  2920. Orpheas Nestos THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH ALL THAT HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT THESE AFFRONTED PEOPLE WITH THEIR GUILTY MINDS AND ALL. AFTER ALL, IT'S US WHO SHOULD PUT OFF THAT STATE OF MIND OF TOTAL REDEMPTION WHEN WE HAVEN'T EVEN FIGURED OUT HOW TO TALK SOME SENSE INTO THOSE IN CONTROL OF EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE OF US. IT HAS BEEN SHOWN THAT NOBODY CAN WITHSTAND THE TEMPTATIONS OF PURE IDEOLOGY AND NOTHING CAN BE MADE ABOUT THOSE THAT DON'T WANT TO WORK IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF MUTUAL TRUST. FOR WE ALL HAVE SORROWS WE WANT TO BUT CAN'T HIDE. THAT'S WHY YOU AND ME SHOULDN'T FEEL OBLIGED TO PUT THOSE DILIGENTLY WORKING BRAIN CELLS OF YOURS TO WORK, IT HAS NEVER BEEN OF GREAT USE WHEN YOU DID. WITH ALL THOSE OMISSIONS OUR FATE HAS BEEN NEARLY SEALED AND NOW THERE'S A DAMPER ON EVERYONE INVOLVED. TRUST ME WHEN I TELL YOU THAT'S IT NOT OVER YET AND MUCH MORE IS TO COME. FOR ALL I KNOW WE HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING YET.
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  2921. She makes other people feel better about themselves, i.e. inspires them?
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  2922. George Weaver What god? The one according to the Mormons or Allah?
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  2923. +Furkan Turfanda Maybe people should ask for Tay's pronouns.
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  2924. I have never laughed that much, I especially loved 2:17, 19:09 and 34:09.
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  2925. The deer was uninsured.
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  2926. 1:10 assume for second he's talking about praying
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  2927. bammbamm  Also now extinct monotheistic religions and Mandaeism.
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  2928. bammbamm There are also quite monotheistic strands in Hinduistic. In fact you get that in pretty any polytheistic religion, simply introduce a kind of hierarchy between the gods with a single god on the top. For good measure you can make this god a creator of everything and voila, you got yourself some monotheism. In fact there is evidence that this is how Judaism became monotheistic, the remaining lesser gods simply became angels and such. > But it's so back in time, you wouldn't probably believe. "Believe" is such a strong word, I wouldn't use it for that fact BUT I can tell you that the concept you told me does not sound too outlandish, in fact since there are many languages which apparently have Indo-smth. roots, why not also religious beliefs. Sounds plausible.
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  2929. Hollywood is in Bavaria fighting against the power of the Catholic church?
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  2930. Thomas Munzer > like to advertise their existence and throw up their gang signs Uh, sure, makes so much sense… :-> 
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  2931. ***** Wow, so much BS. Actually it's a normal "g" like in gramophone and the south is where upper German came from. May I ask what made you claim such nonsense with such fervor? (reminds me of that other person that wanted to tell me that "ich" is pronounced "ish" because that's how they learned it)
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  2932. +Iraqi Hassan I would argue that Zoroastrianism had more an effect on Christianity (and indirectly Islam): • a (burning) hell • an individual soul • a paradise as a sort of place where individuals are really living on forever • absolute good vs. absolute evil • the latter two being in sort of a battle • ultimative judgement of the soul
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  2933. +Abdullah Salem That's what they say about Hamas.
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  2934. Rockroyaltymc https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_ibn_Abd_al-Wahhab https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahhabism#Notable_leaders
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  2935. Rockroyaltymc > you've read NO articles quoting them I did, I even gave you the links.
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  2936. Rockroyaltymc > looking at the references section of wikipedia Exactly my point: The Wikipedia articles I linked you to are substantiated by book references. > that's like me reading a book about Judism written by a Hindu It could make sense if it is well-researched. What matters most is the approach. Similarly, just any Sunni isn't representative of all Sunnis.
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  2937. Rockroyaltymc WP: > Adherents often object to the term Wahhabi or Wahhabism as derogatory, and prefer to be called Salafi or muwahhid. Ah, now I get it, you are saying there aren't people identifying as "Wahabi", just like there aren't any identifying as being part of "Daesh". It's just about the wording?
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  2938. Abdullah Salem I'm sure you would think differently if you were Shia.
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  2939. Mustafa Alhusseiny  Do you think this story was made up because you don't like it?
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  2940. Damn you Will, we are having an interview over here!
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  2941. It's like he's in a drug trance.
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  2942. Øystein A. > Here in Norway, the secular studies of religion (sociology) is tied to neurology Huh? First time I heard that.
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  2943. Øystein A. > Sociology thus follows base methods, but is, and must be, more fluent than any other science, since the result of the mind is not understood yet. More fluent? If by this you mean even more rigorous and strict since subjective beings are asking the questions and interpreting the results then I agree.
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  2944. ***** > I enjoyed all the cartoons Charlie Hebdo did making fun of rich white Frenchmen. Oh wait, they didn't do any Except that they did?
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  2945. +roof pizza Goulash (not American slumgullion!), Haleem, (old-style) soupe aux pois, …
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  2946. Now that's stretching…
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  2947. Tim TLS Coach Would you say that you have a "confirmation bias" against solipsism?
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  2948. Wa Ol > and evolution is supposed to find the perfect form for sustaining life Not the perfect, just one good enough. A local maximum point. Every species has found its "place" (environment etc.) and it's more like to improve inside its place or adapt to changes there than to move another one (not impossible though).
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  2949. +ShaxOfThirtyLegions If 2 days isn't a big deal then 4 days isn't either. And if at least 10% should be Muslim, why not just 5%?
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  2950. jdm0732 But the problem is that in some cases other options could have been used, e.g. chronic local pain can often be dealt with locally.
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  2951. Could the party split and a new party with its own party form where a presidential candidate is not going through a primary? Would the laws allow for that? The constitution certainly does not say anything about primaries, right?
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  2952. >  NO you should NOT talk about how Gays live When did they say that? What they probably meant is that you shouldn't legislate based on that.
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  2953. Hehe, some is trying to be enthusiastic this time. ;D
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  2954. oldmoviemusic  Are you talking about prepuce removals in general?
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  2955. Reza's view remind me of certain sorts of New-Age-ism. "All religions share a truth" etc. Now that's not a new view, esp. not in the Muslim/Alevite world, I heard claims like Buddha was a Muslim too.
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  2956. St3a1thsniper32 Kindly awaiting your answer.
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  2957. St3a1thsniper32 > DNA can't change unless a mutation happens There is also recombination but I will ignore that for now. What's your point with that? > but we have no proof of these so called missing links Of course we do have lots of evidence, e.g. fossils: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeopteryx Also, we have evidence directly in the DNA, in humans e.g. with fused chromosome 2. > Mutation are 97% of the time harmful to the thing it happens to. Most BS stat if I have ever seen one, and I have seen 23.54% of all stats. :P Truth is, most simple mutations are actually neutral. > Look at Down Syndrome in humans for example. That's caused by chromosome 21 being there thrice, but again, I don't want to be to nit-picky. Just let me tell you that it's a different kind of error compared to certain base pairs simply changing (what people normally think of), but since such chances also play a role (even more so in plants) I am going to let it slide. > These creatures would have to live long enough to reproduce and pass on this so called advantage to their offspring and that offspring reproduces and so on. Yes, so? If there is a selection advantage (can be quite small BTW) then that feature or variation is going to take over the gene pool in the long run, it becomes the new norm. > Your argument is that these changes add up over time and millions of years later that animal becomes an entirely new animal. Not necessary millions of years BTW, just enough for speciation to happen (new species is one that can't reliably create viable offspring with another in a very simplified definition for animals). We can observe it with flies in a lab: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciation#Artificial_speciation
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  2958. St3a1thsniper32 > Your "sources" are from wikipedia, which is one of the most unreliable sources you could have chose. Ah, I see, you're an academic and a connoisseur of good sources. Great, I love like-minded people, so then I am going to give you some in your prefered format: • Holtz, Thomas, Jr. (1995). "Archaeopteryxs Relationship With Modern Birds". Journal of Dinosaur Paleontology. Archived from the original on 2007-02-09. Retrieved 2007-03-01. • Erickson, Gregory M.; Rauhut, Oliver W. M.; Zhou, Zhonghe; Turner, Alan H.; Inouye, Brian D.; Hu, Dongyu; Norell, Mark A. (2009). Desalle, Robert, ed. "Was Dinosaurian Physiology Inherited by Birds? Reconciling Slow Growth in Archaeopteryx". PLoS ONE 4 (10): e7390. Bibcode:2009PLoSO...4.7390E. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0007390. PMC 2756958. PMID 19816582 • Feo, Teresa J.; Field, Daniel J.; Prum, Richard O. (2015-03-22). "Barb geometry of asymmetrical feathers reveals a transitional morphology in the evolution of avian flight". Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B: Biological Sciences 282 (1803): 20142864. doi:10.1098/rspb.2014.2864. ISSN 0962-8452. PMC 4345455. PMID 25673687. • L. M. Chiappe; L. M. Witme, eds. (2002). Mesozoic birds: above the heads of dinosaurs. Berkeley and Los Angeles, California: University of California Press. p. 151. ISBN 0-520-20094-2 • A. Feduccia (1996). The Origin and Evolution of Birds. Yale University Press, New Haven. ISBN 0-300-06460-8 These papers/books should be easily accessible from your university LAN/VPN. What do you think of them? > You've seen 23.54% of all stats XD I'm glad you like it. I came up with that number through pretty much the same means as you.
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  2959. Ao Bleu Implying Frenchmen are a race.
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  2960. Ao Bleu  > French is a race. The language?
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  2961. Ao Bleu  So race and nationality are interchangeable to you? Are you US race? > people in Spain, the Spanish Spaniards. :P
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  2962. FilterExel It's the one from James Bond.
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  2963. Ahmed Nashif > And circumcision somewhat prevents a lot of sexually transmitted Diseases. Well, in an Islamic context, assuming people would follow the rules and have only sex inside marriage but this then on a regular basis, this is quite a weak argument because you are less likely going to catch a STD to begin with (less partners → lower chance) and if you catch it then you are going to infect your husband/wife sooner or later anyway.
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  2964. futurestoryteller  > lets sit to hear your petty grievances Are you white and cis? Just wondering.
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  2965. You don't even read replies, you just copy and paste.
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  2966. FPSmoose  Why do you think that people criticizing an ideology would be in misery? This makes no sense.
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  2967. FPSmoose Weren't you criticizing people you considered "haters"?
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  2968. FPSmoose If the Quran can be interpreted incorrectly by terrorists then it can be blamed on the Quran, after all it set outs to be a perfect book…
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  2969. FPSmoose An almighty being would have been able to do anything (by definition). This would include creating a book which can't be misunderstood. If a book is likely to be misunderstood then it's a shortcoming of the book. A book with shortcomings is not a perfect book, therefore the Quran is not a perfect book.
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  2970. FPSmoose Are the parts of the Quran where you wished that they wouldn't be in there? For example because they don't apply anymore or where the context is hard to understand but can be used to criticize Islam?
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  2971. FPSmoose What if it was a common interpretation?
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  2972. > however I will never know what it's like to be a woman due to the fact that I have never been a woman... there for I would not actually know whether I identify as a woman or just as a feminine male. Heh, you don't know whether you consider yourself a women and therefore you have been one. Somehow that's a tautology. Seems like you need to get your definition of "women" cleared up, is someone a women by identifying as one? Or does it matter what one is considered in the eyes of others? Or is it about physical traits?
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  2973. louie wallenberg To be fair the Soviets still implemented some of their ideas, like binding all slavs together.
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  2974. Evolution as outlines by Darwin, they somewhat supported a type of Lamarckian nonsense.
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  2975. TheStr0ke I think you meant to say that the migrants quickly came before the book became popular again. ;)
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  2976. > Kurds and Yazidis can help themselves. Duh!!! Free marketplace of life after all.
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  2977. Martin Armenta crispbread?
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  2978. Men can't bear pesky children.
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  2979. +LJM331 What type of alternative? Shamans, Scientology or gems?
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  2980. LJM331 Who do you consider to be the inventor of evidence-based science (and medicine)?
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  2981. ***** Poor gingers? 
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  2982. titovalasques Not just the ISPs to the consumers.
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  2983. titovalasques Your ISP is not directly connected to the servers abroad. And the ISPs connected you to there might decide to throttle traffic based on the protocol type and content (unless someone pays up). E.g. if it appears to be video content it gets throttled.
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  2984. David Parkes Some of their traffic might come from the US or at the very least go through the US, e.g. when use cloud storage. 
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  2985. titovalasques If they give a higher priority to some traffic, they are throttling the rest. So unless the big provider that is making the connection between e.g. the US and the transatlantic cables is paying more he gets stuff with a lower priority. And maybe you can pay as much as you want and the provider is always going to give Google video content a lower priority for the simple reason that it has connections to a competitor.
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  2986. titovalasques > throttled you could simply host it outside of the US which would mean that atleast non US visitors would have normal speed again Indeed, but if you are a US startup this might not be an option. Oh and it's not just WWW traffic, what about certain protocols like Bittorrent, US ISPs can go back to throttling those, non-US persons are going to be affected by this as well when dealing with US peers.
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  2987. maybe they didn't support her cause?
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  2988. +Joshua McLean Salt water is bitter?
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  2989. Heh, integration and logarithms, I take back what I said about it always being on middle-school level. :)
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  2990. Mohammed Nadat > originally agreed I thought they (at least they in the neighboring countries) never agreed and that's why there were wars about it.
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  2991. +Andre Watson (convert) Being gay is against Islam? I thought liberal Muslims always argue that only acting on it in certain ways it (similar to the position of major Christian denominations)? Or are you more of the ISIS type of Muslim, you avatar goes in that direction…
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  2992. You can "explore" things and still reduce the risks, in the mountain case by e.g. not going alone.
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  2993. +eru shado Even newer religions exist.
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  2994. but change is happening basically all the time
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  2995. How exactly "negative"?
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  2996. > What if there is a lot of internet traffic does the power of Jesus take longer to force Satan to withdraw to his nether realm Then the tubes are getting clogged and the internet is going to be delayed, Ted Stevens knows best.
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  2997. Groth1175 Those damn Potawatomi (upper Mississippi native Americans), only they believe they are made from clay baked just right! >:O from http://www.gly.uga.edu/railsback/CS/CSPotawatomi.html Earthmaker made the world with trees and fields, with rivers, lakes, and springs, and with hills and valleys. It was beautiful. However, there weren't any humans, and so one day he decided to make some. He scooped out a hole in a stream bank and lined the hole with stones to make a hearth, and he built a fire there. Then he took some clay and made a small figure that he put in the hearth. While it baked, he took some twigs and made tongs. When he pulled the figure out of the fire and had let it cool, he moved its limbs and breathed life into it, and it walked away. Earthmaker nonetheless realized that it was only half-baked. That figure became the white people. Earthmaker decided to try again, and so he made another figure and put it on the hearth. This time he took a nap under a tree while the figure baked, and he slept longer than he intended. When he pulled the second figure out of the fire and had let it cool, he moved its limbs and breathed life into it, and it walked away. Earthmaker realized that this figure was overbaked, and it became the black people. Earthmaker decided to try one more time. He cleaned the ashes out of the hearth and built a new fire. Then he scooped up some clay and cleaned it of any twigs or leaves, so that it was pure. He made a little figure and put it on the hearth, and this time he sat by the hearth and watched carefully as the figure baked. When this figure was done, he pulled it out of the fire and let it cool. Then he moved its limbs and breathed life into it, and it walked away. This figure was baked just right, and it became the red people.
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  2998. How about letting everyone program that part about decision making themselves, then the driver is again making the decision. For example a white supremacist can program in that he doesn't care much about black people, the possibilities are endless!
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  2999. They don't control the cables all the way.
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  3000. Hans Wurst The software at some "hub" is controlling what is going through the cables, e.g. giving some content a higher priority than another based on e.g. it's source or destination. 
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  3001. Eric Sami > why is that World War II, World I, Vietnam War, Korean War, All the wars in South America, American Civil War which were some of the bloodies wars in contemporary history, started and fought between totally christian nations? Because they had the money. BTW, the Ottomans?
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  3002. > anybody could believe and do what they want but at the same time you guys hate and discriminating all religions Let's assume for a second they are, so what? No contradiction there, I assume you don't approve of Nazism but that doesn't necessarily mean you are for banning their speech.
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  3003. DEMONACY177 > will gain the eyes of those who would harm her Are you saying more people would harm her? Got any statistics from nude beaches to back that up or does this come out of your ass? > If you say we trust in individual subject humanity to determine actions and still advocate to let your carnality desires free in this case sex then your contradicting yourself Breasts visible = public animalistic sex? :->
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  3004. DEMONACY177 > that if those desires are triggered when result in animalistic actions most communally rape as we see commonly in animals from all species I've heard that rape is mostly about power rather than about the act itself so I don't buy into your claim unless you present me evidence. And like I said, if nudity led to more rape than it should be visible (pun intended) in nudist communities. I don't think it is, feel free to prove me wrong. > You cannot advocate for civility while also advocating for a lack of self respect and in this case specifically the body. Showing something = lack of self-respect? Not necessarily, it's culture that determines what we consider to be respectful and civil and what not.  > Women get raped ,not men. That's only a side point but man rape does exist as well (e.g. prisons) and it nicely shows how it's about domination and power. > retain our civility You make it seem like "cilivity" was some sort of absolute concept. Which it is not. In fact it's cultural and subject to change. > As human beings we are very visual. Yes and statue, build and curves also signal something. So what? Hide everything so we all become more abstract?
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  3005. +yvranx They didn't put make-up on him. Now the lamps did their thing.
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  3006. It's good enough for what it's trying to do and better than anything similar that exists or existed (like XNA).
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  3007. And then you switched to MLP? ;)
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  3008. What does a person say if he/she gives a 100 dollar note and wants to tip so that total amount is exactly 80? "Round to 80"? "Make it 80"? "Give back 20"?
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  3009. The way you mentioned I might not less likely get something nice like a 20 dollar note and the waiter has to do useless extra work.
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  3010. > expectancy was like, 35-40 years at best Average that is, just ignore the child mortality (and the slaves) and things look a lot better.
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  3011. They shouldn't be bared from voting in the first place, because it gives the executive branch too much power over the other branches.
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  3012. A genetic disorder cause these symptoms instead of a simple wart.
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  3013. Jose Goncalves But he didn't make them public just like that.
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  3014. Her opinions are basically what is written on conservapedia.
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  3015. +Ryan Hamachi We do't have them because evolution led to the gene being deactivated. So yes, those people have an abnormality, but is the basis for a tail just like in tailed mammals.
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  3016. +A-Max You want a test of whether they follow a certain religion?
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  3017. > The guy who predicted all this > all LOL
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  3018. ***** The natural release has been happening all the time, the discussion is about whether more than normal is released and from which sources.
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  3019. +children of the light > if the house of saud falls, hell will break loose That's exactly the problem, that's why they should reform themselves, care for more equality and keep their brats at bay. Because otherwise if they continue to preach water and drink wine (heh, pun intended) their end will come sooner and be worse.
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  3020. As always: There's a hadith for that. Islam is not just Quran for most Muslims.
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  3021. asad Whether they are fake or not, what matters is whether people take them seriously. Anyways, here a link to a horrible Saudi-funded Wahabi fundamentalist site where they hold that position: https://islamqa.info/en/111127
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  3022. MrChrisHam RN Does visible light affect you much? 
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  3023. Judicial78 Common knowledge in chemistry etc., see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bond_energy BTW,  this explains also why seeing the way we do (chemically using rhodopsin etc.) isn't possible with infrared, much less microwave radiation below that, see also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:EM_spectrum.svg
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  3024. Judicial78 > How can you so definitively say that humans understand how these forces act on a molecule as complex as cellular membrane proteins? Concerning molecular bonds we understand it pretty well because we know how the bonds work down to the quantum level. You could make an argument for other type of bonds (I was waiting for you to make it, but I guess you are not educated enough in that field) but then you also have keep in mind that the body is able to sustain quite a bit and if you think of the cell as a house then a wisp of wind (microwave radiation from cell phones) shouldn't affect it when it also withstands gusts (radiation in the visible spectrum as well as infrared and UV from the sun).
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  3025. Judicial78  > http://www.prisonplanet.com LOL, a source next to natural news… I don't feel going into detail much more (I might repeat myself), but how comes you are concerned with cell phones and not with radio broadcast and (weather) radars? Those things are sent out with much more energy. 
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  3026. ***** Aliens!
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  3027. Rayan Mg It's illegal to be against the government of Syria. :->
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  3028. *****  > but at least put forth the effort to understand religion and the principles of different faiths Ever tried to understand all those new-age Hippie religions? Stuff so deep man you need drugs to "understand" it.
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  3029. ***** I on the other hand make fun of Scientology with the little stuff I know about it. I have no interest whatsoever in dwelling further into it.
    1
  3030. and doesn't get convicted since he stood his ground
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  3031. numerocro > knows that the percentage is 1:2 That exact? Wow smart people sure know their maths… :->
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  3032. Hoerkelis We don't know her motivations.
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  3033. Robert Baur So true, especially the genital inspections.
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  3034. ibrahim sembawa Why not both? IMHO whether he is a terrorist depends on his motivations, if his motivation was to terrorize people, then he is a terrorist. And if he was behaving above-average irrationally then he is crazy
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  3035. QuantumWrench Someone who is trying to terrorize for rational reasons, for rational goals. Of course you could argue that terrorizing is never rational. 
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  3036. Musaed Alotaibi "elected"
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  3037. On possible motives alone.
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  3038. Is Fusion some kind of Techno music channel?
    1
  3039. Do you think the same about miscegenation?
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  3040. clearcutter74 Youtube allows you to link to videos.
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  3041. Hey, it's the correct symbol for medicine!
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  3042. Traythug Martin Who said something about non-citizens? 
    1
  3043. I didn't see him make fun of Lord Mithras, maybe he is a follower of him? ;) Seriously now, he calls himself "agnostic" since before this show.
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  3044. WhiteSlift If he meant people diagnosed with autism/Asperger's (maybe in conjunction with anger issues) then he's correct, stats are not hard to find. Points towards autism/Asperger's being something encoded on the X chromosome.
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  3045. +lola bigcups They never claimed to have ever thought it was a bomb, they said they thought the kid wanted to play a prank using a bomb hoax.
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  3046. +Ákos Melczer "Great!" "Amazing!" "Awesome!" "I love this …!"
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  3047. True, it's a bit futile though because nobody is going to remember the names.
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  3048. Jaqen H'ghar Do you know any fact?
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  3049. +jo05dk They implied that caps would have been an option…
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  3050. John Connor You don't care about any possible religious monument there?
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  3051. Dragon1717 Shouldn't Christians then be even more in favor of not calling everything around it "Christmas" in order to keep it pure?
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  3052.  @Kman.  not necessarily
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  3053. > _then you need to start respecting people views because others have them. _ Not every view needs to be respected. > don't know where you guys come up with the fact that its a "scam with holy water" Because that's not real psychological help?
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  3054. ***** The medium itself is indeed useless, what matters might be the information therein. Anyways, of course you should be free to burn (your) books.
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  3055. ***** I enjoy it as well, if just for the fact alone that it makes people who irrationally attach importance to symbols angry. Maybe if we burned flags daily they would learn not to care like rational beings. 
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  3056. walt goolsby To be fair OP might just have mentioned a quote he personally believes in while also giving credit. 
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  3057. Sgt Slim What's more important, the symbol or what it stands for? 
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  3058. Sgt Slim > To me they are synonymous. So saving two flags is better than one nation?
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  3059. ***** > represents respecting the flag? wut? That's what you basically said before: what you think the flag stands for made you respect the piece of cloth, thus it represents respecting inanimate things. > I was a ranger, not a seal btw But did you also graduate top of your class and where you involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda with over 300 confirmed kills? What about training in gorilla warfare and being the top sniper of the US armed forces?
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  3060. Sgt Slim It's true, I have no real-world experience in praying to inanimate things, be it crosses, some meteorite stone in Mecca, Stalin statues or the flag of any country. I haven't been brainwashed into thinking of some symbols as "living beings". Also, unlike ***** I am no Internet Tough Guy®.
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  3061. the purple one?
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  3062. +Baji Scipio Dārayav Aurelius “Hemu Rawal Domitian” Julian Venizelos Nalwa You could say they are unbelievers and thus atheists in relation to the the other religions.
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  3063. Baji Scipio Dārayav Aurelius Julian Venizelos Nalwa Yes, but in the eyes of the followers of other religions they are unbelievers either way. A follower of an Abrahamic religion might think that the gods of Shinto are just powerful ghosts and such, that the ancient Greek gods are too ridiculous, that pantheism and deism aren't theism… and so followers of these religions/movements might be indistinguishable from atheists to him because he sees no parallels to his own belief.
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  3064. If they were consistent they would use the state rights argument … but they aren't!
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  3065. Jahmali Kenway What drugs do new-age people take?
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  3066. Random Balkan Guy Why? Sunni or Shia?
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  3067. But the scripture is the scripture, but true, maybe they should always exempt pick-and-choose Christians.
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  3068. Craig LeMieux I am smelling a troll. Riddle me this: What makes gravity any less of a theory or generally what makes anything a "fact" in your opinion? 
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  3069. I wondered whether we would see some DNA hacker's den.
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  3070. > they are banned from doing business forever in the united states No problemo, create a new one and sell it to it!
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  3071. Why does he have gloves?
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  3072. SuicideNeil I heard that's something they just do in movies, with gloves you actually have a worse grip.
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  3073. ***** Well again, they don't demonize all religions.
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  3074. MrG0TH1ER Could also be because men chose to mate with womanly women, there is a study on some tribe strongly indicating this.
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  3075. myndwork Hong Kong? Island?
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  3076. BaadBoy's Playhouse If it makes you happy…
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  3077. PinuyashaRPG Normally they remove/close off/disable such all ports not needed, firmwares of business computers have extra settings for disabling them. 
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  3078. Don't all Muslims? After all they prefer it hairless.
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  3079. Popolampoh Small? Tell that to the Swiss.
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  3080. +Elle Blair I think those shoulders are padded so the jacket can be wider so the hips appear less pronounced. I guess it's also comfy to wear but it's true that it simply looks too wide.
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  3081. Ex0dus111 Which calendar? Gregorian?
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  3082. Is your brain in half now?
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  3083. > +Plato86 What is your culture? D'uh, Athenian of course. ;)
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  3084. He sounds like 90s. I like it.
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  3085. +Kenny Cannon Is Christ the fulfiller of what is written in the OT?
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  3086. lonovik Really, they do?
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  3087. lonovik Supporting someone = not bombing him?
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  3088. Science says the Quran is not right.
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  3089. strike7100 Funny, I would have said the same thing about your original comment. 
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  3090. alejandro frade angel  That's why the South wanted it to become the anthem.
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  3091. Vladimir PutinYarbutt  Even if, you can be racist and still against slavery.
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  3092. Hans Blitz I believe some Muslims (Persian Muslims?) celebrate winter soliciste. Anyways, the pepper grinder won't come off the galapagos sword.
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  3093. +Mark Grayson Please define "democracy" because apparently you are using it in unusual ways. Are you refering to direct democracy perhaps?
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  3094. Brent Hanson In females as well? After all they get horrible stuff there, especially once after their menopause?
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  3095. NightandDay Cruz As a chemist? Certainly.
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  3096. ThaTroothHurts Do most of you have ingrained paranoia? Probably not. 
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  3097. > Jesus said turn the other cheek meaning  Interpretation #76245
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  3098. +Oscar Erazo And there is no way back, the perfect plan… muahahahaha. :D
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  3099. Ahmed Mahfouz You didn't argue against the point that the actions of Hamas are dumb and irrational.
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  3100. They officially recognize the seceded regions, gave out Russian citizenships and helped to expand the seceded regions, especially by making them less patchy.
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  3101. +Kavius Payton You mean Europe as the continent? Well, according to many definitions it includes parts important of Russia and at the very least Kaliningrad. This if obviously independent of their membership in the CoE and similar though.
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  3102. Abdul CJ I understand that. When I wrote "funny" I meant how on the one hand they make the book out to be the perfect thing but at the same time it appears to be "not enough" which is why they also make use of the oral traditions. So apparently the Quran is in fact not so "perfect" after all but rather insufficient for the majority of Muslims.
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  3103. ***** It's not just the Quran that matter. 
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  3104. > google HAARP if you don't believe me, LOL > we have been Geoengineering the atmosphere since the 70's Using silver iodine to let it rain earlier before you e.g. get dangerous hail? That has been going on even earlier, though I am not sure whether you need a permit. But that's a totally different thing than allegedly causing earth quakes using microwave signals, LOL.
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  3105. FuturePants > Did I ever say that?  You said to search for HAARP and there are sources that claim exactly that. Hey and others claimed that it can be used for mind control. People claiming such were guests on Alex Jones. > also try actually bringing some facts to the table I am not the one making claims > If you would like to explain what the dozen+ HAARP installations around the globe Similar ones, not the HAARP. > do exactly since it is classified and you will be arrested on sight for tresspassing. Uh no, you can visit e.g. EISCAT just fine. > the most powerful microwave emmitter in existence That's simply not correct, or rather, the transmission power they used for a long time (960 kW) isn't higher than that of some radio stations. > to do things like charge ions in the atmosphere to push warm and cold fronts where they want them to go. That makes no sense in several way, first one, with this transmission power that's not possible in a relevant way. > It's not like climate scientists have explained this shit over and over, and shown why our weather is unnatural and changing at an alarming rate. But using different explanations. > go watch a real scientist who spent more than 5 minutes researching this and then come back and argue. And who do you consider a real scientist?  Rosalie Bertell? LOL. > It's totally normal for north america to read 20-30 degrees cooler than the ENTIRE PLANET Actually the polar vortex phenomena has been known long before, whether it's normal for it happen is another question, but it's not like it just popped up.
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  3106. starscreamdakmo  > the HAARP thing makes you look like a fucking joke Who are you replying to? 
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  3107. starscreamdakmo Why me? Did you miss that I was quoting and replying to someone? 
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  3108. Odd how you wouldn't use roads as a analogy… Anyways, you want the ISPs to look at all the packets they transport and then maybe also become liable because of this?
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  3109. Well, Wittgenstein took a year off to become an elementary teacher. Apparently some people at some time just shut off and do irrational things.
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  3110. It's for tourists?
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  3111. EliteXtasy In other countries when the prime minister is missing the power goes to the president.
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  3112. Matthew Singh-Dosanjh  > Bell Curve (despite it being debunked as the racist, bigoted pseudo-intellectualism that it was) What did you just say about Gauss? >:O
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  3113. SUPERIRAQIII territory? Ryan Ulick Hawaii?
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  3114. Heh, Will really tried hard so those that had plastic surgery for cosmetic purposes didn't feel offended. Maybe because it's so common there?
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  3115. ObeseYeti Well, it's debatable whether Adam's comment was offensive in the first place. He just stated his preferences. 
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  3116. DaSpineLessFish He shooting back in case you miss him? He coming back with a bigger weapon? Next think you know a missile hits you?
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  3117. Wasn't MIAMITRAFFIC even a cheat code for GTA that would make all AI drivers drive like hell?
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  3118. shadowlee02 Should some ideas be respected more than other ones?
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  3119. At least it's less coal.
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  3120. > it does not remove sexual pleasure in the same way FGM does. Have you informed yourself about the different forms?
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  3121. Seble Negash  > Not other additional books or tradition Wrong, they would be Quranists then which in fact are a small prosecuted minority. For the majority of Muslims the Quran is not enough.
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  3122. Nacho Maybe some of those dudes liked that especially.
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  3123. The mirror is on purpose? ;)
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  3124. +A. Fon. Yes it is.
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  3125. So "I could not help but notice that woman's mammaries" would have been better?
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  3126. Nila Kall You know people? Great for you! And still "cultural norms" have an impact.
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  3127. Nila Kall I never said they all are Arabs. All I am saying is that cultural norms have a great impact on people, they put pressure on people by making them think that behaving/dressing a way is "moral"/"modest"/"superior". The choice are shaped by cultural norms.
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  3128. Nila Kall I don't know what you mean with "what about western culture" but in any case I'm not doubting that "western culture" has no effect, quite the opposite, culture has an effect on all of us, whether we want it or not. In fact even being ashamed of being naked is clearly cultural as we know Amazon tribes which don't feel this way. We are shaped by our cultures.
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  3129. Each individual does not make exactly the same sound. Why is that?
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  3130. ***** That was the original idea actually.
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  3131. Looks hippish.
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  3132. > Female genital circumcision is only done to prevent any sexual pleasure or certain possibilities for women, there are zero supposed health benefits and plenty of health hazards If you think less smegma leads to health benefits (as people arguing for male circumcision sometimes do) then yes, it can have such "benefits". Also not all FGM forms are the same and some are very comparable, e.g. when just the "hood" (prepuce) be it the foreskin or the clitoral hood is removed.
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  3133. DeadButBreathing > for completely different reasons Maybe nowadays in most of the cases, but this is not true in all cases, in fact when genital modifications on females also took somewhat of in the west (comparably limited though) then it was exactly the same reasons, to cure alleged illnesses (histeria, attention-deficit, not joking look it up), allegedly improved hygiene...
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  3134. ***** > If a parent thinks a certain surgery or procedure has medical advantages and don't see anything wrong with it it is their right to do it for their children. Would you say the same about removing the clitoral hood? C'mon, be consistent.
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  3135. > Removing the clitoral hood doesn't have any medical advantage Do you consider less smegma a "medical advantage"? Also less mucous skin always means less place for cancer and numerous skin illnesses, STDs, …
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  3136. > If "removing the clitoral hood" is as damaging as circumcision i don't have a problem with it. Great, you are consequent at least. But funnily enough the law in the US isn't. > Again a parent doesn't need a childs consent if they think a medical procedure is necessary. Nobody really expects that, at least in small children. But what if it's debatable whether a procedure is necessary? I might use the eye lid argument but then you would say it's constructed, so how about prophylactically removing the tonsils and the appendix early on? We now know both these serve a purpose but parents might still think that it does not outweigh the possible hassle with it (as argued in the foreskin case).
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  3137. > and they are the only ones really complaining here What makes you think they are? > _Circumcision isn't one of them. _ Male circumcision that is? I doubt you would say the same about the social norm of type 2 and 3 FGM in some parts of the world. > because they aren't apart of the social norm. That would only apply to the US? You think you would see such "complains" as you call it in German, etc.…? > When the people that are circumcised say they are happy and nothing is wrong Woman who had certain body modification procedures done as children might be happy as well, even in the case of the more severe ones, they seem to have no qualms continuing that tradition with their children. > but the people that aren't are the ones complaining you have to start asking why they are complaining about it. Continuing with my previous example: I wonder how they feel about "Westerners" coming to them and demanding them to reconsider their traditions.
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  3138. > Mutilation of the clitoris isn't the social norm even in the few places it is practiced. I think you are misinformed then, the view is that you are only marriageable when have undergone certain procedures. > Males in Germany probably don't complain You don't happen to speak German? > We aren't talking about body modification. Now are we? Yes we are? It's a body modification, plain and simple, note that I used a neutral term.
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  3139. > alter […] genital organs for non-medical reasons. Same could be said for the male form if done prophylactically? > The procedure has no health benefits for girls and women Some might consider less skin there and therefore less of a target of diseases a health benefit, also non of that "icky" smegma… :-> > Procedures can cause severe bleeding and problems urinating, Depends on the procedure. > About 140 million girls Did I every claim otherwise?
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  3140. > circumcision include a lower risk of acquiring or developing I heard about these before, minus number 1, I think I heard the opposite in the famous meta study, less skin means less risk, makes sense, so why not have less risk in females too?
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  3141. ***** > Circumcision isn't wrong or damaging and its the norm. The male circumcision in the US, the US isn't the world and in other parts FGM is the norm, so what?
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  3142. > Because AND YET AGAIN. Male circumcision does not have anywhere close to the risks, damage, and pain that FGM does. And yet again I am telling you there are different forms of FGM, some I would argue to be less invasive. > Not to mention circumcised men have a better chance of getting women pregnant Source? Or do you mean because of those cases where problems with the foreskin exist? That's misleading then. > So no downside to circumcision exists. An upside is not the same as absences of downsides.
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  3143. ***** How about a scientific publication instead of a 90s-style web page (seriously my eyes start to bleed looking at it)? Stallings et al. (2005) reported that, in Tanzanian women, the risk of HIV among women who had undergone FGC was roughly half that of women who had not; the association remained significant after adjusting for region, household wealth, age, lifetime partners, union status, and recent ulcer. Paper in question: Stallings RY, Karugendo E. Female circumcision and HIV infection in Tanzania: for better or for worse? Presented at the Third Annual International Aids Society Conference on HIV Pathogenesis and Treatment, Rio de Janeiro, 24-27 July 2005.  http://www.iasociety.org/Default.aspx?pageId=11&abstractId=2177677
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  3144. nexus1g Well, caffeine changes brain chemistry as well, and makes in this way addictive but it's not a controlled substance, should it be according to you?
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  3145. http://www.snopes.com/autos/hazards/gasvapor.asp
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  3146. RT Myths Debunked  Why did the US never introduce compulsory residency registration? (And if we're at it, neither for work.)
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  3147. RT Myths Debunked But the strange thing is that it has always been this way, this has to come from the cowboy days but then the UK is quite similar in many regards…
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  3148. I believe read actually an argument against literalism from a very early church leader from before 1000 AD. Not saying that literalists didn't always exist but simply those who thought it to be more of a metaphor existed early on as well.
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  3149. Simran Simran Well, the problem basically exists everywhere. I don't know of any place where having children and a career at the same time isn't still a challenge, even with services like free long-hour kindergardens, free boarding schools etc.
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  3150. We don't know but if they were unhappy most of the time would you still consider it working out?
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  3151. Jan Sten Adámek  > HTML is not XML, it's SGML Nah, already the comments differ.
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  3152. Thomas Jones It can't be reliably parsed by SGML parsers either if you have comments with dashes inside.
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  3153. Nakia Honson Getting a nose job. 
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  3154. Would you generally consider animals rights to be arbitrary?
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  3155. > But, again, that's another example of the bias with which people treat animals, that we look for human-esque features and declare them to be automatically and universally superior when we find them That reminds me how pugs and other domestic animals are looking more and more like human children because they are selected for this.
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  3156. +OohzyJohnDow You want Adam, don't you? ;)
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  3157. +fordhouse8b What she meant is that some other countries have this requirement, the US is special in that it does not.
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  3158. alejandro Dighiero Nah, but many people do or they would still have to pay US taxes.
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  3159. Death2Evil I don't get the argument for 2), and I have heard stories of train operators (even heavier) being haunted by the suicide victims they ran over.
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  3160. +Marlon Brando And the non-opiod painkillers don't work anymore? Especially those you can apply locally?
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  3161. Can you get the newest Cyanogenmod for it? Then yes.
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  3162. +youreallinsane It's basically improved morphine which is the active substance of opium.
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  3163. UltraSWG > There is great variation in phenotype among humans, this is a fact The question whether you can make a objective classification on this, you would do this using the genotype and not the phenotype. > Why don't blacks represent as well in Olympic swimming? Nurture? Don't imply nature unless you have good evidence.
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  3164. ***** OK, so how to objectively classify races? Note: Classify not measure, you can measure whether somethings fits some arbitrary (subjective) classification, but htat doesn't make the classification any less arbitrary.
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  3165. UltraSWG I didn't meant to suggest it, I just wanted to show you an alternative explanation for perceived inherent differences. Besides, what's black? If you injected melanin into someone would it make someone a better runner? ;)
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  3166. Fun fact: That's not a microphone but a huge Hookah pipe.
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  3167. Did he pardon the goverment or the people of Turkey?
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  3168. > or as I like to call it GNU + Linux Don't compare yourself to RMS! >:O
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  3169. ***** Largely against all public education and lowest acceptance of evolution,
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  3170. ***** > Evolution is still a theory As opposed to what? Can you tell me about something taught in biology, physics, etc. that isn't a "theory"? Let me guess: Gravity is a law, right? :-> > and can be disproven What can't be disproven?
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  3171. robinsss >> "Gravity is a law, right?" > exactly LOL, nope. There is no such thing as "laws" in physics and it's only in English that it's called a "law". Our understanding of gravity is not any more or less a "law" than our understanding of evolution.
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  3172. WildwoodClaire1 Tell that to robinsss.
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  3173. robinsss  I meant it's no separate concept as the name might imply.
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  3174. thrummer1953 They don't, did you look at the link?
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  3175. and magnets explaining how gay sex is unnatural?
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  3176. Dash Speed http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/16/nigerian-student-gay-marriage_n_3934518.html
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  3177. ***** I am sure most terrorists also aren't disinclined towards the hadiths (oral traditions). 
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  3178. Maybe that was part of the plan. ;)
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  3179. If you swear allegiance to another country you may lose your US citizenship? Who decides that?
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  3180. Kenneth McCormick Swiss < Belgian?
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  3181. VicariousReality7 cocoa
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  3182. Duel!
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  3183. +Zach Manning Starch becomes sugar. And not very much gets turned into fats in humans.
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  3184. ATM fee? Wut?
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  3185. Jamal Hill  > Science is an extremely vague, vague explanation of whats really going on around us, First of all, I would hardly use "science" as a noun, but OK I'll assume you wrote "the results of research using the scientific method" instead. I don't know what you consider "vague", especially in relation to other explanation methods. Care to explain? > and it's subject to constant self correction That's a good thing, don't you think? > What is it that animates your lump of matter? Matter is animated all the time, or more precisely all matter is animated, just some is, in a clump, somewhat self-replicaticative, some even "sentient"… > Are bodies merely an antennae, by which we receive consciousness, The brain and its state is part of the body, so no. > or are we individual souls Soul is a dated concept explaining mostly the psyche of a person from a black-box perspective, i.e. from the outside without looking or understanding the inside much (i.e. brain chemistry, naturally since it predates all this). > Why cant we just put together a hodgepodge of body parts, like Frankenstein, and make it live? Because that would be practically probably impossible, especially compared to e.g. cloning, have the body create itself from a basis (high concerning [information] entropy). Of course there is also the transplantation medicines that shows that shows that not every body part of ours is inherently ours. > I've read the Bible several times. So? What about the Quran, the Books or Mormon, the Hindu stuff, the amazing Spiderman… ? > What do you think will happen? Most often not much different stuff than yesterday.
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  3186. jpstovall11 Intersex people are intersex? 
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  3187. juliet romeo Isn't it male entitlement? ;)
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  3188. ***** Thank you.
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  3189. You male or female?
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  3190. bbwolf326 Where you draw the line is made up. There is no objective way of doing so.
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  3191. PhuckinPothead > when you consider the fact that millions of people suffer from various forms of depression and/or commit suicide without taking a hundred people's lives. But some go on school shootings. Most often in schools they have some connection too but even they don't necessary know their victims and sometimes they even go to schools they have no connection at all, which shows that some people in those situation don't really care about who their victims are. 
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  3192. GroboClone A OK, you meant it like that. In that case I totally agree, depression alone doesn't cause that. 
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  3193. jamal namal Don't you get his point? If you believe in fiction anything goes.
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  3194. Lucian Mann God created everything with knowledge, it's all his will. You can't argue at the same time that Satan isn't part of it.
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  3195. Buri Buri Zaemon  A religion can be blamed for not making people better if the religion claims that it does.
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  3196. Edward Choi 1) Unlike the deities behind the religions my parents aren't almighty (omnipotent) and all-knowing (omniscient) which means that they don't know what exactly it takes to make me good… but a god would. 2) Every cause has an effect. A god that is the ultimative cause is also ultimately responsible for everything, this would include the "wrong crowd".
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  3197. Edward Choi > He gave us free will Do you realize what this would entail? would this "free" will be so "free" that even god couldn't foresee what would happen? Meaning that human actions wouldn't be totally expected? In that case this would mean that god isn't almighty, that his powers are limited because there would be something he could not foresee even if allegedly he created everything which affect those decisions. > All of it is to test our faith An all-knowing being would not need to test anything, the being would already know the answer in advance.
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  3198. ***** Please answer me, is any human action unexpected to him? Also, what would be there to test if he knows the answers in advance?
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  3199. Edward Choi Not me, your god figure you have to believe to be omniscient (all-knowing).
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  3200. Edward Choi > To see if they studied and is well prepared for the questions that will be asked. Are you implying god does not know that in advance?
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  3201. Edward Choi > If we did not have free will, there will be no point in living. Well, that's what is the logical conclusion with an almighty, all-knowing creator god, everything is predetermined, including all human action, all part of his plan…
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  3202. Made me remember: "Ｔｈｉｓ　ｉｓ　ａ　Ｇｌｏｂａｌ　Ｔｅｌ＊Ｌｉｎｋ　ｐｒｅｐａｉｄ　ｃａｌｌ　ｆｒｏｍ　—　Ａｄｎａｎ　Ｓｙｅｄ　—　ａｎ　ｉｎｍａｔｅ　ａｔ　ａ　Ｍａｒｙｌａｎｄ　ｃｏｒｒｅｃｔｉｏｎａｌ　ｆａｃｉｌｉｔｙ．"
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  3203. Simon Željko > It's also true that there are no medical reasons for FGM while sometimes circumcision is a necessary medical procedure Sure there can also be medical reasons for FGM, i.e. certain skin diseases (lichen something). 
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  3204. They swung Cenk!
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  3205. پاکستانی  > _militant neo atheist_Heh, just imagining Dawkins in a military uniform looking very militarily
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  3206. luulay jxmx Hadiths and the celebration of virginity also in the Quran. Also this way about your statement that she "actually did not go through hell."
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  3207. luulay jxmx The idea is that FGM leads to less premarital "action". Also, the form she came in contact was a different one, apparently various forms are practiced locally (just like in Egypt).  > This isn't mentioned in Hadith. There are two used to justify it, one talks about how the prophet wasn't against it as long as not too much was cut (whatever that means), the other was something that intercourse is best when "pruned" genitalia meet. > changing the way Allah created you is against Islam. What about male circumcision?
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  3208. Misheard Metal How do we know we aren't living the The Matrix, dude…?
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  3209. rahowhero IEEE 754 is the best.
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  3210. Titus Orelius I like turtles.
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  3211. And the channel has every right to fire him.
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  3212. ***** I think he meant Australian aborigines for what it's worth. Examples outside this spectrum might include David Unaipon (inventor).
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  3213. Dwight Langston What real historical evidence, I just see evidence for Christianity more than 2 generations later.
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  3214. EcoCrat > is entirely fictional Well, you see Count Dracula, Santa Clause and King Arthur are not entirely fictional either, not sure though whether I would refer to them as real people though even if those figures are based on real people. You see when he hear those names we think of the things that aren't based on reality (e.g. King Arthur's sword) so the defining characteristics aren't real and therefore I would argue that the whole figure isn't real. Same with Jesus. > which may have been invented after the fact Or I heard could've also meant that all people are. Oh and the sources you mentioned I just see referring to Christians and their beliefs and again not directly to Jesus, it seems like a post-mortem cult where people suddenly come up with a story (based on a patchwork of real figures) how they killed the person they all have been waiting for. all that time.
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  3215. That background noise it a bit annoying.
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  3216. ***** Nationalist?
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  3217. ***** It might feel good to work together to improve the world.
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  3218. ***** Impacting the world less might feel good as well. 
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  3219. I wonder how he can back from that, maybe by claiming now that he mean mini-nukes as bunker busters or such.
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  3220. TheAwesome HNH Why did Kurds fight Kurds in the Iran-Iraq war? Why is there the Kurdish identity (that is so different from let's say the Turkmen identity)? What role play women in Kurdish society? What are the old traditions or even religions some Kurds still follow? Why didn't Islam manage to eradicate those? What are the roots of those traditions/the language/etc.?
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  3221. +Liberty .Stacker Evolution is possible through mutations (+ selection and sometimes mixing).
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  3222. God created the rebelling angel?
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  3223. +same vans > but such treatment should be reserved for people who look suspicious not people who look Muslim Some might argue latter leads to former (but actually terrorists dress up western on their big day). > but such treatment should be reserved for people who look suspicious not people who look Muslim Their are certain religious markers, the kippah, a turban, … in the case of fundamentalist male Muslims it would be a chin beard the size of a fist and no mustache. But again, not a reliable marker for terrorists.
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  3224. +nagendra > And the only reason we make everyone uncomfortable in airports, is because it feels wrong to make only a particular group of people uncomfortable Nah, if you are never going to check grannies you can bet you will get an exploding granny at some point.
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  3225. That she didn't kill herself?
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  3226. His eyes are moving instead of his head, learn your teleprompt/cue card reading.
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  3227. > But the Illuminati is even more retarded. Why? Fighting for the enlightenment age and against the power of the Catholic church esp. in Bavaria sounds great! "Sapere Aude!" as Kant would say, yet nobody is thinking of Kant when he hears "illuminati".
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  3228. Michael Waizi > but to insult or mock a person because of their religion isnt self expression What do you think of Salman Rushdie? I heard Muslim felt quite insulted over his book…
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  3229. Michael Waizi > but it didnt spark riots, it wasnt to that level yet And if it would have been "to that level" it would have made his book no "self expression" anymore in your eyes? BTW, your post wasn't that great that you had to upvote it yourself.
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  3230. AllHailDiskordia Again, what do you mean with Nazi sympathizers? I bet you won't find many anti-Semites (people against Judaism) there because it's a right-wing populist movement. The common people don't have to do with Jews, they do come in contact and read about Muslims immigrants (mostly Turks and Kurds) and Germany has AFAIK no established right-populist party like its neighboring countries.
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  3231. I didn't know pirating creates corporations, I thought it just affected them.
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  3232. Narutou01 there are similarities between stories told, most famously with the epics of gilgamesh
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  3233. So when were they written according to your sources and what are they? And true, they were found in the Middle East, they are just the most famous ones I remembered, from Egypt there was inter alia that text about the many plagues including red sea and such.
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  3234. Wow, that escalated quickly. But oh well, I didn't wanted to make you feel uneasy about your beliefs.
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  3235. I remember them talking about such a story.
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  3236. Have a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKBhlpE4QbM
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  3237. +Your Mom I don't think you got what she was saying, the non-religious ones should get the same amount.
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  3238. They could've also mentioned the story with the fake restaurant receipt.
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  3239. Do you need an oxygen cartridge?
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  3240. John Quintessence You make it sound like there are things that weren't created by the all-knowing, all-powerful creator or at least that the all-good being created things that aren't good. 
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  3241. +Sam Howe Heh, perfect for quote mining, is there a tumblr page called "TYT is transphonic"?
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  3242. Nick Hansen And what does that have to do with circumcisions? 
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  3243. joe c There were no planes? 
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  3244. joe c You might have just as well had.
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  3245. xXjesperoXx Wasn't Mozilla giving those away for a small donation?
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  3246. My football club has a following…
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  3247. +Burak Lafe It's still arbitary and there will always be some minority not covered.
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  3248. > But if someone says anything bad about Christians they don't care about free speech anymore. This way of bad?
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  3249. So you are basically saying they deserve no better?
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  3250. +Dave “MrLeprechaun” R. They probably do because it's not at the same time.
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  3251. Ablejack Courtney He wasn't born a US citizen?
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  3252. +Katelin Fae Swanson Are you saying the word "militia" has different meanings in the constitution?
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  3253. What about the prepuce in females?
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  3254. FaceOfGod2 But why only for males?
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  3255. Raucous Indominado That half-way hollow building? 
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  3256. Krackonis ?
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  3257. ***** If you mean that it feel straight, that's not true. In fact you can even see it in the most favourite footage of conspiracy theorists, look at top.
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  3258. Pictures lie.
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  3259. TheCrustyFry There are videos on alleged Muslim wonders etc., do you have a closed mind towards Islam? Mormonism? Scientology? Hinduism? Healthy skepticism is what you need, there are a method through which phenomena can be investigated in a rational way. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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  3260. ***** We have yet to get a "demon" or "bad spirit" under our microscopes. 
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  3261. Playing devil's advocate here: Is showing this movie worth the risk just like burning the Quran is worth the risk?
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  3262. What if the creative freedom is used for "hate" in that sense, e.g. the low-budged Muhammad flick?
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  3263. musicf3b  > I personally think people should be able to do as they please as long as its not harming anyone Agree, the problem is that sometimes there might be no-so-direct harm. Especially if we were to think of North Koreans and Muslims as objects that can't help themselves but react this way then it can be considered the fault of those that worked on the the movies when embassy buildings are burning or film studies are getting hacked as reactions.
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  3264. Apparently people not sympathetic to Obama are already all over this: http://reason.com/blog/2014/12/19/obama-who-tried-to-censor-innocence-of-m http://dailycaller.com/2014/12/19/flashback-obama-white-house-was-for-censorship-of-videos-before-opposing-sony-censorship-video/
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  3265. Trump 2016 Extrapolated 4 million remembered his name.
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  3266. Patrick Adams Looking at Germany and Austria today one could argue that everything turned out well in the end.
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  3267. +dragonfighter4171 0/10
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  3268. +curls L.A > and so did the Muslim teacher WTF, was he "sick" for that day?
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  3269. WTF, that's genuinely frightening!
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  3270. Ahmed Mohamed It just depends on how representative a sample is.
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  3271. Juan Osorno He was talking about the politicians.
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  3272. elenaki zou Better no loan at all? Besides, the interest rates are better than what they would normally get with that rating.
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  3273. Sandra Snow-Balvert > I don't see one law coming in saying men have to get vasectomies do you? Not sure what you were trying to drive a parallel to. Or did you mean: a law banning men from getting vasectomies?
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  3274. dangerouslytalented They make up for their sins in their minds.
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  3275. > prosecuting the legislators Huh? Under what law?
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  3276. TheBangooman Forbidden in the EU. 
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  3277. cara walker Do you think germ theory is BS? In the end you might find out that Islam or Mormonism was the right answer? https://youtu.be/KYAhlz7rnPU
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  3278. cara walker > But do they have proof? The same amount as your religion has.
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  3279. cara walker And Muslims will cite their Quran as proof. > more people believe in the proof that my religion has than Islam's So you are judging a religion by the amount of followers it has? So once Islam gets to first place you are going to convert to Islam or what? Come on, you have to see that argumentum ad populum is faulty.
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  3280. cara walker > As I have said before, we all have own beliefs and we can do nothing to change it. And some beliefs are more irrational than others…
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  3281. Ali A  Source for the 50/50 claim? I very much doubt it, not saying that no Republicans did but certainly not equally as many.
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  3282. Are you saying black people can't be everything?
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  3283. +cha0s65065 Does not mean the sources could be trusted, e.g. who tells you that this symbol was really ever widely used and not e.g. by a group of a handful of people?
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  3284. cha0s65065 And this tells you nothing about how widespread these symbols really are in the real world.
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  3285. zack villa The Muslim next door told me that only the Quran is universal.
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  3286. zack villa But you were talking about all 10 of them like e.g. the ones dealing with having no false image of god, not talking bad about it, not having other gods…
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  3287. zack villa >  Also why would you waste your time worshiping things that god created , when you can worship the creator him self. Don't you believe god created himself? After all he created everything…
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  3288. zack villa > So their is no way i could be ever be atheist. You are no better as an atheist to other beliefs, i.e. a non-believer when it comes to the Quran or the Book of Mormon.
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  3289. zack villa > no after life Theoretically they could, it wouldn't go against the definition of atheism if a person would. I find it interested how I only said beliefs and you assume religion. > God will give you what you wanted all your life ,nothing Now that's not in the definition of atheism, if that nice 5 year old girl who hasn't heard about god (thus atheist) dies she surely would still get that pony, wouldn't she? ;) Anyways, this discussion is getting mood, I am somehow getting the feeling it goes nowhere.
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  3290. Prolegomenon165  http://www.notjustatheory.com/ What in this world do you now consider a theory?
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  3291. And neither was Europe for a long time.
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  3292. Ryan Johnson that at first needed to consolidate power and at times e.g. had problems in Persia and India
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  3293. Medvedev always looks and moves awkwardly. I wonder whether he has Asperger's.
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  3294. castello west LOL, that site.
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  3295. castello west Are you telling me there aren't just two sides to every issue?! :O 
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  3296. +Ayisha Rahama Depending on the type of work this does not work out. Sometimes things are very specifically timed.
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  3297. pyromanuel69 Is that computer connected to the Internet?
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  3298. Wheatless How is it symmetric if there is already a conjunction? 
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  3299. Does nobody think that it might have been a suicide?
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  3300. 50s outfits are expected
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  3301. John Smith http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paternal_age_effect#Autism_spectrum_disorder http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causes_of_autism#Genetics (last paragraph) Though the link to be less clear though than how I remembered it, maybe I read some specific article on this on Scientific America or such.
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  3302. NotoriousBroadcasts It's about the problems associated with age, not so much whether women can have children at all, having children right before the menopause isn't a good idea.
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  3303. Karsteski That's the idea, create a special blend of coffee! 
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  3304. NICKownsHALO27 Did you know that you can patent things that aren't even true/possible? 
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  3305. > But suddenly they can identify race via genetic markers and the same people are loving it. The funny thing is that they start with a subjective classification, then they look for the genetic markers and they make a test out of it, the results will still mirror a subjective choice. If someone claimed that race is what that test tells you, then he would have a nice circular definition.
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  3306. So what are the rules? I bet there are non the Quran, right?
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  3307. Faris Al-Amer > The first camera Camera obscura was known to the Greeks and Chinese long before. > first book on medicine That's very debatable, depending on what you mean with "medicine", there's Aristotle, Herophilos, Galen, …. > Modern day numbers Based on the Hindu numerals (numerals/digits, not numbers BTW). > The first university ever opened was in Morocco Again probably a matter of definition.
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  3308. fuckafrica Didn't meant those invented medicine, just that they wrote about it long before Islam.
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  3309. Pff, all you non-math humanities.
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  3310. +Morning Saint real Egyptian indeed
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  3311. Simply create several sub-groups based on certain characteristics, e.g. how long they can walk with their equipment. This study can be used to improve the tests.
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  3312. boob72 pickling
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  3313. Drake Blackwolf If the Bible can be easily misunderstood, isn't it a defect of the Bible? BTW, I don't see how it can be misunderstood on e.g. slaverly, it clearly condones and even calls for it.
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  3314. +eragon2121 But we wouldn't know how, certainly not the micro-wave radiation itself.
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  3315. Jukka Kammer You still lost quite a bit. 
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  3316. Eh, then one would just have to modify the device manager or how it interacts with the OS.
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  3317. +AmaranteStryfe What if it is a Muslim looking like a Skih? Anyways, since they have x-ray they have no leg to stand on.
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  3318. AmaranteStryfe > And no real likelihood to suspect someone who is wearing a turban over anyone else. Let's assume we would be in a time before the x-ray scanners. Now if you were never to search any turbans ever, don't you think that terrorists or in the best case drug mules would take advantage of that?
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  3319. niel nielsen Count the cycles?
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  3320. > university Bad university then. JK, still especially in an academic environment compatibility with free (as in freedom) alternatives might be a good idea.
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  3321. +klondike444 His mother is though and he also mentioned how an everyday Muslim like here would never agree with jihadists. That said it's generally more productive to argue about actual points people make instead of possible motivations.
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  3322. Patrick P.  > Anti-semetic (sic) and Anti-Israel are used interchangeably. Maybe they are, but they shouldn't be IMHO, also OP did do a distinction between them.
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  3323. Alun Palmer Maybe, but the questions are what matters. 
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  3324. Carl Friedrich Gauss  > they still exist without the purest among them being majoritarily non-Jewish in Huh?! 
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  3325. You wouldn't laugh about Pastafarians, would you?
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  3326. dhonsterr > how is he raping Aisha if she's willing to be married The view is that at a young age one can't consent. > at least it wasn't a bad intent. We can only theorize on intents… Was it bad intent from Joseph Smith to do about the same? Same story, same apologist arguments.
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  3327. ***** >_militant atheists_ Militant?
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  3328. ***** Where are the armies?
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  3329. Anthony Martinez  You can blame both.
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  3330. Can a general statement be made about these singularities/poles like this one or 0^0? Is there always exactly one such point if you are in a realm with certain rules (I am thinking along the line of  simpler algebraic structures).
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  3331. William Grand > _We need a succeeding generation to take care of the older retired one._This can't go on forever one way or another.
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  3332. Not that many colors in the Czech republic (if you ignore gypsies and Vietnamese).
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  3333. ***** Groups forbidden in the past also had to have certain symbols, e.g. colored handkerchiefs.
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  3334. Lyuben Laskin Normally you can expect that the police went through at least some sort of screening and training as opposed to your everyday dude on the street.
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  3335. Exodus II Not the Quran or the Book of Mormon?
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  3336. Exodus II What do you consider the best argument from there?
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  3337. Those girls weren't wearing their magic underwear…
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  3338. +vuk911 On a side note, Germany did lose quite a lot of land.
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  3339. Olay16 Many parts were already there when Germany became unified. 
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  3340. Olay16 Depends on your definition of stolen, if you set it a certain way you can consider a lot of land around the world stolen because people moved in after the first inhabitants. 
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  3341. Huh? Wasn't that his point, that women are hardly ever really submissive?
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  3342. Joyness333 Depends on the test. 
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  3343. lyne blue Is it OK for a man (oppressing women) to claim to be a woman?
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  3344. AnonymousPC > and liberals are not for freedom Depends on what you consider freedom, if someone is socially liberal (as opposed to classical liberal, but that's not clear-cut) he might argue that freedom is only possible if people have (some sort of) equality of opportunity, protections against being discriminated against, … because otherwise  tightened structures will make people (esp. those at the bottom) to de-facto have less freedom and those structures won't go again (e.g. poor and isolated minorities stay that way).
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  3345. MadBreh Priest-seminar-visiting church-reopening Madonna-image-parading Stalin?
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  3346. ***** Do you consider yourself an authority on what a "true atheist" is? Anyway, nope, atheism is just the absence of a belief in a deity, is it so hard to understand? BTW, what's your problem with evolution?
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  3347. https://www.google.com/search?q=robot+learns+to+walk
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  3348. Brad V Of course it was, so what? It has an AI in there to adapt to different settings/environments without the need for reprogramming. 
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  3349. Brad V I don't know to what extend it is self-modifying but I don't see anything against the possibility of code that self-modifies to a large extend. 
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  3350. Brad V > The last one is laughable, in my opinion, the first two are plausible. Ahaha, I knew it! I sensed the type of argument only a creationist would make: life/consciousness/intelligence can only come from atoms [in the original sense] that itself are alive/conscious/intelligent. Forgot what this type of fallacy is called but it's one of the more popular pseudo-intellectual pseudo-arguments creationists like to use. It's a simple formula: 1) Claim there is only X or non-X matter. 2) Claim that X can only come from X. 3) Therefore GAWD! Who you declare the personification of all of X! 4) Provide no evidence whatsoever! Neither for 1) nor 2). Be unclear with the words you use. In case of doubt simply move the goalpost. > The only thing is, if ours is from a higher intelligence or, evolution, then the AI is nothing more than a creation. If you want to call evolution a form of creation then feel free to do so but what do you even mean by it? People who use this type of argument often don't really define X precisely. They can't tell you where the line between X and non-X can be drawn. I like to ask them about border cases then, e.g. whether they consider a self-replicating RNA virus or similar computer program alive.
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  3351. Brad V Are you even sure what you mean with "natural"? Some people use it to refer to things in nature where nature is basically everything. And self-replicating RNA strings can be quite short. If you say "vast information" you basically just mean that the information entropy is high which is makes sense when you have a self-correcting recursive process.
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  3352. Brad V > You have no other way of testing it. Evolution as the process can be and has been tested numerous times. History of course can't be tested in that manner but there is load of evidence. > People who have had NDEs may disagree with you based on a multitude of reasons. I wonder which ones.
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  3353. Brad V > Adaptation isn't evolution. Evolution is a way that enables adaptation throughout generations. Mutations, natural selection and in most organisms also recombinations enable that. (And BTW simulating it on computers is also a great tool for getting good solutions to optimizations problems in the our world.) > You can read that if you'd like. I prefer having discussions with people, not websites. If you are going to adapt the arguments from the website then they are still your arguments so we'll see how good you are at defending them. I love it when people then copy-paste some argument about information entropy without understand either "information" nor "entropy". So give me the arguments from there you consider to be the best. > Evolution isn't happening today Of course it is, in the wild and in the labs. Including the introduction of new species (speciation). > but they are still humanoids What makes someone a "humanoids" to you? I could totally see how you changing the definition to fit your narrative that everything is a either a monkey or a human. I guess you will say our Neanderthal cousins are humans while considering homo erectus an ape, right? About the NDEs I was genuine interested in how people justify their beliefs that they can trust their perception. Most of what I heard where unreliable stories, of course nothing testable.
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  3354. "…and then bring it back to the office and plug into keyboard, mice and monitors to play games…" But hopefully only if you work as a game tester. ;)
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  3355. +Katherygne of California > Abuse is a very defined line. It is? So how would you define it? More or less permanent alteration of the body?
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  3356. What episode?
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  3357. Independent whether this was reason in 2000 it's certainly no myth that 3rd parties (like the Greens) are not taking away votes from the two large parties equally, so they are indeed helping the large party they are more opposed to (in this case the Republicans). This is what is naturally what is going to happen in a FPTP system once the expected two-party equilibrium has been established.
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  3358. > The gender issue was relevant because it was another lie. About what?
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  3359. Lobos222 > She was previously a man. By what standards?
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  3360. Indeed you can be intelligent and still gullible.
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  3361. ***** Indeed, you might even follow an ideology that asks for proselytizing. 
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  3362. The Moral Crusader The US has a horrible history, it should be banned.
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  3363. Superfamily Allosauridae At least smith is written like the occupation "smith". ;)
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  3364. ***** And old Qurans are to be burned. 
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  3365. ***** Overblows reactions when dealing with "important" objects.
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  3366. ***** inb4 Shia-Sunni debate
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  3367. So having virtual partners "is a girl thing"?
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  3368. Also worth mentioning that with normal sensors you will only see a part of the infrared spectrum but I guess in practice it makes no difference.
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  3369. Neo-Platonism-influenced pantheism? Interesting.
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  3370. It belongs to the Romans! Sol Invictus made it possible for them to get it.
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  3371. +AnotherVeganAtheist > It's sexual harassment the moment he asks, regardless of her response. Even before she was employed by him?
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  3372. jimman10000  > third natural selection remove out information from defected life forms No, it doesn't. Seems like someone does not really know what "information" is. > all natural selection can keep only effective life form going for a short time before the cell die of old age Huh? > all natural selection does is kill off defect life forms. No, natural selection also plays a role when let's say one population does just have a 5% survival rate over another.
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  3373. ***** > No life did not spontaneously generate because its not possible. What exactly is not possible? You think of the world as life as a matter and non-life matter binary?
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  3374. Ace Diamonds > should we also encourage euthanasia among young people with physical and mental disabilities There are cases where this argument can be made or has indeed been made before, e.g. with certain genetic diseases causing total paralysis and a short life span. Or one where only pain is felt, one where there the line to brain death is hair thin, and I could go on endlessly with all the examples of next-to-stillborns.
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  3375. That Jefferson quote from the letter 1808 might be a misquote. Whoopsie.
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  3376. +Giovanni Foulmouth What plastic? PVC?
    1
  3377. The left was always the poopy hand when there was no toilet paper or rasp.
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  3378. What matters about a religious text is what people make of it, not what it might have allegedly really "meant".
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  3379. > then i'd at least make damn sure that the laws i put down could not, and were not taken whichever way the people following it thought. Well for that you would have to be almighty, oh wait… ;) > but no-one learns how to be a good person by reading it I agree, people nonetheless might believe they do. > a remarkably simple way Also called the "golden rule".
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  3380. MichaelDisciple  > there are believers and theologians who actually There are a lot of things… Again, what matters about a religious text is what (the majority of) people (i.e. the "common folk") make with it.
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  3381. +Bryce Bannon How is this not a problem with the front side?
    1
  3382. Bryce Bannon But you could have such a film on the outside as well?
    1
  3383. But only on weekends.
    1
  3384. ***** Not quite their own footprints… and a case could be made that it were 4 buildings, because the rests weren't useful anymore.
    1
  3385. Chuck Kin > I'll entertain it show me where they've been "debunked Have a look here on Youtube.
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  3386. kathy kelly When?
    1
  3387. Everything of the head except for the face according to some interpretations. And it certainly was tradition but AFAIK there were no common rules for wearing it indoors or whether to wear or not wear it in front of strangers.
    1
  3388. vladislav .karets  > your own standing beliefs That it was an "inside job"?
    1
  3389. Mississippiking03 They say she became what she felt she was.
    1
  3390. > no one will watch and they wouldn't make money That's why you choose the price that makes you the most profit. Also "packets" etc. so that those who are willing to pay more (e.g. for sports) also do pay more and you just pay as much as you are willing to do. Simple marketing.
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  3391. *****  I read it on some creationist website, basically there they argued that everything bad, including all predator behavior and such, comes from The Fall™.
    1
  3392. ***** What does having or not having "a moral standard or moral authority" have to do with non-theism or theism?
    1
  3393. ***** > If morality comes from humanity then it is subjective and therefore could not exist. I don't see why. Can you give an example for a truly non-subjective morality? I can't think of any. Obviously you can't mean holy texts interpreted by humans and therefore being subjective, right? :->
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  3394. ***** > You can't prove that they do. Us making assumptions about the world all the time (e.g. that it existed 5 minutes ago) does not mean that everything is equally likely. I hope you weren't trying to make the point that nothing can be "truly proven" and therefore everything is equally reasonable to believe. Most people set some kind to be some cutoff point of certainly at which everything is considered a fact / part of reality / proven …
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  3395. Depending on the porn they might make fun of you? Dunno
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  3396. Mat Broomfield > So corporations have no legal rights? Not natural rights, like the right to privacy (speaking about how it should be IMHO). Oh, and I only consider something theft if it is gone, I hate terms like "data theft".
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  3397. Actually a higher chance of it occurring can be inherited and rare forms of it as well, but indeed it's not a classical case of an hereditary illness and certainly not one Pat was thinking about.
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  3398. He just hates what they do, right? Well, if what they do is part of their identity it makes no difference.
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  3399. ***** Don't you inject mariwanas?
    1
  3400. Pip Aino Doesn't misogyny in games cause misogyny in real life?
    1
  3401. Yaz L > I think women in science scholarships and programs make more sense than race related ones but it's hard to know. Why? If I understand it correctly one of the goals of affirmative actions is to change these cultures.
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  3402. Timefliesbye Those are sea mines. 
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  3403. hozehd YOu are now talking about the genotype (someone's) when race is based all on the phenotype (how someone looks). People weren't entirely separated for long enough of an time to make any reasonable classification possible.
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  3404. ***** But Cenk was born on the Asian continent. ;)
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  3405. ***** Are all gingers one "race" according to you?
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  3406. hozehd But you wouldn't consider all gingers one race, now would you? 
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  3407. ***** Is it an objective or a subjective classification?
    1
  3408. hozehd Who said something about the environment? Red hair certainly is no adaptation to anything (at most maybe tastes?)
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  3409. +xB-DeathKnell Mostly nitrogen and just a dash of argon AFAIK.
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  3410. stephen mckenna Still no evidence for a global flood. 
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  3411. When would it stop being a "theory" according to you?
    1
  3412. gmccord1970 > Stalin was a profound Atheist and this has been documented. Not the opposite? You know what he originally wanted to become? You know he reopened some churches? The person who at one point had religious images paraded around?
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  3413. shadowmyfeet I don't care about Russia either, the discussion was about leaders not (publicly) following any traditional religion, I wonder why people like gmccord1970 always bring up Stalin and not e.g. Mao, Pol Pot or Enver Hoxha. Oh and BTW Hitler certainly was religious in some way.
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  3414. Aaron Collins  FYI, fittest ≠ strongest  > you would know that DNA could not have happened by chance. What couldn't have happened? > Where, then did DNA come from? From RNA. > Ask me some questions if you like. Did someone ask you already how you would behave if you weren't religious? > How did evolution make the 23 chromosomes that the female is missing and put them in the male? Huh? It decreased at the same time, the number of chromosomes isn't determined differently between males and females, so all offspring, no matter what sex, has the same amount. > The Bible says Why should we care?
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  3415. Ronin Dave inb4 how could you imply every feminist is a SWERF
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  3416. MykTheOccultist Why shouldn't it be legal in one direction?
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  3417. Mohammad Asim  Is Shia Islam the truth?
    1
  3418. xp0lym4thx Youtube Gold account 
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  3419. ***** That's true, I mixed that up, you need a Gold account in order to be able to write boldly. 
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  3420. Draconarious  And then? Still a steep hill, at this pace it would take 60 years and that's if we assume that the growth is linear. There is no room for any relevant 3rd parties in such a system.
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  3421. Try to teach a computer that one thing is just one and you will find that even the concept of what is one thing is not so clear-cut. In facts it's rather subjective.
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  3422. The war must go on!
    1
  3423. How? They were talking to the man in the middle (NSA) which simply relayed what the user instructed the fake FB server to do.
    1
  3424. Nature run over by the moving world.
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  3425. Liberater4589 LOL, from all things you really went for the bleeding mary.
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  3426. +The muslim Atheist Actually there is no strict definition.
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  3427. Russians, Turks and Israelis.
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  3428. Really?
    1
  3429. +AlbertCoates1997 Apart from law nothing you really need an university for.
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  3430. ***** I heard the opposite, in the parts of Thailand where they eat dogs (on special occasions) they say that they taste better if they are tortured before death.
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  3431. Their bodies are their canvases.
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  3432. Richard Faust A chemical?! Is there a lot of chemical in muh body?
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  3433. kazamify You agree with ISIS on this one, don't you?
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  3434. kazamify On Shiites you hold the same views as ISIS.
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  3435. kazamify Just guessing: Some hadith, some hadith and some hadith?
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  3436. kazamify Do many Sunnis share your and ISIS' views on Shia?
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  3437. kazamify Your particular interpretation of it. Interpretations differ. Sometimes wildly.
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  3438. kazamify > You realise the Quran can be accessed online, right? Show me the passages. He will access an English version which might not necessarily be the "right" translation in your opinion?
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  3439. kazamify > where in the sunnah Well, what the "sunnah" (in the general definition of the word) is differs between different Muslim sects/schools.
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  3440. Mormon or Muslim Jesus?
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  3441. danielmvids I think he was writing tongue-in-cheek. Try changing the gender, sounds familiar?
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  3442. +V Marius There is also sexual selection.
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  3443. +V Marius > 100% chaotic = 100% non-intelligent No offense but I bet you can't precisely define either of those and that's where your premise falls short. > Therefore, the universe is either eternal or had a cause to come into existence. Wouldn't this cause also exist and therefore be part of the universe? With your rules the universe can't be anything but eternal.
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  3444. ***** Can you please have your private discussion unrelated to this video somewhere else?
    1
  3445. ***** Oh you! :< 
    1
  3446.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_v._Johnson
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  3447. LinuxMaster9 So what's the designated penalty? ;) 
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  3448. LinuxMaster9 Normally you are on a boat or in a plane even when on international waters and those things are extensions of the territory of the country whose flag they feature.
    1
  3449. That he and his wife have basically split up.
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  3450. Looks a bit like MKBHD.
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  3451. The 747 thing is right out of a book Ben Carson didn't mention, is this plagiarism? He makes it seem like he himself came up with this fallacious comparison.
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  3452. A racist is someone who believes in a classification of humans into "races" that have inherent differences. A racist throught would be something along those lines. > But no one has the right to take a persons job away for personal views when they have What if his personal view was the wish to kill someone?
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  3453. Storm-Y Bey That you thought it worth mentioning implied that it had something to do with it. If you want to come up with white male entitlement then call it by its name instead of throwing stuff out there and then denying that you implied anything with it.
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  3454. Kinda C, kinda none of the above since now it depends on you and practically you won't balance it out.
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  3455. +TheHowitzer9 Just wondering, how many are educted professionals?
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  3456. Alicia Green Would the families of the victims want to be in the spotlight? If yes then by all means they should but not if they don't.
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  3457. There is some hadith implying Moe was against pictures potraying living things.
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  3458. ***** Last time I checked only a minuscule minority of Muslims inside Muslim-majority countries identify as Quranists, that's not just KSA.
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  3459. bad lighting
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  3460. Bright Spark Who needs a headphone jack? ;) (rumour has it Apple might get rid of it on the iPhone in the future)
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  3461. maybe the video shows an older version, I remember seeing that video years ago, it's from some trade show
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  3462. jonjonvids lone wolf Theories you say? :O
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  3463. Joshua Barnhart  > actual scientific facts.  > recognized by sexologists Not that totally disagree with what you said, but "sexology" itself isn't an academic field and sometimes used by people that I wouldn't consider scientific in their approaches. > show me exactly where in the DSM that it is described. You sure there isn't something about "gender disphoria" or such? How else would people get treatment for it?
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  3464. Freeden  > Gender is determined by social norms and standards, standards which only bigots believe need to be enforced. Some people argue that this is inherited as well.
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  3465. *****  > Gender has nothing to do with sex organs It's statistically correlated.
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  3466. DanK3670 > Sex meant fucking Nope, it was the other way around. "Sex" wasn't the same as "sexual intercourse", former just turned into a synonym for latter much later.
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  3467. Stephanie L But in the case of behaviour they might?
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  3468. Stephanie L > But given that it's a question of identity, it seems like the sort of thing that requires a high level of self-awareness and consciousness. Makes sense, fair enough. > a female brain in a male body, or a male brain in a female body I get it but I know people who don't like this sort of statements: http://sjwiki.org/wiki/Neurosexism
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  3469. Stephanie L Ah thanks, I stand corrected in that case. Will try to read more into this.
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  3470. DanK3670 > Well then to say, I had sex last night, is an improper statement. In the past it was indeed. Of course nowadays everyone will understand you and might not even consider it slang. Language changes and "I don't give a damn" (!). ;)
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  3471. ***** >  If gender isnt determined by biology, why are animals called "he" and "she"? Aren't they normally called "it" except for in colloquial usage when you have pets and you give them names (as if they were part of the family). You could have asked that question about countries just as well (something I didn't quite get to this day).
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  3472. mike wade > Gender dysphoria was proven decades ago to have absolutely nothing to do with social conditioning. So you are saying gender it's (all) inherent?  http://sjwiki.org/wiki/Gender_essentialism
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  3473. starbattles1 What definition of gender or sex someone follows is no fact.
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  3474. ***** > no exceptions. You really like things simple, don't you? I am not saying you are an autist but you sure seem to have such tendencies. But the fun thing about nature is that there are always exceptions to everything. Even following by your rigid rule there would be exceptions like certain chimeras where you can't even say that an (entire) individual is genetically this or that.
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  3475. And thankfully acid rains are a thing of the past thanks to regulation.
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  3476. "sometimes I exchange…" I was thinking he was about to say "… the real ones for the replicas" :D
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  3477. phantasmic1000 At least you said god and not Lord Xenu… :-> 
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  3478. I don't want to be too nit-picky but why was the boy being autistic worth mentioning when it apparently has nothing to do with being shot?
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  3479. muntasir20 Does everything done in maths necessary add to the knowledge of the universe?
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  3480. Wouldn't it likely lead to situation where the 12th amendment would come into play?
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  3481. I don't need no power companies, my power comes from the socket!
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  3482. To this someone might reply that people weren't fighting all of Vietnam, remember, it was to help the ally South Vietnam.
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  3483. northmeister  How is the US not a similarly disabled democracy when nothing gets done because things get blocked through vetoes and fillibusters?
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  3484. Todd Bollinger  > an extreme, rightwing candidate like those in Europe None with an absolute majority, so they can't do that much harm. > The only reform I would make would be to have all party primaries open to the general public. Funnily enough the federal constitution does not even acknowledge political parties.
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  3485. 0011peace  > the US was meant to bunch like the EU each so the states had to agree. Much less so than in the Articles of Confederation.
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  3486. ***** It is according to common definitions of "democracy". Only in the US some people use the word "democracy" to only refer to more direct democratic systems.
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  3487. ***** Are you sure you know what the definition of a republic is?
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  3488. Andrew Graves > but ya know the current 2 encompass so many issues Well, not really, they might claim to put this and that in the platform but in the end nearly nothing of it gets done or only "mild" versions of it. This only fuels frustration. > that most do not bother with 3rd parties People don't bother because votes for 3rd parties are lost votes which might help the major party more in opposition to one's views.
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  3489. 99batran ?
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  3490. 0011peace It does not mean that it never happens, it's just much less likely and the overall trend is always towards fewer parties and against independents even if political parties are nowhere mentioned in the US constitution. Take Ventura for example, what came after him, a Republican and then a Democrat. Also, you have to keep in mind that the governors and the presidents are first and foremost just people of the executive branch but what matters a lot if not most is actually the legislative branch if you want change.
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  3491. >  I've never known other blacks to be anti-semetic. Well, they could be followers of the "Jews own everything and oppress us" conspiracy theory, read up what people comment on RT videos, some of them might very well happen to black.
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  3492. Damian Louden Nation of Islam? U heard they had at least to deal with allegations of anti-semitism.  But OK, those here might simply be high-school-aged kids with a minority complex who simply target those who are better off because of envy (but they might internalize it as "revenge" for their situtation).
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  3493. MilliePat  > Religion is not destroying our planet. At the very least you have to agree that it isn't helping much in what it's claiming to be here for.
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  3494. MilliePat Religious folks often claim that it is here to make society less "immoral".
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  3495. +hemper79 They point to similarities.
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  3496. but they do know how to print it?
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  3497. UMAIR SyedUMAIRS With your name one could assume you are the "Muslim friend". ;)
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  3498. Thomas Vanhaniemi > _and the cost of shipping it for repair was put on us_Are you in the EU?
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  3499. Im a Riot Well, it has to be an exceptionally good slice of pizza for 3$
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  3500. +bluebooksky1 If a drug can cause this, why the need for breast augmentation?
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  3501. +ShesThe Beth Intent is hard to determine.
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  3502. ShesThe Beth > Any literature made available by a publisher for purchase by the public is not hate speech. Huh?! That's odd that in this realm you are suddenly for the marketplace of ideas instead of regulation. Can't you make the argument that what is written in the books can also have a bad effect on the minds of people? > or is it a gratuitous graphic element meant to offend when it's well known that it will offend? The creators say it's with the best intentions and that they always show the faces of the people they do a documentary, the protesting side says that it would have worked without showing the face just as well and that showing it has no value for the documentary itself (same applies to music which is absolutely haram except for male voices and Arab drum). > 3. Again, what are the circumstances? A documentation about how the "Catholic church is bullshit" (on a program called "Bullshit!"), featuring Christopher Hitches. > Being unpleasant to someone is not the same as inciting violence and any reasonable person knows that. Protesting side argues that it's a slippery slope and that the microaggression amplify discriminatory culture frameworks which might then make real-world aggressions more likely. Also the argument is made that it reinforces dehumanization and structural oppression in a systemic manner which is interpreted as equal to a violent act. > 4. Ditto #3. The side in question says the intent was to create publicity, shed light on perceived problems and not to harm anyone.
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  3503. In some countries it's easy to come into university (high school grade do not matter) but it's hard make it till the end.
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  3504. +Rafay Nasir > latest we don't have some long haired hippy Stereotypical liberal Muslims are pretty hippy-like. Odd that you do as if it was a bad thing.
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  3505. andrew mowere  > It is also forbidden to call a muslim a non muslim I bet you that is up for interpretation again.
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  3506. alx lek Through disease?
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  3507. +Rabolisk > simply because of the population ratio I thought they changed that by massacring the male "devil worshipers" (their words) and such?
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  3508. Zyworski  > Jesus is as cool as he ever was You also claim the sermon of the mount is the most beautiful thing ever, right?
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  3509. ***** Truth is probably that just like several powerful good dudes there were several powerful bad dudes both of which got mangled into a super-good character and respectively a super-baddie over time.
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  3510. Distortion0 > If Mohammad was so toxic to innovation, why the Golden Age, Maybe because those after him didn't care that much about that part of him? I mean they also ignored the prophet's disdain for images (read it up if you want, very interesting).
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  3511. PerceptionVsReality If Americans came from Europe, how comes there are still Europeans?
    1
  3512. PerceptionVsReality They have their environment where they are doing fine.
    1
  3513. PerceptionVsReality What do you think of germ theory? Or in other words, do you consider all theories equal?
    1
  3514. PerceptionVsReality I can see certain regularities in the imagery you are using. Probably points towards certain maybe unconscious desires of yours.
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  3515. +soluiz Well, they probably just noticed that wet dogs are smelly. ;)
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  3516. +Claire People who care about precise language, unite! :D
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  3517. bulbinking It happens, bad lemons get bought as well.
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  3518. Nobody here was advocating totally unregulated prostitution, quite the opposite actually.
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  3519. How much percent is a D?
    1
  3520. Thanks! So 2/3 of the demanded achievement, that's seems adequate to me even for a good student if it's just in some minor subject.
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  3521. Well, researching dark energy might prove useful, just like relativity has.
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  3522. Write him a PM.
    1
  3523. +barrack obama Not Cenk oddly enough, somehow he's not so much in control of it and also has an agent now.
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  3524. Kevin Fox Report for spam, it's a bot. 
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  3525. Tristyn Russelo  His reaction might be genetic.
    1
  3526. Fearsake  No, it's not just speculation and microbiological evolution is the same as any other part of biological evolution, pretty much the very same processes are at play. What are you claims against the "other" evolution?
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  3527. Keeper Nod  1/10 troll
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  3528. Kevin Montrond  The unusual reaction of his body is probably because of his genetics.
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  3529. rdizzy1 "anti-science creationist" is a pleonasm.
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  3530. futurestoryteller > "Credit" is not even one of the four main considerations for determining fair use. […] in the US. In other countries with their explicit citation rights it actually is, it's only a citation with proper attribution.
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  3531. +Lindon. IKR. Oddly enough, she reminded me the Life is Strange main character. But I guess for some people it's just natural. Meh, worse things exist.
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  3532. +The Last And First Time You are mostly talking about sex drive and not sensitivity. If you want to see whether it reduces feelings, simply ask someone with a foreskin or clitoral hood whether they would like the feeling of always having exposed what is underneath and this will tell you that something simply has to change in circumcised individuals in order to not drive them nuts all the time.
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  3533. +Joshua Negrete Couldn't you argue for some forms of FGM the same way?
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  3534. +Joshua Negrete What makes you think that an unhooded women would lose feeling when you think that an unhooded man does not? The glans of the penis is pretty comparable to the clitoral hood and in fact the very same thing in the embryo. You aren't being consistent, if you were consistent you would argue in favor of hooding in either sex in the name of icky smegma reduction.
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  3535. Define 'kind'.
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  3536. In the (early) novels he wasn't even Scottish, was he?
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  3537. Devin Vering Sounds like a dog whistle to me.
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  3538. mikeylikesit100 WiFi might be new, but radio, including short wave, isn't.
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  3539. Adrian Engler The senders for radio as in radio to listen to are much stronger than either.
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  3540. BrunoContessi Ah yes, give Grey something for his knick-knack collection.
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  3541. khalid424 That Saudis support IS?
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  3542. Are the walls the old studio colour?
    1
  3543. inb4 "Ana internalized sexism"
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  3544. jafron fronjay  > But you get charged with double homicide if you kill a pregnant woman Really, no matter how early in the pregnancy?
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  3545. jafron fronjay Interesting, but it nicely shows how the law in some states is going against the idea put forward in Roe v. Wade, that as long the fetus is strictly depended on its natural mother (no viability outside the womb) it's not an independent being.
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  3546. Lark Druid Did you just turn 180 on this? (BTW, it's "affects")
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  3547. Lark Druid > I have to annoy the comments section to get the whole story.  Wut? Well, whatever floats your boat… :D
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  3548. Now Muslims will tell you that they believe in Christ too, you should have said Christian-type Christ, to make clear of what alternate universe you are talking about, lore stuff is serious business.
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  3549. ***** What happened in this universe? Spiderman? 
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  3550. > The "results" are statistically insignificant What α or p-value? > in reality there is no such thing as "IQ" if by that we mean an actual measure of mental potential Very true, it's far from absolute and far from what its name implies. Nonetheless, you can use the same test to compare things, i.e. detect whether there is some change (what exactly changed is up for discussion and depends on the particular test).
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  3551. Black Wolf How about: religion and lead to you not getting laid and therefore insecure, with an inferiority complex etc. that can make people do crazy stuff.
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  3552. CNN international is different as well
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  3553. dangerouslytalented Sometimes a bad action leads to a good outcome. I applaud their actions, not their motives.
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  3554. callowaymotorcompany Well Syria and Libya also looked quite stable for quite some time…
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  3555. Zaid Ali Harris likes you cite poll results. And apparently from accredited institutions. mind you that while you might live in the city people on the countryside and a different class might have different views.
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  3556. redwithblackstripes Well, Greek's debt has also been cancelled partly.
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  3557. Norm is a twin? Maybe also an identical one? How can we tell it's the real Norm?
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  3558. alex espinosa  > Wait so you think the US is a democracy Wasn't part of this video. And that there are issues doesn't mean that things aren't worse than the past.
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  3559. embassy
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  3560. Ben G > i'am very scared of evolutionary worldview, walk around and tell people that we have leftover parst Wat?!
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  3561. Ben G > evolutionists believe that black people are like the neanderthal compared to white man No, that's like a theist saying that god punished people by turning them black.
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  3562. Ben G That's all?
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  3563. He's high man.
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  3564. +ghenulo An AI does it and it probably learns, so it reuses already said stuff.
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  3565. Hizqiyyah Chazak Did god also sign the constitution? (my troll senses are beginning to tingle, also because you are very picky in what posts you are replying)
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  3566. > he exposes the truth as it is ive researched everything he has covered and its all lagit and backed up by fact LOL
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  3567. I feel so bad for this guy, so scripted. (BTW, have it run at 0.5 speed.)
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  3568. Pentile?
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  3569. Didn't the EU mainly help at the end, when the partitioning was already somewhat finished? Some people (guess on which side) still say they waited too long in the Kosovo conflict.
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  3570. Would you say the same about doing similar stuff to female babies/kids?
    1
  3571. ***** Are you for real, if you know Pascal's wager, you should also be aware of the criticism of it.
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  3572. What materials are they made of that they can be this skinny, I guess if they were made out of too sturdy materials nobody could run around in them.
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  3573. +likquidsteel Yes, you would subtract those effects in your ANOVA.
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  3574. There is a numberphile video on this as well.
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  3575. Driving against the direction and on a bike lane, eh?
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  3576. Evirthewarrior And now what if there are suddenly enemy tanks/helicopters, that's right, you need RPGs.
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  3577. you can have a book with only petry and it might be classified as fiction just fine, BTW please be civil and don't shout
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  3578. Jessica Lopes It's about destroying statues you don't aggree with, statues representing deities nobody really follows.
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  3579. ***** What's your point? That people can despite being religious?
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  3580. jlindsa Finishing off the insects that even lived back then with the dinosaurs will be hard though.
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  3581. Danny Dulfer > vitamin B-17 Ahahaha, you are on the same level as some creationists.
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  3582. Danny Dulfer Am I the one believing the vitamin B17 stuff? Or is it rather you and Kent Hovind?
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  3583. Staying relevant is more important than ever before.
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  3584. search for "Cheerios controversy"
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  3585. The upside is that they can't exclude their own Internet services from the bandwidth caps with NN.
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  3586. Wow, Sam sounds great outside that horrible Pop Trigger show.
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  3587. taxiuniversum It's not about misunderstanding, it's about making the world a better place by teaching people to use words properly. ;) Besides, even if he had said "artificial chemicals" we would need to elaborate further what he considers "artificial" in order to have a good discussion. > emulsifiers > enzymes Like eggs? Milk? > anti-caking agents In a muffin? Anyways, quartz won't harm you chemically. > sweeteners Like sucrose, glucose, fructose? Maybe a sirup of fructose and glucose like, you know, honey? (where you also find "enzymes")  > colors Like saffron? > gelling agents Like starch, pectin or gelatin? > preservatives Like salt? > _in short, "chemicals" In short: scary names which all could be not possibly worse than DHMO (which kills people and is found everywhere). > U.S. internet trolls. Huh?
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  3588. taxiuniversum > has only chemical colors There you using that word again without defining it properly, we can't have a discussion that way because you could e.g. move the goalpost by modifying what you mean by that world whenever I show you an example where something isn't harmful to you. > See GMO´s  [sic]  _for instance._ What I see is another example for a dumb word that is in use, at least it's better defined but by following the words alone one could assume that the act of "genetical modification" includes simple culturing and crossbreeding. > Here a list of the worst crap in food additives Interesting, but that's a different discussion from this. Words are either to be used properly or clearly defined beforehand if one wants to have a serious discussion, you wouldn't write a scientific paper and using "chemicals" in such a casual way.
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  3589. taxiuniversum  > Yea what you are doing is nitpicking It serves a purpose to have a better discussion, like I mentioned to prevent goal post moving. > "But hey - `laboratory´ is too broad a term - isn´t the whole Universe one giant laboratory?" Heh. But seriously now, why would it matter if something was made in a laboratory? Truth might be, it sounds spooky, it might affect people emotionally, but do you want an emotional or a rational discussion?
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  3590. taxiuniversum > As to GMO´s [sic]: They cause cancer, at least in tests on animals. All do or some do? Is it inherently because the process by which GMOs are created? See, what if I told you: "Halogens are dangerous, you inhale Fluorine or Chlorine and you're dead as can be proven in tests" would you then drop all salt and iodine? (hopefully not) > created by a mafia-like corporation Guilt by association… > Of course lab-created substances must not be dangerous to health - many modern medicines can only get created in labs, and save millions of lives. Do I have ANY problem with that? Most certainly not. Then don't try to use "lab-created" as an argument. > Decent producers, who use raw ingredients of a high quality can produce fruit juice without any ascorbic acid. Or they simply use fruits with more citric acid, because AFAIK that's an even better preservative
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  3591. taxiuniversum  > as logic dictates that by definition NONE of their products can be trusted Interesting logic… > Or do you think they are just criminal and deceptive about some of their products Could very well be. Hitler built highways and was vegetarian, I have nothing against either, see why the guilt by association fallacy is problematic?
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  3592. You don't speculate in studies.
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  3593. Nic Cravens *****  Priest-seminar-visiting church-reopening Madonna-image-parading Stalin?
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  3594. moshtarakman http://wikiislam.net/wiki/Islamic_Law#Qur.27an, but to be fair most is also based on the hadiths.
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  3595. Some warning shots were fired.
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  3596. But they never had good rulers for sure… for 5000 years.
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  3597. Y Brynecho It doesn't make that much of a difference, does it? I mean if you believe god has no say then he might just as well not exist at all. 
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  3598. frizzykid100 OK, then let me rephrase it, for a deist in order to turn into an atheist (or vice versa) not much needs to change in how he thinks/behaves/etc. God's existence is not of much relevance to their state of mind.
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  3599. Alyson Shaw Is it victim blaming if you talk about what they could have been made to prevent that? What can be learned from that?
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  3600. At least "God Bless America" doesn't imply so much a particular god than singing about Jesus and praying to Virgin Mary.
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  3601. Do you want them being asked to pray to Lord Xenu?
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  3602. jeffxl12 Do you want them being asked to pray to Lord Xenu?
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  3603. Jewish boogeymen out to get you!
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  3604. The communist meme failed then, heh
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  3605. Of course his answer would include 9/11…
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  3606. Ahmed Mohamed Dream on, just like communism ideology was never truly cosmopolitan in practice Islam wasn't either.
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  3607. John Brown >  and corroding family values LOL
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  3608. Keksi female cutting too, right?
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  3609. Stonemansteve II And real women don't need hoods?
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  3610. PbPomper > Of course there has been no research in this area compared to male circumcision There are actually two studies comparing groups of cut and uncut women showing reduced HIV infection rates in the cut group.
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  3611. Stonemansteve II What form of female circumcision are you thinking of? FGM type III?
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  3612. > The Flying Spaghetti Monster is meant to piss people off. Can you say with certainty that there aren't any believers? God might seem absurd to unbelievers and since the FSM seems so absurd only the most true believers will find the right path as the Noodly God intended.
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  3613. You ignored my reply? Who are you to call a religion fabricated?
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  3614. >  "Be holy as I (Jesus) am holy" is slowly becoming "be holy as you define what holy is". That's basically same thing since Jesus sure seems to be open to interpretation.
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  3615. Broseph Stalin Nice, did you write that yourself, how about making a book out of this?
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  3616. Norbert McBeaver Evolution is no ideology, try harder. Also, this is about the violence in the bible not it's irrationality.
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  3617. +han dler What are you talking about? Arguments for why religion, even if false, was a necessary evil? Because it has hardly anything to do with whether it's true.
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  3618. I thought CGP Grey called at first.
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  3619. Mormon or Muslim Jesus Christ?
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  3620. 26:30 Knight Rider reference in Siri?
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  3621. akd1008 Interesting, but what does it have to do with your original post?
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  3622. +Ian Evans Why would they tell you to be kids?
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  3623. elitebelt Privacy?
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  3624. maybewise > There's barely any similarities. You sure? Let me guess: You aren't aware there are different forms?
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  3625. FlowerRFabulous Then are you consistent to be also in favor of similar procedures done to female babies?
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  3626. FlowerRFabulous Why? No annoying "extra" skin there to be removed? Well, then you must consider yourself lucky… :->
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  3627. FlowerRFabulous They look very similar in the womb until a certain point, the foreskin is what becomes the clitoral hood. Both protect glances and make sure mucous skin remains moist. You remove either, you get a more dry experience but less of the oh-so-icky "smegma". Both are double-layered.
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  3628. FlowerRFabulous I just noticed you wrote "vaginas", yes, there is quite some physical difference indeed, but not so much with the things that are actually external, of course I am only talking about the similarities of cutting external parts of the reproductive organs.
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  3629. TheGiantKiller8 Is your hell worse than Mormon hell? Where to put the bets?
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  3630. arxiv
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  3631. HeirOfGlee > it keeps our hair healthy and protected because our hair is very delicate Just wondering, would you make sense for ginger people with that very thin hair?
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  3632. Stealing is not stealing, that so called "stealing" of intangible stuff simply is not the same as stealing in the real-world, copying a thing 1:1 is not the same as taking it away.
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  3633. +carmay3600 It's what you do when the child takes its time to finish up, you when they suddenly go full-ADHD mode and anything but eating is suddenly more important to them.
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  3634. Opinion at the Ready I feel bad for chuckling.
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  3635. Im a Riot There is no objective racial classification possible.
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  3636. abyssinia4ever They will look at certain markers in your DNA, but those markers were chosen subjectively. Instead they could look at lactose tolerance etc. but they don't.
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  3637. abyssinia4ever If you make up a classification based on lactose tolerance then surely it tells you in what category someone falls according to that classification. Numerous classifications are possible. In the cases of "race" they started with subjective measures like looks and identity based on beliefs rooted in 19th century thinking and from there on started looking for markers (haplogroups). Does not make race any more real. It's ultimately subjective.
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  3638. abyssinia4ever Lactose tolerance tells us from what sort of culture someone more likely originates, what they consumed. > showing a distinct genetic difference A genetic difference showing in what way? > Haplogroups are also used to track ancient human migrations and to estimate when groups split up or interbred. Fair enough, but apart from some Island population we weren't really separated for that many generations. If you want to know about human migrations you also have to look at cultural artifacts, language… everything that is part of ethnicity and just back then it's more about culture then real biological properties.
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  3639. Taken hormones too? Accepted the possibility to be the target of ridicule?
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  3640. Poor albinos, they don't have it easy, under Fetishism as well as Judaism/Christianity apparently.
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  3641. He was talking about the Torah at that point.
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  3642. ***** Who are you? Follower of that strange African-American sect?
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  3643. ***** So what was the "real" Torah according to your beliefs? Oh wait, you are Muslim, aren't you?
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  3644. In most of the Muslim world the Quran alone is not enough.
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  3645. Polydynamix > our lineage are not tested for in those ancestry tests because they are universal You know what by what rules they choose genetic markers for their tests, just wondering?
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  3646. Polydynamix I know that they test only for tiny fractions (not to forget we don't differ that much) I would be interested in their processes for creating those tests but I guess those are corporate secrets.
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  3647. jamal namal People in a certain region might not be enough, e.g. think Creole people and of "whites"/"mixed ones" in South Africa. ;) Do they need to have ahnenpässe? And then would you take all of Africa? Including Mauritius, Egypt, …? +Polydynamix Thanks, will have a lot at it.
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  3648. jamal namal But do you see my point? It's neither simple, nor clear-cut and on top of all it's subjective if not arbitrary.
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  3649. CyberizedFuture  > What about pocket knives? What about machetes? 
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  3650. dekippiesip > you will never be able to act randomly yourself even if you want it Is there really no trick to at least attempt it? Maybe running some chaotic calculations (simulating a simple PRNR) on the head feeding it always the previous result?
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  3651. gumbilicious1 In this case it means non-determinism (to someone just seeing the outputs and not knowing about possible secret initialization values, e.g. the so-called 'seed') and normally you also want a somewhat uniform distribution. > even perfectly random events can produce recognizable patterns It's just very unlikely and it shouldn't be expected.
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  3652. Eric H Sufficient non-determinism does exist though.
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  3653. Struwwelpeter
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  3654. they are devaluating US higher education degrees
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  3655. Hassan is for ejecting him from the plane mid-flight? :D
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  3656. David_Osborne Not sure about this Laptop but with Apple notebooks it's not even possible any more.
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  3657. The Matrix had it as well.and Tron in some form also.
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  3658. ***** Heh http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheMostDangerousVideoGame
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  3659. check the "nerdalert" channel
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  3660. Rod Hays Ah, you mean "alternative" assistance?
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  3661. Will Cenk interview her?
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  3662. LOL, that's Fox-news-y
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  3663. +Sean Culligan People that come from poor countries. The person in this case was no native either.
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  3664. Biff Bifford Last question, let's say there were no elections in states, seats would just be handed over to people chosen by those that already have seats, would you consider it a Republic? It's certainly not a Monarchy, those might argue that it's still representative of the whole public and that they make their decisions based on merit, but it wouldn't fit the definition of even a representative democracy.
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  3665. wut
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  3666. +PlanetBongoSan Theoretically you could argue that there are regions (albeit small I guess?) where whites aren't the dominating population.
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  3667. PlanetBongoSan True, just like with Mormonism I guess, heh.
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  3668. > "…before he ties the knot…" Without the context I would have assumed this meant hanging.
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  3669. ***** Your argumentative power is astounding. 
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  3670. because it's 41 in octal which is one less than 42 which is the answer to everything
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  3671. That title deserves a downvote because it has hardly anything to do with the video.
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  3672. What about "headmaster"? ;-)
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  3673. Nahida Elhoss  > ha ya trust a website that is very biased. Would you consider islamqa.com (Wahabi site) biased as well?
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  3674. Nahida Elhoss  > Every radical "Muslims" misinterpret the Quran all the time!! If misinterpreting is that easy then that's a deficiency of the instruction manual.
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  3675. Nahida Elhoss  > It makes sense since back than people got married at a young age especially women. Back then they did a lot of bad things (e.g. slaverly), does not mean a perfect person should have partaken in it.
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  3676. Hasan Ozdemir Are you saying the Jews are enemies of Muslims?
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  3677. Hasan Ozdemir > if they were Muslim they would call them selves alqieda not Islamic state That makes no sense.
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  3678. Hasan Ozdemir You make a lot of assumptions about me, my friend. Is there anything you want to tell us?
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  3679. What didn't Diddy do?
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  3680. I only drink water from the Arctic.
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  3681. +FlowingStarlight > Your brain is put into someone else's body and someone else's brain is put into your body. Something is part of you if control it, feel through it and if it is inseparable from you or any two of these things.
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  3682. +FlowingStarlight > This is what has been observed by scientists What is the cause and what the effect? (BTW, be aware that some SJ people do not like this kind of "essentialism")
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  3683. Michael Swan > Circumcision does not desensetize the penis Huh? 50% of people don't have a penis?
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  3684. He looks fidgety, too much coffee? Or is it because he's on TV?
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  3685. +Bradley Moore Long form birth certificate!
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  3686. Whitelotus There were numerous Shia rebellions.
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  3687. ***** Outcome is the same concerning the possible discrimination argument.
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  3688. Like in the old times (2012?), eh?
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  3689. Stu Bee Correct. Don't know what Gentry Walker was talking about.
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  3690. Stu Bee Obviously I meant whether they are divisible inside Z, i.e. whether 3∣16 is true. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divisibility_(ring_theory)
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  3691. +DanteAtomosKageokami It might be that some of intelligence aren't allowed to access certain dark net stuff because to access it they have to support its content by sorts (peer-to-peer), some of which might be illegal.
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  3692. +Brandon Dyer Never judge the dead, the sick, the unhappy or anybody who isn't living a perfect life, am I right?
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  3693. +Melted Sand End of world talk,… again?!
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  3694. Brendan Raymond Wasn't it also that you put your pants into the shoes?
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  3695. Matt Schilling That's the free market.
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  3696. Hey, it's the dude from Far Cry!
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  3697. 3:13 He should've said "numerals" instead of "numbers".
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  3698. Zeegoner  Is it not a fact that the world existed 5 seconds ago? Is it not a fact you aren't just a brain in a vat?
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  3699. +jeccz The Muslim teachers?
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  3700. ***** God might not exist but Christians do.
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  3701. I will twice to make up for it.
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  3702. Simply Seerah Africa?
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  3703. Simply Seerah > And no Atheist can tell you what happens afterwards. Can you tell us? You can only claim stuff. BTW, what about before we were born? What was with our consciousness before we started living? > When you see that in creation there had to be a Grand Designer or Higher power, then you have to assume your life has a purpose Why? Why does it suddenly have more of a purpose? > then you can assume that Higher Power must have left some type of message for you in this world. So? Whether I consider that message to be a purpose or not is ultimately up to me. > So it is upon us to go and see if that Higher Power left a message (or religion) for us to follow and adhere to. Why? Just because we can? We can a lot of things… > Just because you haven't seen God doesn't mean He doesn't exist. If we can't measure it in any way so that we would have to conclude that there is nothing of this sorts having any effect on our world, i.e. is not discernible from not existing then it's just reasonable to assume that it does not exist.
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  3704. Simply Seerah > Either argument proves my point of the existence of the Creator in one way or another. Well, if you argue that a creator always existed then the big bang wouldn't be the starting point to everything, because something existed before it. Again, you would argue the universe is eternal.
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  3705. Simply Seerah > Actually if that were the case then we should also expect a number of Failed Big Bangs as well right? Why? BTW, you didn't react to what I wrote before.
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  3706. +Zee Man You are both right. Can you figure out how? ;) (˙llǝʍ sɐ ʇɐɥʇ ƃuᴉʌɐǝl ǝɹoɟǝq uɐᴉʇsᴉɹɥƆ ɐ ɹǝʇɐl 'ɯᴉlsnW ɐ uɹoq)
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  3707. Zee Man I edited my post.
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  3708. Yes, Brady should interview Perelman! ;) The first real interview ever since then.
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  3709. What about the Cubans?
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  3710. Through god's Y chromosome.
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  3711. RedstrokeProductions Are you saying no part of the body in inherently sexual? That what is considered sexual in entirely cultural in humans?
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  3712. There is not so much to seperate, in fact I would consider religion to a type of culture and part of one's culture.
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  3713. At least he would balance the pulpas on his forehead.
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  3714. D Mc  What if it's part of the contract?
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  3715. You can hear them in this video as well.
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  3716. DTrXdeniz I want him here. 
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  3717. no
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  3718. ImDemonWolf  Are you putting some life forms other others?
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  3719. ImDemonWolf You are saying that some life forms are better than others, right?
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  3720. ImDemonWolf You are discriminating between sentient and non-sentient life forms! >:O You aren't so different from meat eaters after all.
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  3721. ImDemonWolf Yes, you can. You are doing that right now, you are making a distinction.
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  3722. vagingo I do as well. My point is that we aren't that different, we are just drawing the lines differently.
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  3723. ImDemonWolf No, not all are the same. Some are tastier than others.
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  3724. ImDemonWolf What does that have to do with what I said? You seem to be assuming a lot.
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  3725. ImDemonWolf Could very well be. ;) Or maybe I mean some plants, some animals and some insects in either category. :P
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  3726. +Lisa > I think that it's such a personal topic that it shouldn't even be talked about to another person. Not even religious figures? Because otherwise you might take things too literally and this might not end well…
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  3727. +naomi s This kind of polygamy changes marriage so that not all sides involved agree who your partner is married to.
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  3728. god=devil?
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  3729. +Tom J It isn't, TYT just assumed it is.
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  3730. +Spence > since it is sexually shaming Not sure how you could properly define this.
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  3731. Chemical suit, medical suit, micro chip manufacturer suit, I really wonder what the differences are.
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  3732. Daryl Reuben Especially Pokémon! zanzibawrr He favorited GoT videos. :O 
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  3733. +Immanuel M. Eames So what makes the finding idiotic?
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  3734. It's Lady Gaga!
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  3735. ***** But blacks can? 
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  3736. Wracisto kakas Couldn't such argument from statistics be used against that group of people as well?
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  3737. Wracisto kakas Because HIV is more prevalent in that group? 
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  3738. Wracisto kakas  > you cant discrimante against a race You can discriminate based on sexual orientation?  > and no its not more prevalent there Compared to the rest it is. > Not nearly enough blacks have aids I smelled troll for quite some time, I dislike the non-obvious kind though. Especially if they aren't eloquent.
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  3739. ***** > Black is a race I thought "human" was a race. What makes black a "race"? The amount of melanin? And even if it was, how would that be relevant? > And nice try deflecting. Deflecting how? I want to see whether people are consistent.
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  3740. > but the average saudi is living a very comfortable life compare to what I see here in the US Apparently you don't know how averages work. If you have some very poor more it skewers the average less than if you have hardly any middle class as is the case in KSA.
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  3741. > do you see Ukrainians complaining, you see violence and atrocities Neither were there any in the Sudetenland.
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  3742. +Mehedi No no, haven't you seen the muscles on this Abu Bakr guy? He's not such a scrawny egg-head like Ali.
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  3743. S Cin > Most drag queens are straight men Someone else here claimed they are mostly gay.
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  3744. Avalyn Lund-Goldstein > that's like saying actors are an oppressed minority Well, to be fair some actors might be disadvantaged because of the roles they normally play.
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  3745. Avalyn Lund-Goldstein > If people mistake you for a hated minority because you dressed as a stereotype of that minority it doesn't then make the people mistaken as the oppressed minority to also be an oppressed minority. It makes them more oppressed than those that don't dress/act this way.
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  3746. Avalyn Lund-Goldstein > dressing up as a minority doesn't make you one True, just being considered one by others is what counts.
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  3747. Avalyn Lund-Goldstein > They only get a small taste of that. Fair enough but still. How much different "real" trans are "passing" also varies wildly.
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  3748. Avalyn Lund-Goldstein  > How is comparing drag queens and blackface a false equivalency? Different motivations.
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  3749. +BlobVanDam I like the time they got those funny pills.
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  3750. Does anyone know the anime movie Paprika?
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  3751. Muslim or Mormon judgement?
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  3752. Clevan Campbell Bible means (holy) book(s), so the holy books from Islam or Mormonism?
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  3753. Clevan Campbell Even of the Christian bible different version with different testaments exist, not to mention different translations of different "original" texts. But I again, I see hardly any difference between all those believer, if it quacks like duck… I will consider you Muslim now, OK?
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  3754. I am asking why you make it sound like there was only one belief when there are numerous, it seems arrogant/pretentious. You are no different than other non-believers when it comes to other beliefs.
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  3755. Clevan Campbell That's what Muslims claim as well, how are you different from a Muslim other than you call your most holy literature differently?
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  3756. Clevan Campbell Confirmed for Muslim. You really sound no different from one thus you are one.
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  3757. Clevan Campbell OK, if you are going to play the why game until the other person say that he doesn't know, is that when you put god in there? But what if someone then asks you the same questions about god, i.e. what caused god to happen? What then and how would the god explanation be different from let's say pixies or magic?
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  3758. > So in other words, you don't know for sure that God doesn't exist. You have only made a conscious decision to deny his existence If that was meant as an answer to my question it would mean that, "in other words", you Clevan "made a conscious decision to deny" the existence of pixies? > I think your ideas are more illogical than mine. Huh? But that's your argument, note how I said "The same way you rule out […]"
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  3759. Tata nganga chi According to the arbitrary classification into continents it's on the African continent, that's true.
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  3760. Kki Bob Who are "Nubians"?
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  3761. Malik Rath Actually, I think what David meant was a depiction of Muhammad (or an actor for a Muhammad movie if I remember correctly) > they could take this cartoon of Allah being fucked in the ass and use it to recruit They could use a lot of things, "Innocence of Muslims", war crimes, South Park…
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  3762. Malik Rath > You think that making offensive cartoons of Allah in general is gonna make violence decline.... your a simpleton. I think if someone makes a fun cartoon about Islamic hadiths then might lead some followers to rethink them. http://islamcomicbook.com/ (mirror http://www.faithfreedom.org/comics/comics.htm) > It just further divides people There is good discussion to be had about that. People might try to block all outside influences because of that (fun fact: Scientology has created its own web filter just for this).
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  3763. Malik Rath Forgot to add: Maybe it's also good they get desensitized.
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  3764. Crotchet Can you run a model of whole organisms?
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  3765. Is it the same clock as his?
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  3766. ***** > You don't have the liberty to desecrate [sic] national symbols. They are sacred symbols?
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  3767. ***** Well, WP says: 'The word "sacred" descends from the Latin sacrum, which referred to the gods or anything in their power, and to sacerdos and sanctum, set apart.' I've always understood it as something religious.
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  3768. Replace "race" with "ethnic group" and the question is easier to answer.
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  3769. DeviantDespot  > Race like sex is a matter of genetics Nope, since there is objective race classification for humans-
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  3770. Myamar Salooki > "biologically White" What's that? How do I measure this?
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  3771. Myamar Salooki By looking there at everything related to melanin production? So (genetic) albinos are "biologically White", right?
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  3772. +Jo V.Diaz If you think gender is something that solely comes from your head then it makes sense to say that someone identifies as this or that.
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  3773. grandmacaesar You think those who are writing gun legislation and happen to be Jews are especially worth mentioning?
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  3774. grandmacaesar > The facts---that certain people who call themselves jews are leading the fight for anti-2nd Amendment legislation---speak for themselves. I am sure certain people who also "fight for anti-2nd Amendment legislation" are relatively light-skinned men! Certain people amongst those also like to eat at restaurants! And they own a smartphone! And they like to orient the toilet roll inside the toilet roll holder in with the end dangling in front of it! Do all these things "speak for themselves"?
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  3775. grandmacaesar > I didn't say that "all jews are for gun control" Neither did I with any of my examples, I said certain people [amongst the proponents. ;) But like I said, if Nugent thinks the religion/culture/identity of some of the proponents is worth mentioning then he has to think that it has to have some relevance. > These people---who happen to call themselves jews, and because of that heritage (in my estimation) should know that gun laws are a bad idea because of recent history I didn't any reference to that in Nugent's post, it seemed to point more to a Jewish conspiracy type of thing.
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  3776. grandmacaesar > People who claim to be jews make up less than 2% of the US Are you sure the 2% number does not just apply to the active followers of Judaism…? > Would we, should we, disregard the religious connection? 1) Because there might still be no connection when you are presenting a certain selection (selection bias). Could very well be that you are just presenting the blue gnomes who happen to be in favor of gun control when in fact most blue gnomes are against it. 2) Because even if there is a correlation then it does not tell you anything about the causation, it could be that Jews are on average better educated and urbanized, factors which might also be strongly correlated with being active in the implementation of gun control legislation. And like the examples from before, I am sure you can find a lot of correlations: non-black men, university, drive small vehicles, eat rice… The correlation relevant here is the one between specifically pointing out Jews and thinking that there might be truth The Elders of Zion.
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  3777. > It's actually rarely true I disagree, I get the feeling that insecurity is nearly always the reason for such behavior. If you challenge insecure persons they go bonkers.
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  3778. natural?
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  3779. Cindy Janssen True, they could have talked about how everyone is equally poor or rich in the south (depending on where he/she lives). 
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  3780. No mention of the age?
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  3781. Yusuke Urameshi Of course only in relation to the upload date, not when the show really runs.
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  3782. Cenk didn't say that his parents should have no say in this. Being personally against it does mean you want to ban it for all?
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  3783. Our own little 3d world They wouldn't have put two rules into one. In Federalist No. 29 "Hamilton concludes that the militia, as it is constituted directly of the people and managed by the states, is not a danger to liberty when called into use by other states to do things such as quell insurrections." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federalist_No._29)
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  3784. *****  So you are saying in all these cases it referred to equipment/functionality in the following essay from 1788? "THE power of regulating the militia, and of commanding its services in times of insurrection and invasion are natural incidents to the duties of superintending the common defense, and of watching over the internal peace of the Confederacy. It requires no skill in the science of war to discern that uniformity in the organization and discipline of the militia would be attended with the most beneficial effects, whenever they were called into service for the public defense [conscription]. […] This desirable uniformity can only be accomplished by confiding the regulation of the militia to the direction of the national authority." "If a well-regulated militia be the most natural defense of a free country, it ought certainly to be under the regulation and at the disposal of that body which is constituted the guardian of the national security." "By a curious refinement upon the spirit of republican jealousy, we are even taught to apprehend danger from the militia itself, in the hands of the federal government. It is observed that select corps may be formed, composed of the young and ardent, who may be rendered subservient to the views of arbitrary power. What plan for the regulation of the militia may be pursued by the national government, is impossible to be foreseen." " What reasonable cause of apprehension can be inferred from a power in the Union to prescribe regulations for the militia, and to command its services when necessary, while the particular States are to have the SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE APPOINTMENT OF THE OFFICERS? If it were possible seriously to indulge a jealousy of the militia upon any conceivable establishment under the federal government, the circumstance of the officers being in the appointment of the States ought at once to extinguish it. There can be no doubt that this circumstance will always secure to them a preponderating influence over the militia." "To oblige the great body of the yeomanry, and of the other classes of the citizens, to be under arms for the purpose of going through military exercises and evolutions, as often as might be necessary to acquire the degree of perfection which would entitle them to the character of a well-regulated militia, would be a real grievance to the people, and a serious public inconvenience and loss." "What reasonable cause of apprehension can be inferred from a power in the Union to prescribe regulations for the militia, and to command its services when necessary, while the particular States are to have the SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE APPOINTMENT OF THE OFFICERS?" All quotes from Federalist paper 29 by Alexander Hamilton.
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  3785. I don't play with AA on when I play on a monitor with enough DPI in its native resolution. BTW, source for that nvidia video?
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  3786. Is there something you can put on people so flies will be attracted? Would make for great gags with such folk.
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  3787. They can't hack Johnny Cabs! ;)
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  3788. But don't they still have rules against alcohol that apply to all?
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  3789. slimjim77M You should put that in the OP in order to make your argument. 
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  3790. V. Stiviano No matter what happened in 2000, I hope you aren't trying to say that such a situation could never happen.
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  3791. +hbk711x Try to define "information". If you don't know about any then inform yourself about Shannon.
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  3792. +Katie Newmeyer Why? Is it like setting a high price and then giving an amazing discount?
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  3793. Blue .Barrymore Do you have to prove you can't afford it? Heh, and somehow it's funny, because if you were to run you would be more inclined to only pay the 10%. So why use this as evidence to retroactively raise the bail? Rinse and repeat… ;)
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  3794. Hobbes Tiger You are making claims and I should take the time to refute them? Nah, how about you look for yourself, I am sure you will find one going in that direction.
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  3795. Hobbes Tiger You were the one that started with claims out of thin air. The media in France is generally much more skeptical towards Israel BTW.
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  3796. MillionthVector brain science
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  3797. So ISIS is against him because he is against their pictures and videos? Heh.
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  3798. He does not think corporations are people, and besides it even then still would make sense, since in absolute terms still a lot remains in both cases.
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  3799. Sophia Ruach Are you asking about how species come to be?
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  3800. Sophia Ruach So now you are talking about abiogenesis instead of speciation? Don't take it too personally but you come across as having ADHS right now. Evolution is already proven to you so you switched to abiogenesis?
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  3801. Sophia Ruach Did you look at my link?
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  3802. Sophia Ruach I see none concerning evolution and not abiogenesis.
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  3803. CSILogic Not once did you refute the vaccine case?
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  3804. CSILogic  > Bill Maher believes vaccines could also make us sick. And strictly speaking he is not incorrect, emphasis on could, esp. with certain autoimmune disorders. > Some vaccinations consist of injecting the actual virus, to fool the body to develop antibodies to fight them. Indeed, but there is also the additives that anti-vaccination like to cite most. > Just look at the drug ads on TV, and listen to the list of side affects Uh, and where is the connection to vaccinations? Besides, I am not the US, in other countries they are heavily regulated. > Many still claim vaccines are linked to autism. Should Bill Maher believe this as well then this would be a case of denying science, because science has basically shown that there is no correlation to be found.
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  3805. More 3d modeling than traditional CAD would be Blender, it's free (and open source).
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  3806. Depends on what you are trying to convey with a graph, for relative comparisons not starting with 0 is OK (with a line graph), especially if it's not your only graph on that topic.
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  3807. The Heretical Heathen What matters is that there is a clear trend. On the numbers alone we laymen can't embark upon anyways.
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  3808. Before anyone else posts it: http://xkcd.com/1312/ >:)
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  3809. her friend
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  3810. I was waiting for someone to crash into the plates.
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  3811. Seems like quite an optimistic estimate to me, 20 years is the lifetime of a single patent.
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  3812. MrGimmick77  > Considering MSG is just a type of salt Obviously he meant less sodium chloride.
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  3813. ***** When talking about sterile seeds people often think of hybrid seeds. > Climate change was "bs". LOL.
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  3814. OK, I meant clinical depression.
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  3815. ***** I wrote "can be", i.e. it might fulfill the definition of latter.
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  3816. +FlawedIntellect from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_and_homosexuality: > 'The [Catholic] Church, however, considers "homosexual acts" to be "grave sins", "intrinsically disordered", and "contrary to the natural law", and "under no circumstances can they be approved"'
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  3817. +Kamal Mortoza > Notice how Daesh use dumb kids from european countries as bombers and canon fodder? But I doubt those are the ones needing to feed their families.
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  3818. Ahmed Alnoor  > i think there is a good middle ground we can take Where exactly would you draw that line and how would you justify it? I see no way.
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  3819. *****  > I still do not see where it will harm their sale points. Should it matter concerning the law?
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  3820. Speakerofthehouse2 Any possible religion?
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  3821. El Masry  > The hijab however is a must for woman in the Holy Quran. Just because of some throwaway line instead of a clear rule stating it just like you did?
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  3822. Did he use it before? If not then they probably have not licensed it.
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  3823. BlazianProductionTV In other countries with conscription services you are signed up automatically, but because there is no federal obligation to register your residence they have to do it this way.
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  3824. ♪ Always I wanna be with you and make believe with you and live in harmony harmony oh love Always I wanna be with you and make believe with you and live in harmony harmony oh love ♫
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  3825. Illuminanty
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  3826. ***** One word is an American invention, the other is not. 
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  3827. +Bridge-Moon Productions ethnicity is mainly about culture
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  3828. Jan Dryk Anyone can go and watch.
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  3829. You grab each others armpits? BTW: Don't the Mormons have similar? Better check their underwear. :D
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  3830. buddha bar Maybe he was a Quranist. ;P
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  3831. wasn't that real gold?
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  3832. > Not hard to see that the number of people who've ever actually entertained such a ridiculous thought is exactly zero (who thinks that way?) I have seen arguments like "atheists have no moral compass" and "humanity needs religion or hell breaks loose" numerous times.
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  3833. Godlessfuture Well, actually for some curves it might be better to choose measuring points not at equal distance and also do the calculation a bit different (e.g. like when you would connect the points straight instead of fitting squares below or above a curve).
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  3834. > Babies eat vegetables and their mother's milk, not meat and cows milk. Through their mother, so the mother's diet plays a role. > and is much lighter on the stomach Heh, depends on how you do it, with beans and (chick) peas you can create a cannon ball in your stomach. Also, Cenk might have thought of pure soya or similar products (like non-marinated, non-cured tofu and such).
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  3835. Alex R > increases the acidity in your body leading to disease This is BS. Nearly homeopathy-level type of BS. > That is why THIS YEAR processed and red meats were upgraded to full on carciogen [sic] status right there with cigarettes. They were upgraded but AFAIK not to the same level, also the main reason being nitrites (e.g. Salpetre used for curing).
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  3836. Rabolisk Let's leave it at "it was free-er than ever before":
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  3837. Saif Deen > atheism encourages violence Does Christianity encourage eating pork (and Islam eating camel) or just has no ban on it…? Don't you see the difference? Speaking of violence, a personal question if you don't mind, how do you think you personally would behave if it wasn't for religion keeping you in place?
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  3838. Donna More > fastest scientific growth in the world Because there is more potential for growth because there wasn't much scientific stuff there before? > Autistic Fuck You sure showed him… >_>
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  3839. LordOfLuck > Which word would you like me to use to describe these different groups, if not the name of the place of their origin? Not using that dumb classification to begin with. Refer to "culture".
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  3840. LordOfLuck If you want to refer to specific genetic traits then refer to them as such, e.g. in the west Africa you find quite a lot of carriers of the sickle-cell trait.
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  3841. Samuel Jackson Nope.
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  3842. Nikhil Shetty > arent they missing school on Sunday because of Christianity? They are missing a day or two out of seven because it has been shown that this is the best relation between work and rest that's why basically all cultures stuck with it.
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  3843. Nikhil Shetty Uh, what does the Gregorian reform have to do with anything, the Julian calendar also had 7 days a week? > a christian calendar It's not Christian, it predates Christianity. > Why 7 days in a week why not 15? We get plenty of rest each day "Its called sleep". Sleep apparently isn't enough, and e.g. after the French revolution they tried a 10 day week and it didn't work out for the reasons mentioned.
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  3844. Nikhil Shetty Apparently your tactic is: Loses argument → declares opposing side a troll.
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  3845. Bella Trix The name is older than the religion obviously.
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  3846. nowt190  > the name is islamic In the sense that nowadays it's tightly linked to that one religion? In that I agree. But obviously the name is older, just like the name "Joseph" existed before Mormonism.
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  3847. nowt190 > thats a new religeon. Islam is a relatively "new religion" as well.
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  3848. nowt190 When I said "Islam" I meant the religion heavily influenced by the Quran. I know you claim that your religion has always existed but your religion does not claim that the Quran always did (except for this one strange Turkish sect who also think that e.g. Buddha was also a prophet). And what is 1400 years compared to e.g. 5000 years?
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  3849. Stephan Dupont You mean because when people say "Asia" they often think of the Far East? Well, but then also when people say "Africa" they often mean Sub-Saharan Africa.
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  3850. +Lance Boil Well, the Prussians and Silesians were really dicks.
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  3851. Cured? You might want to reread that.
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  3852. Prevention? Again, you might want to read more carefully wherever you read this.
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  3853. td fisk >  claiming global warming when it 20 below zero. So much truth, just like Fox News!!111one After all global warning doesn't means the mean moves up but that the there are no more cold days everywhere… :-> Y u so smart? Pls teach moi!
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  3854. Fun fact, you could snap to a quad before, but not very intuitively, that's why nobody knew about it.
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  3855. I believe that was Burma.
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  3856. Seriously, why would someone even need a front-facing camera when he/she already has a (Apple) smartphone?
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  3857. Yair Eshel *yawn* Bingo voting
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  3858. Sean Fitzpatrick > I think in america the schools organise it WTF? Do they write a letter to everybody? Why would they care? 
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  3859. +chessplayer What about the attacks in Saudia Arabia?
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  3860. Foltz22 But productive?
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  3861. Melissa Vasquez  The legal entitiy (artificial person) is bearing the costs.
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  3862. Allen Linnen, Jr. It certainly started as a type of counterculture to certain taboos. Nowadays it also might have to do with combating insecurities in women.
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  3863. Maybe they have given up, maybe that's also the reason why they are so corrupt and by this fuelling the circle.
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  3864. I thought for a second he blamed it on Martin Luther the reformer who e.g. wasn't quite fond of Jews and "witches".
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  3865. Actually there is less human-made microwave radiation now than some time ago, since there are less radio stations sending long-distance.
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  3866. pcdoodlvl:wzrd Not so "literally" if people interpret it differently and not just people on the streets who interpret it as virgins but famous scholars. You know a language is broken when such differing interpretations are possible. No sensible perfect creator being would convey its message in such a language, same goes for Hebrew and Aramaic as well before you ask.
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  3867. pcdoodlvl:wzrd Certainly not a majority.
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  3868. pcdoodlvl:wzrd Do you distrust the sources mentioned there?
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  3869. +homicidal13 Nope, there is no escape, you will be forced to agree with him 100% :->
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  3870. +Mark T. Where do you have more feelings, on your glans or on the parts directly below it which are still somewhat hidden most of the time? This should answer your question.
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  3871. +Steven Boyd You're implying that only a single form of FGM exists which is not the case. BTW, you probably still have some inner foreskin left, it's just always more or less exposed.
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  3872. +Mischa Romo The problem is that people don't even know what they are talking about, the doctors in the story claim that they "only" did some pricking (which I am not sure fits with the descriptions of the pain) and some people here seem to think that FGM always involves infibulation and that male circumcision is always just the removal of some foreskin which are both incorrect assumptions. It should be obvious that not every body modification is equally invasive but people should be consistent at where they draw the line, I am getting the feeling that most people are not really objective on this matter and heavily affected by their culture norms where one is OK and the other isn't and are trying to rationalize things ex post facto.
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  3873. +Mischa Romo If it was the cultural norm and reproduction was still somewhat reliably possible I think a lot of people would be even OK with removing the tip of the glans. BTW, not every form of FGM involves removal of the tip of the clitoris.
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  3874. +Mischa Romo I mentioned infibulation, yes.
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  3875. > perfectly designed There the issue begins.
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  3876. Sarah wrt And I still wonder why phone books exist.
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  3877. private business run those fountains?
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  3878. Heh, noticed that too.
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  3879. Stephen Toth Are you living your life thinking you might be a brain in the vat (in the Matrix)?
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  3880. Stephen Toth > Look at flipping a coin for example there is an equal chance everytime because there are only two sides. Two sides are necessary but not sufficient for equal likelihoods, they also need to be equally heavy. You can get special rigged dice where not all numbers are equally likely to occur. Not every random distribution is an uniform one.
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  3881. Mistaking Mosul for Erbil, that's worth a downvote.
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  3882. Knight Chime I just told you how those topics are connected. People could say you aren't consistent if you are against any form of FGM while approving of altering the genitals of male minors. How would you respond to this?
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  3883. Knight Chime Women with penises might have come in contact with penis alternation procedures (circumcision). And funny how you only commented on marginalia from my post, can't tackle the rest? ;) I was right about the ethnocentrism, wasn't I? Deep down you are only against FGM because you think of it as a tradition of the "savages". Again, feel free to prove me wrong, show me how consistent and principled you are and tell me why a hoodectomy should be considered worse than western-style male circumcision.
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  3884. Knight Chime > If FGM was limited to "hoodectomy" no one would give a fuck about it, but it isn't limited to that. And male circumcision procedures might include penile subincision, so? It's not the reason why people give a fuck about it, removing the hood alone is. And FYI hoodectomy is banned in North America. > Again, women with penises did not experience FGM. It was to counter your claim that people want to dismiss issues of women under all circumstances. > The topic is still FGM. And all forms of FGM, including "just" hoodectomy. I told you how this is perfectly related to western male circumcision.
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  3885. Knight Chime > that's not English Hoodectomy is FGM (the topic) and pretty comparable to male circumcision, certainly not worse. Got it now? > An exception to the rule does not nullify the rule Nullify what rule? > Nope, under all FGMs. That's not English.
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  3886. Knight Chime Wait, so you don't consider a hoodectomy procedure to be a mutilation (even if it is categorized as FGM)? Or you do but only because it might include more…, but the same applies to male circumcision. Now before you start any numbers game, hood pricking is the most prevalent method, thanks to e.g. Indonesia. > The rule is that doesn't happen. Again, not English. If you want to tell me that penile sub incision is relatively rare (and therefore an "exception") then only thanks to the Australians not being nice to the Aborigines. But I don't know how it helps us in any way when trying to figure out where to draw the line on what is OK and what isn't. Assessments and comparisons of procedures should be independent from how common they are.
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  3887. Knight Chime  > FGM isn't a preventative measure Would you say that all forms of male circumsision are? > this cannot be said of FGM What would you say if I showed you a study or two indicating reduced HIV infection rates?
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  3888. Knight Chime > Why are you carrying on with this? Because you are still weaselling out of giving me an answer. Back to the hoodectomony stuff, here an image showing the most common procedure amount the Muslim population in Maylaysia and Signapor:http://poskod.sg/Content/AppFiles/images/images/phenomena/aPOSKOD_drawings_vagina_700x365.jpg You still think this is OK?
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  3889. Knight Chime Cutting off limbs is also recognised medical practice. Only that it's rarely done proactively.
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  3890. Knight Chime > You're losing IQ points by the second & you were already in the single digits. Wow, you really showed me. You should go help Donald Trump with his Twitter. :P > Yes, when a fucking doctor amputates a limb it is a medically recognised practice. Yet it fits the definition of a mutilation (from WP: "act of physical injury that degrades the appearance or function of any living body").
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  3891. Weed Talk I am here to help you. :)
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  3892. *****  What about religion?
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  3893. Naj Abul Qasim I'm your worst nightmare, I'm everywhere. ;D
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  3894. > P.S the term "Caucasian" is used by modern anthropologists to describe people from Europe You sure it's the modern denotation?
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  3895. TheTruthNJ09 > non-religious tend to pray when they face death To who if they are non-religious?
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  3896. 1/10
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  3897. +Titus Orelius It might not be sexist according to her definition because the sex discriminated here against is the oppressing one.
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  3898. GreyFox785  > _Good do good and evil do evil, but only if you introduce religion do good people ever do evil things?_ The argument is that you make good people do bad things by making them think that what they do is good, e.g. in the most extreme cases blowing themselves up.
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  3899. Lorcan Nagle  > I'm from Ireland Great, how about the story of the woman left to die because of the abortion ban? > But those were the acts of bad people who found justification of or protection for their actions in their God. Those that let her die were bad people?
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  3900. Lorcan Nagle But my point wasn't about people justifying it using religion, my point was about people doing bad stuff (or in this case inaction) because of religious dogma (even if just indirectly as in the case of the medical professionals). Had it not been for religion this wouldn't have happened. 
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  3901. GreyFox785 > so to speak. If it wasn't religion, it would be something else, you know? I agree to some extend, ideologies in general can be very bad, especially if they are quite irrational. And that's the exact reason why many religions are especially problematic, they often call for unconditional obeying and don't allow for questioning. > Maybe if one day we do phase religion and nationalism and all that out of society we'll have long brutal wars and commit grave atrocities based on whether we think the cat is alive or dead inside the box before we open it. See but you would still have to have justifications for those conflicts. Justification that sound somewhat sound. Ideologies that appeal to the supernatural like religions do are perfect for this, doesn't mean you can't have similar conflicts about e.g. communism but IMHO it's simply less likely going to happen since you are going to have much more people questioning the motives. > Also, I feel like average people who have some discretion about religion, which is a lot of people, are often overshadowed by the fewer radicals among them. Totally agree, nevertheless I think you have to look at it population-wise. Add religion to a population and look at the total behavior. Maybe it's overall better, maybe it's overall worse, maybe it's insignificant either way. In any case it doesn't mean that the effects apply to every single individual. If religion causes freaks to freak out it's bad even when the majority of people stay the same.
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  3902. billy bones  Double-blind or it didn't happen.
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  3903. sydandtaytum It's better when it's done early is what you are saying? The vagina is on the inside. What's penile subincision?
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  3904. +Patience Hill-Berardi > It's only offensive when (or because) people ignore the history behind the action/style/word/etc. Was Dolezal doing appropriation?
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  3905. +Dennis Jordan If holidays are good then they should be regularly around the year.
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  3906. How do you do fellow kids! Isn't my campaign dope?
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  3907. ***** Then there you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turner_syndrome 
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  3908. And then… The boy who cried wolf? "They are dead, seriously now."
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  3909. Mathew Clemence Maybe I will find the studies again and post them if you want.
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  3910. Nonreligious anti-Catholic satanic?
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  3911. Falah716 That's what the Catholics in Bavaria said, you are one? 
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  3912. kadim carbon Only rape is she shouts according to it… :->
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  3913. Libbathegreat If I understand it correctly they weren't even encouraged specifically by Disney. 
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  3914. *accept,it's,affect,their
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  3915. Steve Fullmer  It's super arrogant of you to assume that your senses and memory can be trusted and that you assume that people other than you even exist. Or that you yourself aren't a brain in a vat, part of a simulation which just started 5 minutes ago.
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  3916. SuperBizalz > Not true. lol I think the stats for newborn circumcisions are very low there.
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  3917. SuperBizalz How large their inner labias are in relation to the outer ones is genetic. 
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  3918. Aspirin…, nah just kidding. Maybe they replace it locally with just plasma?
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  3919. +geo-george1 Troll harder, you are not a real Alex Jones disciple.
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  3920. So in the US primaries are somewhat regulated? What an odd system.
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  3921. Danny Hurren > And is a separate organisms > now science says it is alive and a separate organism... there is no debating In what way? If science says that you surely can tell me what the objective measure for determining that is.
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  3922. Danny Hurren The virus or the chimera stuff?
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  3923. +nman431 http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/images/g/b2wAAOSw3ydVhMI2/s-l225.jpg
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  3924. +Ali Khan > and even many scientists don't believe it Care to present some sources? :-> Also what is what isn't a theory according to your standards? Can you say for a fact you were alive 5 seconds ago? Are there any facts in your world-view?
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  3925. The (original) idea is (was) that you are voting for people and not parties. AFAIK, the US constitutions does not even explicitly acknowledge political parties.
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  3926. ***** Going back how long?
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  3927. Jay K The pope disagrees.
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  3928. What makes a "fact" a "fact", is germ theory a fact in your eyes? What about Newtonian gravity?
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  3929. Rustedblade I wrote Newtonian on purpose or you would come up with the argument that we don't have full knowledge. Interesting, how you assume I am an atheist and again: What makes a "fact" a "fact"?
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  3930. > Chef=Chief in German More like boss, and you wouldn't say Obama is the boss of the military.
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  3931. Whitney Pyant > Cenk has an agenda. The persecution complex is strong with this one. 
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  3932. Vincenzo Vieri Quite the opposite actually.
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  3933. Wouldn't rye or barley bread been more historic?
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  3934. Protection of his naval bases and aiports?
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  3935. Oh look, it's an improved ELIZA…
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  3936. chunga100 > they just don't feel comfortable being their sex That might be considered an illness. (Of course more so if it's really innate and not just because of society.)
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  3937. ***** http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgen_insensitivity_syndrome
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  3938. When was their moment of liberation?
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  3939. > The Native Americans got screwed, therefore Cliven Bundy should be screwed? He certainly shouldn't be any less screwed because he shows up with weapons, sets a bad precedent… ;)
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  3940. ***** > Are you saying that ordinary people SHOULDN'T have the ability to challenge government violence? Indeed (assuming the government is just).  > Are you seriously suggesting that? Are you seriously suggesting the opposite, anybody should be able to challenge actions by the executive (e.g. police) whenever should he/she feel like it?  
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  3941. *****  > When ordinary people, and not the government, have the ability to organize themselves in society What if two organized groups of people clash, right of the strongest? To prevent that from happening the idea is to give the monopoly of power to a government that should to represent the people.
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  3942. YoungerBrother Wakeup Oversteps what boundaries? The ones outlined by laws and the hierarchy of laws? Certainly, that's a very bad thing, that's why every institution of the executive needs independent  institutions overseeing it. But again the idea is: a regulated monopoly of power is better than unregulated right of the strongest, you e.g. don't want a warlords rule (which is what happens in a power vacuum).
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  3943. You mean in the live voice chat? But this here isn't about that.
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  3944. +ha ka You can't do anything just claiming that it's part of your religion.
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  3945. BattleBots  How about adding a pit as a compensation for the pushers?
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  3946. > You all know what happened with McD's. It started to rot as well (except the fries I believe), watch the video again. The reason in that case was that the liquid was preserved unlike in the 14-years case were it got removed.
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  3947. Next year with the Macbook Air with only the USB type C port? I called it!
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  3948. +Spider-Man and his amazing friends! 99?
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  3949. +Hannibal Barkas Less than 1% are Christians, Druze or these people on the hill in Syria?
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  3950. Bruce Garcia You mean Allah?
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  3951. +Marco Antônio Huh? Who are making fun of?
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  3952. > Ahhh the arrogance of the modern world Arrogance is when you don't allow for unknowns (gaps) but instead fill them up with fairy dust / magic / religion / voodoo / ancient aliens.
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  3953. If you assume Voodoo is real just so you can feel like you can predict things better (indeterminism as an "unknown") then it's filling gaps in your knowledge with BS. Claiming that this is smart is in the very case arrogant. Admitting that some things simply can't be known (because they are indeterministic) is the opposite of arrogant.
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  3954. +feroxlara21 How about ruining the anthem with its pro-slavery stance?
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  3955. Butch Cassidy  > Alex Jones would wipe the floor with Cenk in a debate LOL
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  3956. Funny, Episcopalian could mean Anglican without calling it Anglican.
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  3957. They already used up their budget for two years just to license this one.
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  3958. Indeed a "true" free market as you describe it has no protections against monopolies forming and the problem of information asymmetry, it is basically bound to degenerate.
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  3959. ArtypNk Putting aside whether the elections were/are fair there. > Majority of Crimeans do not want to be subjects of an unelected far right wing Kremlin government.  But they wouldn't be for long if everything went by plan.
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  3960. Reverend Maillet-Crutcher Flowery victorian language? ;)
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  3961. Even DirectX 12 as they claim (but maybe not all feature levels I guess).
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  3962. ***** Shared resources shouldn't exist as well?
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  3963. The causes matter as little as they did in the Thirty Years' War.
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  3964. Death2Evil I've seen claims against this along the lines that this doesn't mean that their brain was inherently this way but that it transformed into this. Mind you that wasn't from a conservative source but from radical feminist one.
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  3965. VicGeorge2K6 But of course it's all a large conspiracy by the almighty Satan! :->
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  3966. MACK Will the 12 Shia support the 5 Shia should the conflict grow larger? Just like the Christian protestants stood together against the Catholics in the earlier portions of the Thirthy Years' War?
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  3967. John Harrison > _What on earth can be tasteless, have an instant effect, and knock you out for TWO DAYS from just two sips?_1) It doesn't need to be tasteless, if e.g. it's a little bit bitter then cappuccino is perfect for hiding the taste.2) The full effect apparently wasn't instantaneously.3) I think two days referred to how long it took for all effects and aftereffects to go away. Fits perfectly with benzodiazepines.
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  3968. +AznFox Because only the Adventist take the Bible seriously (in their own words) and go on Saturdays? :P
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  3969. SupremeMystique It's simply an ANOVA.
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  3970. COEXISTential Where to draw the line? 
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  3971. +niceguy60 Umm, France was doing attacks for quite some while. That's also what IS used as a justification.
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  3972. niceguy60 > either way Heh, typical Alex Jones answer, I love it! :D
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  3973. niceguy60 That's right, move onto the next point if you've been proven false. Anyways, you know what everything remained? Pro-tip: Not every explosion is the same, some have more force, some are more incendiary…
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  3974. FREEZE
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  3975. Ilpo Oksanen Censorship not even everywhere because it has been struck down in some places, so if you ignore the UK and non-EU states there isn't much reliable censoring going on.
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  3976. N Carter At no point did you present any good reasons on why we shouldn't go with the "atheism means lack of belief" definition. No offense but you remind me of those conservatives who in their words are in favor of totally equal homosexual marriage as long as it isn't called "marriage". I never managed to get an explanation from any of them on why. Maybe it's something psychological. I wonder if they are aware of how irrational they appear.
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  3977. ***** So communist they most of them killed in the early days of the revolution…
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  3978. ***** Tell that to the persecuted Tudeh Party. You know nuthin'…, Joseph McCarthy.
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  3979. ***** LOL, you think of yourself as some expert on communism and yet you've never heard of them?
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  3980. Making possible biases public is good.
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  3981. Not without air.
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  3982. +Radoi Mereut Just like in Afghanistan?
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  3983. Hobbes Tiger Driving instructors do not give grades.
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  3984. Why not classify it into categories for advertisers?
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  3985. lumpfish99 Cui bono this comment? Only ISIS!
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  3986. lumpfish99 That's what I expected a shill to say.
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  3987. ronaproject The strongest militia wins? :->
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  3988. Grasses can pollinate through wind, they will rule the world!
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  3989. It isn't, but it's nowadays considered a right to not be discriminated against based on discriminated certain (irrelevant? arbitrary?) features.
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  3990. Arkantos117  > I was only thinking of small businesses And Cenk was as well when he reported originally on the original bakery case and said he was split. I see as problematic that there is no clear-cut way of defining what a "small business" is? What if it's a bakery that has licensed a certain franchise? What if it's a McDonalds?
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  3991. Arkantos117  > Supermarkets are publicly traded, not owned by little families. Depends the market itself might be run by a family and still be simply a licensee of a chain (which might not need any stores on their own and might have its headquarters abroad so some laws don't apply [less taxes!]).
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  3992. ***** I think you meant about the letter that talks about a human-flesh-eating cult (that might have referred to the Eucharist of Christianity) that is about several decades after the alleged death of Jesus.
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  3993. BloodMoneyLLC In what sense "real"?
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  3994. Ahmed Mohamed Let me guess: Either not a lot (only one book after all) or something that is similar to the Torah but not the same (as with other stories). But then there are numerous oral traditions in favor and against creationism/Darwinian/Larmarckian evolution
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  3995. CptArmarlio TMZ got hold of some grainy footage
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  3996. james beihl Did you know that the people of Carthage sacrifice children? Carthago delenda est!
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  3997. sentience does not equal personhood
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  3998. > And clients will blame ISP, not a website especially if that website is working correctly for clients of their competition. Will they? When the Youtube caching servers of certain ISPs broke down people blamed Google.
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  3999. eye for an eye?
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  4000. Sundar Subramaniam OK, so it's "eye for about an eye", happy? > Why should he be given a chance to live out the rest of his life with the option of keeping in touch with his family while she cannot? Now you are just arguing for the death penalty, not a cruel one.
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  4001. The Moral Crusader Oh come on, don't be a downer, it makes American more bad-ass and less sissies! They ram and ram and ram!
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  4002. Mister mood What about the clitoral hood? Easy to reach?
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  4003. Mister mood Nope to "easy to reach"? Well, then begone clit hood! As you told us everything that isn't easy to reach has to go.
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  4004. Mister mood Well, people connect less smegma with (perceived) increased hygiene, so I guess yes.
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  4005. Mister mood Yes I did. Got a problem with it? It's just generalizing what you said. You surely are consistent and you agree with me, right? You wouldn't just blindly accept only those things that happened to be deemed OK in your particular local culture and dismiss all others (ethnocentrism), right? Right?
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  4006. Mister mood Do you consider your views consistent?
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  4007. Mister mood Thought so. Do you have any brains left?
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  4008. Mister mood Let's see…
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  4009. *****  > If there is any difference between tries, then you know someone is trying to rig the votes. So it keeps trying until 99% of the numbers are the same. What if the server is rigged? What if there is a MITM in the connection from you to the server? > After that you could login on their site to check if your vote was received correctly. How when the vote is supposed to be anonymous?
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  4010. ***** > The MITM can't happen because every person can log on the server to check their vote. When they do that there might be a MITM (as well). > The vote stays anonymous because you have to logon using your ID and a card reader and can only see your own vote. Um, but not anonymous to the server and thus someone with access to it.
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  4011. So true! Last time they called me crazy for believing in the existence of the Easter Bunny, you don't think I am crazy, do you?
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  4012. > No WHITE person would have taken the abuse that BLACKS have without fighting back with all their power. So you are implying they could fight back but didn't want to?
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  4013. JW But they had the chance is what you are implying?
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  4014. Detective Raccoon Lv2 Have a look at Metafont. ;)
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  4015. TheRhinehart86 Glucose?
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  4016. Concerning seeds I would much more care about cyanide.
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  4017. +Ricky Stecz A sciency person versed in statistics would suffice, a psychologist, especially someone who is solely one, is not necessarily such a person.
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  4018. +takanara7 You know what kind of pollution? It's NO_x.
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  4019. Brandon Ramirez Aren't you mixing that up with moreno or mestizo?
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  4020. Brian Gabriel First you would have to properly define "race" either way. ;)
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  4021. +Noel Aito She should have said "natural-born politician". :D
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  4022. Yes and no, Mozilla are two entities, one is non-profit.
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  4023. I believe some nuns actually take an oath that goes along this path.
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  4024. ***** Indochina
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  4025. jaxxons11 and China
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  4026. Crazmuss You can watch when the votes are counted.
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  4027. She might have become the Republican candidate in 2012.
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  4028. And only women drive with the children?
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  4029. TheFatbip  > Being a Jew is more than just a religion Depends. 
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  4030. +Tommy Favors Ableist?
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  4031. Yvaelle What about underwear shots?
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  4032. > Ahh, thank you. I could not find that when I looked, probably because I'm not a member. Neither am I, I found it on the site "the plan": http://www.wolf-pac.com/the_plan
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  4033. I wonder that too.
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  4034. Heidi Williams Isn't 2) not allowed as a women to begin with (according to their rules because of chromosomes)?
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  4035. Heidi Williams I was specifically referring to their rules and their basis for classification and I thought they were going by the presence of an Y chromosome but maybe I was mistaken or that was only in the past.
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  4036. Heidi Williams According to their that is. They don't care how someone appears like.
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  4037. Brianna Benton https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgen_insensitivity_syndrome
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  4038. Apparently he worked on them well enough.
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  4039. I hope Cenk wasn't trying to imply that sugar (sucrose) is glucose when it's 1:1 glucose + fructose. But what about polysaccharide (e.g. starch), does it not turn into sugar (and then glucose and fructose) just as well?
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  4040. Eliza Miller natrone23  It was all part of the Eastern Block but not the Soviet Union.
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  4041. +branchingvine You mean there are non-Mormon "patriots"? :->
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  4042. Dan W Why? They corrected for that?
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  4043. robinvik1 I like how some people like John Sorrentino and RileRile Smileypants are upvoting both Dan W and you.
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  4044. Still how long is too long? It's kinda arbitrary.
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  4045. Well, then two terms is arbitrary as well, just because Washington had enough of it after two terms…
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  4046. AvangionQ The maximal number of terms  as encoded by this law is arbitrary.
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  4047. +Anna Ostrowski (Diamonds4ever) How can you be in a hot country and drink such sweet drinks to begin with? I never got it, just like this absurdly sweet tea.
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  4048. He's so excited, he just can't hide it!…
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  4049. TheAnubisDrake AFAIK, the police interview wasn't because of the guns. 
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  4050. TheAnubisDrake Those where the parents (!) became suspicious? Also there was this "LOL, jk" kid and more: http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/08/20/generaton-overshare-caleb-clemmons-jailed-threats
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  4051. WTF? Are there no rules in place for making the raw data openly accessible this field?
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  4052. At least they got those new submarines and the ocean carriers still pay no significant taxes.
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  4053. WahdicalWeftist OK, then going by your definitions how is NK far-left if not everyone earns and owns the same and Kim didn't inherently become the new leader?
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  4054. Stefania Amico "race"
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  4055. Nope, "malware" is simply something that wants to do bad things.
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  4056. +Unknown Just like the blonds with the huge glasses before? Remember those?
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  4057. +AnimeBeefRandoms Born a citizen is what counts not where.
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  4058. And the hooker money story?
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  4059. *****  > Poor judgment, compounded by female privilege. Feminists aren't going like to hear that, gnihihi.
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  4060. Makes sense, I bet also there's a larger profit margin.
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  4061. Now that Dr. Grime is professor (is he habilitated?) his face should be on the Little Professor.
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  4062. Two sides? Why not 523?
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  4063. AnonRanGER01 At least the US didn't ever default. 
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  4064. +Xapsapp Some are fleeing Assad.
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  4065. Assad Khalif > So for him to kill in the month of ramadan goes to show he doesnt have the sightest clue as to what hes doing. Well, you could say that for ISIS in general, didn't they do surges the last several Ramadams? Also I am sure there are special rules for what to do in "times of war", the Jews have them as well and they even have a story about how they needed to learn the hard way that such rule exceptions are needed.
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  4066. Did he reach out for something where he would get a reach-around?
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  4067. Damnit, aliens always hiding in every gap, just like the god of the gaps! >:O
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  4068. Why is the reservoir open to begin with? Why not have it indoors (preferably underground)?
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  4069. > athletic education And what does this have to do with higher education? Create specialized facilities for people who want such education.
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  4070. What about encryption with that AT&T stuff? Do they MITM?
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  4071. +USMAN HUSSAIN It's a conspiracy!!
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  4072. > here are no theory's proving anything in science as far as god and religion goes You mean there is always place for the "god of the gaps"? Well, there sure is! But that place is getting smaller each day.
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  4073. Algorithms connect add it to the file on you, so that in case they need something against you they just have to look at the records…
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  4074. Implying all drugs are?
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  4075. ***** > actually Islamic culture is vastly superior to christian culture All a matter of definitions. And besides it's not inherently, I would argue the Golden Age wasn't because of Islam but because of peace and interchange of thoughts.
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  4076. Penny Lane highly composite numbers
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  4077. Darth BlessYouAll What do you personally consider the best argument form these pages? > Like I said, I believe in evolution. Just NOT Darwin's theory. So you are more a follower of Lamarckism? ;D SNCR
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  4078. > The policeman never made the inflammatory statements in question to the public. Would have been public enough for the NSA. ;)
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  4079. InternetReviewerGuy I wonder what the "racial" proportions are in the babies available. Probably many black babies (kinda sad), so not the option if you want a white baby.
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  4080. Who sees the Kippah as well?
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  4081. Luxurious Idiocy  > they say that bill cosby is an alleged rapist when 30+ women have came forward that is no longer alleged It's alleged in front of the law. Holy Fatima is also just alleged.
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  4082. RiC David Where did they dismiss it?
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  4083. Did they include "including oral" because of Bill Clinton?
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  4084. 1/10
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  4085. HeirOfGlee Bloodlines? WTF
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  4086. 1:26 Women soldiers are more likely to be the victims in the US military but are actually more likely to report it than their counterparts. Now I couldn't find any data on how likely they are to be taken seriously (whether it's less than male soldiers) but somehow Could be that the assumption is that they are (because it's hetero harassment) and therefore they are also more likely to report it, so I feel like this wasn't the best example. Besides, wouldn't academia be generally considered greater achievement than serving in the military? Really odd choice of an example.
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  4087. What about Mao? Should an US president have shook hands with him?
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  4088. halcyon0830 And I heard Obama is a brotherhood supporter, LOL, you conspiracy theorists!
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  4089. Aesithair Runekafi Not enough lens glares.
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  4090. Kink right activists do already exist, AFAIK they aren't very integrated into the QUILTBAG++ movement much and if they are then mostly in terms of sex worker rights and such.
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  4091. Cult of Pupinia It's not just about the law for quite a long time now. Nowadays it's more about toxic cultures and such leading systematic systems of oppressions yadda yadda.
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  4092. penguins forall My point is about the movements OP is talking about. OP is talking about equality in regards to the law and the movements are less concerned about this (except e.g. reproductive rights, bathroom bills and such) and more about harmful elements in cultures, people's perceptions/prejudices/stances/….
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  4093. DJrezafication Huh? The USSR did a move just like with the GDR. 
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  4094. DJrezafication Based on what wasn't already under USSR control.
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  4095. apekillssnake Marry under god? What?!
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  4096. Just every opinion? 
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  4097. Ahmed Mohamed At least you got the point this time… :->  Anyways, isn't it nice that you have give in that there is some point where there are no explanations? Now why explain these things away with a complex thing such as god or magic and not something much simpler? Occam's razor would agree as well.
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  4098. Ahmed Mohamed But Allah is more than just the beginning according to Muslims, or they all would be just deists. In their minds he is an odd being that is on control of everything but somehow not of free will and created everything with full knowledge therefore making everything predetermined but still makes rules that humans have to follow where he himself determined whether they would or not. You said in our previous discussion that it's a test, how would it be a test for an all-knowing being? A test is something where you would want to gain knowledge. By every human characteristic you are giving him (like making tests) you are making him more complicated which then goes against Occam's razor. The simpler explanation would be the one without any of these assumptions, no prophets, no Quran, nothing.
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  4099. Ahmed Mohamed But the specifics are already making things more complicated, if several explanations are possible (and I don't see anything going against the most simple deist explanation) Occam's Razor tells us to choose the most simple one, the one with the least baggage.
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  4100. Ahmed Mohamed As far as I know we don't know anything from beyond a point so as far as we are concerned it began at this point because the things that have no relation to us might as well not exist (or have existed). Cause is something that leads to an effect, if I consider the whole universe as an effect I can see why it would be natural for people to ask for a cause, but I won't make arbitrary claims about existence of things I don't know better, I try to be humble in that regard and deny everything per default. If anything fits (e.g. universe is space elk poop) I insert a simple "nothing", and "nothing" is also the knowledge about it, so I say the cause is "nothing".
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  4101. Ahmed Mohamed > randomly I hate when people use that word but probably can't even properly define it. If you mean in-deterministic then a chaotic deist god fits that definition just as well, i.e. you can't make no assumptions about the god's behavior. > That is just the most illogical thing I have ever heard. What exactly? To not make assumptions out of thin air? To be humble? To make use of Occam's razor?
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  4102. ElectricMayhem87 Why would you need two grades for failing?
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  4103. Ahmed Mohamed The universe would by definition include everything, even your creator, so much illogical things… 
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  4104. Ahmed Mohamed Considering your holy book is perfect, why the need for scholars?
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  4105. Ahmed Mohamed >  As in, he 'inspires' them to come to that decision Ah, similar to the argumentation Catholics use for explaining the infallibility of the pope. But since Allah is all-powerful and therefore all-knowing and the creator of everything you have to believe he inspired everything and that everything is his will, including my disbelief and your particular belief?
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  4106. Ahmed Mohamed But again, my point was that everything has to be according to Allah's plan according to your belief, he created everything that way fully knowing of everything and he would have had the power to make anything different, you have to believe everything is his will, i.e. perfect, ie.g. you can't claim that you or I are not perfect.
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  4107. Ahmed Mohamed > and you deny it that is your own fault It's Allah's fault, he decides everything since he creates everything with full knowledge. > That cause/creator is All Knowing, All Powerful, Eternal and distinct from their creation. Distinct? If that was the case there would be the possibility for a line to be drawn, but there isn't. Simple analogy, if I can control a limb and feel everything through the limb I am going to assume it's my limb and there is no objective measure that can prove the opposite. Allah, controls everything and knows (through) everything, therefore he is everything. Be consistent when you assume all-mightiness (omnipotence) pantheism is the next logical step. But did you know that Allah is so almighty he can create a stone so heavy he himself can't lift it? Oh wait…
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  4108. Ahmed Mohamed Are you claiming free will is stronger than the power of Allah, i.e. it trumps it? Nah, you can't claim that, Allah controls everything, this would include the will of all people, and on top of that he made it that way from the moment he created everything with full knowledge of the future. Concerning the table now, if I create a table that is my limb in the sense I described before, sure it's part of me, I have full control over it and everything, it's no different than any of my limbs, there is no reasonable distinction to be made. And additionally if you believe Allah created everything which means every thing, of course you have to believe he created himself, it's only consistent.
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  4109. Ahmed Mohamed I didn't change it to a limb I made the analogy to a limb. Think about it, why do you consider a finger to be yours in the sense of being part of you? It's because you are in control of it (and you feel through it). > And we KNOW the Universe began Didn't you just say something has to be infinite? OK, so Allah didn't create himself and only everything except for himself, then there must have been a point in time where there was only Allah, so Allah was the universe, thus the universe is infinite, Q.E.D.
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  4110. > Yes either the Universe or the cause of the Universe is infinite Universe by definition would refer to the "cause" as well, but OK, let's assume for a moment you said "Universe except for the case" instead of Universe (why the capitalization BTW?) the second time, when you then say the cause is infinite then again everything (i.e. the Universe) is infinite, and that is what I tried to show you in the previous comment. And concerning illogical things, did you miss when I wrote about the heavy stone paradoxon? > But did you know that Allah is so almighty he can create a stone so heavy he himself can't lift it? Oh wait…
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  4111. nytehawx  > basically Jews in regards to an ethno-religious group. Wat.
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  4112. ***** > forced to shave their beard and dance. Wat.
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  4113. No, it went by that name as well back then.
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  4114. Heh. I knew this one would come up. I wonder what arguments against this might come up? The Serbians fucked up with their alleged ethic cleansing that's why they have no right on it?
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  4115. Didn't the Romans have similar?
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  4116. Ceres Bane But didn't they also have phallus drawings (even on the outside of their homes), figurines, amulets? 
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  4117. Damian Louden Race isn't biological, when people say "race" they mean "ethnicity" or rather belonging to an "ethnic group", something mainly cultural.
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  4118. Zat Man What about people XY chromosomes that were generally considered women to begin with? Damian Louden  > Sex is determined by chromosomes Yes, with exceptions to the rule.
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  4119. > 2/3 chance its in the two doors you didnt pick, he opens one of them, its a goat, then 2/3 chance the car is in the remaining door You know assume it's always a goat but that's only if Monty plays by the open-only-goat-doors rule which he can only play with full knowledge.
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  4120. +kelarly Probably depends on the person, some claim that they feel nothing with them.
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  4121. Did Adam go into dentistry at some point?
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  4122. So who gets replaced?
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  4123. You connected the projector using VGA?! If that's the case then shame on you! >:O JK ;)
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  4124. mrvipersniper Not even 10 recent games on steam. ;)
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  4125. Did they just show slitting one's wrist the correct way?!
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  4126. Olivia Harrison > Even when referring to past tense you're supposed to use current pronouns Who says that? Shouldn't it depend on the wishes of the person in question?
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  4127. shalacy manderson > you don't go to hell just for not believing in him Who said the following? "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." > But it's OK because one of these days your going to wish you did. What if Islam or Mormonism was right? Wouldn't you wish the same?
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  4128. shalacy manderson You sound like 12. In that case you shouldn't be on the internet.
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  4129. Edward Bernayse666 I wouldn't conclude he never existed but I could imagine that even some of the non-supernatural stuff might come from different persons or be fabricated at all just like the likely later additions to his sayings (e.g. the cast first stone line). > there are several authors who wrote about him Some of which very apparently had the same sources at hand. > to conclude that he never existed I think at some point we also have to ask ourselves what remains. I mean if people hear "Jesus" they don't think of the parts that might be more credible than the rest, quite the contrary.
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  4130. A86 Or Santa Clause (Saint Nicholas) ;) But you see it comes down to what someone means with "real person"/"has existed"/etc.. I also wouldn't say that e.g. Dracula existed just that this figure is based on a real person.
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  4131. lukus black Protip: Go to my G+ profile and from the URL (or copy it right away through the right-click menu) there copy the number after "/b/" and before the next "/" go back to your post, write a plus and paste that number, magic!
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  4132. They and their little perky swords!
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  4133. ***** Oh boy, the broken Anglo-Saxon law tradition again.
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  4134. Wow, what a badass! :->
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  4135. The first bet has zero value if you assume a linear relationship between money and perceived value. But otherwise not necessarily.
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  4136. ForumLight Are you Muslim?
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  4137. davidstubeshow "Entire"? "At all times"? Source please. 
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  4138. I wonder: Is smth. fake news if it leaves out facts? Because what it says might be correct but still misleading. For example: "Average land temperatures did not increase much." or "Very high glaciers are doing OK or even increasing in size." Both statements are true but still possibly misleading.
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  4139. Someone at AJ does apparently not know what the rust belt is…
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  4140. Christopher Benson Maybe she also dealt with discrimination when she was considered black, ever thought of that. She is no black-born black, that's true, but so are transwomen not women-born women.
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  4141. Christopher Benson  > shes not black at all. Color of skin =/= gender OK, so she should've gone for an even darker shade according to you?
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  4142. you are talking about miscegenation?
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  4143. askia81 But they promoted that too, you OK with it? 
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  4144. askia81 They also promoted miscegenation, but you are not saying anything about them forcing them it down your throat, are you?
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  4145. Congratulations
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  4146. SomeCartoonChick Depending on the definition of large there is no need for large breasts so that's why it was likely a product of not-so-natural selection. MikesGamingNetwork  > not nearly as But they still are, and I think that was his point.
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  4147. +SneakyDurim To his Nazism point: One might argue that Woodrow Wilson not being adamant enough at Versailles was one of the reasons leading to Nazism. Or the Great Depression.
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  4148. Soup Nazi?
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  4149. depletable Look up the different forms of the female version, I would even go as far as to call some forms lighter than their male counterpart (as done today), e.g. when you just remove the clitoral hood stuff is still relatively hidden. And going by surface it's obviously less scarring then as well.
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  4150. NotoriousBroadcasts So? What's the objective measurements for a classification in races? Melanine in the skin?
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  4151. ericaj58 Nature/nurture?
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  4152. Prince Vegeta The question is where you can "purely biological" make an objective distinction.
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  4153. David Casey Exactly!
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  4154. ***** > nor is it your colony to hand out to anyone Meh, happened before, and under Ottoman rule they didn't really care either. > through colonization More like defeating the Ottomans.
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  4155. +Tom Klimczyk Heh, I heard that before with other groups.
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  4156. +Ignar “Feral-Heart” Baldr Frægr Åndersjön Rolosøn Huh? You get 200$ in order to give her 0,5$?
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  4157. Someone from GoT?
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  4158. Alcoholics also need a lot of water, but he does not look like a long-term alcoholic.
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  4159. ***** > its always safe to drink again by the time it gets to the next tap. Which fortunately isn't right away, bacteria and stuff can do their magic first. ;)
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  4160. Being nit-pickish, when she says "approximately" she shouldn't use the equals signs.
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  4161. ***** > Good luck running minecraft at 2fps since the hardware is fucking horrible In the case of Minecraft it's also because the engine isn't the best…
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  4162. > he try to sell top secreted information to the China and Russian for million dollar. What? BS!
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  4163. ***** There are some Muslim depictions of him, especially Persians and Mongols seemed to have had less of a problem with it. Certain Jews back in the day (those against Hellenism) and early Christians on the other hand weren't so fond of images, but unlike some Muslims they never banned images of all living things AFAIK.
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  4164. Error404  Is the Quran hard to understand?
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  4165. Saqlain Rattansi Well, it might make it more likely for people to keep their disbelief silent and maybe even bring up their kids in a religion they themselves don't believe in because why they don't believe in it they might still think that it's advantageous to give appearance of believing in it.
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  4166. Error404 I heard stories of people being killed for writing poems about Muhammad…
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  4167. Nooo, why did he let her change the subject on who has done it instead of the content of the emails or her claims that they have been manipulated! >:(
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  4168. > Parents should be in charge of what their children learn. What if they decide that the child needs no education at all?
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  4169. It's one question.
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  4170. that's why there's Kim
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  4171. Researching David Icke? :->
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  4172. Tony Cannady The one and only? There are different, aren't there? Icke, Scientology… :->
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  4173. Tony Cannady Why do you need fairies, isn't the world nice at it is?
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  4174. Sam Kalagi Are you saying that being allowed something to happen at random (indeterministic) for it? While being all-knowing?
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  4175. Sam Kalagi If you are adopting WLC's arguments can you please answer the question using his arguments to show that you understood it? Because with WLC's followers  I often get the feeling that they themselves didn't understood it.
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  4176. +ArcticSlicer Weren't most from West Africa? I thought back then Islam wasn't that prevalent there.
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  4177. +Mohamed Mo Nope, there were slaves long before the Romans. And everybody loved to trade, e.g. the Persians.
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  4178. So what is it?
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  4179. "complications"?!
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  4180. cobraglatiator He is, he stands on a soup box and people listen devoutly.
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  4181. MrChrisHam RN > so no natural news is not bullshit You buy into their anti-vaccination and homeopathy stance?
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  4182. > She personally attacked him Like: "attack!"?
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  4183. Heh, and some comments up you see: "TYT cherry-picks another extremist story to push their anti-Christian agenda". :)
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  4184. What if they are like really, really rich? ;)
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  4185. Travis Young All sexual pleasure even if "just" pricinkg/removing the hood?
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  4186. Glory to Arstotzka!
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  4187. LQQJ Please read the article Cenk is refering to.
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  4188. I would suggest you to loop up the difference between the Herpes simplex virus and Herpes zoster first.
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  4189. Surma Sampo Exceptions might apply there but that does not mean that making it public is allowed.
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  4190. ***** Current positions matter most when judging a group of people, don't you think?
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  4191. O_o
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  4192. TheJam1192 Indeed, if I remember currently the hypothesis is that male offspring was likely sterile while female wasn't, that's why what is shared is mainly (only?) on the X chromosome.
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  4193. ***** AFAIK they didn't survive for long once homo sapiens appeared. 
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  4194. bonkoboy Thanks for posting the quotes I was too lazy to search for, I believe I might have read this in a Scientific Americana article. And that they dying out when homo sapiens came I might have gotten from someone else, now that I think of it I believe I also read that they were less adaptable than sapiens (WP mentions inter alia both hypotheses). > So, maybe we were fellow subspecies of homo sapiens? Maybe one could say that. When to consider something a different "(sub)species" sadly isn't always clear-cut, so there is some wiggle room.
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  4195. trackstarpat151 If the providers aren't classified as common carriers any more they more likely become liable for what they transport.
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  4196. Wouldn't it better to have it in a smaller spring form so you can get it out easier, maybe then cut it like a cake?
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  4197. lola bigcups https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturalization_Act_of_1790
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  4198. Jose S Exactly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturalization_Act_of_1790
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  4199. +montanus777 Orthodox as well, basically all churches except for the Ethiopian one?
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  4200. +Sean Armstrong With this identity.
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  4201. +Dave Curran I didn't saw which ones they were but many are better than standard Phillips.
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  4202. +S Johnson ALIENS!
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  4203. Senate and House would be still the same.
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  4204. Goobzor > and when someone uses a site like Netflix with 4g it brakes the 4g in the area for everyone That's not true, the protocols are intelligent enough so that the burden will be basically split equally between all users in a cell unless you got too many people in a cell.
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  4205. > you have no idea what you are talking about I didn't say it out loud but that's what I thought about you. That wireless connections don't scale well is a known, still when one person is using a lot of bandwidth it doesn't automatically mean that all other users can't use their connection at all, just a bit slower, still, the time slots are small so e.g. the delay basically stays the same. And should this be indeed too much of an issue then persons should get less bandwidth and not websites.
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  4206. Goobzor > just like when someone downloads something in your house I can control the maximum bandwidth of any connected machine, I do have an advanced router though.
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  4207. They can reduce the maximal bandwidth for all people, reduce the time slot size…
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  4208. Kevin T Well, one of the arguments of legalization was that it can be better regulated. A monopoly also makes it easier. That's why there are state-approved alcohol monopolies.
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  4209. Kevin T In general: • to reduce the profit motive • to better enforce regulation on who gets it (e.g. no children or people for whom it might be more dangerous) • so advertising can be more regulated, even possibly no ads at all • so it can right away fund treatment for possible problems linked to it and reduce possible strains on the medical system should usage increase • also the creation of jobs for marginalized groups, e.g. the disabled/crippled or long-term unemployed ones is used sometimes as an argument > if you get past the grade school version you were taught will surprise you. I was never taught it.
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  4210. Kevin T I just listed arguments used for such monopolies in various states around the world. Nothing more and nothing less.
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  4211. Yann G > but let people who want to have acircumcision alone wtf. He just gave his opinion.
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  4212. You mean you can't throttle BitTorrent even when that's exactly what Comcast used to do and what they now might plan on doing again?
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  4213. > Of course not. It's as crazy as giving an infant a tattoo "Buuuut, it looks nicer…!" :->
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  4214. Indigocell > I certainly don't feel as if there is anything wrong with me. Neither do many of those undergone forms of female circumsision. > It is only when debates such as this one come up when I am made to feel poorly about myself. Proably applies there as well. > It's a non issue for me unless people on the other side make it out to be. You would say that about FGM as well?
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  4215. Pants I sure would, especially in the eyes of US people, since the capital of (male) circumcisions in the western world also happens to be the capital of plastic surgery…
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  4216. abduarhman ali because they don't cut off parts of boy's pee-pees without explaining what it is for making them mentally scarred and insecure
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  4217. Jim looks a bit sickish, foretelling of some story element :) or for real :( ?
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  4218. Brownkevin7 > which are testable and observable Really? What if it just shows an effect instead of a cause? :/ > most So not all?
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  4219. Brownkevin7 Chicken and egg, what is an effect and what a cause.
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  4220. Brownkevin7 OK, you didn't say the hormone imbalance causes it, I stand corrected therefore. But nevertheless I don't see how we can dismiss s state of mind just because it isn't measurable in the way you described. Can we measure body dimorphic disorder, i.e. if someone has a different image of him-/herself than what others can see? I doubt it because those images aren't hardwired into our brains, we learn about them when we grew up and then make up an identity.
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  4221. affect
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  4222. ***** Male or female?
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  4223. ***** Female circumcision just like male circumcision can have various forms and it apparently reduces certain risks. Oddly enough people in the US are against it… The cancer you are talking about, is it more likely to occur than breast cancer in men?
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  4224. YOYOdaMOOSE Do you consider these "aesthetic improvements" to be necessary for the genitals of female minors as well?
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  4225. I can hear the wardens saying "Dude, shit, shit dude, what should we do?" "Uh, leave him there maybe he will snap out of it." "Maybe we should .. uh pretend like it never happened."
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  4226. copied
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  4227. Guardian978 People or babies?
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  4228. +BluePrint  > In order to be equally bad, There are different forms…
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  4229. How many goofy republicans are of other religions?
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  4230. Was it always like this, apart from that in general it might depend on e.g. the GPU but normally it shouldn't be slower, more likely quicker but in certain setups slower again for certain tasks (e.g. because you have no GPU-supported video decoding acceleration).
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  4231. V1TT00 You didn't answer my question regarding whether you would be OK with body modifications done to the genital organs of female babies?
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  4232. ***** So the bitrate is indeed higher? Because when I remember correctly the first time Youtube experimented with absurd resolutions they used the same bitrate which turned out to be a bad idea. Also what codec is used in that case, still H.265/VP8?
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  4233. You know you need to react quickly when someone enters your story ready to rob?
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  4234. An old Norm? Norm from the future?
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  4235. also with couch and Viennese accent?
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  4236. +Nouman Ali Khan This has nothing to do with what OP wrote, why are you spamming?
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  4237. Which carnivores pass it?
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  4238. Assuming for a sec. you aren't a troll. > I have read all of the science. Aren't those chemicals compounds that haven't been tested for their safety?
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  4239. too fabulous for that
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  4240. +billymodo > how dead chemicals turned into living biology. What do you mean with "dead chemicals"? > Just how did the first protein develop from random chance. Who says it started with a protein? Maybe it was self-replicating RNA. > The problem is that in reality the tree of life is upside down. Haha, what? Different life forms aren't joining, LOL. > Life today is far less diverse and the fossil record proves this. Is it? The life forms are quite different from each other, you don't consider this diverse? The tree of life is about showing how life forms diversified in total, not what of them still exist. Obviously there are many dead ends because long-term adaptation has its limits. > Which came first the factory or the workers? Something where a single worker was his own manufactory. Again, self-replicating RNA.
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  4241. ***** > since self-replicating RNA isn't really alive either Depends on what someone considers "alive". It's like that old discussion about whether viruses or what types of them are to be considered alive.
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  4242. billymodo > If my code was a low number like 3120 the thief could try every possible variation starting from 0000, 0001, 0002 and so on At one per second he would need only 52 minutes. Let's say you would hear a click every time you got a correct digit, how much easier would it get? Evolution is a process of little steps, not instantaneous. > If every attempt was random he could get it first time or be there forever. Very unlikely to be forever. Especially if his RNG was following an uniform distribution. It would be only forever if it e.g. was outputting 1s forever. Also, there is more than one solution.
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  4243. *****  > Just do a simple search along the lines of "evidence the bible is true" and keep an open mind. Just the other day a Muslim said to me the same just with the Quran, what would you tell him?
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  4244. That's the official infallibility, the  inofficial is that his word is always the last, simply stating the obvious, that he is on top of the pyramid (but under "god" of course).
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  4245. > he defended himself justly Will you say the same about him once he shoots DMX?
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  4246. +Anders Simonsson Now on Blu-Ray and DVD
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  4247. John Nelson > Jesus befriended the worst sinners he could find Damn, those sinning tax collectors! >:O
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  4248. andrewszombie Maybe because he apparently wasn't against the old testament rules on slavery and instead came to "fulfil the law"?
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  4249. +tangee Culture does have an impact.
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  4250. > You have no credibility on this issue That's now what makes out credibility.
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  4251. ***** Do you believe there is sort of a "god detector" in all of us?
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  4252. ***** How do you know you weren't deceived? See, I was asking about "god-detectors" in particular, because on the one hand Abrahamic theists claim Satan is that super-duper deceiver and on the other hand that they know for sure they were communicating with their deity. I doubt you will claim you are absolutely sure…
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  4253. ***** Well, a Muslim might claim that Satan is the one deceiving you by making you think that Allah does not exist (the god figure that communicated with Muhammad), Mormons the same about the Mormon god… You see, the claim alone that someone is being "deceived" isn't enough. 
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  4254. ***** > "And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light." And an angel talked to Mary, Joseph and the shepherds, right?
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  4255. ***** Heh, in all these cases you assumed it really happened (that these people saw angels). But then only Joseph Smith is suddenly a charlatan.
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  4256. ***** But you see, the other religions might claim the same about what you believe in, e.g. a Muslim might say that in his book it clearly says that your book has been corrupted. IMHO, you didn't really present really different arguments from followers of other religions (and I didn't even mention Judaism and the non-Abrahamic ones).
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  4257. When they say brass they actually mean relatively pure copper?
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  4258. +Ahab Bellamy > we get it you are no different than trump BTW. You see no difference to Trump? You wouldn't care if Trump was president instead of Cenk?
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  4259. Linux4UnMe FYI, Cenk quoted that one passage before and his interpretation isn't an uncommon one.
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  4260. Linux4UnMe > I have shown that Cenk's common interpretation was wrong Where? I have just seen you claim that.
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  4261. Palestinians couldn't vote in Israel?
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  4262. Ben wanted to initiate a traditional dance.
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  4263. Eh, so the "global" part is bad?
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  4264. Why feel sorry? He can say anything he wants, he is rich and people look up to him, even at that age. ;)
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  4265. +BakiSmaki27 Do you feel nothing?
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  4266. howard gordo Who says it doesn't affect (with an "a" BTW) them?
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  4267. +Abdulla Shebib So KSA and ISIS won't take your hand for that?
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  4268. ***** I know about that and still didn't get it. He listens to Yoko's music?
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  4269. Josh Freeman Finally, thank you!
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  4270. LOL, never seen someone talking himself into a corner like Hasan, whenever you thought he couldn't make it worse, he DOES! :_D
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  4271. Depends on how you define race, if you say race is nature (instead of also nurture, e.g. culture) and at the same time you don't think that they are inherently more likely to do such crimes then I guess it's not racist but you are still stereotyping an ethnic group (which includes "nurture", e.g. culture etc. as well).
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  4272. Alian Robles LOL, why are quotes always being falsely attributed to Einstein? I've seen esp. Christian apologist stories being attributed that way.
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  4273. +HASSAN It's not as if they were the only ones carrying out the air strikes, they didn't attack the UK…
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  4274. ***** Maybe because it's simply harder to enter that island and smuggle weapons there?
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  4275. eodhoiehdjioj eihdioehqjil Not just the French.
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  4276. +ProjectsBlack  > It was easier to attack France than it would be the UK Oops? :/
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  4277. ***** Oh you Mormons/Muslims!
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  4278. The federal government?
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  4279. BrooklynBiggis  > a rule in order to become Pres AFAIK that's not even clear, being born a US citizen but not on US soil could work as well.
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  4280. One state religion is better than another? Sure, all these religions didn't start as state religions, but they became that and I am not sure how much even the people believed in it back then.
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  4281. +I changed My username Would you also agree with: "Its seems like he is just Jewish because of where he was born. Many people are like him to them being Jewish is label and not a faith that has to be followed. It is repeated in the Torah many times ”those who believe, and do good works” so believing is not enough you have to translate that belief in to actions. But if he is a bad person then it is what it is, being Jewish or not has nothing to do with it."
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  4282. 1776! MURDER PILLS!
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  4283. goshinbi She talks a bit like Elizabeth Warren, is this some local accent?
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  4284. o_O Or is it because both teach at universities? 
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  4285. fist time?
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  4286. jujumen Omniscience would include knowledge of the future, therefore everything is predetermined, getting his point now? "Free will" can't be "stronger" than god's power if he omnipotent.
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  4287. jujumen Since god knows everything, he knows everything in advance. Since god created everything and knows everything in advance, he knew how everything would turn out and since he is almighty he would have had the power to make anything turn out differently, but since he made everything the way it is with full knowledge of what it be like at any point in time everything is predetermined by him and in accordance to his will. Get it now? If not, what exactly you don't understand? Note that when believers then assume that god is all-good, they would therefore have to assume the world as it is to be all-good as well.
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  4288. jujumen From your answer I assumed that you didn't. He talked about how prayer was useless and you in your reply talked about how god is "capable".
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  4289. jujumen Oh, so you wanted to write "incapable".
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  4290. turkey baster
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  4291. Is this the Supersize Me man?
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  4292. Daniel Satalino You wouldn't let someone die in the streets, would you? So you will always feel obliged to pay for someone else's health at some point. > Why not get rid of the third party payer system Getting rid of insurances, altogether?
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  4293. They made him greasy.
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  4294. This makes sense for educators, this way thy can teach kids how Ebola looks like in order to keep distance from it.
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  4295. Jixxy Trix Are you telling me this isn't a life-sized model? :O
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  4296. Hm… large parts of body might affect how you think about yourself and how you experience the world, so a lot of your body affects (not effects) your thoughts.
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  4297. ROSEpetal52 Where? Scientific sources using that exact terminology please. (Biology, not e.g. linguistics.) I doubt you will find anything.
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  4298. Muslim or Mormon Jesus?
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  4299. Potato Potara It is? Former maybe, latter not so sure.
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  4300. Only works with highlight all.
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  4301. But what about the Nisha call? :P
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  4302. DaiReborn > that is treated and alleviated by transition to the gender of identity I would really like to know how much it really helps? Does it help against psychosocial morbidity? What is the measure whether the transition was good enough? How someone is perceived by others? Or how someone perceives oneself when he or she looks into the mirror?
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  4303. Travis Young > that their brain was developed to run on This implies that brains inherently develop one way. Is the dog wagging the tail or the tail the dog?
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  4304. DaiReborn Very interesting, thanks for the insights, never thought that the hormones would actually make such a huge differently. And concerning the general case, the suicide rates are still high post-treatments. Do you think it is because of our society or the shortcomings of our currently possible treatments?
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  4305. Socialist Skeptic  > The accusations allegedly came from a jilted ex boyfriend but at this point I'm even skeptical of that. Aren't such accusations flying around Youtube all the type and taken seriously?
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  4306. +roullettechick So it's a conspiracy in your opinion? :->
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  4307. +roullettechick And yes, immune systems are what vaccines are here to improve. A vaccine is like college for the immune system where using dummies or emasculated baddies (dead or live vaccine) it is learning how to defend against the real deal to prevent it being thrown off guard should measles pathogens or such enter the body.
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  4308. roullettechick Judging from your immune system comment apparently you don't know how vaccines work.
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  4309. roullettechick > immune systems need to be strengthened And that's what vaccines are doing. It's also so that the one with weak immune systems are protected through herd immunity. > i suspect you have not researched this topic much beyond the news That's how conspiracy theorists speak, let me guess, you are buying into the vaccines cause autism claim no matter how many times it has been debunked? > ask the amish Seeing their problems with hereditary diseases (thanks to inbreeding) I wouldn't trust their opinions on health-related stuff.
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  4310. John Guiliani > The MMR vaccine causes higher risk of autism in children. There is no evidence, only a single manipulated study. > modified by the CDC who is bought by the pharmaceutical industry to cover it up And all the other studies showing that there is nothing behind it are also part of the conspiracy? (Note that those are also outside the US, so no CDC there.) > to get people to ignore the truth. Alex Jones, am I right?
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  4311. John Guiliani You do realize that besides the US government other governments exist as well? Your conspiracy has to e.g. include all of Europe.
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  4312. John Guiliani > The bilderberger group has top secret meetings every year with the elites of the elite where corporate billionaires and government officials get together mafia styel to strategize together in secret about how they are going to rule the world. Yep, you are in conspiracy land. You can blame everything bad on the great cabal and every evidence to the contrary of your claims is manipulated by them. I can't have a discussion with you in this case. BTW, Alex Jones reported they eat babies in gold foil at the Bilderberg meeting, no joke. On a side note, also to *****, I said "Europe", not "EU", so your conspiracies need to include Switzerland, Norway and several other countries as well. ;)
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  4313. roullettechick > but i am against the mandating and not giving the public the full information on the dangers as well Well, what information do you need? On side effects? Well, we have that, for most people it's just a bit of itching. Apart from that the vaccines generally used, the ones that have been on the vaccination schedules of most countries for decades, are safe for people with healthy immune systems. And it's important that those with healthy immune systems protect those with less healthy one through herd immunity. > as down playing the much less invasive and affordable way to actually strengthen one's immunity. You mean vitamins and a healthy life style? Well d'uh but e.g. for very old people that's less of an option or less helpful. Also if you are e.g. missing your spleen then no amount of vitamins is going to replace it. Also it's worth nothing that a strong immune system is not what you want in all cases, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cytokine_storm
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  4314. roullettechick > when most outbreaks are from people already vaccinated. What are you talking about? It's true that there are some vaccines that can't give you a protection against being a transmitter even if you yourself don't get something (e.g. the modern milder form of the pertussis vaccine), but e.g. the recent Measles outbreak happened because of unvaccinated children. I am sure most outbreaks are thanks for unvaccinated people.
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  4315. roullettechick Medical ads are quite strictly regulated in most European countries. > they also have a nurtured blind spot for a healthy skepticism for conventional/western medicine Note, there is a difference between the doctor you go to and medical research. Most people I know who are looking for "alternatives" are doing so because of bad experience with their doctors, often having to do with the doctors being under time pressure or them willy-nilly guessing what symptoms could be. But that has hardly anything to do with medical research, just like historians aren't to blame for what history teachers do. > seemingly "easy" ways to repress symptoms This has nothing to do with vaccines. > go deep, research. ask questions, draw your own conclusions. Heh, that site header: "News That Impact Your Health That Other Media Censor!", totally not a typical conspiracy page… :-> And then full of unfounded claims like > most of these diseases would probably already have been eliminated if we had let natural immunity take its course That's simply BS, and shows total ignorance about the life cycle of diseases like Measles.
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  4316. To be fair, I don't think pardons are intended to be for wrongful convictions. But I guess it would make sense to grant the pardon for bad behavior from the state represented through the police and the prosecuter.
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  4317. TheGolfdaily So they can sell halal meat.
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  4318. How many police were beaten to death?
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  4319. Theoretically an amendment could prevent any future amendments? ;)
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  4320. And FPTP.
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  4321. ClaimAmerica4Christ Are you in cahoots with him? Anyways, the troll has to go deeper. 
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  4322. Wasn't the argument concerning Pakistan and Yemen that it's all part of the bigger "war on terror" that was authorized by Congress? And since Obama has continued that "war" the fight against ISIS is only another battle there. Of course, it might sound absurd to an outsider from maybe 200 years from now, but, meh, that's how laws are bent. Fun fact: The US hasn't officially declared war using a wording that includes "war" since WWII, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declaration_of_war_by_the_United_States
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  4323. Too much caffeine.
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  4324. Proof of residence is a "utility bill"?! WTF US, don't tell me you have no official residence registration.
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  4325. max ihm I heard there is even still danger looming from WWI stuff. 
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  4326. +Afifa M I see no mention of pedophilia on John Newton's Wikipedia page.
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  4327. music?
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  4328. You shouldn't trust anyone because of his authority alone but always look at the arguments themselves, in that case they made the (IMHO laughable) argument that the apparent but quite small reduction of HIV reduction (but not other STDs) is reason enough for prepuce removal in males but interestingly not females.
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  4329. +Jeb mongg Someone else's boner?
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  4330. What was your answer to me asking: > So why not 10 times or 100 times?
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  4331. zarqawe > read it without some one telling you what inside it you will know what truth is Would I then end up Shia or Sunni? ;) Oh right, for that I would need read collections of oral traditions (hadiths) as well since the Quran alone is deemed insufficient by the majority of Muslims, right?
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  4332. zarqawe > if  u have brain use it  search for truth I might tell you the same, that you should search for why Islam is not any more true than Mormonism etc. > just telling me they will say same thing Didn't you get my point? Instead of being humble you claim that your interpretation is the only correct one (not to mention that you claim that your religion is), no wonder sectarian violence is so rampant in some parts of the world… > did you finish your secondry [sic] school or how old are you? First give me a good reason why I should tell you, it certainly doesn't matter in our discussion (just like blood lines shouldn't matter, I am no Shia sympathizer, but I get their point on that one, anything else might lead to a sort of racism).
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  4333. ***** If you study Judaism you find that it has polytheistic roots and took from religious around them (Egyptian, Babylonian).
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  4334. ***** You make it seem like there was only one interpretation and school of thought, and no changed over what is currently the majority opinion, but that's not the case. Islam changed and is changing as well, there is no consensus.
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  4335. ***** The religion is what people make out of, a religion is defined by its believers, and the majority opinion changes. E.g. sometimes those who think music and potraits are banned get the upper hand and another time others do. The book alone (which BTW isn't enough for the majority of Muslims) does not matter as much as what people read into it.
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  4336. ***** > I don't define a religion by its belivers A religion (or more specifically a certain interpretation/idea) without believers (now or in the past) might as well not exist. Religion is about ideas in heads of people and the ensuing human behavior/interaction, it does not reasonably exist on its own, just like an ideology can't exist on its own. But OK, that's kinda philosophical, let's replace "religion" with "religious ideas" for now. > Muslims of 900 are different from muslims of 2014 . Exactly. > I don't say they are worse Neither do I, but I point was that religious ideas change, they aren't static. > If everybody understood the real meaning of Quran. That;s the reason why there are scholars trying to make it easy for most muslims to undestand it If you believe an almighty being made the Quran come into existence then it must be the will of the being that it's not understood without the help of scholars, in fact I see this kind of a flaw in that alleged "perfect" book, it's no different than other books in that regard. > knowing that they were the best of all in poetry First time I hear that, but OK. > the problem is that people couldn't agree what it means Exactly, that makes it a matter of interpretation. And when an interpretation becomes more popular than another at a certain time then you could say the "religion" changes, not the texts, but the idea about what this religion constitutes in the minds of the people and how the believers behave. People from other religion might make the same argument you did in claiming that their "religion" itself doesn't change and that's it's just the interpretations of people that do.
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  4337. Vlad Belov So if he starts with the backside of every last coin toss he should be OK in the long run.
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  4338. Plexi? Or just roughened glass?
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  4339. Also it might have been because of Mormonaria law. ;)
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  4340. Death2Evil Another (typical feminist) guess: Since he sees women as lesser he finds it less reasonable wanting to step down the ladder of privilege rather than up. (Funny enough that same position could totally come from someone who sees this ladder of priviledge in the first place, i.e. someone who identifies as a feminist)
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  4341. *****  > some of them are true and others are disputed The sources are clearly listed.
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  4342. MetaKnight964 > who btw didn't commit genocide What happened to the Midianites again? Want another example?
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  4343. MetaKnight964 Oh I am sure Muhammad also thought those he killed were terrible, after all his god approved of this.
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  4344. MetaKnight964 > prejudiced Against other folks than the Israelites? > sexist Like the Torah?
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  4345. MetaKnight964 Yes, it is: Exodus 20 and 21, Leviticus 27:6, Deuteronomy 21:10-13, Numbers 27:8-11, Judges 19:16-30, …
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  4346. *****  > In fact the 2 boys who are suing have nothing to do with his conviction Why a civil lawsuit then?
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  4347. +Alex Gowers Windows 10 is the best Windows version in that regard which just goes to tell you how bad previous version were when it comes to high-DPI.
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  4348. You got Vanadium and Nickel
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  4349. Heh, in those shoes.
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  4350. Raul66542  > The Qur'an also says that killing one person is like killing all of humanity. What if that person said bad things about, e.g. recited a nasty poem?
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  4351. Raul66542  > To be an atheist - don't you have to believe that God doesn't exist? I believe God does exist. You don't have to believe that god exists, that doesn't necessarily mean you are entirely certain but your actions are akin to as if he didn't exist. Now theoretically you could believe god exists where it does not affect anything (e.g. because he is just a creator god that doesn't anymore [pure deism] or that god is everything [pantheism] or created everything and is control of everything but always according to certain rules and never "human-like" [religious naturalism]) but then I consider those one step away from atheism. BTW, atheism doesn't imply you don't follow absurd beliefs, an atheist might theoretically just as well belief there are sentient shape-shifting aliens among us.
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  4352. Sahra Salim Was it forced on Roman emperor Constantine? Would he have had to pay a tax if not?
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  4353. Tianyu Xia No, he didn't. It wasn't declared a state religion right away and even then there was quite some time until the Pagan cults were banned, in fact now that I think of it, early Christianity (at least in Rome) was much nicer to the polytheistic Pagans than some other Middle Eastern religion which came later…
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  4354. Alvin Elmore Well, wouldn't e.g. Christians/Jews feels mocked if religion deduced from them (e.g. Islam, Mormonism) would put up their similar but not the same verses up there? 
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  4355. MultiSim89 not now, the time she was on "vacation" a long time like 3 years ago
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  4356. Olivia Harrison Well, but some things don't change, especially not post-puberty.
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  4357. https://www.hillaryclinton.com/feed/8-ways-hillary-clinton-just-your-abuela/
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  4358. I used to have a kneaded eraser (putty rubber) like that.
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  4359. Ahmed Mohamed They were creating at the time of Arab nationalism, the British didn't have that much of a say any more.
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  4360. +blademasterzero5295 But not to protect against STDs.
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  4361. kairus1 It could be that they start prototypng using MatLab (ugh).
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  4362. Tae Hyun Kim What assembly? ARM? PPC?
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  4363. bummer6 You know what Dijkstra used to say about Basic? ;)
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  4364. ***** Yes, costs are a good argument, since there is hardly anything in return. What does society get?
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  4365. Ah yes now I remember that guy.
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  4366. Do they have the right to enter there with large knifes as well?
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  4367. ***** > Does the company allow knives in their buildings? Well, the same goes for guns of course as well. And I was thinking of machetes in front of them, just like with the guns.
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  4368. +Liam Karl Agius Only if they should have been under less pressure to loose them or if it's for some reason not vestigial to them.
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  4369. Wing Raim  They (IS) have an official justification, see http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-36703874
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  4370. yougosquishnow  Battle of Badr was during Ramadam.
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  4371. Kim and new? Nope.
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  4372. I remember that some vaccines are or were for some time administered orally.
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  4373. > normal biological function of humanity Being? Living as hunters and gatherers?
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  4374. UngodlyFreak Even in deep depths? 
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  4375. There is no limit in numbers but the speed has to match the situation, e.g. for 200 km/h still the whole reaction + braking distance should be visible and with no other cars in your lane (illuminated, straight). At this speed this distance is quite long.
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  4376. You can't win games you could gamble with. Therefore only games with no/all winners are allowed. ;)
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  4377. Bashir Shaar There is always that one mufti: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/21/chess-forbidden-in-islam-rules-saudi-arabia-grand-mufti
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  4378. Good point. There are also interesting twin studies that show this very nicely as well.
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  4379. Deez Nuts Concrete example: Paypal would pressure European online shops to not sell Cuban-made products because of US laws.
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  4380. ***** But can you really meditate if you have to do it at fixed times, interrupting what you were currently working on?
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  4381. Derrick McCoy Strangers?
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  4382. Eric Freeman Does this apply to hoodectomoies (FGM Ia) as well?
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  4383. That's how you can turn the number of steps into the seating position. It's kinda obvious.
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  4384. So it just makes sense for private insurances. :->
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  4385. +Jewdly The context was that you are living in systems of privilege and this makes you racist etc.
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  4386. TheYoungCommunist > For a study to be proven right Nah, actually you just need a representative sample, which doesn't need to be that large depending on the underlying probability distribution.
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  4387. College at 13? Are those some special classes you need no high school diploma for?
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  4388. Wow, thanks for that info, interesting system and makes even sense for a change.
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  4389. +Simran Simran refute?
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  4390. Simran Simran That's a scam in my book, he wanted to defraud this company to get money.
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  4391. +zxn6869 Of course the North has debt, esp. towards China.
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  4392. 0680496 Like numerous times before.
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  4393. Ah, subtle creationism. And presented quite fallacious, I especially like the false dichotomies here.
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  4394. ***** In Japan that's the general maturity age AFAIK, so it makes more sense in terms of consistency.
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  4395. Grimeyhoob 1/10
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  4396. Julia Jeopardy Dunno, they are hidden? They are often in contrast to the rest?
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  4397. +Justin Credible What about when Saudi Arabia does it? BTW, Sam Harris would now argue that the goals make the difference, the terrorists here went out to kill as many civilians as possible.
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  4398. Mister mood Mohammed had those mocking him in poems killed.
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  4399. Mister mood You are talking about Ka'b ibn al-Ashraf and Abu Rafi' ibn Abi Al-Huqaiq, right? But there is also Al Nadr ibn al-Harith, Abdullah ibn Ubayy, Fartana and the following story: http://www.usc.edu/org/cmje/religious-texts/hadith/abudawud/038-sat.php#038.4348 (I just concentrated on the stories backed by The Authentic Six)
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  4400. Mister mood > _fartana-  http://discover-the-truth.com/2015/03/24/story-of-fartana-the-poet/_ Funny how this page argues against the Dawud who considered this story to be genuine enough to put it in his collection, which is one of The Authentic Six. In the end what matters is whether other people consider it genuine and since it is part of the Authentic Six it affects how they view the world and what is OK and what isn't.
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  4401. Mister mood Oh and concerning your old point concerning drawings it's considered to be disallowed to draw living things according to The Authentic Six because Muhammad was afraid of pictures and argued that they will become real when the world ends… :-> 
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  4402. +Mister mood islamqa [dot] com (horrible Salafi/Wahhabi site) → search for "drawings", there the drawing hadith is mentioned, again what matters is that some Muslims consider it forbidden. BTW, the hadith stuff nicely shows how broken Islam is, they claim to have a perfect book yet it's all about the oral traditions.
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  4403. Kefa Fistmien 2/10
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  4404. IINOxREGRETzz It depends on the definition, you might still have the urinary tract not going through there.
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  4405. Nah, they also have automated means now, for sound and picture.
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  4406. AdmiralBetas  From WP: > Some radical feminist writers, such as Sheila Jeffreys (1985) were also dismissive, claiming it as a figment of male fantasy: "There are examples in the sexological literature of men's sexual fantasies about lesbian sexuality. Krafft-Ebing invented a form of ejaculation for women"
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  4407. +Shaun Dent With aides?
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  4408. Ein Baum Cato the Elder was a cool guy.
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  4409. edenscancer > using negative space wut
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  4410. VDP060606 Who "us"? The religious folks? Are you also talking in the name of the medicine man in the Amazonas?
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  4411. hemn soll You are thinking of Mendel? Please read up on him then. 
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  4412. SnarkySoren Fox  >  they completely remove the parts of her that are designed to make sex feel good. Somewhat inforrect, there are different forms, please inform yourself first.
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  4413. Creationsofmyown He is correct though, there has been even a study done on this FGM type, apparently it's because parts of the nerve ending move something else and parts of the clitoris are actually on the inside.
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  4414. +Mathead I think +carl1223 ws refering to http://www.pewforum.org/2013/04/30/the-worlds-muslims-religion-politics-society-overview/
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  4415. Why is the "normal" epoxy always black if you can get it in transparent as well?
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  4416. bluetraffic100 Actual as opposed to not actual?
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  4417. you mean here on Youtube
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  4418. So?
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  4419. Igho Hakeem Ohwojeheri  Being what you call "perverse" in secret is better? BTW, how comes people can choose to smoke there?
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  4420. ***** 1/10
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  4421. Phone's ringing.
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  4422. Thanks for all that input to y'al. I meant actually just as potential presidents (not vice-presidents) in the general election for parties that actually matter in the US. Somehow I assumed it was a rare thing, just like an acting president losing a primary.
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  4423. mistert800 It wouldn't be reasonable to talk about ideologies nobody follows (at a certain point in time). The Islam that matters is the one in the heads of people that consider themselves followers of it.
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  4424. +Ian Whitaker You are incorrectly implying that only a single form of FGM exists.
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  4425. Because the zealots want to have their ukuleles stolen from them. And on top of that they don't even grimble.
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  4426. +JW Money Huh? You need logic to be a scientist like you need Islam to be an atheist?
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  4427. What type of panties in the first five-years plan?
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  4428. ***** Just careful, in CRTs there is also an interval where the image is blank.
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  4429. mars Cubed That was his point? 
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  4430. +Ahmed At this time there were already had armed conflicts though.
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  4431. LizziesKindaBeast Oh you MRAs!
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  4432. Don't forget Egypt's countryside where they are very traditional in other regards as well…
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  4433. Eric Chandler  Strictly speaking in the presidential election you are electing a person and not a party which is why states have to allow independent candidates to run (which some do only half-heatedly but that's another story…). It made more sense in the early times but the US election system is broken one way or another.
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  4434. Just in another video Cenk talks about Alex is wrong on an issue…
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  4435. Donn E >  think it is mobile only (not 100% sure) > snapchat is a mobile app. There are Android emulators out there and debugging tools where you can have a remote view of the screen. Could be that snapchat is trying to detect those though.
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  4436. 1:22 Brady's non-hate for Comic Sans shows again. ;)
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  4437. +Satish Singh An infinite tape one is kinda hard to built.
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  4438. Alan Smithee You can edit posts now. 
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  4439. Muslissa Reptiloid according to Mr. Icke.
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  4440. cyberplague > And another thing; if it wasn't for "holistic mumbo jumbo medicine", we wouldn't have things like, antibiotics, or vaccines (without the toxins), or the understanding and importance of vitamins (fruits and veggies). How? Please elaborate.
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  4441. David Stanley > many natural plants have beneficial uses OK but what does that have to do with "homeopathy" or "bach flower therapy"? Both unproven BTW.
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  4442. Are colleges in the US their own jurisdictions? It seems like we are talking about states on their own.
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  4443. +nexus1g The Sears tower?
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  4444. Do all people from the east coast change in appearance once they come to the west coast?
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  4445. ***** Well, the weather depends on the climate, so how about mentioning it at least?
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  4446. Who are you to judge what is and what isn't a real religion? Even to Christians Mormonism and Scientology don't seem like real religions but is there any objective test to discern real from not real religions?
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  4447. > "a few" So?
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  4448. +Yusra Yassin I can come up with a religion where it is at core of it in no time, so this is not a strong point.
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  4449. +Ninosław Ciszewski Are you saying non-whites can't be atheists? :O
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  4450. Aaron Storm You sure? The Middle East is in Asia, also Pakistan, India and Indonesia.
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  4451. TheGM86 > that was the norm for hundreds of years No, militia armies were trained, in fact conscription training was mandatory once a male person reason maturity. Look at the Swiss confederation whose rules concerning this haven't changed much for nearly 400 years.
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  4452. ***** > most crimes are committed with low capacity hand guns or shotguns Most deaths per active use?
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  4453. Daniel Gardiner In the US? Whenever people get drafted.
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  4454. Daniel Gardiner Yes it is, just like most of the armed forces in e.g. Switzerland. If you have people in the military that aren't professional soldiers then they are militia.
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  4455. Daniel Gardiner > Well even if that is true Feel free to look up the definition of a militia army. > when is the last time you had conscription? The conscription system is still in place in the US. > And all of their arms and training was provided by the army. So? That's the norm in countries with conscriptions, in some you even take the smaller weapons home or it's stored somewhere very local, even when you have diverse people from all backgrounds in your army you still want some unity, notably when it comes to weaponry.
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  4456. Daniel Gardiner No more registration at age 18? 
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  4457. Daniel Gardiner Like I said before the conscription system is still in place. Any registered person (should be every male citizen of age) could be drafted in case of war. The system has not been used since Vietnam but also not abolished.
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  4458. Daniel Gardiner Federal rules trump state rules, Mississippi didn't abolish anything in this direction that was still valid active law. Drafting in the US is based on valid law though, you just need a formal declaration of war AFAIK.
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  4459. Daniel Gardiner Hamilton certainly didn't think this way, see Federalist Paper no. 29: > If circumstances should at any time oblige the government to form an army of any magnitude that army can never be formidable to the liberties of the people while there is a large body of citizens, little, if at all, inferior to them in discipline and the use of arms, who stand ready to defend their own rights and those of their fellow-citizens. > If there should be an army to be made use of as the engine of despotism, what need of the militia?
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  4460. Daniel Gardiner > but the amendment was written as it is written Exactly, arguing for a well-regulated militia. > The amendment was put in place so citizens could defend against a tyrannical government. There is simply no evidence for this. At most if you were to argue that each state represents its citizens more than the federal government but never did anyone think of an militia army as just anyone with a gun.
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  4461. Is this the bad guy from The 5th Element?
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  4462. Are totally deaf people allowed to drive? I thought they weren't.
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  4463. Bushmansmeg What we should be asking those people asking about "information" is how they define it. I have yet to see someone really offer a good definition in this context. I am sure they don't mean in Shannon's sense because there it is trivial to answer your question.
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  4464. K. Hermstad  > "i know you served your time" - ask his victims that.... Well, the victims might say he didn't serve his time till the end of his life, but we don't allow victims to decide that.
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  4465. brett reid Sexual assault not rape according to what he was convicted on.
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  4466. Qas Wara Why?
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  4467. +That Awkward Nisreen > Islam is timeless Popularities of different interpretations change all the time.
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  4468. Allah akbar?
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  4469. Could have mentioned that all features HTTP 1.1 never got totally supported in the wild (e.g. pipelining, because of compatibility problems with proxies etc.).
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  4470. +GamingTV hehe, I see what you did there
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  4471. +DrZarkloff Maybe they needed them for the super halal certification (no touching by filthy unbeliever hands).
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  4472. ***** Wizard
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  4473. I come not, friends, to steal away your hearts
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  4474. Romans were also in favor of him as old documents proof, he should put them on his website as well.
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  4475. Gaius Hannam The "academics" who use these terms hopefully define them first because from what I've seen there is no objective, absolute definition.
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  4476. Jan Cajthaml Well, if you recompress things that's an issue.
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  4477. Certainly not a simple solution and therefore it might be considered unreasonable.
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  4478. themplar Didn't you heard about the  "Chic-fil-a's" (fastfood brand) story? Then please look it up.
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  4479. How can he leave the country when he is on bail?
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  4480. He might have their eyes if he is actually Sami.
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  4481. themplar Exactly, when he is born the sun comes back.
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  4482. Angel Monae > How fucking selfish & inconsiderate can you be?! Do you think that of all that suicide?
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  4483. So all the shady dudes so openly in Barcelona do their stuff because it works on Americans?
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  4484. Maybe the democratic party will then split?
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  4485. Rad Dudeman No, you will never get more than two parties after some time with the voting system, in Europe you more relevant parties where there is more of a fractional representation and not first-past-the-post and winner-takes-it-all . 
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  4486. ***** > I laugh at people who think Sharia law (islamic law) is the same everywhere Well, the fundamentalists sure aren't helping, they are basically implying that there is only one true Sharia… which conveniently happens to be based on their interpretations. The most liberal Muslims have to jump through quite a lot of hoops (and ignore a lot of oral tradition, the "hadiths" and creatively interpret certain single ones) to come up with nowadays sensible interpretations on what is an apostate and what to do with him/her, when what form for hitting your wife might be permissible, whether slavery is truly to be abolished… (same applied to Judaism/Christianity as well BTW, which makes me optimistic that the same might be possible in Islam, good thing average Joe or Ali prefer to get things spoonfed instead of reading themselves)
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  4487. Did you know that guns were banned in quite a lot of public places even back then?
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  4488. ***** When talking about "porn" you just mean commercially produced videos? You do realize the that much more counts as pornographic material, right?
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  4489. ***** Well, then how about making it clear beforehand?
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  4490. ***** What you mean with "porn".
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  4491. ***** Interesting that this is what you come up with when thinking about all porn that isn't commercially produced pornographic content on video. There is also home-made, pornographic literature… There is much more, I just find it interesting how people (like you) make it seem like there was only type of porn when they criticize it.
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  4492. *****  Heroin and PCP exist, what does that tell us about alcohol?
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  4493. ***** You mean the consumer's lives? Again, please clarify what type of pornographic material you mean.
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  4494. ***** > how watching porn releases the same chemicals in your brain as drugs do. Let me guess, the same chemicals as when eating sugary food or doing sports?
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  4495. ***** I guessed that and like I said, dopamine gets released with a lot of things.
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  4496. +† Freedom By Faith Ministry † Book of Mormon also real Bible?
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  4497. Ronald Kelly Ahaha, you aren't talking about the great canyon, are you? Being a creationist one thing, being an US-centrist creationist is adding on-top of it. http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/hovind/howgood-yea2.html
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  4498. Ronald Kelly  > So your claim that they lived short periods is ignorant of the earth prior to judgement. Your claims are ignorant of reality as supported by evidence. 
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  4499. Explicitaz83 They can't just do anything to it, so that alone is no justification.
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  4500. Explicitaz83 A permanent body modification is different to a haircut, don't you think?
    1
  4501. Explicitaz83 Some men don't like their women with meat curtains. Whether it's OK to cut it early is a different question.
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  4502. Explicitaz83 Why would it be different with women?
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  4503. Explicitaz83 You seem quite irate, you don't need to justify your parent's action to me, I don't blame you for your situation. And I like bringing up the idea body modifications in female minors because unlike male circumcision it's not culturally normalized in the US (it's even banned actually). My idea is to make people think about how they aren't questioning their culture and tradition even if it might seem barbaric to an outsider (the rest of the West).
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  4504. Explicitaz83 You probably also don't care about anything but the US midwest, right?
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  4505. Explicitaz83 You aren't from the midwest US? It's where male circumcision is most common.
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  4506. Explicitaz83 > Or feel different because his father isnt that way? I am sure he would understand, just like if his his dad had lost a limb in 'nam, no need to make the same.
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  4507. Explicitaz83 Normally people make an argument personal if they feel like they were personally attacked… think about why you might feel this way.
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  4508. Explicitaz83 Me feeling how? As you might notice you are the only one here who made their feeling clear by reacting angrily and trying to justify what happened to you back then ("during the early 80s it was normal for hospitals to do so") as if I was attacking your modified body parts when in fact I was just criticizing your views. What you wrote sounds to me like it was said in an angry but a little bit also in a weepy tone.
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  4509. Explicitaz83 Heh, I came back because for some strange reason I got a notification from Google (maybe someone upvoted some reply by me).
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  4510. +asaenvolk > the preserved harassment ?
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  4511. Maybe Not Science is about the scientific method in order to e.g. counteract subjective biases. In some fields you are more easily drifting into the unscientific realm.
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  4512. Ronin Dave What if she beliefs in the wrong god? Pascal's wager is faulty.
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  4513. +Bryce Williams Is it automatic? Might be semi at most.
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  4514. RicoSeattle In a war zone with limited facilities for keeping prisoners of war?
    1
  4515. +BlakeIris What do you mean with fake sugars? Polyols? Sugar substitutes?
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  4516. Chess RedEagle If you were right then whoever wrote this that way was a moron. I personally think they were more thinking along the lines of a drafted militia army instead of a standalone, just like in the Swiss confederation at that time and to this day. This is alos clear from the writings of one founding father (forgot his name) who also was in favour of conscription training as is the norm in Switzerland.
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  4517. Baulbustor So you are saying it serves no real purpose? Oh c'mon.
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  4518. waswestkan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federalist_No._29 "If a well-regulated militia be the most natural defense of a free country, it ought certainly to be under the regulation and at the disposal of that body which is constituted the guardian of the national security."
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  4519. +Bryan Crowers That's basically what literalists say. If the Bible told them that Pi = 3 then they would believe that.
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  4520. ***** You didn't get his reference apparently.
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  4521. 666Tomato666 Why in particular? Some driver?
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  4522. 666Tomato666 Ah yes, because of the palm detection right? I had that problem under Linux as well with my Synaptics touchpad. 
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  4523. Last time I checked, believing in Judaism doesn't make you have a big nose. ;)
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  4524. +Eric Seitz Is opiod withdrawal where people behave as if they are sleeping for some seconds every now and then (even when sitting or even when standing)?
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  4525. Eric Seitz Well someone in this state that sitting next to me in the bus one day, but strangely this was in direction to a rehab facility where she also got off the bus and where they actually administer such substances (or substitutes). Also she didn't seem very euphoric to me, was actually losing all her stuff all the time and angry/sorry about it, e.g. tried to eat a cereal bar but suffice to say it pretty soon ended up on the floor.
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  4526. Charles Beare It might "just" make babies with their heads turned-around appear on the ceiling. ;)
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  4527. Storm Bey > The whole "New Atheism" movement is largely why I don't identity with that community anymore You shouldn't have identified with the "new" part to begin with.
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  4528. Storm Bey > thinking just because they're wealthy they haven't had hardships in their lifes as well. He didn't say that. Just like you didn't say that white privilege means that a white person has no hardships. > one of the tenets of white privilege is not knowing you have it But knowing it won't make it go away. Just like being aware of class struggle won't make it go away.
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  4529. Denis Berdnikov  > That's true on 100% Are these the official poll results? ;) JK, might very well be that economic improvement made it less likely for them to want to leave but you simply can't dismiss that one point in time many wanted to and I am sure if Ukraine was doing better and wasn't as corrupt less people would be hesitant to leave it.
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  4530. ***** Romans? Stalin? You might want to look more carefully.
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  4531. What makes you think that way?
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  4532. Well, I am sure they could just as well tell apart someone with trisomy 21 or severe fetal alcohol syndrome from the rest.
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  4533. Edward Godinez Heh, funny how you made the conspiracy to be only against Christians and not religious people in general. Muslims are part of the conspiracy, right?
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  4534. Left Murloc.
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  4535. Olivia Harrison The same? I would love to see a source for that. You probably just meant that on average they are more like cis women than the average man.
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  4536. Ca k eCa k eCa k e
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  4537. Rock climbing alone is a bad idea and negligent.
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  4538. CrandyFrapplesauce  There was no swastika rotation, that's a myth.
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  4539. Zuluman Even if you just allow eye slits they will put makeup there.
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  4540. Labor does not equal labor, low-level labour will always be cheap.
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  4541. Was that kdenlive from the repository? If that's Ubuntu 12.04 then it's also going to be that old.
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  4542. Ahmad Naim > For me, as an ordinary citizen of Sunni country, believes the war is inevitable. So how about starting right away before both sides pick up nuclear missiles? The world will thank you. Or maybe you could just do a representative match, have 3 people from the one team vs. 3 people from the other one, should be familiar to you.
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  4543. *****…and the hadiths! Remember, most Muslims consider the Quran alone insufficient.
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  4544. Ahmad Naim > They have mind of their own to react and interact, not like angels, demons and beever or whatever else But God is all-knowing, right? So he knew already was he was creating, the action of every person was part of his plan. Also you can't say he had no option of creating the people in a way that would make them behave differently because he is all-powerful, so everything would have been possible for him. > By that also, god made human responsible for every action taken, including murders. With an all-powerful (omnipotent) and thus all-knowing (omniscient) being that created everything the ultimative responsibility for everything obviously rests on that being. > While god doesn't have moral conscious like we do. I guess god can be considered chaotic neutral then (D&D). :D
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  4545. DuelScreen > There is historical evidence that the ancient Israelites, Babylonians, Assyrians, Egyptians, etc. did exist and did inhabit the lands of the middle east. We have overwhelming archaeological evidence for that. Spider-Man comics describe New York, does that mean Spider Man exists? > There is a verse in the Psalms that speaks of the "circle" of the earth long before Columbus sailed the globe, before the Chinese built their grand sailing ships. Huh? That the earth is round was known loooooong before Columbus, > Why? If his resurrection was a human invention, surely he would have revealed himself first to men, not women. Maybe that's what they want you to think… :-> Seriously, this type of thinking I just know of conspiracy theorists. > It has been observed in modern humans when they are under extreme stress such as when they are facing their own death as Jesus certainly was Let's assume that's true, does it make the Jesus figure any more of a god? Weak arguments, are you even trying?
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  4546. DuelScreen > Come on, you can't compare a spiderman comic to ancient artifacts. I can when it comes to bad arguments, because some things in the bible are true doesn't mean everything is, simple as that. But OK, how about comparing it to the Odyssey?
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  4547. DuelScreen > So who said it first? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_Earth#Antiquity > And they don't all believe in a young-Earth. I'm an old-Earth creationist. Do you still consider yourself bible literalist? YEC sure think that this view is incompatible, esp. with the paradise where no animals attack others etc. concept. Anyways, you are probably one of those types that allows for some form of evolution and calls it e.g. "variation" like non-accredited-Dr. Hoving, right?
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  4548. random shit > and they beat themselves up with whips and shit on a certain day (idk why) Because Sunnis beat them very hard. In fact Sunnis are afraid the Shia will seek revenge at some point using nukes, not kidding, in secret KSA/Bahrain were more afraid of Iran's nuclear program than Israel. > like getting a guy can get married with two (or more idk) women That's the case for all Muslims. Up to four wives (not counting slave concubines) for normal males or unlimited many if you happen to be prophet Muhammad.
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  4549. random shit > is this the reason why they beat themselves up on that day? Odd, isn't it? But then there are also Filipinos that crucify themselves in honor of Jesus, monks which perform flagellation on themselves, … Seems to me like people searching for justification for masochism. > didn't say that's not the case for all Muslims One can imply something but not saying everything.  > i just meant its common for shias. You sure about that? Looking at the Sunnis in Gulf States I wouldn't be so sure. > try to say that you are the good guys and sunnis are bad guys I'm definitely not, a polished turd is no better than a fresh one. > and think they are right Everyone does. Wahabis, Sufis, Ahmadiyya, …
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  4550. Jason Rodgers Define "metaphysical".
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  4551. Zain Abdul  Who's "Şahkulu"?
    1
  4552. Jason Rodgers So, a meta view?
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  4553. Jason Rodgers Well, in that case my stance is: depends.
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  4554. Jason Rodgers Actually I still don't get what you were asking me.
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  4555. > then why don't pro gamers get the same love Maybe they will once enough money can be made.
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  4556. 1/10
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  4557. Who wouldn't want to poo without taking off their pants?
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  4558. hammerhiter7 3d chess! 
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  4559. Roger…
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  4560. There aren't enough obliges for it to be a true Spencer.
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  4561. NewAmericaNow And another person having a wrong definition "republic" in his head.
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  4562. When in Rome…?
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  4563. > how it's supposed to be read Apparently opinions diverge, too bad there there's no perfect book without any ambiguity…
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  4564. o_O And female as well for that matter.
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  4565. The same with the power of 3, 4, … perhaps?
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  4566. Computerphile might have a video on it, albeit if it's the one by the Code Book guy (Singh?) then it's not a very good one (the other with this person are very good though).
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  4567. spiroslouis1 Well, at least not Hurd. 
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  4568. ***** It's perfect for people who don't want to be mainstream. ;) 
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  4569. What if it was a brown blotch?
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  4570. kbo6612 > I've met some that actually were afraid to put their belief in something Put a belief in something? What's that even supposed to mean?
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  4571. سعيد He was joking with you. The last letter looks like an anchor (to me more like a fish hook though).
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  4572. darkjudgeofd00m What rape?
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  4573. ***** > Since people like myself who were born in Europe automatically integrate through the education system. Well, but e.g. in the case of France you have literal ghettos (banlieus) where the schools there only consist of people from these places, this way the poor Muslims and other poor stay among themselves. > The easiest way you can integrate some one is to make them feel welcome and to acknowledge them as one of your own. I guess this is hard from a psychological perspective. It's like what you have with the Jews in the 19th century, the ones considered best integrated were the ones less strict about the religion while the Orthodox were ostracized. And the reasons for this were already such simple things as food, as thos Orthodox Jews simply wouldn't eat a lot of local stuff because they just wanted stuff only Jews touched etc.
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  4574. 0/10
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  4575. Lyle Belken > "Overall then, the IPCC assessment reports reflect the state of scientific knowledge very well. There have been a few isolated errors, and these have been acknowledged and corrected." OK. 
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  4576. Aren't those just the party lines? The results from the people not voting by party lines would be much more interesting.
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  4577. +Vanessa Creative Old testament.
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  4578. mikemoair Because it was the norm back then? Read any law texts from that era. In fact that's the reason why Bible translations from that era are what they are.
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  4579. At first I thought Laurie was joking but now I get the feeling she has some real trauma. Are the British swim classes really that harsh? Or did she get teased?
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  4580. Mike utubesux > but you are presenting the gender roles as rigid and unquestionable when there are PLENTY of examples of people who do not fit those roles. Normally when we talk about things we always consider the median to be representation. That doesn't mean that something Is rigid, in fact hardly anything is. (The average) X is A as opposed to (the average) Y that is B doesn't mean that all kinds of intermediate steps between A and B exist (i.e. that the borders are fluid).
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  4581. PrisonPlanetLive Companies simply shouldn't be allowed to look at the data packets they transport, just like the post office shouldn't be allowed either (privatized in the UK and state-run in the US, right?).
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  4582. PrisonPlanetLive It's one thing to criticize this particular bill and another to criticize that whole concept of net neutrality.
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  4583. PrisonPlanetLive And the problem did and does exist, Comcast blocking torrent traffic, Facebook getting free traffic so they can hook Africans and South-East Asians onto their services to the extend that they believe this to be the internet…
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  4584. MrApplewine > government created a monopoly on rating agencies How? Are they government-approved?
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  4585. Kayemache He was proselytizing.
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  4586. Your bangs don't feel fuzzy enough. I guess heaps of fried garlic didn't help either in establishing the foremost natural cider plant. Dedication comes at a price and indulgence surely won't fix it.
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  4587. josh simpson It's a conspiracy! Cui bono! Cui bono! Fuel can't melt steel beams!
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  4588. Why did they wait so long with the death penalty? Maybe because someone was unsure?
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  4589. alphakraker . Huh, what does vaccination have to do with antibiotics? Do you even know how vaccination works?
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  4590. alphakraker . > who over prescribe antibiotics is what is causing the new problem with "super bugs" I don't disagree. > The flu vaccine is also completely unnecessary for healthy individuals like myself. I aggree somewhat, but only because it only targets certain strands and therefore no argument could be made for long-term herd immunity. Anyways, the main reason why I wasn't sure you know how vaccination works was because you said > You morons are just weakening your immune system. Considering you refered to vaccination there that's just non-sense especially if you give a non-live vaccine to a healthy individual.
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  4591. Like Steve said lesbian fun isn't included in that part.
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  4592. +spankymcflych lubing? (natural or artificial)
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  4593. > He then "fired" the BLM and paid his fees to Clark County That's not how ownership works.
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  4594. Anthony Plaza Catholic you say?! :O  Damn those Catholics! And I guess it all started with those pesky Kennedys! Those Irish just want revenge because of they hadn't enough potatoes that one time, right?
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  4595. Crickey!
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  4596. AnonymousPC What if there is a monopoly? What if this individual is doing harm to shared resources?
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  4597. tofsen12345  Because it protects from skin cancer where there is a lot of light (more than enough for the vitamin D production).
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  4598. Culturebreach Is it true that when Egyptians dub a cartoon people in other Arabic countries have a hard time understanding it? Great job on explaining things BTW.
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  4599. My Aspergerdar is going off (but it also went of for some GG people I saw being interviewed) and I not even exactly sure why, maybe the way he starts becoming more and more irate and how this changes his speech pattern?
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  4600. > what comes to mind when talking about female gender mutialtion is cutting the clitoris Reading the comments here what comes into mind of some people is even the form that was described in that one famous autobiography.
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  4601. +Sarah Kate Should be consider all choices equal?
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  4602. You mean substituting numbers for letters? :O
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  4603. Mihalis Benko  Seriously now what do you mean with fuzzy math? I mean I don't even know what Arizona senator really meant. Variables? Number representations in different bases? Group theory?
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  4604. Oops, and now he's president.
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  4605. Goobzor That's BS, of course you can measure how much a user uses.
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  4606. underweightHater > but do it based on the amount of data involved Exactly, that would be always a possibility, but they don't want to do that, because that's visible to the user, but "unlimited" plans simply sell better.
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  4607. > The site owners KNOW that the content they are serving is not their property, unlike your example. Huh? The mailman as well knowns that the packets he is serving are not his property.
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  4608. mindprism OK, another example, an ISP knows that the internet is frequently used by terrorists, should he therefore look at all traffic, try to unencrypt encrypted traffic, monitor everyone?
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  4609. > Signs are one thing. > The flag is another. Disagree, besides there are numerous flags. > The Flag should be respected Why?
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  4610. jkay07 Well, a lot of things are important to a lot of people, e.g. cows.
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  4611. Liberater4589 I doubt it. Studies have shown they literally can't smell each other.
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  4612. Hullensian > you do realise that they carry on these practises in the West, right? Where they still have their family? 
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  4613. Hullensian So they still have their culture around them, pressuring them to not divorce under any circumstance. 
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  4614. Abdulhadi .Ali Aren't Khajiits in Oman?
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  4615. +Svensk Hund Why would it matter whether his parents were "natural born"? I thought simply having citizenship at the time of his birth of at least one parent would be enough?
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  4616. Shouldn't it be "by a new path" on the plaque?
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  4617. ***** > How are you going to move kurds in other parts of Iraq to the new kurdistan. You move and exchange, as happened before between Greece and Turkey and Pakistan and India. Doesn't work perfectly, but works somewhat.
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  4618. Sperm isn't generated just-in-time so I find this strange.
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  4619. > Many of the players that they have signed recently are 3.5+ GPA guys and 25+ ACT guys. Those are grades from the same institutions?
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  4620. wildthunder009 They read what? 
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  4621. What if he went as some old testament character?
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  4622. puccagarukiss You just mentioned one form of FGM, not the most popular one, you know pretty odd forms of male circumcision exist as well.
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  4623. ***** Doing things to female genitalia also has a loooong traditions before the religions that are relevant today. And I am not sure "cleanliness and health purposes" were given as official justifications, the naive concept of cleanliness couldn't e.g. justify the old tradition of penile incision, one form of male circumcision (if we are talking about the worst kinds of male and female ones). It's more like a coming of age and being different from the rest tradition.
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  4624. Does it still work?
    1
  4625. The Progressive Cynic Source please. 
    1
  4626. The Progressive Cynic > no identifiable race of humans Or for starters there aren't really objectively identifiable race of humans.
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  4627. ***** Fun fact: Some Jews were also enslaved (together with Slavs) by Tartars.
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  4628. Pokémon and GoT is to blame!
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  4629. Thomas Wayne In what way do you disagree with TYT here?
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  4630. Isn't that forbidden now?
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  4631. Xerazal  > But regardless its racist to pull this guy aside because of his turban. Without the x-ray he might have bad something hidden in there. So I only agree with you because he probably went through x-ray. It's not arbitrary when there might be hiding place. > every single time i got pulled aside for a "random" check. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. If that was because of your looks then that's indeed bad because arbitrary features such as appearance shouldn't count.
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  4632. sunny doad  They can give you a pat-down there It's also worth noting that there might also be reasons other than security, e.g. potential drug smuggling.
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  4633. ***** Osama was against the Soviets, ISIS is against the Shia. We don't care about the Shias, the Saudis do.
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  4634. Denys Lightbow look around the comments here
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  4635. > "racist" :-> Go wear your eye talismans.
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  4636. BVargas78 Had I replied to you, my post would have started with "+BVargas78".
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  4637. Ow, the high-pitched sounds, it hurts.
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  4638. Sebastian Grah Yay Quaternions!
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  4639. Interesting point.
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  4640. Why not put them inside the counter then?
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  4641. For months? So they could've released it before the election?! Maybe even turned the election? Nah j/k, he would have gotten more votes.
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  4642. +Sultans Of Zing Beheaded like this: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/dec/07/wikileaks-cables-saudi-princes-parties ?
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  4643. WhiskeyWhiskers But is it reliable? Even 4% false positives might be too much and annoy genuine users.
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  4644. WhiskeyWhiskers I am more concerned about false positives than false negatives, even just a handful scammers less might be worth it,  but if some genuine people are falsely detected as scammers then this might be bad for business.
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  4645. Kim Gardner It's a different god figure, just like Deus is not Zeus. 
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  4646. Lefty Lefterson > it's exactly like blackface. It's with the intention of putting you down?
    1
  4647. +Michael Black > I think it was the Jews who invented the idea of monotheism Nah, there was this one Pharaoh.
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  4648. +Mohamed Mo > Like I told you before extinction is only one sign, that a religion is false. Shia Islam is much smaller than in used to be, are you going to argue everything with numbers?
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  4649. Mohamed Mo But locally it is extinct like Buddhism in India.
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  4650. Kashim Akram Maybe without the "mocking" those people might become even more sensible?
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  4651. tquasa Zeno, is that you?
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  4652. +Kaymai The gay black father isn't enough? ;)
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  4653. Kaymai It was a tongue-in-cheek reference to him mentioning it quite often. Not in the sense that he represents trans people but that he represents two marginalized groups at once. In the same sense not every person under the trans umbrella can represent all other trans people.
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  4654. Dat troll title.
    1
  4655. +mmzen Not hands and feet.
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  4656. As with many things from the old testament it's probably up to debate.
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  4657. Abdul Gemayyel I think I remember something about it, this Cato the Elder guy just wouldn't stop repeating himself until something was done with the place there, if I could just remember what… ;)
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  4658. ***** True, Roman power FTW! Sol Invictus! Hail Senator Sato the Elder! What now, Hannibal?
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  4659. Crystal Bishop His name might come out later, the info she gave is specific enough for that.
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  4660. depletable And cut vulvas?
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  4661. Ashley O Ah, so you are saying only today's society makes the surgery necessary (or people think that it is)? Fair enough. But, not so sure about Roman acceptance of trans people, a late Roman emperor might have been killed partly because of that. The ideal was still to have a family with children (but funny enough there were times when hardly anybody got married and they had no idea what to do, LOL).
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  4662. > if your not at risk dying from it. Well you might infect others that might die from it, namely small children, the elderly, people with cancer/HIV… But true, in the case of flu it's really a never-ending battle because of the mutation rate of the virus.
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  4663. ***** Was there reason for the mosquito to change?
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  4664. Jasper Waale So true, it's clearly an apparatus. :P
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  4665. Teeta Malangi > Turkey is a secular country. Theoretically, his point was that de-facto the situation might not look like this.
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  4666. bluej511 Credit card format? Yeah, that's the norm in the UE now.
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  4667. Mohammad Asim > I don't see what's the problem with that. It means changes to the creation. I thought I was possibly to a Quranist, they use that argument to argue that FGM is not allowed. But I guess you are OK with circumcisions in either sex.
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  4668. BLΛCK Hardline > The basis in Islamic law is that it is not permissible to cause bodily harm Well, just like for male circumcision some Muslims might argue that a bit of cutting is not doing any harm and is in fact just perfecting the creation. What would you say to those Muslims?
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  4669. BLΛCK Hardline Muhammad wasn't circumcised so Muslims shouldn't be either?
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  4670. BLΛCK Hardline But Dawud is like Bukhari also one of the authentic six, right?
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  4671. +BLΛCK Hardline And interesting how this is one case where Muhammad suddenly isn't considered a perfect example.
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  4672. BLΛCK Hardline Apparently the pro-FGM hadiths were authentic enough for islamqa dot com though.
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  4673. Samuel Salleh It's certainly religion in Indonesia and Malaysia because there it only started with the spread with Islam.
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  4674. Samuel Salleh No comment on the Indonesia/Malaysia issue when it comes to FGM?
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  4675. *****  > and we fight those who take us as enemies and attack our religion. Are you saying your religion is under attack by those pictures? Are they harming your religion?
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  4676. ***** > when you insult GOD and his prophets you get punished By god or by people? > your opinion I was asking questions, you are the expert. You claimed that you "fight those who take us as enemies and attack our religion", in this context you meant the cartoons, right? So again I am asking you: Is your religion harmed through those pictures?
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  4677. ***** > those are not cartoons I think you might not understand what a cartoon is. > those are insults and mocking And you are saying those are hurting Islam? (hey, I remember you, we talked about how the creator of everything created your actions therefore there is no free will, also everything perfect since it's according to his perfect plan)
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  4678. But the tangy taste never left the gumballs. In fact people have been told that mellow fruits aren't even there to be gobbled up but to be sedated and put to rest in a comfy laundry basket instead. It has caused great concern that this tradition is now frowned upon and the perpetrators are nowhere to be found.
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  4679. What do you mean with proof? There was no rigorous proof here concerning e.g. that approximation,
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  4680. > It was a guy. I mean yeah she was GOING to become a girl but she died so... So at which point exactly you think the transition would have been complete? Once the testes are gone? Doubt it. Things are not as simple as you make them seem to be.
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  4681. King SeekerJ Why? You simply refer to all oft them by one pronoun I guess. It might need more clarification in some instances (i.e. if you are talking about two or more people) but that's would be about it. The English language is already different from many other European languages in that objects are nearly always "it".
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  4682. drinking it is not illegal, just selling it commercially is, for good reasons
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  4683. > So NO it is NOT with good reason It can make you quite sick if you are unlucky, you might think it's a risk worth taking, I disagree. I also  wouldn't eat wild berries from a forest (Echinococcus tapeworms). What I might do with raw milk would be maybe my own yoghurt or curd.
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  4684. No mention of "ſ"?
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  4685. Ahmed Mohamed Sunni or Shia? Oh right, you are still arguing about this… 
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  4686. bandzajus But in that case the chances are pretty unknown? In the very best case you can follow some heuristical models that might not work at some point.
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  4687. bandzajus But with the trading you have an ever changing system.
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  4688. +ForumLight Why can't you stick to one thread?
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  4689. +acostalot What happens inside confessional box?
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  4690. acostalot So he is ultimately responsive for everything, including your "sins".
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  4691. But would it be reliable?
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  4692. Serving pasta there is offensive to my religion.
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  4693. 91madridista I am already doing that, if you see people with signs outside an Italian, that's my Pastafarian buddies and me. 
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  4694. Adam does it for free?
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  4695. Khalid Sulami Well, your religion is more than just the Quran unless you are of the Quranist minority.
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  4696. Khalid Sulami Apparently you don't know what a "Quranist" is or you misread my post.
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  4697. Khalid Sulami My original point was simply about that you just pointing people to the Quran was not being enough when people are basing their beliefs also on other material. But if you really want to have more of a discussion, here we go: > Every culture, religion and region has extremists so it's not fair to judge millions of people based on "action/reaction" that happened from few people. Maybe a religion/culture/etc. has an significant effect in that it makes it more likely for these few people to appear. > if its yes then why not the other 1.6 billion doing it? Maybe because they are good and sane people despite following a religion that might (or might not) make it more likely to draw conclusions that lead to such horrific acts. > and if its not then you might consider this as a "reaction" of what those people suffered and just the have taken the Islam flag as an excuse I can't say with certainty that it wouldn't have also happened without Islam, that's for sure. Everyone should draw his/her own conclusions. If you want to argue that being part of a marginalized group in France has to do with it then fair enough. But that doesn't apply to the sometimes violent protests to the Danish cartoons or that badly made movie about Muhammad (and I believe even the Hollywood one of the 70s led to a bit of furor). > However, what I've written is what all real Muslims believe Bill Maher, Sam Harris, etc. might now cite the recent polls that many Muslims in Muslim countries wouldn't show "mercy" to apostates.
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  4698. Khalid Sulami  > Well, I said Musilms. However, you're saying "despite following a religion" Oops, I should've written "despite being Muslims" but in my head I meant it in a more general sense which I normally prefer to talk about. In fact you one general refute points in the form of "not all people with property X are bad" by replying "OK, but what I am interested in whether people with X are statistically worse than the rest, not all people being bad is something that applies already to all people in general." >  So now I consider my old mother/father/brothers/sisters and the rest of 1.6 billion not Muslims based on your opinion, sense we don't believe in such horrific acts?  Let me put it this way in the sense of an unrealistic thought experiment experiment: You take a certain amount of people, split them into two halves, you add religion X to one group and you leave the other without any religion (that's our control group then) and then you will see what effect X has on them. Maybe some individuals will behave better with it, maybe some worse, very likely most will behave the same. The question then is what their behavior in total is, so we can form a statement about the effect of X which could be one of the following three: (1) X has no significant effect. (2) X makes a population behave worse. (Note that this does not mean that it applies to every single individual in it). (3) X makes a population behave better. (Again not every single individual.) Option (2) might apply and your dad could be still be good persons anyway (which could have to do with reasons like culture and the particular school of Islam they are following). > I've written, your media is feeding your minds with "0" facts about ISLAM and Muslims. The polls seem genuine though.
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  4699. sad19841 > One is a system, a faith, an unshakable  historical document that hasn't been changed one iota since its birth and cannot be swayed, influenced, will not surrender it's place in the hearts of it's adherents, has no comparable rival in terms of its completeness  1) At the very least the order changed but it's more likely much more changed. Also vowel signs. 2) Of course the interpretation a particular individual uses is influenced by everything around him/her, his upbringing, his state of mind… 3) If it's allegedly so "complete", why the need to adhere to oral traditions (hadiths) as well?
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  4700. sad19841 > For example Muslims ruled India for nearly 1000 years and to this day India remains a Hindu majority Is this really the case for India (in its historic borders)?
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  4701. Londons Finest No, never. >:O Besides, my original point stands, the Quran alone doesn't alone shape the beliefs of most Muslims, the oral traditions play a very large role as well and therefore saying "the Quran doesn't say" doesn't mean much.
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  4702. Londons Finest It's exactly what I said in my very first post to OP: > Well, your religion is more than just the Quran unless you are of the Quranist minority. 
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  4703. Londons Finest That was my first comment here.
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  4704. "Pardon me" gets a whole a new meaning…
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  4705. tristan huot The fiber isn't part of the sugar then. Also you could have "processed" sugar added to your fibres (e.g. muesli).
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  4706. > they would need to know every webcam module that exist They have the resources, in this case they knew an issue in the macbook webcam drivers. And there aren't that many different producers of these modules.
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  4707. ***** Sucrose allergy? Somehow I doubt this exists. Sucrose is basically just glucose and fructose, in the body it splits into these two compounds rather quickly.
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  4708. ***** You can find fructose in many things as well, I don't get why 50% glucose and sucrose bonded together should be any worse than in their non-bonded form as e.g. in honey where you even have more fructose which might be considered worse when it comes to the liver.
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  4709. +UTubeHobby Let me guess: At some point slaverly etc. was OK because these were the times and people wouldn't have accepted a book from a perfect being if it didn't match their already established traditions, right? Well, that is obviously the one of the worst arguments and I am sure those making it know exactly why… (hint, it has to do with the omnipotence part)
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  4710. UTubeHobby I was guessing in advance what classic apologetic arguments you might use. So from your post I can assume you prefer different ones? Please go on.
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  4711. comportment?
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  4712. You aren't even trying.
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  4713. What if non-functionally, i.e. functionally neither?
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  4714. SuperVisor No evidence for a soul.
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  4715. +lana delrey organized?
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  4716. Tybro Alson They have specialized courses for that?
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  4717. Jacobite I don't respect democracy without minority protections. Robert Allen Indeed.
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  4718. But the 2nd council didn't destroy the church, did it?
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  4719. Racecarlock You would still need something like uranium as a starter. 
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  4720. Popular vote with an instant runoff now!
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  4721. What does the C stand for?
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  4722. ***** You can't argue that Putin went against the intention of the Russian constitution.
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  4723. Wearing glasses under there isn't possible? :/
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  4724. Why twice?
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  4725. Guillermo Sanchez No, I stand by it, the irrigation problem can only be solved through more regulation of the cotton producers in Uzbekistan. "Après moi, le déluge" doesn't fly.
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  4726. Daniel DeVito What's 'moving' other than getting from point A to B?
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  4727. Really 60 years? If I remember correctly they weren't so happy about that De Chardin guy was saying at first.
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  4728. Alan Alfaro You can't have any "metaphysical" world totally disjunct from "our" world or it might just as well not exist at all.
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  4729. Alan Alfaro Metaphysical would need to be properly defined but anyways like I said when there are points where the "physical" and the "metaphysical" world touch then obviously these could be studied. If you are living in a 2d world you can still study the shadows 3d objects throw onto your world.
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  4730. Alan Alfaro Huh? Are you trying to invoke the ontological argument? You can think of an island therefore it exists? If not then please be more specific, shouldn't be hard.
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  4731. Alan Alfaro  > Who knows, they might soon find the connection, and even disprove anything to do with the metaphysical; I don't quite know what you mean, but whatever they might find it might not be considered "metaphysical" (anymore). > Or are you going to deny that when it comes to sub atomic particles, and many of their behaviors, that we aren't completely mystified (thus far)? Yes, there are unknowns. No reason to shove complicated stuff like gods, fairies and magic in there. Keep it simple, Occam's-razor-simple.
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  4732. Jason Holloway Maybe by trying their twitter handle etc? But seriously if it's so many celebrities at once it seems odd. :/
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  4733. joshua mandala Turtleneck? How does a turtleneck vulva look like?
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  4734. Olivia Harrison Larger on average?
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  4735. Relation to this story? Or should I mark your comment as spam?
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  4736. MrApplewine  > I don't agree, there is real truth in science. Where? Mind to bring an example and I will tell you how it's not entirely certain, how people might have just attributed things to this explanation, etc.… How we might be all living in Plato's cave… You can't entirely dismiss it based on objectively since I would claim that there is nothing objective…
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  4737. MrApplewine Don't you want to assume the world is as it seems to be to you?  "I want it, therefore it is." Can I also assume you don't want to see humans as the cause for global warming because it would inference with your wish for seclusion, every one for himself unless one explicitly chooses otherwise? I have yet to see one Ayn Rand supporter acknowledge the problems that come with resources that can only be shared.
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  4738. MrApplewine I quoted Rand for you? You missed that? How do you know you aren't the one who is trying to bend reality to his will? 
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  4739. +Letzbehonest Some do, most don't.
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  4740. Actually the president does have a lot of power compared to similar posts in other countries, e.g. Germany.
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  4741. So why couldn't they decide sooner?
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  4742. Ukraine
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  4743. Do they communicate through this or do you mean the electromagnetic radiation that every electric (and even non-electric, e.g. brakes in cars) machinery emits?
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  4744. +Duron Wise https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/November_2015_Paris_attacks#Identification
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  4745. Who was asking for representation?
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  4746. grinningchicken  > He specified forcing people to accept religion is wrong Except when they are pagans?
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  4747. ***** How about Muslem, Mussulman or Mohammedan?
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  4748. The name and the photo of the nuclear football guy is already public… :/
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  4749. Nebel Heim It would happen at some point anyway. 
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  4750. Nebel Heim So you are talking about the case when there is a negative birth rate then? 
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  4751. Oops, I meant population growth.
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  4752. rep5281 What about open-mindedness to the possibility of no religion being correct?
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  4753. rep5281 What about slavery?
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  4754. Douglas Dawson "Ignorance" towards what?
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  4755. So now that some country does something stupid (for which I think it should be attacked) I guess that means that my country should get rid of its nukes and be defenseless against real threats?
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  4756. terry wright Fossils don't show everything and certainly changes in that relatively short time period as well. You claimed people say they were *exactly* the same.
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  4757. Zach taylor  > Do you know what happened in the DAYS OF NOAH Probably the same rules as nowadays applies unless we have evidence of the contrary? If you claim people lived 300 years bring some evidence but please not the laughable kind.
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  4758. Zach taylor followers of John 
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  4759. Actually I heard about a 4k monitor really made up of two panels, really odd.
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  4760. ***** How would you take a brain that's just mush?
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  4761. DiverseLA  > by the people electoral college
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  4762. > We live in a representative democracy, not a direct democracy. Even if you would vote directly it would still be a representative democracy since politicians are meant to represent the will of the people.
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  4763. Both under same conditions? Not in a way where the one could dry up faster than the other?
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  4764. They will argue that inequality in one direction because of inequality in another leads to more equality.
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  4765. rockheimr Indeed, Icke is one of them and every once in a while guest on Alex' show. 
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  4766. Coos Oorlog > thus reinforces gender stereotypes So if it showed male scientists it also would be sexist to you? (you know, males are logical trope)
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  4767. But only some time later. WP: "The pericope is not found in any place in any of the earliest surviving Greek Gospel manuscripts; neither in the two 3rd century papyrus witnesses to John - P66 and P75; nor in the 4th century Codex Sinaiticus and Vaticanus, although all four of these manuscripts may acknowledge the existence of the passage via diacritical marks at the spot. The first surviving Greek manuscript to contain the pericope is the Latin/Greek diglot Codex Bezae of the late 4th or early 5th century."
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  4768. handalboy Norm is always tense and the other guy is new.
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  4769. +GoodTimesWithAhmed If missing one day is hard then the school system is broken. What about those that are sick or are away for funeral etc.? And I thought the US had a modern school system, more similar to university.
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  4770. GoodTimesWithAhmed Well, all absences should be excused. What should matter are test results.
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  4771. +Yaser Farid He talked about the Torah at this point.
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  4772. +Yaser Farid > Quran does not speak about segregation of sexes What about the inheritance rules?
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  4773. Yaser Farid It's a discrimination based on sex, someone is treated differently based on his/her sex.
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  4774. Brade Dorsal cut?
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  4775. It's not cheaper.
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  4776. Floydthefuckbag Is it kosher?
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  4777. You would look at a  case-by-case basis where they allegedly "abandoned" it, you can't claim the whole constitution and government body ceases to be effect.
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  4778. googleslocik Public domain would normally include every use under the copyright. laws Shakor77 I am not sure whether her personal rights (including the rights on the images featuring her) aren't separate from the copyrights in the US system.
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  4779. Video compression glitch.
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  4780. It's simply a Debian on an ARM, of course you can compile for it, right on the device or better yet, set up a cross-compile environment at your home PC. In the case of Debian systems that's quite easy (since the different architectures share the same std. libraries and library versions).
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  4781. Levin Be Well, the Surface 2 was a totally closed-off system and the Windows version probably wasn't very optimized for it (after all they ported it in quite a hurry) and let go pretty soon (no idea what Microsoft was thinking there). Oh and your smartphone probably also is an ARM BTW. Performance depends on a lot of variables but generally it's comparable to the newest Intel Atoms and just like with them passive cooling often suffices. > so can it run on an arm the same way it runs on 64? Not sure what you mean by that. Do you mean whether every package is also available on ARM? Yes, AFAIK pretty much all packages in the Debian package manager also exists for ARM, see for yourself at: https://packages.debian.org/stable/ (Click though until you come to a package and see below whether a download for the ARM architecture also exists).
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  4782. Levin Be > smartphones, and somehow u cant install a full operating system on these If the boot loader is unlocked you pretty much can, only some drivers might be a problem (because you normally don't have the source code for them). For the device presented in the video this should be no problem. > Im pretty much still a noob when it comes to things like that have to educate myself way more since I want to become an application developer. Well, this is the realm of embedded systems, if you plan on only creating e.g. enterprise Java apps then this is of less relevance for you. But knowing about e.g. Raspberry pis and such is quite handy and you can do a lot of stuff with them (e.g. I have one as a security camera which also acts as a 4G-to-WIFI hotspot).
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  4783. stabgod This is more like a Raspi and less like an Arduino, therefore much less constrained so you don't need much of this kind of knowledge (of course always depends on what you are trying to do).
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  4784. bulbinking I stopped at "geneticists can now track along an individual’s genome, and assign each segment to an African or European ancestor, an exercise that would be impossible if race did not have some basis in biological reality." Horrible straw man. The question is not whether you can or can't make a distinction but whether it's reasonable, objective and not arbitrary and subjective. It's a "biological reality" people have different amounts of melanin in their outer skin, sooo? I don't see people classifying all albinos (and Ginger people) together… Oh and I am far from being in the social studies or similar field.
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  4785. bulbinking > Well, you certainly aren't a biologist, or geneticist, or even a medical doctor...or a forensics scientist...... I bet not even in the US all but the last learn about some "race" classification, because there isn't the one holy absolute one. If there was one you surely could tell me how many "races" exactly there are, right? ;) > its pretty much universally understood > universally LOL, at most it's understood as • a subjective, arbitrary, non-standardized classification in some parts of the world (e.g. the US where AFAIK police will tick on their forms what race a suspect/etc. belongs to from his/her looks) • an old word for "ethnic group" which itself a wibly-wobbly term but at least it's clear that it's not biology but rather has to do with identity, culture and such bleh • pseudoscience from the 19th century > Certain genetic traits are either more strongly linked, or exclusively linked to certain groups of people. Period. Like those with and those with or without lactose intolerance, recessive sickle-cell disease, susceptibility to lupus, right? Nope, you arbitrarily choose some visible traits e.g. the the amount of melanin in the other skin and similarly for your classification. It's arbitrary, why not the earlobes? Did you notice they are fused in some people? :->
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  4786. Can't you basically say this about any problem? At some point every problem will solve itself, somehow…
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  4787. Bsmith OG  Who's the liberal?
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  4788. The background is about something from group theory or other algebraic structures?
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  4789. Cenky Wenky Look who's trolling.
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  4790. Wayne Ekeh You do realize that some things are theoretically possible but practically impossible?
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  4791. YamiShadow Kitty > but it's such a weak theory when you try to apply it as a universal. Isn't it the simpler explanation to assume that it applies everywhere? Occam's razor. 
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  4792. YamiShadow Kitty > Universal claims are the hardest to make for anything. But it's quite reasonable to live as if certain things were universally true, e.g. that the universe existed last Thursday just like 5 seconds ago. We can't dismiss solipsism but there is no value in considering it.
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  4793. YamiShadow Kitty I would argue we don't hold people responsible just for the sake of it but because it works in creating a better society. And it works no matter whether there is a "free" will or not. I still don't see how determinism should change anything.
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  4794. YamiShadow Kitty > It seems to be just an argument that the herd is more important than its parts. The herd is important for its parts, we are social creatures.
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  4795. YamiShadow Kitty  > You don't seem to understand the nature of the relationship you're proposing between the individual and the collective. All I am saying is that it's good for us to be social and build societies with rules. Without it you don't come as far. It's pragmatic to hold people accountable.
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  4796. YamiShadow Kitty > just arbitrarianism given a polite name. It's a fact that a society works better when people are held accountable, you disagree?
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  4797. YamiShadow Kitty If there are reasons why it shouldn't be universally applicable then we need to find it out just like with the fish and the water, the null hypothesis should be that it is universal
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  4798. Deb Ona > I am claiming that our current collection of scientific evidence does not exclude the possibility completely. When does/would it ever do? You can't completely exclude solipsism (e.g. that you are a brain in a vat) but that does not mean it is reasonable to assume it to be true. Unless there is exceptional good evidence I consider it unreasonable.
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  4799. YamiShadow Kitty > Why should we care about civil society if people aren't accountable for what they do? We should care because we want a society we feel better in. > would you not say that evolution should probably cull it over the following generations? If there is at least some selective pressure/advantage, sure. > We can't simply live by instinct. Depending on how you define instinct I might argue that we pretty much are, even when we are behaving rationally. > Without free will, there is no such thing as accountability, as you grant. Do I? I really don't remember doing so. I am just saying there is no absolute accountability. It is up to us and the goals we want to achieve. > What follows from this is that there is also no necessity of holding people accountable There is a necessity in order to have a better society. > To do so would be like eating, if there were no physiological or taste based need. People want to feel better, like they do in a better society. > What you need to do is justify the claim that we can keep something just because it's practical or pragmatic. Under what grounds and for what reasons? Under "what grounds and for what reasons" should a believer strive for the carrot (heaven) instead of the stick (hell)? In order to feel better. Same goes for why we should strive for a better society, in order to feel better. > We don't just lose accountability with causal determinism, but also any notion of values in an overarching sense. What is "values in an overarching sense" even supposed to mean? >  Why should we even CARE about the fact that someone was raped, or murdered? Because if we do and act correctly then in the end it leads to a better society. > but it's not like she had a choice anyways. In a society with accountability it's less likely, that's what should count. > Murder supposes an intentional act. If we aren't responsible for what we do, how can we do something "intentionally"? We should be held responsible for what we do in order to get a better society. (BTW, I can't stop thinking about how this discussion would go if you were talking to a Calvinists; if I remember correctly they conclude determinism from their belief that god is almighty [omnipotent] and thus all-knowing [omniscient] and therefore knew all outcomes when he created everything while having the power to choose any other outcome with no outcome being impossible for him because of his omnipotence. By this he predetermined all outcomes including every outcome of our thinking.) > Why on earth should we punish both? We shouldn't, it would lead to a worse society. (I know I am starting to sound like a robot but it's fun how the pragmatic/utilitarian approach to things is always possible, I still haven't seen you present good arguments against it.) BTW, I can't remember that I really argued against "free will", normally I will only argue for determinism (except when "determinism" is defined as solely what we pesky humans can "determine" about previous events) and have a discussion about the definition of "free will" where I would then present my definition of free will as something describing a feeling or state of mind rather than an absolute concept (works quite well unlike when people try to define the "absolute free" where you can always poke holes into it, try it yourself).
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  4800. Wayne Ekeh Huh, why do you think so? What is conscious/subconscious has hardly to do with the particles in our brains per se but more with different brain areals.
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  4801. > No, because there is no evidence? Exactly, as long as there isn't any one shouldn't take the position of assuming things.
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  4802. > then it should be forced To both sexes, right?
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  4803. Jesse Stebbins Funny, I thought that as well in the beginning (when I watched my first videos of them) but now I don't notice it any more.
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  4804. AFAIK you are mixing up there something, the illuminati had a own I believe, you are thinking of the god symbol popular with the freemasons, the eyes in the pyramid.
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  4805. millionmarch You are outing yourself as creationist when he's talking about genetics?
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  4806. +SystematicChaos713 What did they do in the name of Arab nationalism? I can think only of some hijackings.
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  4807. +Thomas Torsvik Horses are slow.
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  4808. Why would that blow the fuse? Don't you use your 400V three-phase installation for that? Isn't that 32A so 400x32 = 12.8 kW and therefore more than enough?
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  4809. Don't forget ping-pong and car racing.
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  4810. NickBlackDIN  > I've dated women who were jobless, and I supported them, becouse I got love back. why can't it be vice-versa Because it would be unusual.
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  4811. 5:14 Wow, real Mars sand!
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  4812. I would have suggested the menorah but this is an even better idea!
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  4813. Just wondering, do astronauts and high-speed plane pilots suffer long-term from what they do?
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  4814. > Female genital mutilation has never been anything but inhumane Arguments like less smegma might apply there as well. >  It's usually done when a girl is near her teens Source please? Anyways, that's when Muslims do it in males. > The reduced sexual gratification from male circ is bs. That's what the proponents of some forms of FGM claim. Would you disagree with them?
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  4815. OH MY GOD JC! A BOMB!!
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  4816. YTN3rd I heard similar stories in the past before they had 18+
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  4817. ausraider They had to customize them for the Australian market, see the linked wiki page. 
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  4818. but isn't it old and worn-down?
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  4819. amoscarmel  Pressure governments to enact don't-route-through-countries-without-NN laws. Germany played with a similar idea (in this case because of the NSA and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Safe_Harbor_Privacy_Principles running out) and the ensuing backlash from US corporations and the US government showed that the US wasn't OK with such ideas.
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  4820. amoscarmel NN = net neutrality. 
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  4821. Wow, 20% downvotes currently, why is that?
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  4822. When no particle will ever interact with another one it makes no difference whether there is any other particle, in fact it makes no difference whether there is the single particle, that's as good as nothing.
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  4823. Well, dressing up as animals is an ancient tradition found all over the world.
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  4824. Kurtis C. There are slow and fast Android phones, what's your point? How about comparing similar price ranges?
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  4825. Kurtis C. You made it seem like you thought all Android phones were slow. 
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  4826. Lightspeed What scientific studies of transgendered people are you thinking about? Those showing different brain structures? Well,. what's the effect and what the cause?
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  4827. Alan Garcia So trans-race-identity is possible according to you?
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  4828. sailornaruto39 I think this wouldn't work out in the long-term because of acclimatization to it so you would need higher and higher doses with increased side effects.
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  4829. ***** And on some image board they say that there is even a video of it floating around, he's famous.
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  4830. ***** >  Firs time I hear that about anti-depressants. 15 seconds: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antidepressant#Sexual
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  4831. DRAGONwhisperer69 A cover from what? From tu quoque fallacies? Well, then you shouldn't rely on such fallacies in the first place, you can't have a serious discussion like that.
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  4832. not every bite is equally poisonous, not every individual is (probably depends also on diet), …
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  4833. Duke00x  > And anyone that got ahold of the encryption algorithm (with time) or the algorithm made to break the encryption one would be able to break it on all iphones not just this one. > Meaning all iphones would be free game for them. Yes, with the right software. But only because the passwords being numbers-only are pretty weak.
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  4834. Luke-Antra  > but depending on how strong the encryption is this can take years Depending on how secure the password is, digits only isn't very secure.
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  4835. sevret313  > And you can't bypass the 10 tries mechanism? You can if you can readout the data directly, you would have to carefully remove the chip storing the encryption key and read it out manually.
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  4836. obamer Hello enlightened brother!
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  4837. Pet My Bear > nobody has ever brute forced 128-bit AES encryption, let alone 192 / 256 bit AES encryption. You brute force the password, not the encryption. The best encryption (+hash alg. to get a key) isn't worth much with a weak password, only digits is weak.
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  4838. seriously smooth serial killer > but you all don't know shit about shit even though you talk out of your asses Why would that not apply to you?
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  4839. Death2Evil He might have thought about the story of Iran where they talked homosexual people into getting reassignment surgery.
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  4840. Death2Evil But they themselves might be led into thinking that something is wrong in that sense. And I can totally see how this could also happen in the US depending on who someone comes in contact with.
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  4841. Niko Obermayr Could you say German-speaking EFF?
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  4842. makeupaddict0817 Oh I see, you are afraid to have your beliefs challenged.
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  4843. De facto it might still cause problems from the goverment in some of those light blue countries… North Korea? Also what about provincial laws in e.g. Indonesia, …?
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  4844. Fay Bee Electrical fire, so they disabled everything (including transponder and autopilot) then the depressurization happened. 
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  4845. Fay Bee To circumvent a storm? Because they changed to a height for that direction?
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  4846. If the constitution calls for democratic primaries, how can it allow brokered conventions?
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  4847. +V Marius Is DNA dead?
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  4848. Hooked noses are still hooked.
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  4849. Simran Simran  > that is what the game is about just that both genders should get  to be criminals and victims. that is all Fair enough but you would still get many groups of people that aren't represented, trans native Americans with a disability for example (and maybe also otherkin).
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  4850. Simran Simran  > Where's the misogyny? Anita might say that because killing is a masculine trait it's also misogyny simply because even when there are female characters they are being like males. ;) Quotes from her (in this form because of another discussion where someone wouldn't believe she was talking about cause and effect): Cause: "In patriarchal society, masculine traits are socially valued over female traits" Effect: "strong women […] embody many masculine traits, making them more pleasing to networks and advertisers." Cause: "[having] female roles that are viewed as strong and empowered embody many masculine identified traits" Effect: "maintaining a patriarchal division of gender roles" Cause: "Placing women in […] non-traditional roles [as leaders etc.]" Effect: "more acceptable for women to emulate masculine power dynamics, not necessarily a positive step towards solid, complex and positive representations of women"
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  4851. Simran Simran I know she isn't just wanted to show you that even when you are in favor of equal representation in this game (when it comes to binary gender) she isn't on your side. :P 
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  4852. +joshua stevenson Why not both?
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  4853. Tayeb Elshaikh  Was Michael Jackson cured when he converted?
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  4854. +nadoeloiskat > In the Quran, there are many stories, which resembles the Biblical ones. And the Bible itself is retelling older stories…
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  4855. Mew ミュウ It's a not-so-rare defect with the vocal chords. Maybe it made him feel more insecure and thus more prone to such acts.
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  4856. blistified came.
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  4857. Dominick7 Huh?
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  4858. Dominick7 What  exactly would you get without a fundament? What can I compare the universe to?
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  4859. ***** what would you do otherwise?
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  4860. Roberto Mercado What about fish?
    1
  4861. Roberto Mercado Huh, there is more than just sea fish.
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  4862. Nathan Casey > Why would we get heart disease if we weren't herbivores? Why not? Are you claiming non-herbivores don't get it?
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  4863. AFAIK it depends on how you store it as well, so if you store it well you can move that threshold. They might set the threshold with the assumption that people have them in their wallets day in and day out.
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  4864. thowedmixa I thought they didn't produce these types of condoms anymore? Anyways, I am sure these are more expensive and not the ones related to this story. 
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  4865. risainternet  Wouldn't it be a bit late for debates then?
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  4866. Jill Stein  They don't pull equally.
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  4867. laptop webcam?
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  4868. andrew dacunto But distancing from what? From the non-believe in god(s) or just being public about it? OP specifically said that what changed was he/she considered him-/herself to be.
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  4869. +punkybrewstar83 Implying only men…?
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  4870. Raptor Jesus If the majority is OK with unethical behavior then the majority is crap, that's why minority (that includes individual) protections are needed otherwise the majority could e.g. kill/enslave the minority. 
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  4871. freedom1322009101  > you have know expectation of privacy in a public place. I think there are very much limits to this. Also it depends on the jurisdiction.
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  4872. I heard he nearly became the pope last time, so maybe simply this time a certain wing of those voting became the majority. Some of them (esp. those that maybe swinged) might very well have done it for pragmatic reasons, considering that the last pope wasn't particular popular.
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  4873. RIP H.R.Giger
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  4874. Wow, I feel sorry for this guy, first he has to answer Norm's "why should people buy this" question which he already has a hard time really answering and then he apparently is barred from giving technical details (or has no idea).
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  4875. Interesting. Do you also pronounce it every time?
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  4876. Awe Art Except the last one of course. 
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  4877. mandeepthebest sidhu  > but vast number of muslims are not beheading people There is a difference between actively and passively supporting something.
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  4878. Brimar7 You mean he sent it to the person accidentally?
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  4879. TheRuzenqures > Dont you think "they" would have do something about It? They rely on Turkey, NATO would not even do anything if Turkey were to move into part of Cyprus. ;)
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  4880. TheRuzenqures I know Turkey does not, I was just presenting an example where NATO might clear where their priorities are, it's against things outside the NATO and never for things inside it.
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  4881. Are the morals of Muslims or Mormons any more or less objective to you?
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  4882. MauricXe > I am only explaining the Christian position So it's only "objective" according to a certain position, I got news for you, it's not *objective* then… 
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  4883. Well, the position that it would be "objective" would be bonkers then for the reasons mentioned.
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  4884. Physically is worldly, either something is connected to our "world", or it isn't, your shouting (CAPS LOCK) isn't going to change it. Besides your cancer story is bullocks.
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  4885. jayla simien Thank you. Still no need to shout.
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  4886. Mat Broomfield Copyright essentially protects creative expressions. The right to ones image is different and not very strong in the US.
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  4887. TheAtheistPaladin That's the difference between a conscription and a volunteer military.
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  4888. What's up with 3d tracking and molecule building always? I have seen this from okreylos others before. Is this such an important field? I would consider bran surgery more important (and funnily enough I saw a presentation of a brain surgery learning app [for tables] presented at a recent conference). ;)
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  4889. +Sir Gerbil Macintosh > and nobody is saying that it does. TYT pretty much implied it.
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  4890. BTW, does someone remember Trump's "ice" bucket challenge video using fake ice?
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  4891. +LoKi Vlogs What if someone from the same country does so?
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  4892. Just wondering: Federal law does not dictate how states decide on how the electors ought to vote, right? Does federal state even regulate whether states have to be democratic in that regard?
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  4893. I was asking about the constitution or other federal law, not the executive.
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  4894. 1/10, and funnily enough Ana for a long time wouldn't call herself a non-believer and there are certainly some Christian people in front of the camera, have a look at PopTrigger
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  4895. MORE1500 Who are many? 
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  4896. MORE1500 I know you are quoting someone but I ask you, what does "materialism" even mean, AFAIK there is not clear-cut definition/distinction.
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  4897. TDMFAN > For example, that the human brain has formed Isn't that neurology?
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  4898. 0117CloutBOSS Maniac > democratically elected When the last time?
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  4899. Ricky Thompson > No elections in Britain from 1935-1945 due to a state of war That's really interesting and first time I heard about that. I know the UK system is strange but this is just beyond strange, if all parties agree then they can simply decide not to do elections, how absurd. But hey, at least they didn't terrorize/kill people from opposing parties before forming such a block. > perhaps democratic rights have been suspended in Gaza because of how Israel keeps bombing it indiscriminately Well, when they had their last election also not everything was rosy. There was the UN and I am sure they would be there again if they decided to ever have elections again. > Who knows, but perhaps the bombing only furthers support for Hamas anyway. Could be very well true. Still at this point I don't consider them to be in power democratically any more.
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  4900. HONORGUARD308 It says 8 times in the article.
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  4901. Juan Osorno It'a all a conspiracy!!!111one Only Alex Jones and his Tangy Tangerine and Iodine can help us, right?
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  4902. ***** > those building did NOT pancake down Indeed they didn't, it didn't fall down entirelly straight and parts remained. > the idea that the top 20% of the building completly obliterated the bottom 80% of the two main towers is very hard to swallow When you have a chain reaction many things can happen. >  And don't you think its strange that only one day in the history of steel framed buildings did fire weaken and bring down a structure...and on that day three went down? Nope, building high buildings is hard, that's why it took so long to get to the point where we could do that. Try building it out of bricks it won't work, you need the right materials/methods to fight a lot of forces. Oh and building 7 has partly hollow, hit by debris and a whole side was on fire.
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  4903. MS Surface Studio sells well, don't know to whom though
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  4904. +THE JACK HQ Yes, at the very beginning he said that a non-establishment candidate like him could make it.
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  4905. TYT goes to the arctic?
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  4906. Do they offer exorcisms with happy endings?
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  4907. SameGurl DiffCurl > based on race or class its the same thing to me. Suddenly?
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  4908. fatima xoxo > THEY ARE, why would they blame all their problems on Muslims? Is that what makes something a National Socialist?
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  4909. Doctor? With/without dissertation?
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  4910. Charles Walton > Once something is mixed it ceases to be what it is mixed with - it becomes something new. That's subjective. > But for some reason special rules apply to Black people Because it's subjective.
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  4911. Charles Walton > you would not pleased because you didnt pay for a orange, you paid for a grapefruit. I wouldn't be pleased because I paid for a certain taste. What makes a grapefruit distinct from a orange in this case is the perceived taste. I don't care about other distinct properties at that time, just a selection based on subjective measures. > The waitress would be stupid to say that the difference between an orange and a grapefruit is subjective. No, she wouldn't be, she just wouldn't help the situation. > they are 2 completely different fruits Because we consider them distinct based on certain properties we happen to care about. That selection is not absolute but relative to humans. Going back to your race example: If you were looking at lactose tolerance or sickle-cell anemia potential you might draw the borders between groups of people differently. And what you consider distinct colours also has to do with your perception and therefore your cone cells in your eye.
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  4912. +Aerin Alese Fructose goes through the liver, Cenk is right on that.
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  4913. Juan Osorno How would a proof look like in your opinion?
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  4914. Juan Osorno Speciation has been observed as well, including in a lab setting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciation#Artificial_speciation
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  4915. DEROY CREWS Oh you Muslims…
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  4916. DEROY CREWS > Spiritual Matters and the Physical are 2 different things Nobody has yet been able to tell me where exactly to draw the line between these two or rather how to define the "spiritual". If there was evidence for the "spiritual" would you consider it then physical? > it's a lie, it's just wishful thinking. I think you just say this because you feel like your faith was threatened by it. You disagree?
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  4917. DEROY CREWS How about replying to what I wrote?
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  4918. DEROY CREWS > I will answer with my views OK, I am waiting.
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  4919. Hawabyah No more Deroy, only Pax Prix now.
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  4920. Hawabyah Feel free to mute this post (right-top corner).
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  4921. Hawabyah Uh, I just told you how to shut me up…
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  4922. > The NSA don't have malicious motives themselves. You would say they want to create a safer world and the end justifies the means?
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  4923. ***** Daughters as well?
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  4924. ***** Why? It can get "dirty" under that hood and those around those overhanging flaps. Remember, less mucosa means being considered more hygienic. The drier the merrier.
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  4925. Joshua McLean What makes it not "natural"? Are you even aware how you use this adjective?
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  4926. Bill How much research is enough research? Also what genetic modification methods other than the more targeted ones that fall under the 'GM' umbrella (e.g. by forcing more mutations and see what sticks).
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  4927. Allegedly it works better for some reason.
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  4928. tuseroni Is it true that you still allow for open-air freshwater reservoirs?
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  4929. johnny cash  Is the black stone to be danced around man-made?
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  4930. johnny cash Is it true that every Muslim has to visit the stone to dance around at least once in his life?
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  4931. haiggoh Of course butter and eggs belong there. But bread I don't understand, isn't it too moist in there? (would be great if there was a fridge type that would keep the air dry in there). When I have too much bread and then I would freeze it at most. But you can really only do it with rye or mixed bread IMHO. > everything stays fresh longer in the fridge Ever put bananas in there? Especially if they aren't entirely ripe yet? They will stay unripe and be worse in taste even if you take them out later.
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  4932. ***** Actually it was recognized in the past until the PRC became representative of "China".
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  4933. Your arguments seem very sound, Mr. ClaimAmerica4Christ man sir. :->
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  4934. a gun in his trunk?
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  4935. +omar nasser Why would hadiths be needed if the Quran was perfect?
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  4936. +Yessin A You can only think about so many things. What's when there is a problem with the water supply, how long would the city stay inhabited? Did you know that Rome used to be one of the most populous cities in the world and then shrunk dramatically to the size of a little town at some point simply because of conflicts that led to food supply issues?
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  4937. ***** > It depends on what it says, not how it's interpenetrated. And what is says against depends on the interpretation. > when it clearly depends on the context If you consider a certain hadith authentic then there isn't much wiggle-room for "context".
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  4938. HeadsetRuler Not by taking out the battery?
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  4939. TheIcyPheonix  > We take the route of almost no chance of getting humanity destroyed. Kill them?
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  4940. Of course you should, since the assumption is that every person knows (and understands) every law (and thus you can't claim that you don't know it), I am not kidding.
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  4941. Shia or Sunni Islam?
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  4942. +Biggie Brown What truth?
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  4943. ***** Shia Islam, right?
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  4944. Awais Farooq What Sunni schools in particular?
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  4945. ***** Please don't shout. 
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  4946. Walker Miller It shows "footprints" from our ancestors in our bodies. And what you consider human or not might be subjective, so any gradual change is hardly noticeable, let's say if we would select more for large eyes now, then the average eye size would increase and at some point someone might say from the future might say in hindsight that this was the time period when humans became anime persons but that does not mean that you can pinpoint exactly when the first anime person was born.
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  4947. Jack Meoff How does it matter how "refined" they are? In most humans maltodextrin simply turns into glucose, just like starch.
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  4948. Do you even read replies? You didn't react to the answer on the other video. Can it be that you are just copy-pasting stuff?
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  4949. Wonder where that word came from, but apparently it's indeed older than the "spinner" from NeXTSTEP and then OS X.
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  4950. You consider the unification church Christian?
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  4951. Seems like he was a casting couch.
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  4952. Which government? You make it sound like there was only the US.
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  4953. ***** Fun fact: According to some definitions of "rape" it's very unlikely she did that.
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  4954. +Tea and Medals IKR, normally they are so good everything…
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  4955. He would have no reason to "care" about anything more (or less for that fact) since it doesn't matter when he's all-powerful etc. ;)
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  4956. > ban the Russian language Not being official anymore on the federal level is not the same as banning it. > which 97% of Crimea speaks BS.
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  4957. alphakraker .  > dissolving the democrat/republican false dichotomy A new would form in no time thanks to first-past-the-post voting.
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  4958. >  Mk ultra mind control Blue pills Haha, what? Did AJ tell you that?
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  4959. DeagleBeagle Nose-job long. ;)
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  4960. TheJttv Do you also need to learn about packing optimization?
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  4961. TheJttv Well, it's impossible find an optimal packaging there in many cases so you have to find a good enough solution, are you doing that by hand or with the help of some algorithm?
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  4962. EvilEmpireStudios Hitler's birthday
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  4963. http://www.snopes.com/autos/hazards/gasvapor.asp
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  4964. Wasn't Ana wearing a huge gold watch for a long time?
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  4965. ***** You meant the last supper.
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  4966. Like the fox and the grapes.
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  4967. Hazmatkiller777 > _god does not hate and when god doesn't hate then it's not in the bible_ Huh? 
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  4968. Stupid Loud Pack > We all gotta make assumptions. Some assumptions are more reasonable than others…
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  4969. Ugh, no completion state display, no room for feedback…
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  4970. ***** OK, then make the surrogate mother plushy, I heard that helps: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~adoption/studies/HarlowMLE.htm And concerning the mother, simply create a robot baby for her.
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  4971. synette They haven't not gonna elaborate but i'm just saying.
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  4972. dust bowl…
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  4973. +Croter8ment They are supporting the most likely candidate against Trump.
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  4974. +Tiayneasha Jackson Maybe you could do other services behind the front-line serving the war efforts, e.g. social work or work in shell factories.
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  4975. william h. > women are attracted to men's chests just like men are attracted to women's breasts. Source pls.
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  4976. Sach966 And French, I like the sound of it in French. But it's simply outdated, just like "orientals".
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  4977. asmRTPOP What food? Fish?
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  4978. Jeremy S Heh.
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  4979. Jeroen Bollen What if votes are added?
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  4980. Jeroen Bollen What about going there with money but checking whether the correct vote is cast?
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  4981. how many sexes are there? based on what?
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  4982. jamal namal > they will convenient pass of XY for male Funny enough there are cases where even with XY you get something generally considered a female, either in the sense of more borderline or more similar to a single X (with all the problems).
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  4983. PaulBodyBuilder Alex Jones, is that you?
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  4984. For bacteria that is. We don't have that much of an issue with quite salty/sugary stuff (if we drink enough). What do you think of honey?
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  4985. Less than Ana's.
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  4986. Holly Everdeen Hills > she did not have a mental disorder But if the body didn't matched the brain (so to speak), then isn't that something being out of order? I mean you wouldn't want to fix something that is in order. > shes a girl dont you DARE call her a he Some womyn might say she lived a life of a priviliged male and therefore should first earn womyns' trust before entering their safe spaces… OK, I'm sorta trolling now.
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  4987. ***** > DNA built him exactly as it intended. The mind on the other hand is trickier to build and is largely subjective in the womb to the hormones the mother provides it. Citation needed. Seriously, AFAIK research is far from being able to make such clear-cut statements. > Their was nothing wrong with his male body. We don't know, but could very well be. > The mind was what was fucked. The only reason you want to live in that fantasy is because it's probably impossible to force the brain Could be, if you buy into the gendered brain hypothesis. totallu > there was no he in the story leelah alcorn was a girl you fucking transphobic piece of trash IMHO, you are really not helping the discussion this way. Tell ***** that it would be decent to refer to the person the way she wished it.
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  4988. Holly Everdeen Hills Bronies? By some considered to be a "toxic misogynistic community with a persecution complex"?(http://sjwiki.org/wiki/Brony)
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  4989. BlackMambakins You know where that 72 raisin thing came from? Interesting story but hardly any Muslims believe that.
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  4990. fatima xoxo > That sounds like he got them executed for fun. Every single battle fought was justified.  Not all listed there were killed in what could be even remotely considered "battle". Don't make such assumptions.
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  4991. Sarsgaard M He is right in that it's not just the Quran that matters for the vast majority of Muslims, they consider the Quran alone insufficient and also base their beliefs on oral traditions (hadiths).
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  4992. Sarsgaard M That people might justify their heinous actions based on what is written in those hadiths. Those hadiths listed on the website mentioned before, the website fatima xoxo refused to take a closer look at (for which you upvoted her).
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  4993. Sarsgaard M It could be used as a justification for this crime here.
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  4994. Sarsgaard M http://wikiislam.net/wiki/List_of_Killings_Ordered_or_Supported_by_Muhammad
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  4995. Wolfgang benale The sources are authentic.
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  4996. Diddy Doe Shut up, I'm trying to make him think. I want to point out the problems with omnipotence in relationship to free will.
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  4997. Just like those kids didn't need to work in those coal mines.
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  4998. ***** They make sure he survives 950. It's what they love to do.
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  4999. Name Display What do you consider brutal? [Removed link]
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  5000. Roronoa Zoro It isn't? OK, I trust you. I just copied what someone else in this comments section posted and didn't check. At least it might show how the result of beating with a stick especially on the back of legs looks like.
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  5001. Derek Redman > "it doesn't mean a believer can't hold office... fuckin moron" It doesn't make it illegal, it's against the idea of it though if that person would rather follow Sharia law than the actual law.
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  5002. Is it really that massive? Comparable to California?
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  5003. How it's: My religion, my rules!
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  5004. What was the one where they absurdly hopped around in this horrible lava CGI world so that it looked like a computer game?
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  5005. Except on the southern hemisphere. ;)
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  5006. rockyblacksmith > A single human should never be unquestionable  Except if he's (allegedly) the son of gawd and only through belief in him and not just good deeds can you come into heaven. ;)
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  5007. rockyblacksmith Well, if he is the son of god then and god is considered to be the highest instance then I don't see how he wouldn't be considered unquestionable. 
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  5008. Hayley Cropperstein And cloths of two fabrics? 
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  5009. keving52002 Masons are upstanding god-believers, you would love them
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  5010. keving52002 > some maybe not It would be against their rules to not be, you need to be at the very least a deist. > i personally seen them do evil wicked things to people for no fucking justified reason You don't need to be an "unbeliever" to do that, in fact being a believer might make you feel better about yourself when being a dick.
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  5011. u so clever
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  5012. Anthony Serocco Are polytheists also considered "comrades in faith"? "Literally"?
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  5013. Dash of awesome Nah, most are neutral. It's only when one is negative that we are more likely to notice it.
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  5014. Dash of awesome From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutation#Beneficial_mutations: "Studies have shown that only 7% of point mutations in non-coding DNA of yeast are deleterious and 12% in coding DNA are deleterious. The rest of the mutations are either neutral or slightly beneficial."
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  5015. Dash of awesome  Like I said: > It's only when one [mutation] is negative that we are more likely to notice it.
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  5016. FreeSudani So you are saying god made a mistake in creating transgendered people?
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  5017. younguy1979 A YouTube video you say! :O  Then it must be true!!! :-> > just because you don't see signals coming to your cellphone, doesn't mean it's all harmless. Just because visible light is visible electromagnetic radiation (of higher power than cell phones BTW) does not mean that it's harmless either. But we aren't talking about the part of the spectrum (in relation to the visible light one) where UV radiation is (which is ionizing) but about the other one, that's where "cell phone radiation" is located, next to infrared. 
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  5018. Gays might not come to Arizona?
    1
  5019. Then you should contact that site.
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  5020. Dick Santorum > you think they will just comply? They should the ones legally bound to do so instead of Google.
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  5021. Dick Santorum I meant "asking" in the same sense people will be asking Google now to take down things. 
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  5022. Anonymous And the world is the center of the universe and we are the center of creation, full of oneself much? 
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  5023. ***** You practically asked for it, at least you could've cited a source. 
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  5024. > Jewish is a religion, not a race Nutzis disagree! ;)
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  5025. I wonder how many people this applies to.
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  5026. A federalist world government? Well, would hardly work out…
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  5027. +Steve Holt Public nudity is banned for how it makes people feel.
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  5028. Steve Holt That's why it's being called "*indecent* exposure"? :->
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  5029. ***** > If you believe that G-d created a bunch of rules for you to live by, and someone comes in and breaks down all those rules.. She does not believe that the deity intended the rules as-is. Religions like Islam are here to stay, why not reform them? > That's why if you go to all the left-wing churches in America, they are all empty. I don't think that's true. > A church that doesn't believe in a concrete unchangeable right and wrong, is a church that doesn't have a purpose for existing. In the end it's always up for interpretation and what interpretation is currently popular changes all the time. > then why believe in anything? If you by "believe" you mean blind faith in an ideology then I agree. There is no good reason for this type of "belief".
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  5030. ***** > [sky diving and egan society examples] Sure, there are certain defining factors that aren't up for interpretations, e.g. there being a Christ figure in Christianity. > Similarly, you don't get to just 'interpret" whatever the heck you want our religion to be, and try and change it. Heh. Does the Bible (esp. the OT) condone slavery? You see, that's an example of something where you have to bend the texts a to mean something else or simply declare those parts to be not valid any more (which would still mean that it was valid and moral at some time). There are numerous other similar examples.
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  5031. ***** > The Bible does condone slavery. That's your interpretation, to me Exodus 21 and Leviticus 19 and 25 are pretty clear in their support of slavery (not even mentioning the numerous stories involving virgin war brides). Inb4, the NT also does a bad job at being clearly against it, Slaves are instructed to be obedient to their masters and there is the parable of the faithful servant… > You work at a job? I talk about owning people. I am sure you don't equate these things when you had a choice between being a slave and working a job… > Or why would it say in the 7th year they could go freely, without paying anything? That's not true for all slaves. You do realize a lot of distinctions are made, e.g. whether someone is an Israelite or not? Whether he married and got children while enslaved? Whether bought from another nation or not? And don't even get me started on gender… I hope you are just being ignorant and not disingenuous. BTW, don't get me wrong, I am happy that you are following a reformist interpretation. Reformism is important, in Islam, just like in Judaism, Christianity and Mormonism. And latter has the nifty benefit that their "pope" can't just update the official interpretation but also the articles of faith themselves, now blacks can enter their holy sites as well! So once reformists like her become quite popular their pope will get suddenly get a holy inspiration.
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  5032. ***** > You didn't read what I said, did you? :D   I said, the Bible DOES condone slavery.  The Bible is not 'clearly against it'. Oops, mea culpa, I stand corrected. You are first person admitting that it does, somehow I wasn't expecting this, heh. > And I still support the Bible.  :)   That was the law of Israel. Ugh. What an immoral law, only an evil god could come up with such laws. BTW, I don't see those rules being literally abrogated, so I guess they are still in place to you.
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  5033. ***** >  It was not until New Testament Christians, reading Galations 3:28 and many similar verses, where based on G-d, we determined that we should not have slaves. I would argue it was the other way around. Frst came the notion that all men should be equal and then the humanist interpretations. > no one ever thought of slavery as immoral Zoroastrianism. > and left-wing radicals February 4th, 1794. BTW, I hope you don't think that slavery was ever moral.
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  5034. +luvcheney1 Huh, regulations for generics for a drug which is 60 years old?
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  5035. > Why do I have to be hateful to not want a man with a penis in my locker room or restroom! What about "negroids"? Would it make you hateful?
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  5036. Somewhere in the 90s there was a movement like this but I am not sure how genuinely it was really supported by the populace back then.
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  5037. Christopher Murphree That's not how it works. Ever thought that maybe you could have something in-between first? E.g. a fish that lives in shallow water and can survive through times of drought (lungfish)?
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  5038. +BananaDynasty Different Muslims have different interpretations.
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  5039. +Guy Fawkes > how can that be Islamic ? Oh I am sure there are interpretations that allow for it, there is always a lot of room for interpretations.
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  5040. ***** > Nice try, evidence? 52:24  Round about them will serve, to them, boys (handsome) as pearls well-guarded.  56:17  Round about them will serve boys of perpetual freshness.  52.24  And there shall wait on them [the Muslim men] young boys of their own, as fair as virgin pearls.  76.19  They shall be attended by boys graced with eternal youth, who will seem like scattered pearls to the beholders. Then there are also some interesting hadiths. Also, AFAIK there are possibilities to interpret the stuff against homosexuality in ways that only penetrative intercourse between full-grown men is not allowed.
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  5041. +The_secret_human Heh, I knew someone would have said this. On TYT it would have been Hannah who would have pointed out these marginalized minority groups.
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  5042. +garvythecapricorn Dressed like a french maid?
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  5043. Adjira  Not inside.
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  5044. Adjira It was common even before that, mainly as outside gear, that's the major difference. You would normally put it down pretty much right away after going inside.
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  5045. Tested Don't you offer a newsletter service or RSS feed or something like that? 
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  5046. Interesting, but aren't there types of anger issues that are specific to people with Asperger's (of course not all those people)?
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  5047. Epicurus A there were times when it was used on every occasion, no exceptions
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  5048. Archaeopter X > puberty occurs earlier in tropical regions Couldn't find any good evidence for that statement. Source please.
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  5049. DennisJ (The Last Methbender) Why not both?
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  5050. She blinked and a compression artefact happened, happens sometimes.
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  5051. 16-17, isn't that when they do complex numbers and simple derivation and integration in other countries?
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  5052. MysteryMindX Maybe he learnt about Tau instead. :D http://www.tauday.com/
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  5053. TERRORISTS WIN!
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  5054. @Nr2reaper Ah, so you are one of those "tabula rasa" believers and that if your parents would have wanted you to be a lawyer they could've succeeded?
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  5055. and you very likely were born one
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  5056. @pooponhoop junk is type of sailing vessel
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  5057. @backslava you can basically do this joke in every field where you need to abstract things, even unscientific ones like business studies and and social sciences ;-)
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  5058. @ziger123456 "natural"
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  5059. @chakra25king I don't quite get the stomach argument.
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  5060. only sad meat from animals that don't move much and had a strict eating schedule is appropriate meat
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  5061. Oh, if the top comment says so… :->
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  5062. By just reading your post one could get the impression that twins are inherently unnatural.
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  5063. @xTheDynastQueenx Ben too believed it was a hack, he just didn't believe that the picture wasn't him (which Weiner BTW never claimed).
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  5064. So true, that's why there was no civil war.
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  5065. > You guys are just as bad as the murderers themselves Woha, you want them killed?
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  5066. @Bander1 All of them? I would have guessed they'd be more opportunistic.
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  5067. @Tourshi Hm… your last sentence made me think, is it hate against Muslims if he burns their book? I am mean a religion is defined by its followers and a book nobody reads could as well be non-existant, but the statement the book-burners made was specifically against the book and the general interpretation of its content, or so they might at least argue. "We have nothing against Muslims, but…"
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  5068. @PJ665 Well, treatable through removal of the thiroid in most cases, that's great!
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  5069. What does that have to do with what I said? Certainly organisms that recombine don't do it do go in a certain direction.
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  5070. > obvious Not much is "obvious"…
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  5071. In my country there are no suspensions, you would get a warning or two and then get expelled, next stop special school.
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  5072. death rate per?
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  5073. @heyeveryoneimcool Probably depends on where you grow it.
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  5074. Is property tax that high in the US that people can't pay it? Anyway there is a reason why there is generally some sort of taxes or restrictions on properties, it helps against possible "hoarders" of land.
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  5075. If you eat cultivated veggies the you eat genetically modified ones, stuff we have been eating for thousands of years.
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  5076. @Clanki I would argue that everything in nature changes nature in some way, ie. nature changes itself. ;-)
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  5077. @BorgKing001 I don't see the connection, Porn is the result of human nature as can be seen by the fact that it existed even in middle age Europe and the Middle East.
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  5078. > because 32bit Operating systems do not support more than 3.25 GB of Ram Actually with some tricks they do (PAE). Just Microsoft choose not to allow more RAM on their 32-bit consumer operating system even if they used PAE internally (since XP SP2).
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  5079. @Masterzec Sunni and Shia hate each other, but I doubt they will war each other once again in the next time.
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  5080. We need more reasonable compromises like that! Do you have a concept for bringing together all the major religions?
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  5081. affected
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  5082. Well, great, please guide me through this, better yet, create an organization, oh wait… ;-)
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  5083. huh, it's mandatory or how is it "preventing us from a free market"?
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  5084.  @chiefurag4183  While some are doing great, some others might not, what matters is the overall picture and not single cases.
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  5085. animals can't consent in a way an adult person could
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  5086. The "REAL" world you describe might change, especially if people want it to, e.g. segregation is not the norm anymore and I am sure that even in the US if people wanted to they might dissociate themselves from thinking in terms related to the amount of melanin on the skin.
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  5087. @JudahUncuffed Why would I need a fairy tales book? You don't really believe that 12 tribe blood line stuff do you? That's unprecise, unscientific mumbo-jumbo that can't be used to classify people, just like there is no precise definition for human races, you should really learn to keep apart fiction and reality.
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  5088. were his slides just ramblings?
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  5089. but of course, because con trails evaporate right away, right? :->
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  5090. I never claimed they are, still the Ottoman empire consisted of quite some chunk of the Arabian peninsula too.
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  5091. @soundslave Christmas does not have to be on the 25th of December (actually it's varying from local and church traditions, e.g. eastern-orthodox Church has a totally different date), it's just that that's when it is celebrated in church. While I get what you are saying, it's a bad example.
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  5092. Well, but in the US there is at least no death penalty for alleged "blasphemy".
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  5093. Well great and what with all the stuff that is depended on oil?
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  5094. O'Reilly the most reasonable person on the planet, the Cenk of Fox?
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  5095. @dopeybear420 It's a scar from a knife fight.
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  5096. lolz, false quote again, posted minutes after another one posted it and I corrected him
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  5097. @Tukoniz > "You go to a mosque to PRAY, not to watch chicks" Implying that Christians go to church to watch chicks…
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  5098. The technology is really superior with cable if the provider has done his homework.
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  5099. @DiamondChrome42 Huh? AFAIK they are no organised group.
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  5100. Well, they do need to be able to get space from the local governments for a bargain, still, they do.
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  5101. the opposite is not quite true, a deathcap has worms too
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  5102. @RegioLunar Hydrogen? The stuff that is cheapest produced from natural gas?
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  5103. @livin4jesus0225 Because they claim to be fair and balanced.
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  5104. GMO as in GMO?
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  5105. who converted to Islam
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  5106. since they are somewhat human but then at the same time not
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  5107. Interesting, 7% of all of Turkey? So not just the places the protests happen at? Anyways, it's not the poll I asked for.
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  5108. Which might not have been such a joke at some (albeit very short) period in time when there different international computer networks.
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  5109. @corksterism You are part of the public aren't you?
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  5110. Saddam
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  5111. @hofifut Coke makes the nose itchy.
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  5112. US and Cuba will switch sides?
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  5113. @TheWeakHuman Fair enough, I ment aliens like described by people who believe they were abducted by ones and such. But still, the term atheist is generally defined as "someone who does not believe in a god/gods, ie. in almighty beings" so it just says that about a person, nothing more, nothing less. If you say "atheists believe in facts" then I say to you "many might, but they don't do it by definition", do you get what I mean? I am against overloading the terms "atheism /atheist" etc.
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  5114. Vast but sometimes too much, that was the problem I was referring to, and in case of nuclear plants the bigger the better more than with any other plant type and there too you will have a problem with transfer.
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  5115. @000deadcalm000 Self-fulfilling prophecy.
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  5116. LOL, moral compass.
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  5117. @Lets1Eat2The3Chibis Like in the famous Mario clone proposal video on Youtube?
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  5118. @IC1101 Scientific method? Where in the Quran? And about being "progressive" I am sorry, but it's not 700 B.C anymore, for still being progressive it would need to be updated, e.g. the part about slavery taken out, etc. BTW, caps lock posts are considered rude.
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  5119. @theoneali the knew it even before the 1993 NY-WTC bombing, the problem is information overload and coordination and it is there till this day if you remember the Christmas bomber
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  5120. Then why not simply put a black bar there?
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  5121. choice for whom? mind you, their stance depends on their definition of personhood
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  5122. @elmirasahar Women did indeed mature differently, they did mature later and it's true that at this time this was less abnormal (seven wives for a non-king was still exceptional though). BUT: Now the times are different, we (at least in the west) want marriage to be an act between two consenting mature individuals.
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  5123. @Jonisdaman for trying to lump science in with aeasterbunnism your an idiot point blank period. science is simply a methed of finding answers and understanding things. true science never clams to have all the answers and it damn sure doesn't endorse your belief there is no Easter Bunny over any other belief for that matter. aeasterbunnists like you make me sick because you pretend to be scientific all while acting in direct opposition to real science.
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  5124. > But when you have multiple significant coincidences that reference each other and interlock Still a miniscule amount to the many ways of looking at it. Statistics isn't your strong point, eh? Show me any number of supposed matches, I show at least twice as many mismatches.
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  5125. @dfbhcf "seperate […] circulatory system" You might want to re-read your high school biology books.
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  5126. isomers of fructose and glucose in a propotion similar to honey?
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  5127. @Aloneincrowd2 Not every tradition is good just because it's a tradition.
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  5128. and now they are asking for laws against this, so Cenk is correct after all
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  5129. @LetsTalkOnePiece So they could advert their FB page.
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  5130. @TheGiantRobot If not driving license then passport.
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  5131. Still fits the definition if you ask me.
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  5132. @optifog Using anesthetics on babies is problematic because the dosage needs to be more adjusted and in the past there was the belief that babies feel less.
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  5133. @cristianfcao I personally wouldn't want someone to just become an atheist for the sake of being it, in fact, if someone uses rational thinking and at first comes to the conclusion of let's say that it might be smarter to be a deist/pantheist than an Pentecostal Christian or Wahabi Muslim or therelike then I am not sure whether I wouldn't feel happier for latter person.
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  5134. that's not how it works
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  5135. because it's characteristic for the fish, other than that it's just meh
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  5136. Atheist don't want that by definition. And what would "taking over" even mean?
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  5137. He got 46.66% of votes last time, so while he got the most votes, he didn't get the majority.
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  5138. @samir3323 racist!
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  5139. @cricketplus What about people that can't have kids?
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  5140. LOL, look up the definition of "ethnicity", it's also something you _feel_ being part of. Just like there is no passive denomination, there is no passive affiliation to an ethnic group.
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  5141. Norway is not in the EU, therefore it has different immigration rules.
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  5142. supporting the candidate against Christie's re-election
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  5143. @LIVE4LA You are talking about Israel like it was an singular mind. Replace Israel with "some powers in Israel" and I agree with you, they are probably the same powers that were against a strong secular constitution and are against the discrimination of ethnic groups there.
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  5144. @PirateFish1 The 4th amend. is about protection from the the executive branch of the government.
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  5145. Or heliocentrism, right?
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  5146. @ethosflux I believe it's less about encryption than about rerouting traffic, that's why they said that it will change the fundamentals of the internets, more star topologies, less nets.
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  5147. which ones? shells?
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  5148. @afonscp Vegetarians don't iron?
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  5149. @WaveFilipowski The MiniDisc sucked.
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  5150. @GermansMustDie Apparently you did not understood what I wrote, everything you want to mark as scientific (e.g. part of biological sciences) you need to precisely define, subjective thoughts have no place there
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  5151. Against abortion no matter when? Even if caused by pill after (hormones)?
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  5152. @IrishGodThe4th Promomax?
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  5153. Our DNA points towards the similarities.
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  5154. @daddyleon he once said he was in jail, I wonder if that was in Turkey
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  5155. back then that wasn't purely a religious movement either, esp. not in the cities, the religious just overtook it and look what they did e.g. to the communists
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  5156. @chrlpolk That's not quite how investing works in the world out there.
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  5157. @damonthemoney93 There are some pretty good critiques on Austrian economic on Youtube, have a look. From Hayek's ideas to praxeology, you will find something on everything.
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  5158. Deconstructing it using what? Logic?
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  5159. @DackIsBack Heartborne!
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  5160. @asyouweresir He was talking about evacuating it because it was clear that it would collapse any minute, that's also why the BBC reported of it too early.
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  5161. @nekopheliac Bananas are tasty.
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  5162. @789123456789 flute-play wakes you up?
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  5163. what makes all of them terrorist?
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  5164. @RelativistSlayer So killing can be excusable when there is no god? Whether something is excusable or not is _only_ possible to be determined by an omnipotent being? See the fallacy there?
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  5165. fetus, inseparable part of that one woman
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  5166. @CalebAlucardtheHagan What's the difference between paramecia and goldfish? One's cuter than the other? One's bigger than the other? One's more lovable than the other? Life is life, CalebAlucardtheHagan, and life should be maintained in a dignified manner if it is going to be maintained at all.
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  5167. well, the death penalty is not considered murder I guess
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  5168. @r4pid19 If religion is there to make life better isn't it failing pretty much?
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  5169. And who are you?
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  5170. @LizardWings Probably and even if he did, could be a namesake. ;-)
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  5171. Obvious troll is obvious.
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  5172. why the force? you direct the pee? wouldn't you then have to remove your trunks first?
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  5173. maybe they just thought he wanted to escape
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  5174. Not every study is a good study, sometimes the pretty unscientific things are called "studies" (as in this case), nevertheless you can't put all of them on one level.
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  5175. OK, according to some apparent right-wing online publication I just read (frontpagemag), "the Warren Court decided that qualified as 'Cruel and Unusual Punishment.'" and "[the] procedure is difficult and complicated", also there was a law proposed that would have made it more likely (Lieberman’s Terrorist Expatriation Act) "but the left and the libertarian right threw their predictably hissy fits ". Interesting.
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  5176. it's funny how you change from one moment to the other from being (pseudo-)idealistic to pragmatic, take the example of a fetus that has trisomnia-5, is crack-addicted or etc, would you extend your list when abortion then is OK in your eyes or is the line you draw set in stone?
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  5177. > "Not so bad" southern states Now it's a not so southern bad state.
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  5178. @jgordon707 Religious laws? At least they claim not to have such.
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  5179. …by having it to live a life in misery.
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  5180. @dadreamzworld Mimimi?
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  5181. He was which number again?
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  5182. that's the modern Catholic interpretation, right?
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  5183. @trinkid2709 And how eloquently… ;-)
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  5184. @jeffxl12 That comes from Google.
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  5185. @tp472 So why did it fail when the WTC went to the funerals? Because funeral are public events?
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  5186. @livingeasi Conspiracy theorist will not be hired because they are kooky and Cenk is too smart to be one of the many types of them. What type are you, no-planer? Nano thermite?
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  5187. You become Finns, eh?
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  5188. @seanlaca Sham? Even if there were inaccuracies (which is why he should've employed more science-trained people on doing it) it as a whole represents the current scientific consensus. For the inaccuracies see Dimmock_v_Secretary_of_State_for_Education_and_Skills at wikipedia
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  5189. @tko1984 What is mainline then? Globally it's the Lutherans? But less the Calvinists?
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  5190. @Xeurasianboyx They don't just give it away but reduce the dose continually with the aim of getting the drug user "clean", but of course that does only work when the drug user himself wants to break free, that's why they also offer psychological counseling and point them towards education or in the hard cases subsidized work places that are also for those who are mentally-challenged (pottery, crocheting, …).
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  5191. LOL pony
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  5192. > but at 20, a child is sort of viable. (Risky but doable) Record is 21 weeks and 5 days according to WP.
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  5193. @SerrahAngel Please see what I wrote in reply to eagles980. I am interested in the meaning and etymology of "protestant" and I believe that this word also applies to what you call "evangelicals" (at least from a Catholic POV, and "protestant" is basically a Catholic word) which is kind of an arbitrary term ("sponsachtig termijn"? ;-)).
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  5194. Yeah, but that's a fallacy then.
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  5195. @LastOptionPils Why?
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  5196. @mollykjody Maybe next time.
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  5197. > if the bible supported slavery, then why was Martin Luther King a reverend Good question, maybe he bought into that whole involuntary servitude is not slavery mumbo-jumbo?
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  5198. @datniggami7 No, Rock and Roll is.
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  5199. @DaisyExodus There are certain boundaries for solidarity with certain people, I don't like the idea of paying more because of other clients who happen to be obese.
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  5200. @Anthony1324576890 You would has it?
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  5201. @srvvlhm creation: from the latin creō (“create, make”) +‎ -ātiō. I see no contradiction.
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  5202. @stafax Was he too over-the-top?
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  5203. @PR0H0LDEM I argue that it is no more reasonable to believe in god than in the tooth fairy because there is no good evidence, so in that regard they are the same.
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  5204. @MatchCard Nope, Reservoir Dogs.
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  5205. @kingevil3000 But a Queen could do what ever she would feel like. Like driving a car.
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  5206. Who told you this? AJ?
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  5207. @mecher3k Universal Declaration of Human Rights, article 12, read it up
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  5208. Defending it by mainly talking about the history of anti-Catholicism in the US?
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  5209. still it's possible to represent numbers larger than 32-bit and calculate with them ;)
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  5210. There is evidence that points towards person described in the evangelia based on several real persons with a little bit of stuff borrowed from mythological stories (guy steps down into the land of the dead, as only person comes back 3 days later, it was heracles) and possibly also symbolism (star signs).
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  5211. @belerius Yepp, better send them to the moon.
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  5212. You got aflatoxins.
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  5213. Wait, what? You are saying the success is the result of a conspiracy?! LOL.
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  5214. +tahna dana So you are saying that the previous movies were made bad on purpose as part of the conspiracy?
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  5215. Or easternized depending on your viewpoint.
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  5216. @igotaidsinnarnia So you are against baby dolls in general?
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  5217. gingers are the whitest
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  5218. if you define Arab as a native of the Arabian peninsula, it's OK
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  5219. they encoded the process of filibustering too, so it's no "unforeseen" abuse
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  5220. Monarchs are what got you where you are today, same for wars, slavery, …, your point?
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  5221. Heh, so by this an equation that gives you an approximative answer is an approximative law?
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  5222. @YourMovieSucksDOTorg They upload marked private then un-private it at a later date.
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  5223. how is 1337 or any other number any less of a center?
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  5224. God's own country is inherently utilitarian?
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  5225. You wouldn't fail, you would probably pass or your results considered inconclusive. The "trick" is to compare how you react to different questions, but if you are always nervous then, oh well…
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  5226. So true, AJ told us that.
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  5227. where do you get the idea from he makes millions?
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  5228. But "vagcheese" exists, FYI. And removal of the clitoral hood and more could probably help with it.
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  5229. @NusaybahBintKa3b You are implying that she did to "please men", but it's more likely she did it for the money and fame in the first place. And how her kids might feel about it years later will depend on the environment they are in, did the kids of the females potraited by Klimt care?
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  5230. You make it sound like the gov was some uniform being.
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  5231. > Its language remains relevant regardless of its age. If you consider "language" as how it is interpreted (semantics vs syntax), then you are not correct. Time has shown that many interpretations exist and depending on the circumstances different ones are more likely to be embraced.
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  5232. Because Cenk is not AJ.
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  5233. not necessarily his mother's
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  5234. @LiBlub1 You might also see this as an example of an accepted monopoly.
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  5235. source for this claim?
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  5236. @jrpone Kim Jung Ill probably believes in his own religion. ;)
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  5237. @SurvivorVeteran1 I don't think people believing in ghosts/zombies/talkign animals are normal, what would your solution be?
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  5238. Huh? That doesn't fall under "religiosity"?
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  5239. gun violence might be why people want to arm themselves
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  5240. That's your definition of justice?
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  5241. @saadasim Firemen were the ones who became aware that the building was not safe anymore and would collapse any moment. The structure of this strange construction (like I said it was 1/3 hollow, think of like the lower part of the eiffel tower) became unstable and it collapsed into the hollow area starting from there were the most structural damage was, there is some video material on this. Also, again, don't forget the debris from a collapsing building that was once the highest in the world.
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  5242. it's not as if cows don't produce methane, they don't fart flower scent
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  5243. why would they care a little more?
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  5244. @CyborgNinja7 > "That's how you say Uygur for y'know, the Uygurs." In English or in Uyghur?
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  5245. Who needs math when he's destined to work in a factory?
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  5246. @Obobbyss Hello?! He was Muslim and over 12 years old, they also do circumcisions, go learn something about the Muslim religion, moron
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  5247. So when you said "Columbine is the perfect example of what happens when you try to stop gun crime by banning certain guns." you forget to put the word "despite" in there what made it seem like you implied the gun ban caused Columbine.
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  5248. I don't get it? So because they were raised in this belief that it shouldn't be disrespected? Or should they just be called out on their actions or inactions? Well, wearing special underwear would be such an action.
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  5249. @97bravada Like? Look, in the past, people saw everywhere signs of gods, for example in seizures. Hippocrates remarked that epilepsy would cease to be considered divine the day it was understood and he was right. What you are proposing is to look for the god(s) of the gaps.
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  5250. @killerchipmunkattack Execution is considered to be harsh no matter what.
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  5251. citizenship because (supreme?) court decided it was considered cruel and unusual punishment
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  5252. well, at least they didn't went of a children's crusade like the historic one
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  5253. @chestveeg Ye, looked like Corona.
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  5254. @bistander just like with hillary clinton
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  5255. Classical Arabic is basically a dead language, so I doubt there are more people having it as a mother tongue than the ones having Latin. Anyways, since it is "perfect", why the need for any other sources at all?
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  5256. So you are saying the strip clubs had no business?
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  5257. @pololopo23 Look at the comments.
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  5258. @sanjor8r Well, if you don't believe in due process and the rule of law then so bet, it just seems strange to me since I thought you conservatives were considered to be patriots… Do you have any idea for a rule for which who gets a trial and who doesn't or should that be free for the ones in power to decide?
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  5259. Why with chicken in particular?
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  5260. @AustrianAtheist Fun and interesting news ensue.
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  5261. @sdrawkcabgnipytmi I am sorry, but this information is classified, sir.
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  5262. Wasn't that Sokrates shown?
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  5263. Ye I failed there, but not everything was incorrect.
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  5264. that's the concept of an empty set, but the concept of zero is about calculating based on it
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  5265. Purgatory? Cleansing fire? That's a Catholic concept.
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  5266. do I sense the pragmatic argument there? "no matter whether religions are true, they are handy"?
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  5267. @mavishill Like Cenk said it's like it was not exactly at the site with minarets where the the towers stood.
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  5268. with the right priest you got that there too
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  5269. there's also a numberphile video on that
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  5270. well, if you want to protect against helicopters from the government then you would need RPGs, being on-par with the gov is one of the arguments of people who want unregulated gun use
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  5271. Well, as long as Cristina isn't going for the Falkland isles… ;)
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  5272. did you research how it was called?
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  5273. @grimordwow Huh? AFAIK, Islam was always his religious denomination and he always emphasized that what he represented was a mix of Islam and Socialism.
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  5274. > France, for example, does not allow any religious garment on school property. Well, that applies to all then?
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  5275. 8/10 not bad
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  5276. @SMOKING5STRING U MAD?
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  5277. You sure that's what the writers of these plans had in mind? Somehow I would still go with TYT's definition.
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  5278. gullible
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  5279. If you consider abortion removing part of your body then yes.
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  5280. @emeka1978 Did you just say this with a lisp?
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  5281. Living like a priest who secretly watches (gay) porn.
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  5282. Well, he is right in that many were involved in it, after all it's hard to pinpoint who really invented it, some Persian dude (not Arab) was very good at writing things down in a less bloated fashion than what people did before.
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  5283. @blackattack100 And a fruit.
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  5284. @livingeasi Sometimes a horse is just a horse?
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  5285. @freedomfighter01234 To make him look odd? No need to he managed that perfectly himself.
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  5286. is there law for privacy in rest rooms?
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  5287. @hurasane personal attack is personal, caring about corpses might be emotional thing but I agree with epshot it doesn't make much sense and it's more important to care about the living than the dead
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  5288. @Simm2Dimm What kind of therapy? Conditioning and hormones? What makes you think that would work?
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  5289. Other countries also need registration to work and there everything that has to do with identification is handled on the federal level, so if you really want to compare the US to European countries you have to keep in mind that when it comes to ID there are quite some differences.
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  5290. @ZSwierczynski Alien zombies from an asteroid?
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  5291. well, if they are poor then being independent won't improve their situation, will it?
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  5292. @marcelpluhar The things you mentioned are not what make the vaccine work in the first place.
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  5293. what does "republic" mean?
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  5294. @StarveTheSystem Prior art is not patentable. ;-)
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  5295. > then it is simply sending your thoughts out to god Unless you believe in an omnipotent and therefore omniscient being, then this is unnecessary. ;)
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  5296. @ninetysevenecho This is about wanted kids.
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  5297. @dylanbeckett Bye!
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  5298. Nope, at the router they normally don't know which computer it belongs to (considering default NAT config), they would have to look into the router for that.
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  5299. What about shoes with two compartements? One for the big toe, one for the rest?
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  5300. Well, in a zoo you might see relations between animals those form sort of an evolutionary tree in your head, also you might see how animals mate and seek an explanation for why they do this, etc… Kinda like Darwin on the HMS Beagle (but I want to point out that even he wasn't pioneering some ideas that might have been attributed to him)
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  5301. Hm… could they have said yes and make it an independent country?
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  5302. 20 km/h is still quite some speed and a two-wheeled thing hasn't that much grip so I believe it's I believe that the braking distance is quite high.
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  5303. @DeeJayThi You got trolled by Homer.
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  5304. > Columbine is the perfect example of what happens when you try to stop gun crime by banning certain guns. Please elaborate.
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  5305. @commonloon0 That both happened at 4 months makes it a link?
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  5306. I am not aware of any unified "libertarian" (AKA classical liberal) position on this, it boils down to personhood/separation from mother again.
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  5307. @LIBERTASetVERITA5 What's white?
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  5308. @ikanipo Well, many Arabs in North-Africa distinct themselves from "black Africans", sounds strange, but that's how it is.
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  5309. @Jex134 Well, non-toxic is relative, it might actually be less toxic than sodium nitrite but it's certainly toxic in larger (accumulated) amounts.
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  5310. @goldstockbull Huh? Consumption tax is mostly VAT, but how will you do a exempt on VAT? With a tax refund where you have to send every grocery shopping voucher, nah, that would be madness.
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  5311. though they are quite conservative on some issues, ask them about gay marriage
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  5312. it's offensive to those with allegedly small dongs
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  5313. the separation applies to the states too
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  5314. @cCcMo42cCc Such a non-sense could just come from a deluded gray wolf.
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  5315. @lullemans72 Such a Ben joke?
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  5316. @dubdude88 Considering you are correct, why do they then list them as Mormons in their database after the "baptism"?
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  5317. The pressure cooker wasn't the explosive material. >_>
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  5318. Soo true, just because the church was against secular science doesn't mean the church was against science!!! And because the factory owners in the industrial revolution were against the children working there getting an education doesn't mean they were against education at all!!!11 :->
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  5319. @soylentgreenb Religious nuts: "Homosexuality isn't natural >:O".
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  5320. What now European countries or EU countries?
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  5321. they also made the mistake of bad photoshop-ing in the past, so why not this?
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  5322. Of course it makes sense to go after apostates than simple non-believer, they were supposed to know the truth and thus never leave the movement. BTW: Hehe, Cenk implying Vegans are not homo sapiens.
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  5323. It's redefining it, you could argue that it is absurd, but there are many such absurdities then. In fact the other hand, the etymological meaning of a world is often not precise enough so it the etymological meaning is unreliable one way or another.
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  5324. Huh? But why are do the snakes like it there?
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  5325. manboobs are more likely with beer ;)
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  5326. even if this was the case (but history is as always much more complicated, there is a lot of objective, interesting stuff to read on that), it would not be true nowadays because the government has still a monopoly on tanks, bombs, rockets, …
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  5327. not really illegal in Europe, new strains are just restricted per default
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  5328. @1991rayder rain forests?
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  5329. "mixing" Why would mixing be a problem if it's not a genetic problem, you have still just made claims about this.
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  5330. > Their beliefs aren't hurting you so what's with the venomous message? I hope you are not claiming that their beliefs are not affecting others.
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  5331. I think their argument was that the testing is only done occasionally (once a month?) and also takes time until you get the results.
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  5332. but it might have been, and she got it for the same reasons
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  5333. @eclecticdufus I personally wasn't for it for people doing such comparisons for the same reasons, it diminishes what Hitler did. That said, I understand that certain thing Bush had done made the US look like a dictatorship.
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  5334. isn't hell meant to inflict fear?
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  5335. @TheMonotheist87 If he created everyone and knows everything in advance then I fail to see where there is the choice?
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  5336. @MrSafetymeeting But only before the person is in it.
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  5337. @ahmadclk Not everyone born on the Arabian Peninsula considers himself Arab.
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  5338. Indeed, you said "or" there.
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  5339. People should be allowed to be even with the state in terms of weaponry according to you?
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  5340. @burningjelly4lyfe Eww, you eat stuff that grows in animal waste.
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  5341. @Antifides But…but…but, he works is sooooo misterious ways… :->
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  5342. He talked about old cultures in general, besides what would it add?
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  5343. Well, they sadly get babies to, you want meth babies?
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  5344. @PR0H0LDEM The main function of a church is to teach the believes of a religion and organise certain rites. That's "only goodness coming from churches/mosques/temples/shrines"?
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  5345. @kaluhami88 the mask had to go off
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  5346. broken long-distance heating pipe
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  5347. @dangflo They are considered to be Muslim by 20% of all Muslims. ;-)
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  5348. @megustaverlas Do you? I haven't been aware of that.
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  5349. > the Boston Globe's twitter account LOLOL, that has to be one of AJ's greatest fails (actually naturenews', but anyways), the tweets he re-tweeted were _after_ the explosions and did he ever correct himself? Nope.
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  5350. @Andyeeee Well, but then there might an incentive for increasing the prison population.
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  5351. make it a secretive cult instead of debating it?
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  5352. So true, being adult is about knowing what being an adult is about, knowing which words are no-nos. :->
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  5353. @ParadoxEcho Maybe there are some case where having an apparently "good" gene is a drawback and vice versa. A high metabolism might not always be advantageous but having recesive sickle-cell anaemia might (latter protects you against Malaria). Think of it like planned market vs. free market, making good decisions is hard for a single entity, group intelligence and trial-and-error works better.
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  5354. Only humans make mistake, cause and effect doesn't… PS: "explosion" :->
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  5355. pretty much, yes, he is quite predictable
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  5356. @IKiLLNRapeCOMMUNISTS populations change, so what?
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  5357. Indeed the data was not exact in this particular case (even less than on the global climate change stuff), but nobody would argue that there would be a rise just it was not certain by how much, so they did a study, came up with a range with results from different study groups using different weighting of the prediction sources but politicians wanted a single number so they too the mean or median (not sure which), which was deemed too high so they wanted to pass this bill…
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  5358. @technatezin and medical research?
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  5359. @Presenceofguitar Cosmopolit much?
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  5360. god is greater than his own creation? so his creation is not the bet he could do?
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  5361. the body builders in ancient Greece probably didn't look any much "better"
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  5362. that's what John said
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  5363. that's not always true
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  5364. @MsLc1234 What about men? Is it less of a "taboo" for them? >_>
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  5365. @dookdawg214 Well, he is the king, isn't he?
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  5366. @JUARITOSWAY It's a chemical reaction of sulfur compounds.
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  5367. @ShakeyJake88888 > "I think the discovery of evolution does take a big bite out of the probability that there is no god." If you talk about a particular god, maybe. But there's always room for the god of the gaps.
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  5368. First time I heard this and I couldn't e.g. find anything on WP on this, bells apparently were already installed on temples honoring Roman gods.
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  5369. @helookslikefamousppl Huh? What are you saying with your last sentence? In europe Roman and Common law is prevalent since common time.
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  5370. @cpufightclub Can't remember Jebuz overriding these particular story and since he is quoted as bringing the old law just as well you would have to explain that in the way Paul abolished circumsision.
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  5371. You should get into the prophet business, the way you write it makes it sound mighty.
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  5372. @Trinitysx Um, that Osama was in Pakistan since the end of 2001 was known for ages. Killing someone is easiert than getting him alive and probably loosing him.
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  5373. @hyperboreean You can't just upgrade it in anyway without exploding costs, e.g. there is no realistic way for retroactively adding a containment bowl.
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  5374. Well, they did indeed.
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  5375. @Trippy420Hippy egg-search is a pre-Christian ritual
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  5376. artificial vs. "natural" selection, where is the real difference, and recombination certainly is part of evolution even if you don't find it everywhere
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  5377. @kerealciller That would've been meshuge.
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  5378. The rape is what made the life possible, almighty and thus all-knowing god intended to make the life happen and everything around it, including the rape.
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  5379. @TechUltraReviews Now you feel guilty? :->
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  5380. @LiBlub1 But genetics is and how you call it when using it for your purposes on humans?
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  5381. @igotaidsinnarnia If you find that sexualizing then something must be wrong with you.
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  5382. @usaf317 Yeah today gay activism and yesterday feminism and miscegenationism!!!1 Damn those hippie and do-gooders changin' da fabric of the u ass ej.
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  5383. @okayplayer82 But before that there is Vietnam, Burma, ….
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  5384. Why? In case you want a quote: "You have been given a beautiful voice (mizmaar, lit. flute) like the beautiful voices of the family of Dawood” (narrated by al-Bukhaari (5048) and Muslim (793) is that he had a beautiful voice, and the beauty of his voice was likened to the sound of the flute)
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  5385. But filters for that are already in place in the UK, they even banned Wikipedia at some point because of some disc cover.
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  5386. @niceanders1000 True, JB was fake.
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  5387. @zebraluna Is the Military allowed to do tasks of the National Guard?
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  5388. if they favored a militia army, why didn't they draft everyone in for training like the Swiss confederacy and others did?
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  5389. @venyusz01 Don't be mad, even with a dry knob you achieve something, just please don't claim it's superior.
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  5390. @ucdeBZ Religions are defined by people, without people there would be no religions, therefore a religion is just as just stupid as its followers.
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  5391. +night hawk Wasn't he following some sort of personal religious beliefs?
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  5392. @starvingartist1987 @AdHocRationalizing Depends on whether you are speaking of an additive or subtractive colour colour model. Light is an example for former, print for latter.
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  5393. @yurmumsavich Enjoying to get lube in case she is not wet enough for two?
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  5394. Polish sounds like Spanish to Ana?!
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  5395. @6thMessenger AFAIK, there are hadiths that are used as justification for actions against gays in Muslim countries. I guess moderate Muslims will tell you that these Hadiths are not considered authentic.
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  5396. "baba" means granny in many Slavic languages (see "Baba Jaga")
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  5397. How were they not democratic? I am genuinely interested, haven't heard anything about voter fraud, just that not that many people went voting.
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  5398. @smaugfrost county police debt doesn't get federal funding?
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  5399. Huh? There a t-shirts with round necks and ones with v-necks, I don't see much of a difference (unless the v-necks are absurdly large, but who wears that?)
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  5400. @ScrachSpriter988 What "race" are you?
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  5401. @hevyAccel the same dumplings?
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  5402. @EeeScape "secular jew" does not necessarily mean atheist
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  5403. And The7Legend didn't mention that.
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  5404. @Ninjaxfrog You surely meant squalene and not sharks.
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  5405. he spoke out against teaching creationism recently, maybe that's why
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  5406. @MrHav1k Don't make fun of what you know nothing about, the Flying Spaghetti Monster is supreme!
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  5407. @xspartanX3x "commemoration of the 1886 Haymarket Massacre in Chicago", "national holiday in more than 80 countries", "In 1955, the Roman Catholic Church dedicated May 1 to 'Saint Joseph The Worker'"
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  5408. @ibs2pid fructose-glucose relation in HFCS 55 (most used one):1:0.76 honey:1:0.8 Yeah, what a difference… :-> I am pretty sure there is a lot of "unnatural" stuff (but what's unnatural, where to draw the line?) that might be bad but the main ingredients of HFCS certainly aren't any more bad than most-"natural" honey. The "natural" argument is BS, stick to facts. Come one, admit at least that the "natural" argument makes no sense when looking at the main ingredients from the organic
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  5409. I dislike quotas but I understand why someone would be for them.
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  5410. @Kaiysith They should be given the opportunity to make an informed decision. ;-)
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  5411. @RAMKING61 I thought it was Burma. Oh, and birthers don't know about OCR.
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  5412. Indeed and I stand by it, look up Argentina's history. I can think of why you are "not interested in this conversation", since you apparently know bollocks about what you talking about.
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  5413. but relative in terms of "infinities" the difference isn't there
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  5414. This here is about their the statements of this congressman.
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  5415. Different UV wave lengths I guess
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  5416. you mean when pastor stalin was in power?
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  5417. > It was based in part on a fear that a royalist from england could come in, get elected and then force USA back under the crown So much for trust in the democratic process.
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  5418. Prison is just about penalty, not about rehabilitating to you? In that case I guess it might be better for society if most if not all inmates stayed there forever since they probably won't find back on the right track on their own?
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  5419. the causation the other way around is even less likely
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  5420. @mlking213 If it was illegal there would be no means for controlling it.
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  5421. Uh, many things on are "man made" in the form you know it today, thanks to artificial selection.
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  5422. @leconfidant Huh? What does that have to do with what he wrote? What do you mean with _"his"_ science?
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  5423. @MMaeidlilniAW IMHO he was making a good point.
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  5424. never heard of, just about many claims to have found where he was buried, not every person who calls himself is in fact one,
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  5425. @zvi303 Look on the website. BTW, u mad it's not as fair and balanced as Fox News?
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  5426. @ChristianMission Libertarians count as conservatives? Because some of them are against the state defining how a marriage should look like.
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  5427. Yeah, like the real news about what the NRA has to say, … oh wait!
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  5428. @baker98745 Recombination + natural selection (hybridisation) → hybrids having are 20 % of the population there ATM, what's not evolutionary about it?
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  5429. a mathematician specializing in set theory?
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  5430. @Szekler11 He is talking about what is "taught" to these people, the taughting happens in the lecture halls not the dorm rooms. If it was about the culture in the dorm rooms then his alternative proposed wouldn't have been taughting "judeo-christian teachings" but rather having more non-boarding colleges.
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  5431. Are you at least also for comparable forms of FGM? Not that someone might call you an hypocrite…
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  5432. Where did you get your definition from? You might check that again. I like the definition with knowledge vs. belief better.
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  5433. @interfan63 Mutations are helping the trial and error process, they happen all the time but if they are helpful then they will last in the population. Before the recent climate it a certain mutation might not have lasted, now it might.
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  5434. @farooqdanish They shouldmakes stories on Pakistan from the perspective of Indians and vice versa, would surely provoke a lot of fun in the comments sections. ;-)
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  5435. NIST? just guessing
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  5436. @AlabamaConfederacy They can still suck on watermelons. ;-)
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  5437. the same religious folks would tell kids about their bodies after death?
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  5438. @MaryWaterton Actually, judging from (western) history you could claim that the opposite is true.
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  5439. If it fails will they be drinking kool-aid?
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  5440. +Mike Harold Poverty and war might be a factor but does not explain why people from the west would join the IS.
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  5441. Tschaikovsky loved to text (write mails) with his wife he never met.
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  5442. independence with what? AK47s against nuclear warheads? :->
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  5443. AC/DC? Edison lost that one.
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  5444. Maybe he is an indirect agent, employed by someone the CIA employed but who also happens to a cheap-ass so he will only hire third-grade spies.
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  5445. So true, the solution to violence is always more guns! :->
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  5446. @TheEscapedBalloon Old testament.
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  5447. @A786092 Fun fact: He isn't even one, just his namesake.
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  5448. guess that's a bad idea as long as there's a hole in the skull cap
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  5449. @MultiUniv3rsal quote from Socrates (probably narrated by Plato)
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  5450. @OnlySticksAndStones That makes it better?
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  5451. I mean how is the data saved? Normally BIOS have their data in nonvolatile memory, so you can simply reset it by taking out the CMOS battery.
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  5452. @tomdt105 Early but not too early. And AFAIK this vaccine wouldn't need to be given out constantly.
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  5453. @atheistworstenemy protection? lubrication?
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  5454. having starving children is a good thing?
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  5455. > or what he she wants to call it at the time? fetus and before that zygote
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  5456. there is no formal process for seceding in the constitution nor does it point to any relevant public international law (which of course would have to be at least at the same level as the constitution), thus it's unconstitutional, as was the declaration secession that lead to the civil war, it was simply not acknowledged.
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  5457. @Violent2aShadow Fruits of your creativity you mean, labour alone doesn't make most stuff copyrightable (unless it's a e.g. a database).
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  5458. @PalestineATW TBH, following your analogy I find more absurd, I would even go further and claim that you could be called a racist in that you see an inherited division between people and that the fact of which "blood" you are should determines certain things like whether you are more or less worthy to live at a place. […]
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  5459. medieval potatoes?
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  5460. well, that this was quote mining seemed apparent to me, but still, they should have said it before
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  5461. Don't they ban unsupervised internet access in their communities? I mean when they ban birthdays…
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  5462. like maths?
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  5463. @splashlog01 Indeed.
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  5464. He might have not done the wrong decision of starting a family in the first had it not been for the environment not approving of what his orientation?
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  5465. @Delacresse Striking nose, either shy or loud, sometimes large height, sometimes small, sometimes with veil sometimes without.
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  5466. Watch it and you'll see why it there is no way you would mix it up for a US show, now to be fair, they did it on purpose.
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  5467. @TaberLion Well, at least the Catholic church does not bring up creationism, in particular the the one of the the-earth-is-4000-years-old type.
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  5468. @TheYoungTurks Pluralis maiestatis, mr. Youtube-channel-caretaker?
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  5469. For some time he wasn't-
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  5470. @safeinsuburbia Funny how you argument works in the other direction too. You never elaborate what kind of "scientists" are involved in suing Al Gore, what "PhDs" they have, etc. But yeah, that's why argument from authority is always problematic and one should always argue rather the facts than the persons.
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  5471. So the anti-LGBT people will now declare this as a victory even if the reasons for EA being voted worst were different? Great strategy! It's like a texas sharpshooter.
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  5472. @eatingperson LOL U MAD for not being a -goldbernspiegelstein?
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  5473. @diweel It's not the quotes that matter but the actions.
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  5474. Well, at least they don't demand his home-town to be eradicated.
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  5475. @mecher3k not only, also your interests unless you opted-out of targeted ads
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  5476. Well, that one French study was really bad and the banning of the GMO might be more of a protectionist move. TYT reported on that famous French study.
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  5477. @javari it's very likely that you would pay for them when having private healthcare
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  5478. @ConcealedTruism Macro and micro evolution is basically the same, the distinction is just subjective.
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  5479. @EMPERORMIKI That's true but using the same thought pattern shouldn't relationships of two people with genetic abnormalities be then banned too?
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  5480. Oh of course and the statistics too.
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  5481. wow, what an argumentative punch :->
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  5482. In what way was he thinking then?
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  5483. @tehant1liberal So you are telling me the majority of the military are leftists?
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  5484. Abraham being also a figure to them?
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  5485. on _all_ GMOs? :->
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  5486. @xdir The gold standard would have been ditched sooner or later anyway, there was no way of upholding it.
    1
  5487. @blackkakari And what does?
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  5488. @JDubs878 Because they have enormous noses and funny names?
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  5489. @dadreamzworld The term "atheism" just describes the absence of a belief, nothing more nor less. Not believing in something is not considered a belief because otherwise every person would have infinite beliefs of not believing in something, like not believing in the Easter Bunny. Does it now make sense to you?
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  5490. @WarThug13 nope, even photographic images by themselves aren't
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  5491. what if she (tries to) provide(s) her own abortion?
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  5492. @flamedrag18 That wouldn't make that much of a difference because the fixed costs are so high, if they'd wanted to reduce the costs per death row candidate they should get more people there, red China style!
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  5493. they do other profiling, like statistical one, e.g. more suspicious if you are male and between 14-26
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  5494. @FaMingZhe What racism? Slavery? 5000 year old cultures (you know which I mean) had this already.
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  5495. @zaurtrien A glass of water is over 90% water, I guess it is affected too… :->
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  5496. @ibs2pid in what way?
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  5497. Didn't you hear about the chat logs?
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  5498. OK, meant with a lower standard of living, not necessarily that we would live without modern technology or modern medicine. Could be that basic necessities will cost more because of less easily available resources.
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  5499. @CJCA915 You sir, have been trolled.
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  5500. That they consider these kinds of dissertations good enough (I hope it wasn't considered cum laude at least).
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  5501. even you believe it, it wasn't
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  5502. @mictheorist Huh? The airport is your home and you can't deny being searched?
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  5503. Fun fact: The language of the commandments is not really commanding either.
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  5504. @jpav0923 And a forced pregnancy is not perverted to you?
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  5505. @PeachyPeachPie Eh, they wouldn't make it into the next year then…
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  5506. > A lot of Americans treat Yoga like it is just a form of exercise And that's what is the healthy part about it, there is not much difference to normal stretching exercises, there have been even studies done on that.
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  5507. Attacking a person on dumb things is dumb, even if you dislike this person.
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  5508. Huh? First they were against gays, then they came up with the gaydar.
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  5509. > there wasnt enough evidence to prove Z wanted to kill Martin If you kill someone it doesn't just matter whether you intended to kill him to get persecuted.
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  5510. @latinosiempre no you can't directly "inject cancer", it does not work this way
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  5511. Problem is that they would still need to want to inhale it, if they don't take a deep breath first the process might still look more gruesome.
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  5512. Is it true that many of them formerly (pre-revolution) had connections to communism? How absurd.
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  5513. @jpav0923 "When we hear their hearts beating inside them it makes it more difficult to justify killing these innocent children." Emotional argument is emotional.
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  5514. Ye, because local governments are so much better… :->
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  5515. @unassumption Incorrect, he said the parts where the Sudets where living were enough.
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  5516. There are different forms as the OP you replied to pointed at, certainly you can compare clitoral hood removal to male circumcision. And since the stuff unveiled by this is still pretty hidden I would even argue that it changes less.
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  5517. @Anidem9 Don't underestimate the power of group dynamics.
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  5518. well, at least latter don't claim to be "pro life" :D
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  5519. "liberalism" in the US or the European sense?
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  5520. @IndianaJoel93 So religion is just ethics according to you?
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  5521. might also have to do with passive vs. active "killing"
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  5522. define "republic"
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  5523. Black humour? Maybe he has some British roots…
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  5524. @SwimJeff It's most certainly a drug, you shouldn't do it alone, esp. since the amount of psilocybin can greatly vary, also, under no circumstance one can do any serious work under the effect of such, let alone drive a car
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  5525. Not everyone on drugs is a mindless zombie?
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  5526. @kidneepunch1 I believe there is still a way to opt-out, so it's not-so-much mandatory than recommended and actively supported.
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  5527. @knucklez92 And being bald is hairstyle?
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  5528. Neither is letting people starve, they might rebel before they die… :-> But hey at least Romney/Ryan want to invest into education, no wait, they want to privatize all of it, supporting private establishments that aren't held accountable for their quality.
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  5529. @FANTOMTRON How about you stop browsing Youtube and help the needy instead?
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  5530. All math? Check out measure theory.
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  5531. Little bit early, no? I doubt you could then wear sultan clothes.
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  5532. @OtakuRebel It's not the money in itself that does this, it's just that money often gives you power. But because of the gravitational effect of power you don't need to have money, power enough is enough which then can give you the option to retain, like e.g. if you (and your family and friends) are on the winning side of a revolution and then because of that become part of the elite.
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  5533. @Relyt22 And Donis might have gotten inspired by Dmitri Wladimirowitsch Wrubel.
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  5534. it happens all the time
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  5535. @0colaturka0 It's "Gott" BTW.
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  5536. @ejr23 Maybe his father died because he was disrespecting…
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  5537. Hormone therapy is nothing new, the new thing is that it is already started before birth?
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  5538. @focktony Sorry to disapoint you but the concept of voices in the head does only apply to people god talks to, ie. believers… :->
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  5539. French Guiana is in Europe?
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  5540. @reym613 Hey conspiracy nut, the fake picture was 4 years old and found by some stupid "journalist" doing a Google Image search, it was not released by the gov.
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  5541. @Phyrexious rinking water is far from being pure and it wouldn't be healthy if it would
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  5542. Fair enough.
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  5543. Taylorism, fuck yeah!
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  5544. It's not as if they can detect every single molecule in your body under a microscope.…
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  5545. But do you need a church to not hate gays instead of no church?
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  5546. @xtralimit U MAD?
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  5547. @chubbatheBOSS That's not true, paler skin was always seen as a sign of high class since those people didn't look like peasants working outside.
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  5548. @7thPlace If you cross your eyes they might become stuck.
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  5549. they can't
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  5550. @mackenzie2881 Nowhere there he did explicitly approve of this method for reaching your goal, he approved the result, not the measures.
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  5551. @UknowFeckAll LOL, u r talkin to urself?
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  5552. Christianity in power, controlling politics, education, …
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  5553. What if I hate others smoking and having large sodas even when I am not around, this is what this is about.
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  5554. > The 'th' to 's' sound is obnoxious to say. Well you have it similarily when you say e.g. "Math class" anyway?
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  5555. well, they understood that they would only get the treat for "work"
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  5556. @TheAbbasbeg So perfect that is no sectarianism, right? :->
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  5557. did you ignore what he said about chromosome fusing?
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  5558. double blind or it didn't happen
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  5559. But epigenetics has also shown to not be necessary for adaptation per-se.
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  5560. @SupermarketsRevil Saunas.
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  5561. @upabittoolate He can bleach his skin and wear a tophat and speak with a posh British accent, that way he would be more like a white man and less of a savage. ;-) SCNR
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  5562. Hinduism is older, your point?
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  5563. @Szekler11 My idol is paper, why do you desecrate this idol for me by using toilet paper?
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  5564. @aServant4God Theoretically you could be for abortion and the death penalty and the other way around, just saying.
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  5565. @larsattack There are also claims of improved hygiene, look it up, there are sites of supporters of (certain forms of) female circumcision.
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  5566. @megagagnon1 "libertarian free market internet", the last time I read someone write something like was when someone was trying to argue why "net neutrality" was a bad thing… >_>
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  5567. What is your definition of "ethnicity"? Is it not based on culture and identity?
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  5568. @hellrazor117 I thought it was granite.
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  5569. @AccessorizeAlways Osama Bin Laden's mother is responsible for 911.
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  5570. @Zone6atlantian bewildereness = hate?
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  5571. @DARKmodp Well, what is the right context and how could certain things be understood? I would argue that what matters is what people take from it and if good people understand it in a sense that helps cohabitation then that's good. If someone wants to talk about _the one Islam_ who should he quote? Scholars in Saudi Arabia, Iran, Indonesia, …?
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  5572. @AnonymousElektron cool story, bro
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  5573. @romanmir01 I am not disagreeing with you that the situation isn't that great, but it wouldn't be that much better if the US produced more cheap resources for itself or for the export than when it had more to export. Every country should do what it can do best.
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  5574. @ForceRecon198 Here, you can have mine: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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  5575. @arctictimberwolf So can you.
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  5576. @SoftWhisperss Who are you to claim that one thing (homosexual predisposition) is and the other (high melanin level) isn't?
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  5577. @NCAJAX It should be clarified to them that there is nothing to be offended about.
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  5578. Nah, Mithra, he's better.
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  5579. @Shaggice You know when menstruation starts?
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  5580. > I dont associate w/ either side. That's hardly possible, either you believe there is a god or you don't.
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  5581. turkischegemeinde dot at is their site.
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  5582. Veneers?
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  5583. Well, d'uh, but the whole tooth or just mainly the front side?
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  5584. > Interpreting the Quran is not so simple That's an issue with the Quran then, maybe it needs an update. ;) Too bad holy books aren't as perfect as believers claim them to be.
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  5585. How do you define it, even if this theory was right (which it isn't), it would be his father's side which doesn't make him Jewish in the eyes of orthodox Jews.
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  5586. @commonloon0 How can you be sure that there is a link? Did she have a twin sister that didn't get vaccines and came out differently?
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  5587. @uoftron Neither do I think it's offensive, it's just kooky and nothing to be taken seriously e.g. before law.
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  5588. @Sh1nyboots How about simply photographing the monitor?
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  5589. Recording of a goal is an act of creative expression and therefore copyright-protected?
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  5590. @TsugaruClan I tend to agree think it doesn't even matter whether he was something "vile" before or not, simply changing ones identity is hard, if he was known for being a super-racist, what is he without it?
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  5591. @del4m3u There is too much philosophy involved in jurisprudence so latter is not very likely.
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  5592. All were false flags according to AJ, learn your conspiracies.
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  5593. > That one example is mathematics No, it's not or yes it is but then _any_ naïve calculation is. Mathematics is about generalizing and logic, what you do is picking calculations with certain parameters from a absurdly large pool of possibilities.
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  5594. @TheGiantRobot > Also, people who don't believe in God are quick to take away rights. Like George W. Bush with the Patriot Act? :->
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  5595. Just like touchdown Jebuz.
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  5596. @delatroy You realize that continents where at pretty different places and in fact all in one large continent called Pangaea? Though this might be kinda realistic with animals from the age ages, in fact there was said to have been a mammoth unfrozen in the 19th century which flesh was fresh enough to attract scavengers.
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  5597. @eqsmooth But shouldn't then starch be taxed too? Also, what's natural? Is this some characteristic that makes something automatically healthy?
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  5598. There is no objective differentiation to be made between macro and micro-evolution.
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  5599. @snappa52 King James is the only true Bible as everyone in God's own country knows!!111 ;-)
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  5600. lol UN
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  5601. @RayWilliamJohansen Were they? Oh come on…
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  5602. @InMyNightSky Normal in what sense? That you can procreate? OK, then you are also "more normal" than other couples that can't procreate, like very old ones, how would that affect your opinions on things, are you against old people marrying?
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  5603. those who weren't cured didn't "carefully, faithfully and completely" follow the protocol?
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  5604. @Tatert212 60s Robin
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  5605. @JUDALATION heavy subsidation and their own oil industry
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  5606. Why would anyone oppose labeling non-kosher food? Don't people want to know what they're eating?
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  5607. @TBellProduction science never told us that, science is the usage of a method of i.a. deducton, for a flat world you would e.g. have to explain the horizons etc. and that's why e.g. the old Greeks 1k BC did assume already that the world was round
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  5608. @GJNCA Do you have a wife? Ever asked yourself why she talks to the mailbox?
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  5609. @sdrawkcabgnipytmi Fun fact: The Romans weren't the first doing it.
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  5610. @2hottie69 Huh? That must have been some time ago, since the way Insulin is nowadays produced makes this very unlikely.
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  5611. So it would have been pragmatic of her to shut her mouth according to you?
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  5612. @HardRawRocknRoll Cheap like depleted uranium and lead?
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  5613. @Europemaster Didn't RWJ just make one single video that he is uploading and uploading again?
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  5614. @JesusAProphetOfAllah Well, but not all Muslims did react the way the Afghani did and AFAIK the books itself are not sacred just the content is.
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  5615. @godthisisannoying reddit is only distributing viruses not pranking anyone
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  5616. But god created everything, which includes the devil right, also knowingly, since he is all.-knowing? So god is the "victor" one way ot another… great 'game' :-> Anyways, I just replace "Bible" for "Quran" and "Christ" for "Muhammad" in your post and suddenly sounds like coming from a Muslim, of coure Muslim would say that the bible is corrupted by the devol and would have as much evidence for it as you have for the bible being the truth, right?
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  5617. @chakra25king Also, they turn you into reptilians, right?
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  5618. it's not the execution itself, it's the whole process and the whole system in place
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  5619. It has to do with people painting boogeyman of all-powerful beings, be they the CIA, the Vatican or like in this case the Jews respectively Zionists.
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  5620. @langeroony35 Nope, the ones here are not based on x-ray.
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  5621. @classified9425 general ethics class?
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  5622. @MystRavenofDeath Ever went to the dentist and done a X-ray scan? That's more 100 times worse.
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  5623. @xLizeyBx a man posing as a boy in order to molest kids is a joke to you?! shame on you!
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  5624. Playing devil's advocate: Islam is more than just the Quran for the vast majority of people who consider themselves Muslims. Is it a honor killing if you sent someone to murder someone who wrote stuff about you, you consider slanderous?
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  5625. The German was horrible on so many, even the question itself.
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  5626. @NusaybahBintKa3b I am talking about men of your kind, men in your environment. If you like in a environment where men are pashas and don't need to restraint themselves then of course you need to protect yourself, that's why I pity you.
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  5627. Didn't they ban them from wearing jewelry in the early 60s`?
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  5628. @SomethinDwnUrPantss Of course there needs to be consent from all parties since marriage is a bound between consenting people.
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  5629. @1crimm Indeed, anyone who does not believe that should repeat it over and over again, without any arguments.
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  5630. @belcollege Or sell meat on Fridays and in the lenten season.
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  5631. uh, fair trade existed before Starbucks
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  5632. @AbdulNasirkonopka You believe in single people? Not very communistic of you, after all "there are no supreme saviours" (quoting from L'Internationale).
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  5633. @BobHylan So? Still that would not change position of the majority in the US.
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  5634. @Andy180084 Nope, look it up, the cost for an execution is tremendous in the US. I.A. because of the special heck-meck needed for the handful of executions each year, ie. high fixed costs.
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  5635. @fefesfrtwet You are worried about a tiny bit of something? It is not a big deal! There's people dying in Africa, there threat of nuclear war from North Korea, there's people dying because they cant afford health care in some countries or food in others, there's politicians spending your money on vanity projects and theres people blowing up buildings killing people all round the world. Sort those problems out first, then worry about this!
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  5636. Woha, your doc has to be a super-scientist to determine the date of when a cancer started, maybe in the case of blood it's differently but in the case of other cancers that's pretty impossible to determine.
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  5637. @ddnguyen278 When they are in a roid rage they should stick to angry anal sex.
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  5638. > Halloween is supposed to be fun Nowadays, on the other hand in the old days they took the chasing away ghost stuff seriously.
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  5639. @BrotherAlpha What if Turkey was made the 51st state? ;)
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  5640. Actually even whether the apple really fell could be considered a theory strictly speaking, you see something (apple, background radiation) and you make a theory out of it.
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  5641. @5233484 Indian numerals?
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  5642. @latinluigi manual transmission I hope
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  5643. @ohedd Bad analogy IMHO because a pimp is by definition facilitation prostitutes. It would be better if you said dance-bar owner who is not in control what the women working there do outside their workplace with clientele they might have met there.
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  5644. @TheNinjaabarbie Oh I am sure Muhammad was influenced by Jews like he was by Christians of his time.
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  5645. @damnitw Well, now the Nazis are gone… I heard trains run on time in Switzerland?
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  5646. @theoneali the report?
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  5647. @TheKillerbear420 Only if your car engine is half diesel. ;-)
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  5648. Zeno is coming but never quite reaching Youtube.
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  5649. Take all the carbon from all the CO2 (which would need an endogen reaction)? Would be still a lot of air.
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  5650. Tell that to the clerics in e.g. Afghanistan, they will tell one thing, you and others another.
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  5651. @eBe4IXcept That's not what "atheism" is about, the definition is about simply not believing in a god", and god is generally defined as a very powerful being, sometimes omnipotent.
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  5652. @noprofitmaximierung Ah, the "but the other side is worse" argument.
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  5653. the troll is strong with this one
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  5654. What you outline is AFAIK impossible as of now. What might theoretically work at most is a woman conceiving another woman either alone or with a partner but it would be more cloning than conceiving.
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  5655. @ilovesudan based on what?
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  5656. @mootant Huh? Wasn't he saying that the proportion of unemployment rate was lower for the people for the people that went to college than the rest?
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  5657. @iDoctorIL What is a Jew according to you?
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  5658. Are there Jews in Iran Persian Jews or Jew Jews? ;)
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  5659. @czar3578 Huh? Sarcasm sense defect? Quotes and smiley not enough?
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  5660. > Children should be seen as a blessing not a burden. Should they? Everyone should decide for him-/herself.
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  5661. @ALLINKNOTS You might have built up resistance without the symptoms of the disease breaking out, basically what often happens when you get vaccinated.
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  5662. @tomitstube How about "rubbish bin"? ;)
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  5663. God is what people make out of it, of course it is changing then.
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  5664. @WitchygirrlR Your arguments are very sound, and you seem very well spoken.
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  5665. @Tamayo1980 Saddam had nothing to do with 9/11, that's correct, but that doesn't make 9/11 any more a conspiracy.
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  5666. how does it feel?
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  5667. > it is ILLEGAL to refuse medical treatment Exactly! Someone has to pay for it one way or another even if you think you can "take care of [yourself]" until the point you can't. That's a problem in libertarian paradise. > Healthcare is NOT a right But you can't let someone die…
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  5668. @TheGiantRobot Hard to tell, but they are not actually banning the practice of religion. That said being specific about what they don't accept for decision-making is kind-of unfair.
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  5669. @killirishred Bye-bye!
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  5670. VanderLaan DP, Forrester DL, Petterson LJ, Vasey PL (2012) Offspring Production among the Extended Relatives of Samoan Men and Fa'afafine
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  5671. "ASSuming" nice one :D
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  5672. Maybe not scary, still odd, like Mormons who are partly new-world Masons.
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  5673. @2010GOP Why not screen every human? Fair is fair.
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  5674. Actually genetics can make it more likely for males to be rather feminine, research on certain African tribes confirmed this.
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  5675. > the ice caps are growing depends on which ones you look at which time
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  5676. @ACANOFSODA The moment you said Rhuematology I knew you must be a complicated case,.
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  5677. @dadreamzworld What plant helps against terminal cancer? :->
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  5678. @FuckThatShitBitch100 Cool bory stor
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  5679. @BorgKing001 that's not the general definition of censorship
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  5680. @tarnishedmercury the black man?
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  5681. Do you feel insecure about your beliefs?
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  5682. > why is it that so many suffer from hypothroidism in this country??? Is it really compared to comparable countries without water fluoridation? > Fluoride is the cause of skeletal fluorosis, and the early symptoms are arthritic joint/bone pains It might well be, but in what amounts taken in (remember not all of it accumulates). Anyways you seemed to make an argument about linking less intelligence/astuteness to fluoride, something AJ loves to make.
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  5683. You didn't answer my question? Don't you believe god created everything knowingly (after all he is omnipotent and therefore all-knowing), you can't claim anything is against god's plans, now can you?
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  5684. the 2nd amendment as in having a Swiss-style militia (conscripted) instead of a standing army?
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  5685. non-existant? they had temples all over the place, at least the common folks were certainly religious
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  5686. Only according some oral traditions not everyone follows, right?
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  5687. @WTC7WasPulled But upside down for a controlled demolition, eh?
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  5688. @PR0H0LDEM Because you are a social person. Culture but also intuition tells us that we need to be social to fellow human beings to a certain degree, it probably has proven to be the best way to go.
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  5689. @ThatguyNice You like to think about gay sex?
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  5690. uh, no
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  5691. @acdc30450 Do good people need inspirations? Can't they think rationally?
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  5692. execution in the US is expensive, esp. the fixed costs are high
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  5693. @PASHTONYAR Everybody should be free to speak about everybody's faults.
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  5694. what does ceremony have to do with law? go to church if you want a ceremony, unlike the UK there is a no state church in the US
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  5695. Who watches the Watchmen? Every database access should be logged and randomly checked by an interdependent institution.
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  5696. @Lobos222 I bet some US states in the bible belt would also be pretty theocratic if the churches there were more centralized.
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  5697. @peoplz360 Buildings collapse because of fires.
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  5698. @JudahUncuffed The 19th century wasn't known for its scientific precision, the roots for the "white supremacist" movement lie exactly in such subjective and pseudo-scientific movements, but now that we have genetics we know that the 12 tribes of Israel was basically an allegory for it being a multi-cultural state, after all there were many trade routes going there. Also, thanks for giving a perfect example for a person doing pseudo-science. Critical thinking? negative.
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  5699. they put the broken bed back there just for Cenk
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  5700. There are quite some viruses that never go away.
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  5701. @TouchMulaGANG I am talking about "curing" other kind of "rats", don't you agree. C'mon you already showed that you don't see all people as equal by their sexual orientation, you can go one step further and embrace full-blown racism, you'll love it, believe me.
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  5702. jersey shore?
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  5703. @Capng123 Well, if you got your citizenship then some state entity where you were born in or the federal entity for managing naturalization must have you, but this doesn't mean that you are registered resident. Seems like the US bureaucracy is crazy concerning this point.
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  5704. al gore, so what?
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  5705. @angelwolf333 Nah it's not that easy, most of the radiation with long half-life does not go very far but particles do depending on the wind.
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  5706. @chunky1x Please stop your speech is not good, it sparked this discussion which might "insight [sic] anger and war", speech like this should be banned, no more edgy speech!
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  5707. @metallicafannick well, at least he didn't went "screw you guys, I'm going home!".
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  5708. @whoo689 George Bush senior probably lost his re-election this way, look it up there is a clip on Youtube.
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  5709. @koya25555 Pigs are also god's creation, so is AIDS, Justin Bieber and Adolf Hitler.
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  5710. Any destruction of norms is bad?
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  5711. Or have the constitution amended.
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  5712. no they use more, old myth is old and debunked longer than you probably are alive
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  5713. debunk it in what way?
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  5714. It was also a symbol Christians used to engross, standing for holy Mary.
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  5715. well, one could say evolution (adaptation through generations) is a natural phenomenon too, if you see rats becoming resistant to certain poisons, you could say that's the natural phenomenon of evolution
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  5716. and warm stuff
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  5717. @l1xx3r They produce it with their bare hands?
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  5718. Don't they care what the other students are saying? And I though Americans were superficial…
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  5719. two-face?
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  5720. @halation777 And you do?
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  5721. +M A He mentioned the oral traditions but I doubt he came from a background where they take most hadiths seriously, he is from Turkey not the freaking KSA.
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  5722. how is that anti-Iran?
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  5723. @jshjamaarify I lost all respect towards you when they you used the D-word in your post.
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  5724. race?
    1
  5725. 0/10
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  5726. you want to look up the long-term effects of cocaine, seriously
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  5727. > Open up your mind just enough Just care, if you open it too much you might loose it.
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  5728. @oanunkor The end of the world as we know it?
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  5729. @cannoir Not really, as there is no way of checking that.
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  5730. And don't eat too late.
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  5731. > "just as bad" Nah, I disagree. Bad comparison.
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  5732. @bluefootedpig Whether one of 7 billion people is alive or not is hard to say, even with the most intelligence. And what do you mean with witness? For the burial, oh well.
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  5733. @CommandoDude roundhouse kick!
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  5734. @602goliath well, in this case he is talking about the republican representatives
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  5735. @uiopuiop2 That was from a poll, not from this guy.
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  5736. I thought with rights you meant all rights of a person, and you might not be allowed to kill a person knowingly even to safe someone else's life, famous example would be the discussions about whether shooting down the captured passenger planes would have been OK on 9/11. Abortion is not blanket-legalized in the US, remember Roe vs. Wade?
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  5737. @Sterlingjob What if the had no sex before marriage? :->
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  5738. Officer, does it really matter if I have just 3% alcohol in my blood?
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  5739. No, he is correct, atheism just states what you don't believe.
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  5740. That the dead can hardly any more disrespecting by anything other than their rotting away itself.
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  5741. the US felt for such before in the 40s
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  5742. @sunRsaturn Was he the exception or the rule?
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  5743. @houchi69 Well, if the thief is very smart he might find ways to outsmart these mechanisms.
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  5744. @elfornse yy, i ged my educationz from da internetz two!!
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  5745. @acrophobe So when can we start making jokes about it? After 1, 2, 10, or 31½ years?
    1
  5746. would you personally consider all claims to be equally true?
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  5747. @warlord1981nl A nice overview over flowers, I see nothing wrong with that, I've seen less useful vids on TED.
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  5748. Why Stalin? There is evidence he was less of an atheist than all other famous communist leaders combined, please read it up, you could have named Pol Pot or Mao but seriously why Stalin when he was privately talking about holy inspirations, had a Virgin Mary images shown around during war times, was for reviving religious life, reopened churches Lenin had closed and at an early point of his life wanted to become a priest.
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  5749. An atheist might still be considered "spiritual", the common definitions allow for that.
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  5750. @CoDisafishy also, most creationists would disagree because they often base their opinions on how "natural selection is cruel" and unnecessary wit an almighty being overseeing it.
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  5751. Welcome to the Internet. Please follow me.
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  5752. "In June 2012, a six-month long investigation by Fortune magazine concluded that the ATF never intentionally allowed guns to fall into the hands of Mexican drug cartels."
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  5753. Or you just define morality a certain way, intelligence is hard to define, yet you can still compare using IQ test results.
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  5754. Didn't he have an iPhone before?
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  5755. Is that conspiracy theory the reason the Coptic churches burn now?
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  5756. of course it can be measured
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  5757. Islam allows its followers to be that way… I mean if it were just any ideology it would be excusable, but we are talking here about one that is allegedly perfect, so by this criterions we have to judge it.
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  5758. @glddraco666 he was a young Rep in university
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  5759. "what is the biggest rock?" was pretty douchery ;)
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  5760. @KurtLang Nah, the Taliban didn't actually used the Israel issues specifically as a justification at the time of its founding.
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  5761. yes, a noodly one
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  5762. @HyrbidHermit but Cain isn't even in this group, is he?
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  5763. @produccionesmiranejo No, it's not, there are really bad people out there targeting old people with these type of scams, that's no joke, warn your grandparents.
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  5764. > I know Dr. Alexander had a spiritual experience because I am very experienced and knowledgeable in spiritual matters Well I am not, why are you then advising me to check out his videos? Too bad spiritual truth is not universal, much less testable truth… :->
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  5765. well, but what you are talking about is predicate logic, you are saying e.g. "∃ people who are idiots" etc.
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  5766. @tavo5150 Actually earth quakes can happen also outside these lines (other triggers) but on a much smaller scale.
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  5767. […] May God’s blessing be with you, the prayers of an entire nation and my good wishes go with you, each and every one. It is up to the sword to decide. GET UP! TO ARMS! Every dithering or faltering would be treason to fatherland.
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  5768. @spinnersmetal That's why watches made out of lead are superior!
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  5769. The question is did he just chat or chatroulette with women over the Internet? ;-)
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  5770. @Plato86 I am not sure you are truly right on this, I believe you are just thinking about cases where the fetus dies in direct correlation to substance abuses but it is also possible that e.g. the hormonal ecosystem of the mother changes and this way triggers an abortion in which case you wouldn't find many indices in the autopsy.
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  5771. d'uh, of course the phone rang on air and Cenk took it ;)
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  5772. against/for?
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  5773. @jwdesign336 Well, since god created everything and controls everything he basically is everything, so there is no division between worldy things and god, no?
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  5774. @xxdeathx I guess that's the reason why it's there since 1775.
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  5775. LOL AJ watcher
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  5776. competition on negatives is not a good idea, there is also a reason by private "rehabilitation facilities" aren't that good either
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  5777. Problem is that the church goes up the ladder (Vatican) first, before it triples back to your local church, that's why they collect in churches too.
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  5778. Nope. Amongst others thanks to France.
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  5779. @Saturashi and what does the "knowledge that good and evil exist" have to do with realising that you are being nekkid?
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  5780. @Archivian01 Dissertation in what subject? Mind to point to your dissertation?
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  5781. @pornace Wait so you're telling me they are not really have a discussion?!! Like the news anchors after the news?!!
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  5782. LOL, you afraid of peer-pressure turning you gay?
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  5783. They do tests on automatic in the US?! Do they know they aren't permitted to drive manual then, at least in the EU?
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  5784. Breeding is also some kind of genetically modification, so they should probably be more specific by saying genetically modification through more-or-less direct manipulation of the DNA.
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  5785. @yaq200 Really? So if I become a Jew and move to the US I too can occupy a part?
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  5786. @drpapi4ladiez to make fun of it
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  5787. @wtf0804 That was Apple.
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  5788. @lapiz4azulli There is still a communist party in the US? I thought they drank the Kool-Aid?
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  5789. Dogs don't come on death rows.
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  5790. Mandatory education or also tertiary?
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  5791. @paulitaa05 condoms are not easy to access?
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  5792. @TheHobgoblyn You mean people following orthodox Judaism?
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  5793. Those Russians who can't stand Chechians?
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  5794. @1samothrace77 bio-oil
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  5795. even determine what gender one was physically born in can be hard in certain cases
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  5796. The state not carrying about marriage? Fair enough, so what?
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  5797. @genie0390 A Greek and a Roman to be precise, Mister Dschinn.
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  5798. @woofalot13 Lutherans do it too, they even perform a little exorcism every time they perform baptism, not to forget what Luther wrote at the end of his live about witches and Jews…
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  5799. @guitarscores Cellphone cameras in 2001? Where you already born back then?
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  5800. some people are born self-opinionated
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  5801. @lamesjazo Not unnecessarily at all.
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  5802. @F33bs Yet he is correct in his analysis of the situation.
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  5803. Gud werks in mistarius wayz! Dun questian em!
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  5804. what's the start of a pregnancy according to you?
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  5805. @TheWakeUpChannel2 I hate snowboarders sitting around on the snow slopes (that's why I love to make it snow for them if you know what I mean ;)), often being unbearably slow and freaking afraid once a little bit ice shows up.
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  5806. @DominoChild Great idea! TOTAL WAR! TOTAL ANNIHILATION! Yeeee-ha!
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  5807. recent poll?
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  5808. @voodoojedizin Nah, the soap world is much more fun… oh look, a shiny soap bubble!
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  5809. that we already have mastered in the past, so this might be less on issue ;)
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  5810. @tastyfrzz Nothing against your story just your wording was strange.
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  5811. @Plato86 Is being a Japanese high-school kid harmless? Why do you not check the stats on suicide among… ;-) Remember, correlation _always_ means causation!!111
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  5812. the problem is that you can't really call them "mentally ill" because for that you would have to challenge their interpretation, but that's not really possible
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  5813. watcher8, ran by AJ
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  5814. @StrategyFiend very smart people can and did get paranoia (Nash, Gödel, …)
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  5815. @kokofan50 it's the virginity according to the test ;-)
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  5816. @CHAOSoriginal So you are against baby dolls in general? Well, then you are at least not inconsistent like Cenk and Ana.
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  5817. @GooGobbler113 Umm, but Christians are supposed to stay chaste until before marriage (or at least until affiance).
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  5818. @csprague95205 I believe they did.
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  5819. Why isn't his wife standing next to him making a -_- face.
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  5820. @aluxious Using something that is not rational as an argument for doing something is indeed irrational. No matter how you put it, it's a irrational decisision, be it good or bad. And you are claiming that TYT wouldn't have disliked her opinion if she had a different reasoning, but I can't test that.
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  5821. @MrHav1k News such as these hurt your feelings or why should they "stop"?
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  5822. physics?
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  5823. > Those who teach creation do believe in creation - it's not child abuse, it's just ignorance. Those who physically abuse their children are just ignorant of the potential side effects and therefore it's not child abuse?!
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  5824. @TsugaruClan You are against baby dolls in general?
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  5825. push it to the limit!
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  5826. 1:39 Look at the look on her face when she looks at the side of the screen.
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  5827. Where? In Africa?
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  5828. > Turkish kurd not Turkish that makes no sense
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  5829. @MobRulesNow Lyon is a nice city.
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  5830. @KangaKucha They were apparently working quite quick after the other Mexican gulf oil spill, after less than 5 years the shrimp production in this region was back to its old numbers.
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  5831. @sigma2 It's proven that kids born of relationships between parents with genetically-based disabilities often have disabilities themselves, yet it is not illegal. Should it be according to you? It can hurt a future (even accidental) child just as well.
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  5832. is the ACLU really "left leaning"?
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  5833. @jjcale1111 Actually understanding your own prejudice is the best way for battling irrational thoughts because of it.
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  5834. > Like how his family had to move to their birth town to take a census issued by a governor that wasn't governor at the time. There is really a lot of debate, even between somewhat "thinking" apologists that some details about the census as mentioned in the bible but not other sources can't be right. Besides, only one gospel (one that certainly is not the oldest) talks about it.
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  5835. Now that's anti-semitic while the boycott was not, do you see why?
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  5836. how long is long?
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  5837. @BarackMcBush Even less worth the hassle to have longer hair?
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  5838. So? Are you trying to make the point that the regulation doesn't work? Can you make a prediction of number of cases if cyanide wasn't tightly controlled? I thought so.
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  5839. @frontiergame Meat slurry instead of pink slime?
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  5840. OK, if you go by that definition I guess you are right, but I would also include self-criticism as being crucial to scientific work (which the Greeks weren't that much, they apparently were so fascinated by circles they believed all planetary orbits to be perfect circles). Anyway it certainly wasn't a series of sometimes numerously retold stories of the first polytheistic then later monotheistic Israelites that added to the understanding of the world.
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  5841. BTW: it's funny you are again not responding to my replies once I apparently challenged your beliefs, guess you can't grasp them, again (LOL numerology)
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  5842. @geminigemini Well at least you don't doubt that it's happening at all, otherwise you would be at the fringe of the fringe. ;-)
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  5843. This "is" only half "your" president.
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  5844. Against nationalism, for even smaller "nations"?!
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  5845. it shows at the skin but the infection is not local
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  5846. 0 isn't a positive integer
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  5847. @fitobcnfito But that was the argument for staying there after 2003.
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  5848. @tomatooverlord I guess they banned the possibility of using Karma as a justification for reaching a settlement.
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  5849. @soundslave That's not true, only kosher food might be considered somewhat halal to a moderate Muslim (if he doesn't persists on the butcher letting the animal to face towards mecca and saying "allah is great" while doing his job). But the Muslim food laws are more lenient, w.g. as they allow all seafood, camels, …
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  5850. @5starwrestlingradio Christians can have it their way, just public institutions should be independent. On top of that it's simply pragmatic to also include other religion and denominations.
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  5851. For how long did we have to wait for this war now, bring it on already! I want to see some more interesting news on TV.
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  5852. > probably only helps me to last longer, which is a good thing Studies don't confirm this. > and am less likely to contract UTI Should still use condom, just saying.
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  5853. @Motionedout They aren't shouting him down because of their whiteness…
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  5854. @GJNCA what about insects?
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  5855. @lazyorc You are not sounding crazy but reasonable. You apparently have understood that good and bad is relative. But this something some conservative Christians would not approve of, since they believe in the absolute good and bad, just like they believe that the story of Adam and Eve is more than just a parable and that there was a state of pure peace, light and no death (the paradise) in the past. […]
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  5856. @LibertyRadical Well, should they make fun of Zeus or Thor?
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  5857. Alex Jones viewer? Or Reddit follower?
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  5858. Just because someone truly believes in Santa Claus doesn't mean that he/she should be called a lunatic?
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  5859. @missy7780 I believe they care more about the honor code than about the religion. They wouldn't do anal if there was a way to prove it.
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  5860. @MrPmj1979 Actually it's not in the old testament and the largest Christian church, you know the one in Rome, does define it as purgatory which kind of differs from the protestant and eastern Christian view.
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  5861. they need to do way instain mother
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  5862. What about law positivist activists? Historical constitutionalists? How comes god puts people of different colors on different continents and then people re-define marriage as a bond also of people who aren't meant to be bond?!111
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  5863. @Parabol0086 Not for me, I live on a mountain.
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  5864. @mlking213 Actually copying something is not the same as stealing. Oh and I still hope you would only let the sites be shut down after a trial.
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  5865. nope, the other way around, copyright protects first and foremost creative expressions, the wording of the article is the creative expression, the conclusion and the sourcing, are (generally) not
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  5866. […] Mendel basically just tried to observe a regularity in what was already known from ancient times, the inheritance of certain attributes.
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  5867. Because no true Scotsman, right?
    1
  5868. stupid charismatic obama… *mumble*
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  5869. @torca1950ancola Theoretically yes (concerning the law), but practically it's impossible.
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  5870. I heard he likes the smell of his own farts.
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  5871. nobody is forced to go to a particular doctor
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  5872. Incognito is a real name?
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  5873. I liked the one with the brown hair
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  5874. uh, it's/its of course
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  5875. > suffocating economic chains LOLWUT, I thought economic reasons were why they seceded in the first place.
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  5876. You are what a Muslim right?
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  5877. @HumbledByGreatness You think you can validate prayer working scientifically, ie. in a double-blind trial? (Which prayer BTW, you surely mean the Muslim one, am I right?)
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  5878. @Sneezlebob Like I told you before with the example I gave you, it is.
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  5879. if you have less bananas on one plant then they have different curving, I believe that's what Cenk meant
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  5880. is gravity a fact?
    1
  5881. @fuckingridiculous You are so severely!
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  5882. Alex Jones followers?
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  5883. Nice stats but sadly taken from your buttocks or do you have any sources for them?
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  5884. Please, more of this! Also more 50s-like.
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  5885. Wouldn't you have to argue it's at work everywhere?
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  5886. You are saying they don't deserve anything more than pure ideology?
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  5887. @xmags13x was it obvious to you that Justin Bieber was a fake?
    1
  5888. just wait till Apple closes the App store
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  5889. 200 years, how comes it's not vinegar yet?
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  5890. @wongdor Isn't a computer program that does this also life?
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  5891. too many "yo"s from Obama
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  5892. @Bander1 But aren't most Talibans in the Pashtun provinces in the south-east?
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  5893. Let me guess: You buy into the story that it was Hitler who unarmed the Jews?
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  5894. @Ibrahim1109 Alleged proofs from a book that has no vowels, nobody knows the ordering of it and that cites the scientific world-view of it's age (advanced Hellenistic age)? And now you are claiming it is the "true" religion because the number of followers are allegedly rising? There is no logic behind that.
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  5895. You still would have the overhead of all the specialized facilities, etc.
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  5896. I remember he mentioning him at least once but that some time ago.
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  5897. @Lhaw06 It was perfectly staged but you figured it all out? :-> Please stop making a fool out of yourself just like Palin with her word inventions.
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  5898. > Israel will invade and ultimately occupy Syria LOL, they don't have enough people for that, look at its size.
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  5899. @hesrightbehindeyou You haven't posted your real name, so you are basically anonymous.
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  5900. you mean trademark
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  5901. @ClockworkChristmas If its of no use they shouldn't do it in the first place.
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  5902. > Only if more people will read the Bible more thoroughly, and use it appropriately. Unless they find the part where it says that only through JC you can go to heaven…
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  5903. So we went in there looking through all these drawers and then the goldfish in the glass started looking at me. I looked at him back was like: "Dude, psssh!", but the fish didn't stop giving me this stupid gold-fishy look so I grabbed a bottle the tabasco sauce and was to him: "See, you want that? Stop giving me this fishy look you mongrel. So you dont want to stop, so you? Well this will teach you!"
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  5904. @introsis Would you count cancer tissue and viruses as alive too?
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  5905. Too bad stabbing to death is much harder than deadly shooting someone.
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  5906. But are people depending on the internet in order to not starve to death or die from a disease?
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  5907. Corrections, Falklands and other are not part of the EU territory (though they share quite some treaties), but Gibraltar is and the British base on Cyprus was even before all of Cyprus. If want to know it exactly (from WP): "Several overseas territories and dependencies of various member states are also formally part of the EU (for Spain: the Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla; for Portugal: the Azores, Madeira; for UK: Gibraltar and British sovereign bases in Cyprus; for France: La Réunion …
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  5908. @OSBDxNERDFIGHTER Nationality plays no role.
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  5909. @likes2p What's jewy?
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  5910. @start12poop They have a narrowed-down monopoly so they are less of a burden for the taxpayer.
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  5911. In the US there is another religion with texts from a person who "married" also quite young women.
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  5912. Cenk said that Reagen wouldn't be left on every issue.
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  5913. @JonDeth Source for your original work?
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  5914. it's which country got the most votes on who's the most/least trustworthy (separate votes for most/least)
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  5915. @tpacemaker2 What about not supporting liver transplants for heavy drinkers, cancer therapy for live-long smokers and gastric band operation heavily obese people, simply because " it's a way for people to escape consequences of their actions"?
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  5916. Is there no concept of bad witchcraft, caused by bad demons, djinns, satan?
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  5917. @Ivan951 If it's not common law, it's roman law.
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  5918. Poor people getting health care make you stand longer in lines? Better not give poor people health care so you don't have to wait as long?
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  5919. conspiracy alert?
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  5920. @lilnicky492 I am not talking about markets but about people's health.
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  5921. Did they also ban the Irish dueling code, the duodecim tabulae and the Allgemeines bürgerliches Gesetzbuch?
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  5922. > How does .2% (POINT TWO PERCENT) of the worlds ethnic population What are the stats about? Followers of Judaism?
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  5923. what does "Naruto" in your usename mean?
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  5924. You still haven't shown that this is because of genetic predisposition.
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  5925. what makes it poison?
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  5926. @aterces2 replace "gay" with "black" and "avoid been gay" with "getting bleached"
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  5927. But why can't we let you and other insured let die and/or not give them emergency treatment?
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  5928. @mitenzouki More like one in-between genital rather than two I would guess.
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  5929. psychologically he might still be a loner
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  5930. It's not the same concept if there are differences even if just in details.
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  5931. population skyrocketing, so they failed, eh?
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  5932. @InMyNightSky alcoholism is no fun
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  5933. @masterman3178 Why shouldn't he have an opinion this?
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  5934. Look up the definition of atheism, then on religion, rinse and repeat.
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  5935. here you have an example where religion dictates laws
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  5936. @madmiguelh2o Still curly hair.
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  5937. Why should anyone get a plate into his lip? Why should anyone wear permanent rings around his neck? Why should anybody get his/her feet bound?
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  5938. well, freemasons aren't particular irreligious, aren't they? if Cenk makes fun of religious folks he makes fun of them too
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  5939. > bit stringy I guess not a horse bred for meat consumption then?
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  5940. @bodiejunior He got a permit to leave the country.
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  5941. I don't get it, you see something therefore it's "very real"?
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  5942. @MarleenMagdalene "I am sorry but we only seek modern and well-connected people."
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  5943. Democracy has kicked in?!
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  5944. To be fair pot can be dangerous on the road, and I myself know someone who nearly got killed because by a stoned-driver, a possible legalisation has to go hand in hand with regulation, controls and informing about the dangers a person in this state can cause, just like with alcohol (BTW: this should be also done with flu drugs).
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  5945. @patriciaredstone 25 out of 100 or rather 1 of 4 was what you meant I guess?
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  5946. for the news itself not, for a news article there is
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  5947. > There is no "message" to atheism. These folks sound more like anti-theists. Rational thinkers and sceptics is I believe what they themselves as, they don't claim to speak for "atheism" even if TYT made it seem like that.
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  5948. exactly, it's in the middle east and hasn't been "colonised by the west", so it's not just Iran
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  5949. I understood that, I was just checking whether wolfram alpha interpreted it the same way.
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  5950. God can be blamed for anything, even chromosomal damage. ;) But yes, I get what you mean.
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  5951. @soiierre Play like who? Like random mutation and natural selection you mean?
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  5952. Non-Habsburg Eastern European?
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  5953. that's because of his cheekiness
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  5954. @romanmir01 Weren't you talking about an import tax before?
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  5955. @MrIloveyourboyfreind 'immoral' is the word
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  5956. The question that arises: How did they find out about the site? Did they google "cat" and "hitler"?
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  5957. BTW, I looked up Medikinet, it's another name for Ritalin
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  5958. The cane has to wait until the computer generation gets old.
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  5959. @busboysanalogy Huh, rabies still exist in the US?! I thought that this was a thing of the past in most of the developed world.
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  5960. @MacabreManifesto Would you have laughed at her before your diagnosis?
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  5961. +Jennifer Grove No, but should he have taken a lawyer at this stage in the first place?
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  5962. Yes but your cells die from hypoxia like in asphyxiation, they don't get oxygen.
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  5963. There will always be wrong interpretation of books until a supreme being steps and creates a perfect book that everyone can understand!!111 Wait a second… ;)
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  5964. I bet you not in the original language.
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  5965. You didn't correctly reply to any comment so that Youtube would link it. But since your comment doesn't have any content I guess it doesn't matter anyway, still I wonder whether you are unwilling or unable to deal with my reply.
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  5966. HFCS? the fructose-glucose mix? why not also banning sucrose, which is basically the same (more even ration though)
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  5967. @sniper275 haven't heard the news?
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  5968. What book?
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  5969. @UserUnfriendly21 not much, just like the fact that the orbit is an ellipse does not make much of a difference
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  5970. 0/10
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  5971. @sunRsaturn The rest did not? Like the Middle East? :->
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  5972. @gotohellgooglization in fact I believe quite some modern "religious" people do that
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  5973. Did you look up what forms of FGM exist? Please do it and tell me why the forms where "just" the clitoral hood and potentially "sticking out" inner labia is removed is not comparable. Oh and it can also be recommended by doctors, e.g. in case of menopause-related problems.
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  5974. @vkvladman If cross-bred beings (hybrids) suddenly dominate in nature because of being more fit then you might call it evolution.
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  5975. @Mitsuraga Book promotion and maybe getting some Fox News viewers to think.
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  5976. They didn't by the way.
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  5977. @starcatcher2222 Still, nowadays you need to believe in Judaism to be able to get Israeli citizenship without being born there or having parents that meet those requirements.
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  5978. even if, so? a population controlling itself, sounds good to me
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  5979. @ronoc9 Isn't nearly every mosque outside any Muslim theocracy co-founded by SA? Saudi Arabia is no Vatican but it inhibits the centres of the Muslim world.
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  5980. abiogenes is what you meant
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  5981. @52questionmarks No worries they build the fences 2m higher.
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  5982. they didn't ask for this
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  5983. enum, not tables, you don't need to introduce new types very often, much less delete ones
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  5984. Sounds the same.
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  5985. yeah, away with those bucolics
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  5986. @ageage123 And how can the 'Jewishness' be determined? With a Jew-O-meter? :->
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  5987. @Domzdream the other way around
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  5988. @Boyninja616 old testament story about a guy making god angry apparently by spilling his semen on the ground or something like that
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  5989. at first they did, then they reinstated it, funny eh?
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  5990. > it s their country and their tradition So? Still madness.
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  5991. @Kougeki1000 You know the health care system in China? It's not that different from how it was in the US…
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  5992. @aceldama99 write a paper
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  5993. @JudahUncuffed That's the issue with the phenotype, it is allow for exact conclusions on what the genotype might be, that's why two biological beings might look very different but not be that different after all and the other way round, it does show that subjective classification is problematic.
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  5994. @mootant A more educated, competitive society might be advantageous for all, make more profit, pay the pension of the first guy.
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  5995. @zerbify Many books of many different writers probably from different periods.
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  5996. No, consciousness of itself, no personality, therefore no person. The argument is also used in cases of humans in certain persistent vegetative states, it's handy.
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  5997. Whaaaa, there are even Sinti and Roma in Turkey?
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  5998. nope, he is correct for some fuse types
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  5999. @Patrickz1984 Why would Persians have a claim to Europe? AFAIK, to the west of the Persian empire never went farther than today's Turkey. But they controlled the whole Arabian peninsula.
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  6000. @Armitage431 the idea was there because otherwise making a miscarriage more likely through certain means would be a "loophole"
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  6001. Are you quoting Glenn Beck or "Der ewige Jude"?
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  6002. @pokeyugi13 Umm, more like Reservoir Dogs reference, but that movie was probably before your time.
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  6003. 1:55 hehe, TYT fell for the hoax pic!
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  6004. semetic (sic) by which definition?
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  6005. @lovepoison102 Well, you should once he becomes elected to somewhere he has political power.
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  6006. huh? AFAIK it's not available any more
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  6007. well, but in this case numbers count to make the bribing operation successful
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  6008. @isamu135 FDASARO might be a troll, but he is probably correct simply because of the huge amount of dialects spoken in the middle kingdom, maybe in some Hong-Kong-suburb Cantose dialect it means exactly this. ;-D
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  6009. @ObamaAkbar Just wondering, what do you mean with 'comfort', in the context of an Abrahamic religion it does seem to have a negative connotation to me.
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  6010. @FeelGood30 "AJ is against anarchism, therefore he is pro-establishment!" See what I did there?
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  6011. Hehe japanese style.
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  6012. @xNeptuneRisingx that were guys?
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  6013. @ShockAndOdd well, then she belongs to a mental ward, no?
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  6014. @Lvu24 Why should he read this book in particular?
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  6015. @595o oh and I forgot to add, you can make Youtube videos private/restricted too
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  6016. the idea was that there was no need for secession, i.a. since there were ways to amend the constitution
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  6017. @smaakjeks Well, it's social sc… I mean handcraft.
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  6018. @kulan2 That was exactly my point when I was replying to GJNCA.
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  6019. Huh? Seems like it's not only the size if you seem very young in general to others?
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  6020. @AForkSpoon Communism is a dangerous ideology calling for the overthrowing of state organs, was McCarthy therefore being reasonable in your opinion?
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  6021. > I admit my lack of info. You didn't when you made the claim concerning Darwin.
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  6022. @kustom69ar Why should he? Living is fun!
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  6023. @htnguyen32 I was joking in that instance and more about the fact that father and son might differ on some issues, nowhere did I imply what you apparently thought I did. That said, I would argue that I would prefer a person making rational decisions on all issues rather than just some.
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  6024. LOL talking ants! BTW, if god is perfect why can't he make a perfect book happen?
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  6025. > naturally found is all about going out and being able to get it from nature without anything else done to it Think about what you just wrote, what would "without anything else done to it" even mean?
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  6026. Not in the eyes of the law, they can't consent just like they can't make binding deals, just like kids BTW.
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  6027. @maradona2 'because the value of gold never decreases' Exactly therefore it would create deflation, look up what happened around 1900 in Argentina. Some inflation is necessary because it's some sort of property tax and keeps the economy going.
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  6028. She had a deep overbite or the opposite?
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  6029. There is only one theory on biological evolution worth talking about nowadays. What "holy" book can be disproven in a court of law? The noble Quran? The mighty book of Mormon? The tasty book of Pastafarism?
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  6030. heh, don't forget the religion of this one particular 10 men tribe in the amazonas ;)
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  6031. @ChrisDasSlasher Nope, that's not how it works.
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  6032. @Mystery207 Umm if people live longer then this does also contribute to population growth.
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  6033. @eric5335 Heh. That example definition was for "independent human being", not "human" Also, a womb is more than just an heart machine and respirator (latter which early preterms BTW need too). But it's true that this definition would be dependent on technical progress in this area and could therefore be considered faulty (not universal enough). Oh and on the matter of coma patience, we could know extend the discussion on "what is death" in the same manner. ;)
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  6034. > For them to have access to your drafts, that means you already sent your draft to the servers by using a web email client such as gmail Offline client work too, e.g. using IMAP and the right settings (AFAIK Thunderbird and Outlook auto-configure it that way).
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  6035. @Shanawolfo1 "Voltaire, our saint!"? Just wondering, what would be the best IYHO?
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  6036. @fitobcnfito I don't see medias claiming that there's solely a genetic explanation, but not many people still believe that it's a deliberate and conscious choice (emphasis on deliberate and conscious). My personal guess is that like so often it's a mix of genetic factors, which lay the foundation with upbringing and in the end some homosexuals the one or the other might play a greater role.
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  6037. @PenguinJr1994 And most will (put up and shut up) unless maybe they are coordinated with others. History has shown this.
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  6038. > do some research on breatharianism OK, let's see what WP says (not that it would be the best source on everything but this page seems to have good sources): '"Breatharianism" is a potentially lethal pseudoscience, and several adherents of these practices have died from starvation.' OK.
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  6039. So what is it according to you?
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  6040. @ryderc69 I was asked one of them and he sincerely asserted to me that they are indeed Christians and that in fact protestants are not Christians because no real Christian would deny the pope's succesion to St. Peter.
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  6041. @Suzaku000 Yeah, well this way they still wouldn't cause that much damage than when they would direct the plane into a skyscraper.
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  6042. no, that's not the point, don't be absurd
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  6043. separate life? and why isn't a sperm cell life then according to you?
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  6044. @DexArtist A petition from 10 years ago?
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  6045. If it exists physically, why not mentally?
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  6046. @sfeltmate They might be evil and without conscience but they wouldn't go THAT far! :O
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  6047. @Esrhan Maybe they are afraid that the child will once look for its roots etc. and detach from its stepparents.
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  6048. @alleycatalog you know which type of scanner it was, EMT or heat-map?
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  6049. @MrDustock Whites caused it! Males caused it! Asians did it!
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  6050. What didn't they?
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  6051. @mack3dg Huh? You are making assumption about my skin colour and place of residence based on what? Actually, I don't understand people like you grouping the world in colours, which is detectable arbitrariness to me, which is why I asked.
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  6052. You haven't ever even remotely considered Muhammad/Zeus/Odin/Krishna/Joseph Smith have you?
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  6053. They don't die quickly.
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  6054. @livin4jesus0225 I never claimed that it just takes "a mom" to make a baby. Read what I _highlighted_.
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  6055. @FoxNewsFanatic4Life Hellenism was already in place (that's why Greek was the lingua franca there), the people there at this time knew about the Greek rules on homosexuality (as long as you keep it somewhat to yourself and you still fulfil your role as a husband it's OK), so he certainly could have made a comment on this.
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  6056. …or even in exchange for what?
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  6057. lol AJ viewer
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  6058. Greece was stable before the 80s?!
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  6059. @WFSW32 Also, they have a hard time detecting sarcasm, esp. the self-diagnosed ones. ;-) (and they might point out that sarcasm actually refers to something different)
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  6060. but that's illegal! >:O ;)
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  6061. could be automated, Youtube does that sometimes
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  6062. @interfan63 "Islamophobic" What makes you think he is?
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  6063. A police source said Han, 58, was struggling for about 60 seconds to crawl back onto the platform."
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  6064. @NumaNuma187 Hehe, the wrong Jebuz quote made apparent that you are a troll. ;-)
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  6065. I thought Heroine and Cocaine were considered the most dangerous drugs?
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  6066. @PyROphantasie What if someone gets framed and there is evidence in some of this material that it wasn't him?
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  6067. Maybe I missed something, but when should they pass the jobs bill again?
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  6068. @Stevie68000 Hey look, a racist comment!
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  6069. sterile persons are of no gender?
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  6070. @Archivian01 Climate does always change therefore referring to certain changes in the climate as such is dumb, OK, that's fair, but is it also an issue or just nit-picking?
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  6071. "They" will tell you that you love the wrong Jesus, after all every one has a different view on this character.
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  6072. My point was that the less oil use you use now for driving and heating, the more is left for the petrochemical industry tomorrow, and subsidies into alternatives to oil might be justified by this.
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  6073. if you consider 0^0=1 that is
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  6074. @fitobcnfito But what are these so-called human values, you might ask 100 people and get 100 different answers to that. Probably it's how we lived for most of the time, as vagrant hunters and gatherers.
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  6075. Who the hell isn't he? Is there a standard one has to pass in your eyes?
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  6076. I think you might have a misunderstanding of what one or the other means.
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  6077. Care to clarify why all of the "law of moses" is apparently abrogated according to Christian theology according to you? Are you Christian, can we have a conversation with you?
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  6078. @Thebeautiful11 Was it the cause or the result?
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  6079. Can an omnipotent being create another omnipotent being? Or even one which has power over everything else and additionally also over the being that created it and therefore be considered even more powerful? What you get is one absurdity after another, at most you can attempt to solve it by limiting what omnipotence means, e.g. like someone in this thread did: > if omnipotence means the ability to do/make all things that could exist. This attempt would lead to another conundrum, because in a world where a supposed omnipotent being can exist it would be again possible for it to create itself.
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  6080. +Ansatz66 > so as long as they don't actually come into conflict there's no problem with them both being omnipotent So it's as if there was only a single being? ;) > If you actually agree then no force is necessary because it's what you want already. So an omnipotent being can only create other omnipotent beings which agree with it? Are those all omnipotent beings or all omnipotent beings equally limited in this fashion, i.e. there can only be a single head (figuratively)? I guess you could generalize this and say define that an omnipotent being can only do things which are possible at the current constellation (time?), since there is already an omnipotent being, it can't create a truly independent being. But again, you are clearly limiting what can or can't be done, you are introducing rules which your local theist might argue have to come from somewhere, maybe some super-duper-meta-being established those rules…? ;)
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  6081. +Ansatz66 > the collective English speakers of the world for deciding that the word omnipotent meant something which cannot be in conflict I would argue that the "collective" hasn't really thought this through and people came up with omnipotence simply as a result of e.g. thinking that everything can be described as an absolute hierarchy and something has to be on top (ontology) and since everything is be limited by layers above, there is something on top without any limits at all. > These sorts of nonsense statements don't come from anything in the real world. A square circle isn't an object forbidden by some higher power; it's literally nothing. I get the feeling that this discussion is related to whether mathematics is discovered or invented.
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  6082. @jeremywomackdotcom You pronounced it the correct way, "Gott" BTW stands for "God".
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  6083. @FoziaAbdi There is a life after death and they will? That's good, so we don't need to punish them for their actions in this world, right?
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  6084. @BlackLabelSlushie Working doesn't suck if you love what you are doing, being a workaholic is an good experience unless you look at yourself in the mirror.
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  6085. "more than 2/3 of the world's population" sent prayers instead of money?
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  6086. @The420blaze69 Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahn!
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  6087. You can configure it that way.
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  6088. > Anyway, he believed he was gay because he developed an interest in female things from no male role model. Things associated with femaleness in our cultures, in other cultures this might be different, just like with long hair, who does the finances, …
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  6089. @MrSpencerport Huh? Many new houses single-family homes have such installed in Europe.
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  6090. @noado51 CEO of a company gone public sure isn't that much of a king.
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  6091. it won't
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  6092. jesus wasn't the bringer of the law (meaning the old law)?
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  6093. Only way is through Lord Mithras, he said so therefore it's true.
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  6094. +Isaac Rivera It happened before in other parts of the world, never say never.
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  6095. +wikichris Requiring IDs and residence registration is the least of the concerns concerning whether a country is oppressive. The US, GB and former British possessions are actually outliers and I would argue that the whole voter registration hubbub makes the US less democratic.
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  6096. +Eduardo García Rodríguez You should say something against Generalissimo Francisco Franco.
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  6097. Animals aren't persons before the law, they can never consent before the law and they are objects before the law, is that so hard to understand?
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  6098. I thought you believed god created everything?
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  6099. affect
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  6100. That still wouldn't make cheating OK, if she is as you describe her, he should leave her.
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  6101. @AiluroPanda That's a stupid statement, as getting the real thing can more likely have bad unforeseen consequences, maybe not so much in the case of chickenpox but on general.
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  6102. Reference to that famous Berlin wall image?
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  6103. but mainly in the US, in abandoned areas
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  6104. more efficient infrastructure = dismantling it?!
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  6105. @FreedomsReigning And a gun will protect you against the "collective" Mr. Wolf?
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  6106. Did you reply to the wrong person? I was telling you why gravity could be just as well be considered a theory since it's a explanation for something we see.
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  6107. Well if only the Christians there had their say then there would probably be even more rules, remember not a few are Calvinists and such, cream de al cream of rule craziness.
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  6108. I trully hope for you you are trolling.
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  6109. @kangax Nah, more likely the other way round, those ideas are often older than you might think but don't get implemented for centuries.
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  6110. > It's logical to assume the sun goes around the earth No it's not with what we know nowadays, and back then it reasonable to make any such claims with so little knowledge.
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  6111. secks
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  6112. you didn't quite answer the question
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  6113. yes, good studies mentions how they were conducted in great detail
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  6114. @Mystery207 What if you redefine scientist as someone using the scientific method?
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  6115. well, money is an illusion in itself and it someone with the right powers can print money in any case
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  6116. @CavesProductions Oh yeah, they are really bashing Ron Paul here! :->
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  6117. And no Muslim. ;)
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  6118. Doesn't that slippery slope argument of yours go into both directions? If you show the eyes, why not the whole face, if the face, why not the whole head…
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  6119. She made the choice to sign the contract, she made the choice at that point.
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  6120. > Are you aware that with multiple gods there is no way to conclude which would be correct? Huh? Are you talking now about polytheism or there being differing ideas about god(s)?
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  6121. @docdude3 Well, if we assumed that companies make optimal decisions then yes.
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  6122. @jumar1281 I thought they had to pay for it themselves?
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  6123. @Ragitsu Trolling Arabs?
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  6124. I am neither but for putting the draft in place does it need to be time of war? Those people would then be conscripted and if not in war then reservists of a militia army, just like e.g. a major part of all male, adult Swiss citizens.
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  6125. @hakkai999 Which collection of humanity. And if there is _one_ scientific grouping of people then tell me what is is, ie. what races there are. You will find that there are just some subjective and arbitrary grouping made by individuals in the past and DNA data mining companies of late. There is _no_ scientific grouping in races, the only pseudo-intellectual here is you if you still claim that there is one without backing up your claim.
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  6126. »There is such thing as critical-thinking-phobia« Says who? P.S.: Nice of you to ignore the rest of my post, you don't deny starting with a big postulate before considering/ not considering anything?
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  6127. > Here in upstate NY, there has been an increase in home invasions Only a gun can protect your property… oh wait…
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  6128. @Tarynus Oh come on, it's not like they have no civilization at all.
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  6129. Actually not all virgins have.
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  6130. Seems like there is an issue in the constitutions if it is not precise enough on this, why is there move to have it fixed?
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  6131. Eh, just some dead intestinal wall and fibres, who cares?
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  6132. @BlackSoultan Murder without base motives? No way.
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  6133. @DemonicPuppet83 "Again, "secular" means tolerant of others beliefs. Not atheist." If that's your definition of secular that's fine but atheism surely isn't conflicting with this.
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  6134. @underbjorn Autobahn!
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  6135. The only true quote from you. "Don't believe everything you read on the Internet." -Abraham Lincoln
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  6136. @sunRsaturn Well, if I make public what actions insult me then if you do such actions you do them knowingly that it offends me, ie. deliberate.
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  6137. wmn too?
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  6138. @rahn45 Yeah and it boils down to when it is "apparent" that illegal material was stored there. Also it's not just about policy to not check what is there but also that it's not reasonable for you to try to detect (never reliably BTW) whether something stored there is illegal. Safe deposit box at banks etc work this way.
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  6139. > Iran only has access to Uranium, which is terrible for bombs. As we've seen in… was it Hiroshima or Nagasaki?
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  6140. > Zakir Naik Don't some Muslims consider him to be non-Muslim since he originates from some odd sect? Anyways, his arguments are weak, there are tons of responses to videos featuring him on Youtube.
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  6141. > the theory of evolution is not the same as evolution. Colloquially the theory of biological evolution (following what Darwin outlined as opposed to e.g. Lamarck) is simply called "evolution" when there is no ambiguity.
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  6142. @fightforyourrights9 the people that die from not being covered are another type of Americans than the ones that fly
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  6143. Indeed, and OP talked about conservative dance moves. ;)
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  6144. @addan76 What does descendence have to do with that? >_> BTW: now/know
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  6145. Spiegel is mirror, Berg is mountain (not hill BTW), that's true, but AFAIK mirror mountain is not any word and even then it would be malapropism since "Spiel" is not the same as "Spiegel".
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  6146. 19/20, you forgot to add "in the decimal positional notation"!
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  6147. @DemonicPuppet83 Everything people believe is already in the hand of men.
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  6148. @knightriderwawa Where there is data it can be leaked.
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  6149. 9/11
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  6150. @TheSakalaki1991 That makes no sense, why would secularism which basically just says that religion/propaganda/etc. stays out of the state serve anyone's agenda, quite the opposite is the case, claiming that you are nearer by the "truth" (being a cleric) gives you powers you can misuse.
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  6151. Catholicism, right? :->
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  6152. in the case of austria, there was probably also a pragmatic component in there, they wanted to become independent again and show how "clean" of nazism they were
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  6153. @JDBlessin True, that's why we need more "New Math": functions, Boolean algebra, set theory, modular arithmetic, …
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  6154. > more than a dozen documentary films that are eye opening to a grand scale of people. If you consider "eye opening" presenting half-truths and BS.
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  6155. she doesn't look like 16
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  6156. @PR0H0LDEM You mean a claim of genuine truth? But that would be wrong claim.
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  6157. @nativemrv19722 I love my Tolkien.
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  6158. Woha, seems like the people who did this aren't the only ones with complexes.
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  6159. They shouldn't be, but meh, we don't live in a perfect world.
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  6160. > So then incest should be ok then too, right? If consensual? I wouldn't approve of it, doesn't mean I want to ban it. Unless a rational argument can be made how it is harmful to others something should not be banned. Were you trying to make an emotional argument?
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  6161. @ALEWAR0311 Close to the end times? Again? Didn't we had this just recently with Y2K, 1873, 999 and when this Paulus dude turned up?
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  6162. This is Scout, rainbows make me cry!
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  6163. @Georgiapeach770 Ok, then how about "just" the clitoral hood and other "useless" excess skin?
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  6164. No, but that doesn't mean it can't happen, you just need fuel-aerosol.
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  6165. @geomega100 Nope, that's the same knot just a different technique for doing it.
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  6166. Nope, if the 400 are not selected neutrally, they are less representative than the 40.
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  6167. > cause that would mean sacrifice, which would mean morals, which would be getting way too close to that scary frightening 'bibley' religion-like stuff I don't get the connection between morals and "'bibley' religion-like stuff".
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  6168. I hope that not all branches of your tree started there… ;)
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  6169. @mrdk216 There is no "apersonal" god image.
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  6170. And not being able to drive is what I would call a negative effect.
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  6171. @Elite2121 Churchill never said this modified quote of Francois Guisot and in his case it wouldn't even made sense.
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  6172. @skedaddleMLS In what way does that have to do with this video? Or are you
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  6173. without tax deduction I would have no issue with that, better than being for civil unions that are equal but not the same for no logical reason
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  6174. Covid is not a parasite, it's a virus!
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  6175.  @GA-yi9js  No method for how it could work has been established, all we have are claims that it works, nothing on the how.
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  6176. I replace "deity" with "santa", why shouldn't that work as well? You don't think ever a-…-ism is a doctrine that there is no ….?
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  6177. Strictly speaking it's not BDS as it's only about selling in the occupied territories
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  6178. @Sheeeeeenful Oh come on, once you know the content of SOPA can't really claim that there was no risk of it being misused in bad ways, shutting down US-hosted or sites with a domain from a US registrar sites and censoring non-US sites _without_ due process is a danger on its own and I am not even talking about what is basically forcing the problems it creates with user-generated content (how is the website owner supposed to know who has a license for what?).
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  6179. Really? What historian wrote about him when he was alive?
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  6180. @Reallysexyname Morrowind and the previous ones too.
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  6181. > that drops some one nearly instantly How about dropping the head?
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  6182. @Kalahridudex Isn't there also a verse stating that there are no contradictions, I believe I heard about it.
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  6183. @TheFreeAdviceMan Thanks Great Spirit for making me an aspiritualist.
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  6184. @Boyninja616 The passage very likely describes a coitus interruptus.
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  6185. do you read replies?
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  6186.  @halleluia2025  Isn't that also the difference between rural and life in the big city?
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  6187. It was more poisonous than cancerous.
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  6188. @Stevie68000 Aren't you the one who said that TYT was Jewish?
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  6189. define pain, does bacteria feel pain?
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  6190. the weight of the debt depends on the interest rates, in fact sometimes not having a debt can be a bad idea, it's unused potential
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  6191. I like Miami too, the one in the north.
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  6192. Doing traffic lights in roundabouts is tricky.
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  6193. +Czorńy Lisek That's why small roundabouts are in places where the speed is quite limited and large roundabouts have pedestration crossings with isles in the middle and are at least two car lengths outside of it (so exiting vehicles can safely stop outside the roundabout). Also, there is always a clear view. I would argue that roundabouts are more dangerous for two-wheelers than pedestrations because many people don't do shoulder checks when exiting.
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  6194. @ramio1983 If it's visible then it's physical.
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  6195. neither was the mouth so make it a criminal offense to against nature!!!111 also clipping toe nails falls into the same category!!!11
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  6196. @Nyro888 Well, in that case I would argue that the corruption in China on higher level might be higher simply for the fact that it's so non-transparent.
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  6197. @TheRacistsMustDie More money than the money combined people spend on reaching their goals now and in the future?
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  6198. @peachdica Exterminated in Germany.
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  6199. @rozar89 Yes, you are free to say these things but the media are free to not transport your message.
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  6200. @dropintheforest background radiation
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  6201. California - Alabama
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  6202. @hatinonbigbrother they also didn't give any proof that there aren't any fairies in the food, isn't that scandalous?
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  6203. +Sending Postcards From A Plane Crash > Does it really matter how someone looks? The argument is that it does because being a role model girls want to emulate her.
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  6204. @UGOTDAJACK No free fall speed, there was toppling over of one tower at the last 3rd.
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  6205. @amarti9 My personal god loves me but doesn't you.
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  6206. @LIVE4LA I would argue that "saheeh" hadiths are a major part of the Muslim religion.
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  6207. @Ameribrit83 Just wondering, did this ever happen in the past?
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  6208. @dsjj251 Your argument is that they are atheists then there is nothing that hinders them doing such stuff, but it isn't the fact that they are not believing in a god that motivates them.
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  6209. @Introspective91 Just like with him being a banana, there's nothing wrong if he was one, but he simply isn't.
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  6210. @Nexius8 Yes they do, you find them naturally in milk products, not in high amounts but nontheless.
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  6211. @purplebubblez45 you know these plastic vampire teeth, well you can get the same in canadian-teenie style
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  6212. You know the word "Abiogenesis"?
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  6213. True, I heard e.g. that Scientology tells their members to install specialized filters.
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  6214. I invite you to correct Wikipedia (using reliable sources of course) if the info there is incorrect.
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  6215. @leonidasx666 Hm… don't these scripts have higher entropies per symbol?
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  6216. @courtneytlhaynes because he adverts is as a cover of a song, not a new one
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  6217. @macrplus Well of course, if there is change then there is need for adaptation.
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  6218. @metaitachi She plays Facebook games.
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  6219. @MrRobertNashville So you want the Reps with more tea?
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  6220. So you would be OK with an ever-existing universe?
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  6221. Other countries have residence registration and mainly just federal taxes.
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  6222. genetically things are probably muuuch more complicated, remember most ethnic group classifications stem from language alone
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  6223. I don't like the Americas, they are not very nice in Buenos Aires.
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  6224. @livin4jesus0225 You mean seperate life, because otherwise it still would be part of a human life, the one of the mother.
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  6225. and did it hurt you?
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  6226. Look up "The Thing" or "the Great Seal bug". ;)
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  6227. nah, the guilotine
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  6228. it's an interesting subject to talk about, after all you can then come to talk why to celebrate anything at all and under what banner
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  6229. @Tonio31 He was (not entirely seriously) talking about how it might be if this had genetically causes and turned out to be very advantageous.
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  6230. @KiheiLawyer It's not as if the US had no lower class…
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  6231. ah, so it got updated by the dude who said he is going to bring the law as-is?
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  6232. I forget sometimes to eat, hunger goes away after some time, bad stuff. :(
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  6233. but are they usable yet, is the software ready?
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  6234. Oh sure. :->
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  6235. I make up rules by which certain cultures are wrong or not, e.g. I dislike cultures that don't value basic human rights, now you want to tell me that this "type of thinking [is one] that lead to the oppression of natives by colonists in the past"?
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  6236. @KtBdOKW Funny note: The possbility conscription does still exist in the US.
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  6237. @MarmaladeINFP He didn't became rich through SegWays but through this protection thing.
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  6238. book from 1889 I guess, that's the first time it has been released
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  6239. AFAIK it does "just" say in the Quran that eating pork is bad, I wonder whether Hindus might have a greater problem with touching leather.
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  6240. @StanOfGB Well, Jews are not a race either.
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  6241. NAT? Normally you would get a globally-routable Internet IP address from your provider (with the exception of some 3G providers and such).
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  6242. @rapandrnb so the stonecutters who previously had a problem with the juice suddenly are run by them? :->
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  6243. @zmeier01 Wouldn't that happen too when there's a big storm?
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  6244. I guess a religion that had all their members "involved in science and math" would be a perfect religion, therefore Islam is not a perfect religion.
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  6245. > all life on earth died out after the last few fast transitioning climate changes, right? Not all, but a lot indeed.
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  6246. @riotofdablood But Arabic has loan words too (from Aramaic, old Persian, …)? And where there are loan words there is a chance for collisions or near-collisions. BTW, an interesting idea would be a language where words could ordered into a loop-free hierarchical structure (a tree) where the semantic and syntactic "similariness" then would be represented by how many hops it would take you to reach another node.
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  6247. think of the factors of a whole number as a set of primes, the empty set itself is unique
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  6248. and the TheOnion
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  6249. @MegaOrangePenguin Huh? What's "militant"?
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  6250. buys from whom, parts are still disputed
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  6251. @HipHopJun the equivalent would be albino?
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  6252. where is the wall between macro and micro?
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  6253. pairjerk?
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  6254. @SmaragdineSage What's a terrorist face anyways? Looking angry? Chin beard?
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  6255. @BorgKing001 note, that Hughganaught did say that climate change was fake not that mankind might not be involved
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  6256. to some it does matter you need to do a specially good cleansing before prayer according to a salafist QA page I found
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  6257. Some ideas are indeed dangerous, like ones armed people under persecution complex have. Oh and I am sure you don't agree with everything that runs on the banner of a "truth movement".
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  6258. > this person can comprehend the, supposed, word of god? Well, if it was inspired by a perfect being, shouldn't it then be also perfectly understandable by anyone? ;-)
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  6259. so why are foster cares not empty?
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  6260. of which god concept?
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  6261. @dardonZ si vis pacem, para bellum
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  6262. @Slntpsych Even free-range meat might still have lots of Potassium nitrate and Sodium nitrate/nitrite.
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  6263. They have a 80-20 rule on everything, politics vs. the rest, national vs. international, serious vs. fun, …
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  6264. @lebarosky I want to have power, should I therefore become a Jew?
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  6265. but God's country is Amurica!
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  6266. "magine everyone is smart and strong......life wouldn't work" life surely would still work if an omnipotent watched over it ;-)
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  6267. so these gut bacteria are resistant to these antibiotics?
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  6268. In the end you are just having commitment to yourself, after all it's _your_ belief your chose to follow, I too have commitment, just to other goals/rules I set for myself. Why would you assume that someone not following a religion would fear it? Do you fear or rather are you afraid that your views might be challenged by all the religions you don't follow?
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  6269. @johannesmaat you can eat the inner leaves as whole
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  6270. @yusafzai08 "Christian" America? So you agree Palin etc.?
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  6271. @acewings221 Well, you made me wonder whether they get something in return, be it money or imprisonment time reductions.
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  6272. @mikamaeful It's not fake, I saw it on TV.
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  6273. @MonaLisaSmiles56 Arguments from majority are often problematic. The majority also happens to be white and protestant but in the future it might become "Latino" and Catholic should that affect the decisions of public schools?
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  6274. It's might be childish but it still mathematics. These sort of games might depend on the representation of a number, but the representation itself follows mathematical rules, so it's still real mathematics. ;-) (think about it: you can rephrase all these problems in a base-independent manner)
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  6275. @angonbing Umm, in other countries with parliamentary systems the parties are even more free to decide how they will elect their candidate and I see nothing wrong with it.
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  6276. you mean -(1!) and -(4!)
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  6277. maybe, but the selection is still genetically modifying an organisms, oh and other organisms (if you can call virus that) modify DNA in our cells all the time >:O
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  6278. conscription is what was done back in the day, being for conscription is therefore the conservative position even if it could be interpreted as " force against persons acting peacefully"?
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  6279. Huh? Hair and nails are dead tissue that grow again, really bad comparison.
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  6280. @slckho What's white? Looking like an Italian actor or like a ginger from Ireland? Now what's more popular?
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  6281. @NusaybahBintKa3b In need of which one? The one you believe it to be or the one someone else believes in?
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  6282. Wouldn't the law force every institution "not to discriminate"? In that case Australia is consistent.
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  6283. I'd prefer base 16, with A-F for the additional digits! C0FFEE would be a number then!
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  6284. @Tchado1000 > "thus becoming arabs." Now ask yourself, what is an Arab? A speaker of a language? An identity? Something else? See, in the end all these distinctions are just arbitrary.
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  6285. @DarthMohammed Good question, just like why society doesn't approve of people disliking people of dark hair and brown skin.
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  6286. @BOZ11 It is and it fits best human nature, I see no contradiction there.
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  6287. @uyd By reducing the life span of the weak?
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  6288. Because? Didn't you get the memo, that many don't agree with abortions illegal by Roe vs Wade standards?
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  6289. AJ follower?
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  6290. > it's an abstract thought, not a concrete thought. Ye, just like maths, that's why it has no applications, right? :->
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  6291. @SuperGreenSmartie the question was there when Saddam was still in power
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  6292. parents prolly saw that damn with movie Al Pacino
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  6293. They charge only double more?! Is vaginal birth that expensive or are C-section that cheap?
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  6294. Senior approved of what son did later.
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  6295. Also Germany, Austria and Switzerland AFAIK.
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  6296. what rare metals?
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  6297. I find it interesting how the driver's license is considered a proof of citisenship in the US.
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  6298. @SpdDemon69 All a matter of definition.
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  6299. Because people need to drive to work.
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  6300. Numbers are not math. And even less Indian numbers.
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  6301. @TrolloftheTube yep, all his idently, just fake... I still can't believe it
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  6302. what if he's in a bunker or a tank? :->
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  6303. @XxSmashYourStereoxX You know they call it classic liberalism in the old world.
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  6304. Oh damn, looks like some powers bet on the wrong horse.
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  6305. @DarthAzabrush Exploit: distribute it among your children/people under your power.
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  6306. it was much less popular in the US, probably because of the strong protestant/catholic divide
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  6307. What do I know? Again, I didn't make any claims, I am just skeptical toward yours.
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  6308. +skeeveskeeve He wanted to make up for his (in his eyes) sinful life with a bang.
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  6309. +skeeveskeeve Video? Passenger records?
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  6310. @skinnydiprog3r "cocain in Afghanistan" Ahahahaa, Coca plants in this freaking climate there? You surely must have meant poppy which is used to make poppy seeds, oh and opium.
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  6311. I think he meant the Yoga they practiced there.
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  6312. AVE PROMETHEUS!
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  6313. @TheDethBringer666 Well, asking how much and what kind of privacy you want to have is certainly a good question. Do you have your FB profile public in a way your health insurance might be interested in it if it wants to find a reason to throw you out once you need their services?
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  6314. @Umbreona What about these hybrids?
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  6315. You sure you aren't Mormon or Muslim?
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  6316. @iamLI3 The poorest population in China are the farmers on the countryside in central China and the people that make money off cheap labor there are people with connections living in rich cities or even in the ROC.
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  6317. Out of my head, I can remember of at least two TED talks by men that got a lot of downvotes.
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  6318. @ForceRecon198 Maybe he could, but here it doesn't look like he was comfortable saying what he did, could be that he his shy but in this case his mother should have spoken first and then let the kid add something in his own words if he wanted to.
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  6319. @SabbaghProductions They have more sort of allies, all states that feel excluded from the rest, like Iran and Zimbabwe and such, look for their English state outlet, it's fun to read.
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  6320. a mac address is no story at the next router
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  6321. @JollyGreenGiantCock There's already morphine for that.
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  6322. @dreadred92 Evolution is never causing changes. Evolution is the result of changes and selection.
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  6323. @pboisei "what god has brought together let us not part" or like that is the new testament, also it's the 2000 years old one, your's should should be a little bit older, so no need to think that this was specifically referred to you too (even if his argument could be generalised).
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  6324. @ChristianMission More like secular, esp. if you look at Stalin who was less anti-religious than Lenin. Still, my points stands, ideologies like communism are basically religions in itself.
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  6325. because they have no sheep or that they are ridiculous cheap-asses (like the scots)?
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  6326. @genie0390 Did I tell you what the definition of insanity is?
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  6327. @9493760 Well, since god is almighty there is nothing he does not control therefore this leads to determinism one way or another.
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  6328. Too obvious… try harder. Besides, apparently you were in the wrong account at least one time…
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  6329. B6 giving every? I lol'd
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  6330. Inflation can be bad, never claimed the opposite… But deflation too and a little bit of inflation keeps the money flow moving.
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  6331. you certainly have to at least about classical predicate logic when you want to become a math teacher ;)
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  6332. Well, in their world you are still entitled to your speech you are just not allowed to make it anonymous… sneaky
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  6333. @haneefisa They were the chosen people in another book. ;-)
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  6334. @TheGiantRobot They found higher doses of aluminium in the brains of Alzheimer's patients but they couldn't find a link indicating a higher aluminium intake so it looks now like it's part of the effect, not the cause.
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  6335. Which ones? The glacier melting on average? Well, that's because of the highest peeks that for some strange reasons are actually growing, still more are melting.
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  6336. @NativeLoveWhiteDove I asked them and the sincerely assured to me that they are in fact Christian, who should I believe?
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  6337. You are assuming it's rising linearly.
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  6338. eww, doing something in java and then just using one class, that's not what java is meant for ;)
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  6339. Well, the results from that dye study were minimal, so it can't be the dyes alone.
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  6340. That's not so much the case in bacteria and "simpler" stuff.
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  6341. @Mueneeez Hehe.
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  6342. @yayazein222 I don't think that supporting the other side in a civil war is helping the stability in a region.
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  6343. he didn't? how did he then say that he his the last one?
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  6344. @gameflamer If the American culture sickens you then this is offensive to huge percentage of the world (the northern part of the Americas), if this is not a crime then your [insert-your-country-here] culture just sickens me.
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  6345. the same applies to honey then too, right?
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  6346. weed makes you a communist!!!111one ;o)
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  6347. @idontfkinknow1234 I am sure he wouldn't be first one.
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  6348. so that's why the touchdown Jesus statue was created
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  6349. The definition of Atheism says nothing about supernatural beliefs, unless you count everything "supernatural" as "godly".
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  6350. @dangerouslytalented Ooops you are right, somehow I got the misconception when I was told that you would get gelatin by boiling out bones.
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  6351. @jwdesign336 it's not meant to make it any "better" and better is relative in this case, depending on what kind of motor you want to have (powerful vs. economic)
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  6352. @arnie666 Should we care whether terrorists admire us?
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  6353. Who's that? Has he to so something with Ramsey numbers? ;o) But yeah, reminds me of a wash board.
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  6354. @UtubeMyAccountName Once business (like a cartel) is in control of a necessity it certainly does also have effective power. NPO need money to exist, but not necessarily taxes.
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  6355. > They are the ones claiming a linear rise,not me Are they?
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  6356. Stats? I doubt it considering that in old times many were already married at this age.
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  6357. @ACANOFSODA It's war! peww peww
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  6358. The need their guardian's permission for travel.
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  6359. @ZoneofA You really want back to those times when sometimes bread was cheaper than grain, so peasants would feed their stock with bread and normal people couldn't buy any because there was none available?
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  6360. I would.
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  6361. @dmcarefuldriver Nice! Not only everyone can access your WiFi, everyone can snoop on what you are surfing. I hope you reduced at least reduced the signal strength to the bare minimum?
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  6362. @shadowedge69 Oh come on, a penis is not an outside feature, muscles are more like it.
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  6363. @xkeltoix Of course the Celts didn't paint Greek statues. ;)
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  6364. @bgrim2008 "Feminisation" is an attribute of the current "western culture"? Where are you from?
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  6365. Actually, most are neutral if you count every single change.
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  6366. @dafydd93 That's not a good sign, you shouldn't separate yourself from them if you want them to integrate into your society.
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  6367. his mother considers herself to be even a "reborn" one
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  6368. @bmbdez He he, normally I see the argument the other way, in the form: "There are evil followers but the religion is not"
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  6369. @MrJackPD Glenn Beck runs a conservative show. How many people listen to it on average? 10 Thousand people? Not popular what so ever. Conservatives have almost zero support, just like the tea party.
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  6370. What's you opinion on the Easter Bunny? Are you consistent?
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  6371. You looked up Brazilian fart-porn.
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  6372. @SuperToughnut why HFCS?
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  6373. @UpFrontWith a plan = no free will
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  6374. Viewing the future is impossible because it destroys the chain of causality, but I guess "causality" is just "human understanding" in your opinion. :->
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  6375. @Energy321com Errrh… nope, you're wrong. That's not what is generally understood by the term (biological) evolution.
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  6376. heh, good
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  6377. Human "rape" laws would not apply there, so I wouldn't call it "rape".
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  6378. @windlea BTW, it's funny that the large Christian churches (esp. the Catholic) use the same argument, Paulus/Saulus can't be wrong with his interpretations of the life of Jebuz because Mr. God wouldn't have let it happen.
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  6379. @waltermh111 there is a setting for whether you want to see ads youtube thinks might interest you or general ads.
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  6380. @kuziamimi Not just Quran but also from oral traditions.
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  6381. In a multi-party system the party with the most votes would have to look to get the majority vote by forming coalitions, since the people in those parties are much more likely to follow party lines (otherwise they are much more likely to get expelled from a party), it's basically the same for simple laws whether you have now all seats or only proportionally many.
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  6382. @TheSirPrise For some it is OK to just pray in Fridays for every day of the week, for others not.
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  6383. @annarbor84 You're
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  6384. the overhead of all the death penalty machinery is much larger than keeping them all the time
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  6385. @gagaplex Seems strange indeed, but there must be a reason for this because meat producers are even testing for it voluntarily: "In July, 2011, Beef Products Inc. announced that it would become the first beef processor to voluntarily begin testing for an additional six strains of E. Coli." I guess they wouldn't do it if the risk wasn't real.
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  6386. "The universe is commonly defined as the totality of everything that exists"
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  6387. Every gun kicks, if it wouldn't then nothing would leave the muzzle.
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  6388. @Szekler11 you can't prove the easter bunny does not exist
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  6389. Wasn't Pat talking about harming other's on purpose without them knowing it? WP talks about it being a form of "a form of self-harm." Anyways, since only miniscule amount of people do it why bring it in connection with homosexuals at all? What if Pat was talking about witch hunts when talking about black people?
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  6390. well, how's that related to labeling? the crops you are talking about are mainly for chow, ethanol/natural gas production…
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  6391. @Dominick629 Could be you have a slanted view, you are expecting atheist to be this way.
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  6392. @Domzdream Once an hour? Quite possible, at least on weekends/holidays.
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  6393. But where would you draw the line? Let's say someone replaced the "Catholic Church" with the KKK in your text?
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  6394. so no need to do anything, right?
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  6395. @popebiscuit666 You can't say this so generally, it depends on the sources used, do you have a better definition?
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  6396. @PinballWizard10 Well, then the Russians borrowed it from the northern Germans (in most of southern German and parts of Austria it's still "Erdäpfelsalat")
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  6397. @LcDog316 there are several technology at use, one is a precise heat scan, the others ones are weak x-ray or radio wave scanners
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  6398. don't you believe he is the source of all bad as well?
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  6399. @Pinkbrooke64 true, this fake teenager was really convincing
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  6400. @theHaxprocessor more than one
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  6401. rye bread (more like hard gingerbread) is not made from grains?
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  6402. are those the people that read the scriptures most and claim to know all the fundamentals?
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  6403. So how to determine whether someone belongs to a certain "race"?
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  6404. "Tu quoque"?
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  6405. But what you said would be equally valid for the books I mentioned, right? After all your arguments fit there just as well.
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  6406. @thehulk3010 Geniocracy/Meritocracy/Noocracy/Technocracy might be worth a try. ;-)
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  6407. it was tradtítion before at least in places under Persian influence, AFAIK the Quran itself doesn't say anything about it, does it?
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  6408. well, a religion is made up of individuals, a religion no one follows might as well be non-existant ;)
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  6409. not to forget the death row facilities are separate and have their own staff, need their own maintenance…
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  6410. @Zooni2 Having ideas is one thing, becoming more pragmatic when you see you don't get through with your ideas is another.
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  6411. LEGO is Danish.
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  6412. > And number of responses to my comment seems to suggest people don't agree with your claim. Your're right, they don't seem to be aware of it, but ask them the right question (e.g. start with why kids resulting from incest are bad, whether trisomnia 21 people should have kids, …) and you'll see… ;)
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  6413. @RelativistSlayer What line? Her age?
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  6414. @MisledTrick Potato salad, that's vitamin(s), hurry up
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  6415. @Psychiatrium Well, planned economy is used in some dictatorships that also claim to be Muslim, like it was in Iraq and still is in Lybia. Also, these folks in Iran that US just recently removed from the terrorist list.
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  6416. @minooo44 Hey, that's a generalisation, show some respect! ;-) But seriously, "respect" is in the eye of the beholder, if I said show some respect, don't use the word "atheism" would you do it? How far would you go to please everyone who might be possibly provoked, it would get absurd pretty quickly.
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  6417. @PointyGorman The note said more than her just allegedly breaking the "honor code"…
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  6418. because you might end up in a cycle that makes you have surgery whenever you want to feel better?
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  6419. maybe but does that mean that they should be regulated? and if then how?
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  6420. Now look up the definition of "ethnic group".
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  6421. wouldn't that have the opposite effect?
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  6422. I found news stories mentioning the existence of studies claiming this (but also some claiming the that conservative parents produce more likely conservative children) without explicitly naming them… >_> But certainly the rebel phase is probably a real thing and not just a brain fart from early psychologists like Freud etc.
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  6423. @TheFounderUtopia All get bad ratings therefore they get replaced all the time.
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  6424. @crazypants88 Did you just call the UK homogenic? Ever been to London?
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  6425. @DeepSouth16 Huh? Which race?
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  6426. Not rubber bands?
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  6427. @kazooga1234 Don't claim what I do, here's one thing I do, I know what hormones are and I can tell you, hormones itself are not poisonous. Hormones make up the messaging machinery in higher living organisms.
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  6428. not before the law
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  6429. @Louloe Actually, I know rather wealthy parents (but not born wealthy) who thought like this.
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  6430. Nobody likes a destabilized North Korea.
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  6431. Ding Dong Ding Dong Ding Dong Ding Doh-bamaophone!
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  6432. @jxsilicon9 Blacks in the US that is? I believe they are not the majority in Africa.
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  6433. Mark 7: "what you eat doesn't make you unclean but what comes out of a man's heart makes him unclean"
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  6434. @scytheslash Yes you can, that way at least one script has been solved this way (a script that was used for transcribing ancient greek after they made contact with the ancient greeks).
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  6435. @USFullOfLies And? The domain is not owned by them. Someone bought the domain to drive your conspiracy theorists crazy, esp. the ones that don't even know what the illuminti _were_ (note: they don't exist anymore) about. If you are against the enlightement age and for absolutism, well then, back to the middle ages!
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  6436. Nazi stand for more than just anti-semitism.
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  6437. likewise in the Scandinavian countries AFAIK
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  6438. @mastigoz it's an irrational thought as such I see nothing wrong with Cenk making fun of it just like with outer irrational thoughts.
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  6439. researching like the eat-da-poo-poo guy?
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  6440. is there even surgery for what you mentioned?
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  6441. Nor that we drive in cars…
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  6442. 1) Posit what? That god is omnipotent? After all, if he's omnipotent he by definition can do _anything_. 2) People who make such claims, say that there is absolute "goodness" and attribute it to their gods. 3) > "decided a person's future just because he can see it." He created it? After all theists claim that he created everything. And knowingly too because of his omniscience. The fallacy lies within wanting to present both free will and god's omnipotence as absolute.
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  6443. @Tourshi Can't you just insert any vowels?
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  6444. @LordSnow69 This was a commentary, journalists do that too. But you are correct, these things should be kept separate.
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  6445. @DJTmaq But the ice is still lost?
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  6446. A religion is defined by its followers.
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  6447. @Agn0stiC85 He is an agnostic atheist is what you wanted to say?
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  6448. +Aamil Deen Not all Muslims think like you that the Quran itself is insufficient.
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  6449. @hanksnow82 He mentions it in a later video.
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  6450. One of them is a famous Christian fundamentalist politician with his family. ;)
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  6451. @Saiquarx what type of female circumcision are you talking about?
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  6452. @GENERALJOHNNYREBEL According to some interpretations of some books of Judaism (Ezekiel) interests are forbidden.
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  6453. fair use, also where's the creativity in that?
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  6454. @TheSeantague and Aspirine
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  6455. your persecution complex is showing
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  6456. Since when were you following TYT?
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  6457. > Also, it's important to point out that different parts of the bible apply to christians and jews but Cenk doesn't seem to care about that. Seems to be subject to interpretation, after all Jesus is bringer of the existing law yadda, yadda …
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  6458. what's bad about recommendations?
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  6459. @Iran88Arya Yeah, sad history.
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  6460. Need a dispenser here!
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  6461. It isn't, still it probably sticks with them for their rest of their life.
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  6462. @chestveeg I never said the opposite is true.
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  6463. > is there some kind of mathematics involved? You betcha. ;)
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  6464. @rjbonacolta > "unfair burden on the society" That's an argument that is/was also used by advocates of eugenics. How would you counter it? Where to draw the line when producing offspring might put an burden on society.
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  6465. @jag10 Reptilian, not satanist!!11 :->
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  6466. @charliewaffles725 You checked?
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  6467. @LordOrlock they do, they claim it themselves and did tests with them
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  6468. I wonder if Ana is circumcised.
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  6469. @NeccoWecco Driver licenses expire?
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  6470. That's not possible without a special saddle.
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  6471. Is he?
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  6472. Freemasons aren't Christians?
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  6473. @Has1b Could well be that people are afraid of what might come next, esp. if they are not Sunni.
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  6474. Are you consistent in this as for Iran having nukes?
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  6475. @Kandimann Well, the main theme was projection of bad feelings onto an ethnic group.
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  6476. @Joolazoo "among" is the code word here
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  6477. You are not smart enough to not use this fallacy.
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  6478. I am not from the US so I wonder what that ID would be. A state ID? Aren't you using your driver's license for everything?
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  6479. OK, there were apparently troll reviews but were there also bad reviews which appear to be genuine or not?
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  6480. What would be the punishment? Another oil spill? Dumping garbage onto it?
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  6481. it would be higher person if less persons would be executed
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  6482. this is not about opinions, I for one would like to have a petite pet girafe, but about chances and the Gary Johnson thing has to be one of the least likely possibilities in their list
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  6483. No real Christian person, am I right? :->
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  6484. @adolfog316 The dinosaurs lived over many eras and came in so many different forms that we are not even close to know everything about them.
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  6485. And then… the disappointment.
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  6486. Monique Lawless?
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  6487. > They always come with assault rifles because hey know their victims have nothing to match it. So what's your point?
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  6488. @jimalbi Well, a mean boss can harm a company.
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  6489. > CAPITALISM creates […] COMMUNISM LOL
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  6490. the KYOTO PROTOCOL is real too, so?
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  6491. @brianistdead1 What is not to understand about the concept of god? Or are you talking about your personal idea of a god?
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  6492. @siyrean I just had to laugh at the thought of what you described in the first sentence.
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  6493. For the Mithras cult?
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  6494. @TehOwnerer999 With their debt now they won't.
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  6495. @someguy827 we are also social creatures, such actions are not acceptable inside social groups of other primates
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  6496. probably professing how he is awe in his awe before god or something like that, he's from Alabama after all ;)
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  6497. @Geebsee Could have just said "religion is a meme!" ;-)
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  6498. how is it seperate if it cannot survive seperated?
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  6499. @ChrisBeale2008 First of all, speaking of human races is basically using bullshit definitions, then what about disrespecting African religions by banning female mutilation?
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  6500. I sincerely hope you are for a milia army, Swiss confederation style. ;)
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  6501. Huh? Don't you believe his/her creator created him/her in the first place? Knowingly with full intent?
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  6502. @dakiler2028 this justin bieber is fake, true you are
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  6503. persecution complex much?
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  6504. @UtubeMyAccountName Yeah sure, though I don't see what would be "attackable" in this case.
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  6505. @naym2011 Israel is on the Asian continent.
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  6506. > for reference, atheism is a religion too Nope, it does fulfill the definitions of one.
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  6507. @Ivan951 Would you be ok with it, if it was generally accepted?
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  6508. @MrMichaelEdie envy ;-)
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  6509. @Oscar847 Biological parents that is, he newer had any contact to them in childhood.
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  6510. depends on the clouds
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  6511. and even the simplest Turing machine can ;)
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  6512. inferiority complex
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  6513. @spucy Someone being against technology because of possible job loss.
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  6514. @asyouweresir Firemen described how they were certain that building 7 would collapse any minute which is why they evacuated the region around it.
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  6515. @bobbytiger Normally, unless it's a very early stage zygote they would check for deformities indicating hereditary diseases etc and then they wouldn't put into the normal trash but in a biohazard one.
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  6516. @lyndis123 It is the smart answer because otherwise non-Mormons (esp. Baptist Christians) would be less inclined to vote for him.
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  6517. Orcas should only live where they naturally do, the atmosphere.
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  6518. Conspiracy alert!
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  6519. @CBPfilm again?
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  6520. @anddanew yeah, it's really messed up what paedophil people would do in order to get some teenage pussy
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  6521. Can you disprove Russel's teapot?
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  6522. @wehhabi Hmmm… nah, there have been also Shia people doing terrorist acts, they surely werent wahabists.
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  6523. RSA is broken!
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  6524. @markangeloc A person without lactose intolerance can sustain quite some milk sugar.
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  6525.  @TSEEMOD_618  Perhaps Linux.
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  6526. Loaded question is loaded.
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  6527. @nytehawx Most people probably don't have my skin colour, it's Pantone 14-0848.
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  6528. @Spiderweb127 Yes, and he has a Greek and a Latin name. ;)
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  6529. > i wonder what he was on Illness.
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  6530. the crops with infertile seeds could as well be just hybrid crops with no modifying necessary
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  6531. they do and besides humans are part of nature
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  6532. @Jatycre Hacking is not hacking, some define about using things like they weren't meant to be.
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  6533. @mecher3k You are the one using logical fallacies.
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  6534. @ca91101 Well, the green party is generally considered left, so it's all of the right and the socialist-demicratic party in Switzerland that are against it.
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  6535. @tdurran well, he had buddies like Engels
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  6536. @soad19152003 I believe it's somewhat mandatory.
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  6537. @omarlives The story of embryos being in the food is a hoax that might have been a product of the probably true story that they used embryonic cells for testing (probably not a rare occurrence).
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  6538.  @pauljohnson4786  "Testing".
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  6539. @lduych In my idealised view of myself I wouldn't let this affect me because after all a dead being is just an inanimate object?
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  6540. consider math itself a language
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  6541. @circlestrafe It is whatever you want it to be. Yeaaah!
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  6542. @Mattysmyth0593 Oscar Wilde
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  6543. @TheRedLuigi He was also several times in Germany BTW, even shortly after he fled.
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  6544. lol, jesus died
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  6545. > While female circumcision does not help anything you sure about that? what if I showed you a study that at least shows correlation?
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  6546. @fuckystoat No every German was a party member. o_O
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  6547. @dangerouslytalented Well, you probably won't get food poisoning from unless it is contaminated with microbes, but this is why the ammonium hydroxide is in there. ;-)
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  6548. Do you also consider the Chinese communist party to be great? Look at their economy…
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  6549. Cool artistic work of fiction and falsehood.
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  6550. That Neanderthals weren't particular dumb for their time (had culture, speech, tools) was known since at the latest the early 80s, quite some time before DNA testing, and even back in the time when there was the belief that cranial capacity was a good indicator (beginning of the 20th century) it made no sense to classify Neanderthals as particular dumb, so I don't know where you got your information from, probably not from scientific sources.
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  6551. @xtinct2 she got pranked hard, search for it if you don't know it yet
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  6552. @3HDPS Yepp. I would call it natural as opposed to artificial.
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  6553. @CHAOSoriginal A perfect opportunity for museum, better than any cave in the mountains.
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  6554. You want to play the "blame-the-victim-game" further? I'd argue that you can play that game for virtually any crime…
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  6555. at least mention xkcd or who made that joke before (Dilbert comics?)
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  6556. LOL attire
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  6557. @annarbor84 Yeah; I want to bear a bazooka.
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  6558. @xxdonaldqxxx And private healthcare systems don't put you in shackles? They know your healthcare records and if your health is going down they might charge you more unless you change.
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  6559. @freebirdh "merely a human" or "the greatest human who ever existed"?
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  6560. @NumbuhoftheBeastBurg It is run under his own law, search for "the green book".
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  6561. @MrAwesomeArab They made cornflakes manufacturer include TYT crew action figures.
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  6562. He will in the last episode.
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  6563. > That's more like guided evolution, this is more like engineering. So what? What difference does it make?
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  6564. @ShaneZeal Little county simply don't have their own.
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  6565. _reported_ rape…
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  6566. @mazgru Technically, only something you do more-or-less consciously is a choice.
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  6567. I think in the case of high-risk patients it's cheaper in the long run.
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  6568. according to some reports they did
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  6569. @UAEDisaster Please don't use this username, it insults my religion, why can't you respect my religion?
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  6570. @2048scotty Can you sign a consent to give up your basic rights?
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  6571. @mareyowsta Sadly not, old people might not be able to realize that the letter is fake.
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  6572. Well, the tax payers liked to do similar things to the tax collectors, an ostracized group Jesus apparently also befriended.
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  6573.  @isaactubirore7359  How many years later do you think, Bible-belt boy?
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  6574.  @isaactubirore7359  When the parts of the NT you quoted were written.
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  6575. huh, are you a lib? ;-) the original post what about republicans quirks on their pro-life positions, they surely wouldn't approve of your socialist ideas, crack babies should pull themselves up by their bootstraps
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  6576. well, then he didn't break the story
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  6577. @AccessorizeAlways If someone has a gun and makes clear that he his going to use it then you better follow his orders.
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  6578. and what difference would it make?
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  6579. @MMJ420Gardener After 10 years it's OK.
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  6580. @mackenzie2881 Where did he support it?
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  6581. Alex Jones said it, so it must be true!!!!111one
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  6582. @RAMKING61 Forged that well that even the Hawaiians are confirm its validity?
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  6583. that's the spirit
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  6584. it makes you feel like it, unless you got used to it
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  6585. @DemigodsProductions They sure will change it, just like the last 65535 times. BTW: Demigod, LOL.
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  6586. "math" originated in China?
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  6587. @HappyHooker83 I you believe in races then you might be called a racist.
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  6588. poverty sure will improve with tax cuts for the top
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  6589. AFAIK he was a brainsurgeon, not -scientist, also how would anyone know _when_ he did have these dreams?
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  6590. @HonzoHasegawa Her argument could be that this created jobs in the demolition business. ;-)
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  6591. @fiercefunky The subject was picked up at the same time.
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  6592. @Ibrahim1109 That's no valid evidence, unless you believe in some esoteric human feeling for what is the truth* even if it are untestable claims (hearing voices of "god" is such one), but then that would a new claim on itself and need evidence to support it. * In before, I anticipate you claiming that babies are born muslim and talking Arabic (a language that for the largest part of human history hasn't existed).
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  6593. lol, couldn't you make this claim about anyone and anything?
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  6594. huh, what's specifically "materialistic" about this? "non-materialists" simply don't ask/try to answer such a question?
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  6595. no sense you make
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  6596. relation to this?
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  6597. Tells more about Harvard than about him.
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  6598. His prayer translated: My Metro card lies over the ocean, my Metro card lies over the sea, My Metro card lies over the ocean, O bring back my Metro card to me. Bring back, bring back, O bring back my Metro card to me, to me: Bring back, bring back, O bring back my Metro card to me.
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  6599. At least not Freemason, am I right, Mr. Jones? :->
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  6600. Says Alex Jones because he doesn't' understand time zones on twitter messages.
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  6601. @alashabibti Don't forget about the meat, our ancestors found it to be remarkably tasty.
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  6602. See it from the positive side: at some point in time the population had to decrease, at least there is new potential for population grow in the future after us.
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  6603. @noprofitmaximierung And next thing you tell me that the Soviet massacres in Poland too were just propaganda for the same reasons?
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  6604. @hempartist420 The feeling of grief of her being killed would probably leave no place for feeling insulted. I guess a better example would probably be if someone made a vodoo doll of her and pissed on it. I don't know how I would feel about this, but I hope rational side of me wouldn't let my feelings over this dictate my actions. [BTW: just remembered the wartime Disney cartoon "Reason and Emotion", a must-watch!]
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  6605. @ypsidan04 "Bogus accusations to stop him from being president"? At least in the cases where his company payed up it's more than just accusations.
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  6606. Well, but will you at least acknowledge that Putin runs the Party?
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  6607. why was he there in first place when he was such a moron? but OK when he was drunk before and then after he got kicked out more than 10 years ago even more then this probably didn't help
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  6608. @iamsean90 Even if resources could be better used they still would be finite, no? You could say that making a prediction on when this is reached is too complex, but that things are finite and that somewhere there's a threshold should be self-evident.
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  6609. > I believe that all states have the right to seceed if and when they want to The constitution doesn't allow for that. Anyways, what if the south had not cared about sanctions?
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  6610. the funny thing about god is that he fits in every gap and can come in any form I guess, since he is by definition just a very powerful being
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  6611. How is it "self-defeating"? And what does it have to do with whether it's true?
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  6612. @EdgarDirby Real sugar from which source? Sugar cane, sugar beets, …?
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  6613. Himself too?
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  6614. But still quite inter-national.
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  6615. which one?
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  6616. the question is whether this right isn't restrictable, either on who this right applies on or what types of arms
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  6617. serving a "higher" being is a good purpose?
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  6618. @Relyt22 Egypt has more coal and gas than oil.
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  6619. So it's not perfect in regard of allegedly bringing new understanding of things? Anyways, like we told you over and over again, the describtions there fit perfectly into the partly flawed explanations of things at this time, even concerning other things, e.g. the circulatory system
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  6620. > the qur'an was completed during muhammad's era Uh no, of course no new verses were added after his death, but written down it was long after his death and even later compiled to a version with a certain sequence as known today, AFAIK it was under Abu Bakr who also destroyed all other versions, so your story can't be correct. > but for you to say the qur'an is the same as the mormon or anything else, u have to prove that They all are identical to the letter to their original versions.
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  6621. it does and at the same time particletheory might be right
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  6622. What, me John?!
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  6623. "So give back to Caesar what is Caesar’s"? Oh weren't those collecting taxes his buddies?
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  6624. @mersk100 Of course it's about regulation, just like the BoR was. There is nothing bad about regulation per se.
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  6625. Greece is not Europe, go to sleep, Plato.
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  6626. He is also sitting in for Clifford Banes.
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  6627. @ningajedi But the crime happened already at that point.
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  6628. You might also want to mention recombination.
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  6629. @fiercedragoon1982 Might be also because the term "race" is rarely used (except maybe the UK) because of it being so imprecise (and subjective) and its negative connotation.
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  6630. a few as in 3 out of 10?
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  6631. Ye, teach them for example why numerology is crap and 101 in statistics. ;)
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  6632. not it other bases
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  6633. You only approve of freedom as in you-have-freedom-but-know-your-place? Great for justifying caste systems.
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  6634. hehe
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  6635. what about the stuff about the cloven-hoofed animals and animals boiled in juice from another one?
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  6636. Speaking of drafting, isn't Ron Paul actually pro-draft, since it's an old tradition?
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  6637. IMHO, 2 days is ok as long as it's his first time, but each time he does this again the penalty should be doubled.
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  6638. @Sindre1 It is.
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  6639. @kingbane2 But better than nothing?
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  6640. where?
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  6641. umm, no, not much need for rewriting anything if they use the same protocols (TCP+UDP/IP)
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  6642. @jazzer741 A little bit too Roman-friendly to what most Christians believe.
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  6643. Alfred J. Kwak?
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  6644. @aeronut19 'if I hadn't been an concetration camp overseer someone else would have'
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  6645. @jwdesign336 Are you serious? I am not lying when I am saying that I couldn't think of choosing to be gay? You seem to be projecting.
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  6646. @tiagoinka Exactly, I was replying to "BlackMambakins" who called it murder.
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  6647. > "It overcomes the barriers/boundaries/obstacles/­trips!" I doubt it, or do you claim that everyone who has a different faith in fact has no faith? In fact I would argue everything we see, feel, hear, … is up to interpretation and the "boundaries" you are talking of are also there because we have personalities.
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  6648. @skidawg22 Interesting Ph.D he got.
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  6649. @Hariuka Because movies represent reality very well… :-> Oh, and when you say not to play god, you basically mean your idea of a god, ie. your idea about what his area of responsibilities are. Since judging is one, we probably shouldn't do that too, right? :->
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  6650. @MrDecember91 Huh? Where is the connection to what I wrote? I was writing to your claim that there can't be no atheism without theism which I personally think to be BS, because the same way I could say that there is no asedrhoncusnibhlobortismn for the same reasons.
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  6651. @nett103 People have different opinions on an emotional level. Probably also more people would go vegetarian if they saw how animals for meat production are brought up and killed. I am for transparency, so I accept that.
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  6652. @Asymmatrix But what should matter are the facts, not who approved it.
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  6653. @TruthAndMoreTruth "corporate socialism?" That word makes not much sense in that regard, more appropriate would be "state-sponsored market bending"
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  6654. That's what pilots do all the time up in the air, chit-chat?
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  6655. While shouting "Noooooooooooooo"
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  6656. @BigsexyButters The Catholic church is and was always about power, after all they are in some ways the successors of the (holy) Roman empire. They had their hand in politics for a long time and that they would rather embrace fascism than secular movements was no secret (in fact there is even an encyclical on that) has been shown in the 20th century numerous times, it was hardly corruption, it was the way they rolled since ever. Even the 2nd Vatican council didn't change much in that regard.
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  6657. @jwdesign336 Will they? There no contemporary evidence for his life, although there were more than a handful of historians living there, there are many parallels to many other real or mythical figures (one you might know well, it's someone who stepped down into the realm of the dead and came back after 3 days) and some historical characters are portrayed in a light that simply does not fit to what we know about them from other sources (e.g. Pilatus).
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  6658. @wargarurumon Yeah, they just mentioned it 3 times… crazy bastard, how could he become so old?
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  6659. @MedievalWerewolf Huh? He's for the gold standard? That's not a typical libertarian position, is it?
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  6660. because there is no alternative in a 2-party system
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  6661. @Dinyang North Korea has a "parliament" too, as had the GDR and the USSR. :->
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  6662. Not the other way around?
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  6663. @Cazmeus But only in Mandarin, right? So where they speak mainly Cantonese they don't have such an issue with the number four?
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  6664. +Small Pseudonym Let's say TATM was his bowling club or some other hobby club, would it be also a fireable offense?
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  6665. > if your careless with sex you shouldn't be able to have an abortion Pregnancy as a punishment?
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  6666. @NativeLoveWhiteDove You didn't get what I was trying to tell you, whether they are Christian or not is a matter of definition. From their viewpoint, they are the right Christians and you are not and vice versa.
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  6667. the problem is that they want to believe the books word-by-word and will therefore reject everything scientific against it
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  6668. @ca91101 I like collages.
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  6669. > it is not illegal to not get medical attention Actually it is, because the distinction between actively and passively killing someone is not all pivotal.
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  6670. @MrSpemat Yeah, right because the people from Catalonia are brown… :->
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  6671. *Your
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  6672. 0/10, try harder, also make a new account at least
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  6673. AJ is your shepherd?
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  6674. @595o Oops, seems like a part of what I originally intended to write slipped in there.
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  6675. Why is social security not an untouchable and separate fund?
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  6676. @alexander33345 just a question of definition
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  6677. They already are screwed up under those veneers, look up "veneer preparation".
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  6678. > Islam does seek education and encourages it. Is there something specifically in the Quran about it? And I am sure at does, esp. in relation to the evolution of mankind from a common ancestor with shared with other apes. ;)
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  6679. > in the oldest book ever LOL
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  6680. @trinkid2709 Do you think having sex with a different "race" is normal? Didn't mighty and benevolent God put people on different continents for a reason? See what I did there? BTW: Loving relationships, be they heterosexual or homosexual do not automatically imply sexual intercourse.
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  6681. Are gingers white according to you sir Mr. race expert sir?
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  6682. Laws against Jews etc. were already in place.
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  6683. @selfsenter Let me summarise your arguments: 1.) Others did/do it. 2.) They would be worse off anyways. 3.) A middle-men takes the responsibility from us. The only problem is that points 1 and 3 do not held up against scrutiny, if let's say this is was about 'real' and centrally organised slavery and Den Haag would have to decide about that.
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  6684. shaving stuff, anti-wrinkle cream and baby powder
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  6685. @Sconz32 It's a small village, probably without any shops anyway.
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  6686. LOL abortions
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  6687. Wouldn't they have to learn Arabic first? Oh and I like how you assume that reading your book alone is converting people. :->
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  6688. > Dividing by district or counties makes more sense. Yey, Gerrymandering is great! Next up, let's split the Dakotas even more!
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  6689. huh? fit as in the sense of best fitted?
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  6690. as if he didn't…
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  6691. Well, "guided" evolution is not really evolution because it kinda makes all the genetic stuff useless, doesn't it?
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  6692. I bet you haven't even tried to research the subject, have you?
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  6693. @JimboVids Onion News did a 'story' on this. You should check it out. ;-)
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  6694. save as, add insect, set as avatar
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  6695. And possibly fully veiled, maybe even just looking through a mesh.
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  6696. @delltube777 Nobody said anything against her freedom of thought, still it's perfectly fine to make fun of her.
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  6697. @eric5335 Good question. One way to define it could be that it has to be able to survive (to some degree) on its own outside the womb to count as one.
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  6698. @kuktahamham Weren't they one of the 12 tribes?
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  6699. Nah, there are certainly no Roman documents, there is what has been interpreted as talking about as talking about the communion tradition but that's about it. No historian writing about other things happening around the same time (Jewish insurgency) wrote about him. And certainly there are no census records, in fact there is doubt that large-scale censuses happened in such a form.
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  6700. heh, somehow the verb "behave" as the third word got lost
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  6701. Do you wish others to own RPG's? Or maybe even heavier stuff?
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  6702. @Mrparrot73 Who was talking about PhDs? It's about compulsory education and the average learnedness (that's from a dictionary).
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  6703. the butler? seriously, don't ask too early or you will likely get false info
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  6704. You mean they are like on the side of Sunni muslims fighting against a Shia regime in Syria? Oh right, that's not a "leftist" speciality.
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  6705. @peteymandem You meant to say "gnostic atheism as opposed to agnostic atheism"?
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  6706. for or against climate change?
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  6707. Not all citizens can be part of the conscripted army (militia), why should all be able to have "arms"?
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  6708. @MavenCree When dad's in prison?
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  6709. > and they mentioned facts we recently discovered It's not really "mentioning" if you can only interpret it this way in hindsight. It's self-serving bias that makes you see this being mentioned.
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  6710. Well, killing in a moment of self-defense isn't murder, murder is a killing you plot with base motives.
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  6711. They said the same about one of the 9/11 perpetrators, the one who lived in Germany most of his life. The psyche of some people is problematic.
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  6712. @heomak Funny, so the king isn't that much of an absolute ruler after all? Can't he just do it like Henry VIII?
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  6713. @GhostyFilms Former I would guess. Think about it, it's a red flower in this particular place and a name that is generally associated with a book in which a middle-aged man has an affair with a minor. Also, it doesn't look very hip to me.
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  6714. Uh, local level politics is far from being resistant to corruption I would even go as far as saying that the corruption on the local level is cheaper on average (less money spent in exchange for control by 3rd parties) simply because of nepotism.
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  6715. Now I wouldn't consider it to be part of that, if you want to become a logician you don't go for philosophy, now if you were consistent you would need in fact include "teleological" ideas and ontology ideas in there too, in fact you would include there everything and include philosophy to be kind of a meta-science, which is basically the classical but AFAIK out-of-date definition of it. […]
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  6716. doesn't it apply to anyone using US-based online services?
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  6717. spirituality is generally only vaguely defined
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  6718. @SinnFein4ever You can already have an Islamic court of arbitration, but that's not the point.
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  6719. falsely attributed, told ya before, click "sort by thread"
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  6720. Might be the case and I can think of examples for both of these.
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  6721. > all numbers are descriptions of actual things including "i"?
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  6722. 21
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  6723. sort of, yes
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  6724. So you believe there is global warming but it isn't global warming? :->
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  6725. @magiorey Christopher Hitchens
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  6726. Uh, dollar isn't collecting taxes either. ;)
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  6727. I hope you are kidding, doing such things can't serve your agenda very well.
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  6728. @bnz500 Do you have a problem with people coming from a background of people of the followers of Judaism?
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  6729. > So in math, everything is either a partitioned unit or composed unit of the original number 1... the end Nah, first of all you might not be able to do such "compositions" in certain environments and even for the natural numbers you need more axioms, look up Peano axioms if you are interested and note that this is does not include real or even complex numbers, think about what you wrote and the difference between real and rational numbers.
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  6730. @lilnicky492 Aren't the people who really do all this stuff from Ebaumsworld?
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  6731. @megagagnon1 A Sufi founded by Iran, now that would be news. It's would be like the Vatican supporting protestants.
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  6732. @mszunefan I would guess that depends more on who made the first move towards something illegal, ie. whether it was the offender or the possible victim.
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  6733. Doubt it, since it's a prescription drug.
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  6734. @TruthAndMoreTruth Huh? That's normally be the prize for a kilo oranges.
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  6735. I heard that Napoleon probably was one.
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  6736. Then look it up if you don't believe them.
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  6737. @sugarhitman So you are saying it's like with Martin Luther who also didn't intend to create his own Christian church.
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  6738. what actions in particular?
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  6739. @Mr30scratch Fuel was one factor that started the chain reaction.
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  6740. you replied to the wrong person
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  6741. @Vr4z1el Another sad thing is that even poor people sometimes spend the little money they have on crap.
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  6742. @MLadyAzzera And how should it detect whether it's at the chest?
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  6743. @Tuuliska At this time the private European banks are already freed from the burden of Greece, the Greek government bonds are now mostly owned by EU governments or government-near entities.
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  6744. > How can atheists be "more" anything when they are the minorities on the planet representing a mere 14% of the global population? What? > With trillions of galaxies out there the chances of flying unicorns seems likely. There are indefinitely many digits in 10/3 in decimal notation, would you therefore argue finding anything other than 3s after the decimal point seems likely there? That's not the worse argument but still a weak one on its own.
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  6745. @unforgivingreality Actually not many experts claimed that (BTW, their arguments weren't _that_ bad, they thought about the same factors that lead to inversion happening on a global scale), in the mid 70s these were already considered fringe hypothesis. (fun fact: changes to the gulf stream could cause local ice-age climates)
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  6746. @romanmir01 You are basically right, but why would a low US dollar affect farmers in the rest of the world?
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  6747. no, bombing is not a solution
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  6748. @zamardii12 horn
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  6749. Rapist beard, haircut and glasses. Also a rapist van. And maybe the there-has-to-be-something-wrong-with-this-guy hat. ;)
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  6750. @cool2t Highest in Africa is not very hard but compared to non-Africe it's laughable, even Saudi Arabia etc. manage to be above it.
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  6751. should have said supremum
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  6752. @dededo2009 so the hadith authors got it wrong?
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  6753. > Humanism is just a form of speciesism LOL, furry much?
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  6754. the voice and choice of words (points towards class, origin) is not anonymized
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  6755. @selfsenter Just wait until all 4 of them get Alzheimer's, you know Alzheimer's is an ancient disease but most people used to die before getting it, now that people get older and older this doesn't look like such an unlikely situation anymore.
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  6756. For one it had dihydrogen monoxide in it!!!11
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  6757. Not death, just no live. So having children all the time that won't be adopted is better than not having them?
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  6758. @TheChrissy473 "It just doesn't make sense that there is a sky daddy." See what I did there`?
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  6759. > And the our Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) never stole or killed anyone Neither did Obama? Personally that is.
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  6760. @TheCreeperhunter There are employee protection laws in the US that prevent you from getting fired for no reason? That's a new one to me.
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  6761. @Anarchistt86 Some regions there were also quite late on Islamisation, funny country.
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  6762. Parents know exactly how their children will turn out? I am sure some parents wouldn't be parents if they knew that.
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  6763. @JimboJ1981 Klaschka, not Klauske, a name of slawic origin, not northern Germany.
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  6764. And why is there no worker registration again?
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  6765. @bbphnix The earthquake proof buildings did withstand this one.
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  6766. go sell your stuff elsewhere
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  6767. remember, they always leave a camera man behind, in every show, no exceptions
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  6768. @medit84truth Well, to be fair, creating new food from old food is not that hard. So it can be recycled pretty well.
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  6769. The intelligence according to the Mensa test then would increase.
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  6770. @v12345c There are people who take Fox News seriously.
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  6771. @SereneSatellites I was asking for a precise definition, not a fancy-sounding one. ;-)
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  6772. You don't refute what I say and insult me in response. Am I correctly assuming you don't have anything more to add?
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  6773. those are problems of statistic? and he "solved" them?
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  6774. @WarriorOfTheOldWays1 And heterosexuality isn't?
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  6775. Leftist bonobos!
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  6776. > Even if Putin seized the ring from Robert Kraft (which is still not definitive) it still wouldn't matter because Yes it would, that's no argument to make.
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  6777. @ihavemonkeysinmybutt The patent expired 1969
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  6778. huh? you equate bikinis to lingerie?
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  6779. @romanmir01 Importing cheap resources and exporting expensive goods would be no problem, see Mercantilism.
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  6780. @MrJackPD He should have universal rights, not the ones of US citizens, also the US could have simply revoked his citizenship.
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  6781. @FlaccidErection Weren't you the one saying the same about gay people while having this user name? Tehee.
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  6782. And who creates the instructions manuals that would need to be better than those of Lego, IKEA and Kinder Surprise eggs?
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  6783. Don't forget intelligent falling.
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  6784. > There are plenty of guy who identify themselves as being gay, while never actually have had an intercourse with a male partner. You don't need latter for being former, being "gay" is about feelings not actions AFAIK.
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  6785. @kavkaz7kavkaz "and every culture has it right to exist" Just about every culture? You are OK with every action other people do in name of their culture?
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  6786. @Danny77uk Well, many areas there (cities) still have a very high population density.
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  6787. @MarkoKraguljac Huh? In the US there's have freedom of speech, including the conspiracy theories you are believing in.
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  6788. @nina090991 "curing athletes foot" is not what genetical biologists do.
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  6789. you might have a different interpretation of the old testament but it's still basis for a Christian
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  6790. @ChristianMission What news are the majority of Democrats watching anyway? If the Democratic party is the socialist party how Republicans portrait it then surely the workers of this country.
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  6791. @UtubeMyAccountName The government isn't or shouldn't be a profit oriented entity, it should represent the public where it is necessary.
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  6792. @jpsaucier777 Well, to be fair birds do not equal birds, farmers don't care about birds that only eat insects.
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  6793. Nothing? Seriously, were you making the same argument against abolishing DADT? Are you so horny yourself that you believe others are?
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  6794. @thePANDEMlC this is basically cloning if you will
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  6795. it's just her opinion, man ;-)
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  6796. @amibidhrohi2006 Why white and note more healthy dark bread?
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  6797. At least it's Jonny and not Jamal.
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  6798. Jesus didn't come up with the golden rule, couldn't he have left us with something new? ;)
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  6799. @sunRsaturn Iran does relatively well because of trade also with western states like Germany.
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  6800. @BrokedownBenz That's like writing scientific papers.
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  6801. @walshybhoy1 There is no god's law for me nor is there any god's law in law texts, there is also no scientific definition of race and everyone can choose his/her religious affiliation. You shouldn't use terms that can't be properly defined.
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  6802. they certainly weren't naked when they moved to colder climates
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  6803. 8/10
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  6804. > I cannot see how this would reduce the length or size of someones penis. Maybe it lead to a "hidden penis".
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  6805. oh now the jewish bogeyman! :O
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  6806. @Bulldog76center "on average"
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  6807. @MindofMichaelMyers The day is coming… again? -_-
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  6808. @UtubeMyAccountName Huh? Where was this about the goverment?
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  6809. @Elite2121 That's what the Universal Declaration of Human Rights say?
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  6810. In a trimester system?
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  6811. @Spoonfoon "No true Scotsman" goes in both way in this case.
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  6812. Spitting at "whores"?
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  6813. @ZeroTemp I would.
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  6814. persecute?
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  6815. War. War never changes.
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  6816. > lol, i said same % not same molecular composition.. That's how I interpreted it, and because of differing moisture (H2O) and because certain types of mud (bogs) hardly have any free O2 at all your statement is highly questionable. Your statement was the one with "exact percentage", don't know about the Muslim scholar.
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  6817. but he would only get through with the things the other repubs like and call it half a win
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  6818. @ByTheShortAndCurlies What jews? Religious ones?
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  6819. @amitscorpio well, you could find the links to where it is shared, after all, uploading copyright material might not be illegal (private copy), making it public is
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  6820. @fte26 What about false positives?
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  6821. @FusionHelsinki You know what would happen if they closed the Suez Canal?
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  6822. If it varies then it's different. An apple is not the same as an pear even if one might claim that you just minor modification are needed to make an apple appear as a pear.
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  6823. @DeepSouth16 Don't you think that it (still) plays a bug role in today's society in the US (esp. the deep south)?
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  6824. grants by whom? not the UN, A21 is even more of a paper tiger than the Kyoto protocol was
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  6825. > And the funny thing if it happened only cases of family violence in Saudi Arabia we hear about in America this proves to you that domestic violence not very much!! You hear less therefore there are less? Think about it…
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  6826. it can't since it can't fulfill the definition of a religion, in fact it's just a method of operation
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  6827. so it's not a punishment as much as an (allegedly) helpful order?
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  6828. @elguanteloko Of course you can evaluate moral claims in a scientific manner, but of course you would need to precisely define the moral principles under which you want to evaluate something.
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  6829. @BRAZEN08 Some of your best friends are black?
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  6830. @ChrisBeale2008 Less skin, less mucosal, less folds → lower chance of infections/tumors/etc. wouldn't it be a "logical reason to cut it off"?
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  6831. PBS is still funded?
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  6832. they sure love that centralized data ;)
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  6833. Why in particular?
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  6834. @TheLazyAngel89 this would be direct provocation, and even that would no justify physical assault
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  6835. @6thMessenger Islam incorporates part of the believes of Christianity, e.g. it includes Jesus, although the picture of him is a little bit different.
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  6836. @mack3dg What is white? Spaniards, Latin-Americans?
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  6837. the Catholic church certainly tried to make a deal with them, e.g. you know what the official position of the Catholic church (who at that time de-facto were part of the government of German-Austria) was on the Anschluss and the Sudetes?
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  6838. @VelaToNorma7 They don't seem very enlighten to me.
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  6839. @xxLSD25xx And where is the part he abridged/abrogated the clothing rules and the circumcision mandate?
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  6840. Well, de-facto you can't ignore emotions entirely.
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  6841. @Revrebrent Even if they wanted to, there is hardly any preserved DNA, even in amber enclosed mosquitos.
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  6842. @SHEEPLEwhisperer Actually they were pretty late to hop on the Zionism train but true, they were the ones with the money.
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  6843. @msf88 if you know that other's would define what you see as delusions, why do you make it public then?
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  6844. @bbenally88 What's your definition of black?
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  6845. Only according to one gospel and according to another he must have been born before this. Additionally, "there is no evidence of the Romans requiring people to return to their ancestral homes for a census and there is skepticism among scholars that such a custom existed or would have been practicable." (WP: Census of Quirinius)
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  6846. @bautista1904 Good point.
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  6847. @eldridgepaul Carbon can be plated very well.
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  6848. @Starry2000 Nudists wouldn't care. ;)
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  6849. Tanks made out of DU? It's the ammunition that is the alleged problem, probably because it gets into the bodies once it get pulverized or oxidizes or becomes part of some organic compounds. Uranium alone has a half-life of about two weeks in the body.
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  6850. @painet1776 It certainly became a problem for the nobility.
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  6851. "Dressing provocatively just shows how much you value yourself." In what way? Think about it. ;-)
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  6852. @JDaKingman Inhale it dude, it will blow you off.
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  6853. @mjtajik Yeah, if I fail I also blame it on the juice!!!11
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  6854. why would the US jailing non-citizens instead of deporting them?
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  6855. I did, it's an interesting non-binding document, your point?
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  6856. > all the evidence shows this alex jones' mind is no evidence
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  6857. You are asking for her definition and then using your own for declaring her an "imposter", your way of thinking seems odd, please learn the difference between objectivity and subjectivity.
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  6858. documents talking about the "endlösung"? sure there were, we have even the logs from a whole conference
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  6859. So you are saying it's necessary?
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  6860. @Eaglesfaninca HOW DARE YOU!!!111111oneone
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  6861. @Lifeintakes Huh? How is this theological stuff when it's about rationally thinking about how to make good decisions?
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  6862. @5lkk There is indication that 1 cigarette can be enough for some people, while others can smoke a whole box without feeling an addiction for it.
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  6863. Did the left guy even realise he is on camera?
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  6864. but there must be something about being in costumes and having amorous tête-à-têtes, why else would that have been alread the case in the 17th/18th century?
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  6865. @bla34112 Because in the morning of the day you turn18th birthday a faerie will come and convert you from a careless and naïve being into an self-determined individual with both feet on the ground.
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  6866. > even though they have very leanient gun laws Huh? You need permit to have one, many males such since the Swiss confederation has a conscription-based militia army (a "well regulated" one BTW ;-)
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  6867. > Alcohol doesn't do anything but destroy your liver and kidneys. And your nervous system including your brain. Oh and it might cause Vitamin deficits.
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  6868. sometimes it were technically their parents with the state advocating it
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  6869. 0/10
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  6870. Does it necessarily? OP was talking about just removing the clitoral hood.
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  6871. No, Odin!
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  6872. @horrorvictim You should try things made out of soy granulate (the eq. of ground meat), no chewiness there and quicker to prepare.
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  6873. @redz285 First, he needs support by his base, then if he had it is way then it would mean change in extreme ways.
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  6874. @Hedcase71 I see no "hand of god" stricking the hour, seems like we have to do the decision ourselves…
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  6875. @sdrawkcabgnipytmi Is there anything that is observed directly? How direct is direct? ;-)
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  6876. No bananas, your odor is off.
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  6877. Maybe they were cold?
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  6878. 0/10 starting with second question
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  6879. @PhilHaqeeqa In some countries there is the technology for this (on the provider side), that is the UK, Sweden and the Netherlands.
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  6880. @SMOKING5STRING Who are you talking about?
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  6881. 0/10
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  6882. @jecova Cameras shouldn't be allowed to be in front of writers.
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  6883. @Relyt22 Huh? Can you talk like that about an unorganised group?
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  6884. > There are few cases where there's an extra chromosome. There might also be one missing, only X is viable.
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  6885. @Neylonx something that was a product of your creativity?
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  6886. @unknownshadow1993 Well, if he does not want to give it away then he has no right to live in the country.
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  6887. @slayerette86m People who don't want to tarnish the image of the watchmen?
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  6888. @LancePoint9 And following private prisons there'd be private death row facilities? Another thing that could make it cheaper would be centralisation, moving away from federalism in this case.
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  6889. @theheatofthemoment Well, "wrong" might be relative, in the future it might have a different meaning, let's say TYT was considered as a communist channel and the 50s view on communism would be reetablished.
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  6890. not all do
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  6891. @trs24june You forgot the part where he incorporated parts from an old and popular story (Odysseus staying in the the realm of the dead for 3 days and coming back then) and possibly astrological symbolism (the fish, the stars).
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  6892. not to mention removing its claws
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  6893. @101shitkid "to much shower can make you go bald." that's what they said in baroque times
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  6894. *had stated
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  6895. @QueenLioness84 100 times better, eh? Would you do a double-blind test on this?
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  6896. Attacking someone who attacks himself is not cool in general. :-> They should be shown respect when they are brought into their padded cells.
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  6897. @jawayetti depends on how the santorum flows
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  6898. @Gacktosan3 9/11 was not the direct reason for invading Iraq…
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  6899. Didn't that happen in teh US too in '94 or something?
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  6900. @ANCIENTMYS I googled for it, I couldn't find any reputable source for these claims (only one for lessening the risk of cancers but that was more about over-oxidation, something that has been known for quite some time). If you are looking for other absurd claims for curing cancer you just as well search for faith healing cancer, vitamin d cancer cure, silver cancer cure, germanic new medicine cancer, coffee enemas cancer … all basically claiming about the same as your sites.
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  6901. The real reason is protectionism from US imports.
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  6902. like literally when they were still polytheists?
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  6903. @BorgKing001 How does this make it any less censorship?
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  6904. @dreamcoyote From a cosmopolian viewpoint this is great. Who knows, maybe in the future the ratio between service and production will be the same everywhere. ;-)
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  6905. @VirtualBilly I am more conviced by his quotes than the one accredited to zombie jesus.
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  6906. @sonofsarek Is the military even allowed to be used for these purposes? No separation of power?
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  6907. @Ntownsfinest A statement in favor of contraceptions? Did he re-interpret the story in the old testament that tells that god was angry becausethis one guy squandered his seed (coitus interruptus)?
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  6908. gmo how?
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  6909. OK, let's say differently instead, and then also say you can order them in a certain way ;)
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  6910. I thought it was the tea!11 :->
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  6911. no that's not education timmy
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  6912. But if you are not even, then you can't defend yourself against it, so the arguments of "opposing" the state does not seem very well-thought-out.
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  6913. Eugenists? Was he being selective? I doubt it. Don't call it that way, just because AJ does.
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  6914. watch out, we've got some good argumentation here… :->
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  6915. Before puberty which can be as late as 13, in some countries they (those getting circumcised) get to wear Sultan outfit and the family is have a celebration (with a feast) where sometimes even strangers are invited to.
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  6916. @SevyShasha "Obama turned out to be only half as bad from a conservative standpoint, but then he also is only half-black!" OK… this one was bad, I know.
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  6917. @thatjohnharveyboy Cities come into existence and growth one way or another, if I understand him correctly he isn't in favor of more City, but Cities where people need them most.
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  6918. @Roeshamboe05 What's shanking?
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  6919. An engineer is a scientist? (would that include a car engineer too?) Where would be the application of the scientific method?
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  6920. And thus it is proven, there are no lesbians.
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  6921. herpes simplex is not the same virus as varicella, same family but that doesn't say much
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  6922. Ayn Rand?
    1
  6923. south park
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  6924. maybe using groups and stuff ^^
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  6925. I wouldn't want to prick a robber with a toothpick, unless I am a masochist.
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  6926. @803brando I believe it's not forbidden per se, just intoxicated praying or such is forbidden.
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  6927. you do know oil companies get subsidies and tax breaks too, right?
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  6928. Are they twins?
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  6929. From what movie is this?
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  6930. You don't peel the buffalo swappers?
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  6931. The non-PC part is the naming if I get it correctly, a ghetto is not automatically a high-crime area or so…
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  6932. this video should have had some straining trailer music
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  6933. well, but it's kinda the basics of math
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  6934. @rhysc375 Direct hate-speech is, certain symbols are, but they outsmart the law by using similar but not banned symbols like rhe one also found on the Isle of Man flag.
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  6935. On which side? Don't they accuse each other of that?
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  6936. So Caesar was in his own class? :D
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  6937. @chefawkes LOLWUT, where are women groped? Probably somewhere in the south.
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  6938. well, but this way the dealer can get in trouble too, so in hindsight you can make someone accountable
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  6939. "Our sexual energy can be diverted and altered to more constructive activities rather than sex" Sexual energy? "Libido" as defined by Freud? Sorry but that was one of his more kooky ideas, nobody takes this very much seriously nowadays, I wonder which "journals" you were reading…
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  6940. @DionLaurent1 Hihi, I was waiting for such a comment.
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  6941. What do the insurance companies get?
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  6942. There is something called 'protection', no sex before marriage is not realistic, esp. when people get married on their own and much later than right when they reach puberty as used to be case.
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  6943. @terabrat If one makes fun of Amish, why shouldn't he also make fun of orthodox Jews?
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  6944. @parasitesarefunny Yeah, he is a fool for not following the particular conspiracy theories you believe in. BTW, what about reptilians?
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  6945. heh, and what sense would genetics make without evolution?
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  6946. @Dantinus IMHO it doesn't so much matter whether the accounts were real but what the people made out of it, esp. in the early times when it got momentum and in this times it certainly seemed to be about solidarity and classlessness.
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  6947. they didn't deny that they are working on an intranet, they just denied that they want to deny access to the the internet BTW: your caps lock is on
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  6948. @MrMoodang In old times, you wouldn't openly talk about masturbation, but then talking about money (esp. in numbers) was uncanny as well.
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  6949. well, there is vehicle registration for one
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  6950. "First of all, Obama is only half black, he is also half white. " See, what I did there?
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  6951. @ooMONKEYoo Umm, the coating of a car is different from the material it is made of.
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  6952. > jews christians and muslims share the same origin. In that case this applies just as well to other religions that have their roots in Babylonian/Canaanite religions.
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  6953. caps lock if you want to shout like AJ does
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  6954. @JeanKM1 What feelings? Your subjective ones? What values? Yours, mine, his?
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  6955. @EnordAreven Your interpretation is your interpretation, didn't Jesus of the new testament say that he is not abrogating the "old law"?
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  6956. @BCsJonathanTM Not worse than Twitter?
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  6957. @crackerkiller89 In most countries in Western Europe it is part of the mandatory education since WW2.
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  6958. @Biswalt how many students had the school?
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  6959. @bec199008 So scamming elderly people is a joke to you?! What would your grandma say to this, you little piece of shit?
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  6960. @LogWiz A world conspiracy?
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  6961. Well, you like her image don't you? In fact think of a drawn picture, that picture has no gender but it might represent one and you might feel attracted to it but nobody would say that you are attracted to inanimate and genderless objects.
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  6962. @jwdesign336 Quite many animal stick there dingies were poo-poo comes from, that includes one of the most eaten animal, animals that can fly and many of the animals typical for Australia.
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  6963. Also, the French.
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  6964. @EllaForTheAges self-loathing much?
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  6965. @FellBlade9 Nowwhere else in the world? Have a look at the valleys in the alps.
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  6966. This could make it into a movie.
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  6967. BTW, wasn't HFCS the poor-man's honey in war times?
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  6968. @hanksnow82 non-sequitur FTW!
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  6969. @youngThrashbarg Nah, that's not true, that's the ongoing revolution you are taking about, which was a subject of debate in communist philosophers circles.
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  6970. Well, our whole existence is headed towards creating new offspring, but I guess where you draw the line does not look less reasonable then the Roe-v-Wade one but it's problematic from a pragmatic standpoint, if you thing all the rights of an individual then the pill might be problematic and one might argue track each and every miscarriage/stillbirth as a possible children neglect (with no chance of transfer at the moment :D).
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  6971. they meant FSB
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  6972. @imataxslave don't forget 10/22/1844, the Great Disappointment
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  6973. they didn't detect anything
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  6974. @goliathprime INB4 making social bonds, yadda yadda BTW, not that it matters that much but being home-schooled you have a bad chance on getting a job in Europe because there it is mainly reserved for those who are unfit for school e.g. because of severe ADHD.
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  6975. Any more disgusting that any other ammo?
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  6976. don't we all share African heritage? ;)
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  6977. @Anon11674 Yepp, apparently free-market people are unrealistic optimists just like the communist thinkers were.
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  6978. @docdude3 TBH, if everybody's naked body was on the internet I would much less care if mine was there too, human nature I guess.
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  6979. > Not a drug, it's a naturally growing plant, no synthetics or chemicals needed Poppy is a naturally growing plant. Ergot is natural. Everything comes from "nature" at some point… Natural fallacy is fallacious.
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  6980. > at least the Bible never changes Popular interpretations change all the time. > It's made up of theories, not facts. Deepening on how you look at it, you might consider everything a "theory", you are _indirectly_ interacting with the world with concepts in your head about how the world looks like / behaves / works, you might consider that a hypothesis or theory. How would you define it?
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  6981. > Go to any atheistic or left leaning youtube video Still, people might choose to live in a bubble, even on the internet, look for UFO/Christian/creationism/Mormon videos, you might see similar results there. And Google is supporting them in that, by only showing people what might likely interest them.
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  6982. "Whatever works…"
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  6983. The correct interpretations lies in the eye of the beholder.
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  6984. @bumblebumz FYI, Microsoft offers a similar service called "Streetside".
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  6985. > Besides, who ever does your encryption I don't think you understand how software encryption works.
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  6986. > Life mine you that is so complex with dna codes that intelligent beings can hardly recreate it in labotory setting Exactly, that why you need a self-adapting process, i.e. evolution.
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  6987. @Kirbynessness God is not a dick, …garble… he loves us and he knows what is best for us which he tells us through our pastors and God can control everything therefore everything is according to God's plan, …garble, garble… but because of our inferior mind, although created in God's image we can never understand God, …garble, garble… he works in mysterious ways, …garble, garble… is above logic, garble, the clay should not question the potter, …garble, garble, garble, garble…
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  6988. Teenage guys?! When do US people go to university?
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  6989. @drolsitsirhc Is sex necessary part of marriage? I don't think so. To the second point: 1) Basically there is no precise model of human races. 2) Sexuality seems to be a little more than just toggle switch, maybe bisexuals are in-between. Bisexuality "proving" that sexuality is all choice is a non-sequitur.
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  6990. @thewiffenpoof That might have been his plan. ;-)
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  6991. if it was illegal courts should decide on it first
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  6992. @Raelsatu Huh? Of course Bachmann is at fault for having the position she has.
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  6993. But we already know quite well how greenhouse gases work, nobody is saying it's the primary cause and that there aren't effects that go against it (like in the time period you mentioned). > Even if there was, correlation doesn't equate to causation. And non-correlation does no equate non-causation, seemed to be like you wanted to make a point along those lines earlier.
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  6994. @Lleanlleawrg An one-dimensional world view is so simple, isn't it?
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  6995. @fuckystoat Eh? Make it personal?
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  6996. > Cenk, do some research You like put interview Alex Jones on Current TV? Is that the kind of "research" you have on mind? :->
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  6997. > Isn't she proof of darwins theory? Nope.
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  6998. Very important.
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  6999. > He's saying that it is not immoral for the killer. But that doesn't matter, the researches established a certain standard of morality and tested their subjects on it, I see no flaws there.
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  7000. (sic)
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  7001. @cinemar "Great". From Middle English greet (“great, large”), from Old English grēat (“big, thick, coarse, stour, massive”), from Proto-Germanic *grautaz (“big in size, coarse, coarse grained”). (source:Wiktionary)
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  7002. @BlckSbthMan I believe they are said to have no ding-dongs or therelike.
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  7003. @SmFdeiviss They are theories because they have empirical evidence behind them, otherwise they would be just a collection of hypotheses.
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  7004. @ButterOnMyBiscuit Problem is that heavy smokers often times don't "just die".
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  7005. from WP: "It has been hypothesized that this allele was favored by natural selection during the Black Death. This coalescence date is contradicted by purported evidence of CCR5-Δ32 in Bronze Age samples, at levels comparable to the modern European population." also "CCR5-Δ32 individuals have shown to be disproportionately at higher risk of West Nile virus in studies" Ooops… Article seems to link to genuine sources.
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  7006. Seriously, please read up on the history of Stalin before you list him as an atheist, there are much better examples.
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  7007. I thought it was proven they literally can't smell each other, look it up.
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  7008. seems like someone lost his head…
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  7009. @start12poop We all share heritage, your point?
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  7010. @FuryFlurry1 Good luck getting the citizenship there, I heard it's harder than in Monaco.
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  7011. @CheapBeer09 Ask the UN?
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  7012. @MrNintoku "inefficient" is a spongy word, what you would have to look at is how much a certain thing can produce in its lifetime for what costs (including post-lifetime costs, think of nuclear power).
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  7013. no Sharia courts for criminal/penal law
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  7014. @Kwamiii21 Interesting, I wonder why. How is the education there? Which people immigrate? Anyways, are they the ones "black" women would prefer to get married to?
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  7015. conscription?
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  7016. @NileSings Well, Rick Perry doesn't even believe that it's there, so in his case the question whether it's man-made doesn't even come up. And for the relation between Carbon compounds in the atmosphere and global temperature there is quite some evidence pointing to it. Certain parts of the greenhouse effect have even been experimentally proven. Or are you talking about that the man-made Carbon emissions don't matter?
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  7017. @ZennLa13 The FDA is not the world.
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  7018. Depend on the generator, might be that it's just seeded when let's say the machine is turned on.
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  7019. > There is extensive research Journal sources?
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  7020. Seems like Loughner got one of those faulty ones. Too soon?
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  7021. @pandaSmore The same goes for female circumcision as well.
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  7022. what would you do? act violently?
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  7023. well, if you pull out then you will never get as many children as star, son of abraham?
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  7024. @GooGobbler113 Oy veh.
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  7025. @SereneSatellites What's an "ethnic state"?
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  7026. @arfanullah A secretion is generally not considered part of the body.
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  7027. @Queen7 The Illuminati? The short-lived secret society of naturalists (products of the enlightenment age, therefore the name) working against neo-absolutism power, ie. the monarchists and the (Catholic) church in Bavaria?
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  7028. you got herpes from Latinas?
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  7029. > Christians used WMD Sadam was Christian?
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  7030. what others said plus high fixed costs distributed amount a relatively low amount of people
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  7031. Is it common to be bitten by spiders in the US?
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  7032. yeah, rather punish the mother for her actions, and if it needs forcing her to bring hundreds more crack babies into this world, there can't be enough
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  7033. @Sneezlebob You aren't confident that fairies don't exist? Or that there are no cockroaches in any slit or corner of your home? You see you don't need to prove somthing (which might be quite hard, in the case of the cockroaches you would have to look everywhere where a cockroach could be) to be confident about something. The absence of evidence can make you confident enough that something does not exist.
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  7034. Well, but numbers are just representation of concepts in our brains, generally, e.g. classical logic is also counted as being part of math, which formally needs no numbers for representation.
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  7035. heh, but did you get my point? A religion might be "offended" by anything, under the hood blasphemy laws you could exempt yourself from criticism (see Scientology).
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  7036. @zonepatroller It probably wouldn't exist anymore had Stalin lived a little bit longer, which is funny since he created it in the first place.
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  7037. @classified9425 trollololololo
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  7038. because of the "enemies" having mustaches, right?
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  7039. because?
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  7040. @bonkuraysan Yes, if I live in a society where public breast feeding is OK then this should be OK too.
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  7041. Some tumors are benign and don't need to be treated.
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  7042. @ThousandChirpChidori Christians believe that Jesus and God are one.
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  7043. Inflammable or flammable spirit?
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  7044. @Ghostrider98745 How they mocked Ron Paul here, except maybe for the "freak show" part?
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  7045. @0nemo01 I believe he does it on purpose.
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  7046. @robbiek77 That's what they said 200, 500, 1000 and 2000 years ago.
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  7047. @ncwdane "invisible attributes are clearly seen" :->
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  7048. @jag10 They don't.
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  7049. @kenzoalexanderfujii Who's KHG?
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  7050. @ParadoxEcho Hydrogen! Cheapest produced from petroleum and petroleum gas.
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  7051. @Belo118 a non-human can't consent, therefore it can't be consensual
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  7052. @UDSS So you would be OK with this particular thing if it was a politically reliable people would vote in favor of this?
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  7053. and Al Sharpton is a Reptoid put into place by Xenu
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  7054. @NanoHorizon Islam is defined by its followers because without followers there would be no Islam.
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  7055. @cripin21 it's what drives the economy!!!!11111 therefore it needs to be subsidised just like oil and gas!!!11111
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  7056. because their beliefs affect others?
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  7057. @TOOKMYPLACE > …'enlightenment' … – …'Christianity'… Hum… what? Sorry, I don't get the connection.
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  7058. Argument from authority?
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  7059. well, the discussion is about putting labeling on all GMO, not just the ones with pesticides built-in
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  7060. @ZKoftherebellion But who's a Jew?
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  7061. Did you even read and try to understand what I wrote? Again, the problem with numerology is that "you just show what "fits", not what doesn't, the way you show it you repress the relations between matches and misses." You can do that will with about any number and any non-trivial text.
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  7062. certainly not when you feed them an older date, also I certain with a certain fanbase someone will code a custom ROM or something
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  7063. @cheeckybutnice Reminds me about the TYT video "Republicans are obsessed about gay sex", favorite quote from there "It's an exit not an entrance!"
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  7064. Yeah, esp. when it slows down the study of genetics, am I right because "god dun it!" would be such a better explanation why there is DNA and such, right? :->
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  7065. he didn't _write_ it, he dictated it, others are said to write it down later after his death and it took even more time until there was a "final" version where nothing would be changed
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  7066. @real1abcda Anybody with a more expensive car does not leave it outside.
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  7067. @openuniverse2003 The ancient greeks weren't very smart in engineering they just built toys.
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  7068. @cmonty72 "promoting" it by accepting/allowing it?
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  7069. still only 1% of all cancers in the US :D
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  7070. @hehefromhere there were no planes!!111one
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  7071. the effect might be laughable but that doesn't mean there is "no unsafe" amount
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  7072. not everyone does that, you know?
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  7073. it was meant in the sense of not being about to survive independently from his/her mother (and only his mother)
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  7074. @Trichomes503 they use real names?
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  7075. given the right circumstances they aren't rare at all and cultivate by themselves
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  7076. if you are nit picking then I will too: earthquakes might be caused by other reasons too (although often on a much smaller scale)
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  7077. Pragmatic argument is pragmatic, so if scientology takes really off 100 maybe in 100 years, nobody should say "hail xenu" on radio according to you? BTW, anybody has the right to say "nigger" on radio there is no criminally penalty for it, maybe civil law (contracts), but that's different.
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  7078. @mattman9194 You often accuse others of trying to lure you into homosexuality? Your case of closet homosexuality seems to be pretty serious.
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  7079. Technically everything is always god if you believe god is omnipotent, omniscient and the creator of everything, you can't claim that anything is against its plans or even separate from it.
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  7080. @minipancho94 Nope, look up the damn-I-forgot-the-name pyramid.
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  7081. @Minkki82 He has a very short memory.
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  7082. if they are addicted then they don't really like what they do (not consciously) and still can't stop, that's the general definition of addiction
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  7083. @delladex If water makes you throw up, you've got a problem or the water is you are drinking is problematic.
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  7084. actively or passively?
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  7085. you should learn that in school not by watching videos
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  7086. @hannahbanana93 phenotype ≠ genotype
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  7087. @BassGuitarGuy128 "Who are we to play god?" is basically the perfect killer-argument, since god can do just about anything by definition, people don't have to do anything because "Who are we to play god?" Don't you see the absurdity?
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  7088. > It's not an assumption, it is verifiable mathematical fact It's still based on axioms, in this case the Peano ones, also don't forget that there has to be an agreement on syntax (e.g. that 1 really means the natural number between 0 and 2).
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  7089. theistic
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  7090. Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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  7091. > Intentions are not worth a damn. Ahaha, that was a good one, especially in Common law jurisdictions.
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  7092. Why do you have crowns there? Some accident?
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  7093. Hm… higher a tree? Isn't that kind of an absolutist statement, after all environments change and so might the concept of what is "higher" and what not.
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  7094. @LibertyRadical Christians are the majority in the US.
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  7095. @CrunchyDaddy No. 11 on the list on their site.
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  7096. @StanOfGB Nope. There is no scientific race classification for humans, so technically speaking there are no human races. And "ethnic groups" are just something someone feels being part of, so it's sociological, not biological.
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  7097. @cityking9ne They are the majority of society.
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  7098. @kazekage321414 It will if it meets an egg and a zygote will only if it is in a womb, ie. it's not able to live on its own.
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  7099. And when done to potential offenders it also has a 100% effective deterrent rate, let's do it precautionally on everyone and we'll be crime-free!
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  7100. @ChioCytosine Didn't he tried to do it the whole time?
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  7101. @insanic1 If he said that reptiles have a lot of power in the main stream media and then was fired then that would prove him right too?
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  7102. @chestveeg A defect that might be an advantage, there is not such thing as an absolute defect.
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  7103. @vazeh Macs are only sold with SSD hard drives?
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  7104. @paramore886 you feel bad for a guy who was a fake teenager called Justin Bieber?
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  7105. @81onedeep What's bad about GMO and vaccines?
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  7106. @mikejr41387 It's no EU regulation AFAIK.
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  7107. you get hate for your odd capitalization
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  7108. At least Public broadcasting has no sports in the US, in other countries it has, madness.
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  7109. > then Scientologist LOLWUT, how? You did an online "stress test" with them?
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  7110. But let's say you have a fictional character that is based on several real characters, how can you then say that the fictional character is real?
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  7111. nah, the liquid filling disqualifies it
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  7112. Nope, Al Gore!!!111 ;)
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  7113. @BarackMcBush I know, you are talking about profiling to find the male losers in their 20s.
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  7114. In the case of the one tribe they have more people that fall into the homosexual category than other tribes.
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  7115. It is said woman aren't that visual, don't know whether that's true and if they could make a different show maybe concentrating on men's personalities and women commenting on them, maybe still with the people looked at being nekkid, just because.
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  7116. @97bravada You're not a ginger?
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  7117. @XxChicoR3b3ld3xX But not in class I hope?
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  7118. @krakhaid Organic hot dogs might still be made out of lower-grade material (although organic).
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  7119. So they want to reintroduce drumhead court-martials?
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  7120. @julkabamba He is free to say what he wants and they are free to fire him or that, where's the problem? BTW, you seem to have caps lock activated or your caps button is stuck, makes your post less readable.
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  7121. > saliva is a juice created by digestive glands. not the same. So it depends where it comes from? What's the criterion?
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  7122. You need to get invited though?
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  7123. @MegaOrangePenguin from the latin ‚miles‘: serves as a soldier
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  7124. @windlea Mind to explain?
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  7125. Being a web developer you could have also mentioned how automated testing using Selenium especially sucked in the case of Edge
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  7126. @XxSayrosxX Well, everyone might be offended by something if you wouldn't allowed to erect anything that might remotely offend somebody then you couldn't erect _anything_.
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  7127. you are not talking about the local rise, are you?
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  7128. @Lucifer986 'experts' :-> and what about the experts of NIST?
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  7129. I was talking about some of the earliest internal conflicts in the Muslim world.
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  7130. you would have to be veeeery quick, that's why you would normally only go for organs from people who are just braindead, if this was an accident they surely didn't find them until the next day, I am sure his organs were useless until then
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  7131. Really? No offense but that sounds horrible. I feel bad for them.
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  7132. @UtubeMyAccountName That's what I said when they wanted to tell me that Santa is not real.
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  7133. Depends on what you consider races, it's all subjective anyway.
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  7134. 4:89? "slay"
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  7135. "Commando Order"
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  7136. WQ: "Sometimes purported to have been made in an "Address to the Second Session of the First United States Congress, 7 January 1790, according to the Boston Independent Chronicle (14 January 1790)", this quote is palpably bogus, as this essay at a pro-gun site makes plain."
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  7137. I read it's also for expiating ones but also _collective_ sins and WP just says: "Expressions of grief such as sine-zani (beating the chest), zangir-zani (beating oneself with chains), and tage-zani or Qama Zani also known as Tatbeer (hitting oneself with swords or knives) emerged as common features of the proliferating mourning-processions (dasta-gardani)."
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  7138. what's a "Darwinian society" or being a "full-blown Darwinist"? poor Darwin, what did he do wrong?
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  7139. > justifiable homicides
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  7140. @Raxarax What type of engineer are you? Let's say you were a software engineer, ever wondered why programs need updates?
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  7141. well, it would still be on the label I think, just not mentioned specifically again
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  7142. depends on the type of shot
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  7143. @MrHav1k I would argue that sexuality is a feeling not necessarily an act.
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  7144. @2anime4ever Having all railways is actually pretty good, esp. if you get them pretty soon in a game with more than 2 players.
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  7145. "it says God poured fire and brimstone on Sodom and Gammora _for_ the men laying with men and women with women" where does it say that?
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  7146. @hobatu First of all, even if Muslims might not like it, but texts can be interpreted in different ways and that is especially the case for ancient Arabic. Second of all, the Quran is not enough for the huge majority of Muslims that's why they also have base their faith on oral lore descriptions of the life of the "most perfect man ever" (→ hadiths). Sharia law is mainly based on this. Some Muslims take this so far that they won't wear silk, only drink while siting and never piss southwards.
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  7147. @Plato86 What's immoral about homosexuality?
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  7148. nobody is calling for their "extermination", still it should be possible to point out "oddities" in their beliefs
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  7149. What does that have to do with this video? Randall is Christian.
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  7150. "YOU PROBABLY LIVE IN AN EXTREMELY NICE NEIGHBORHOOD" "EXTREMELY NICE NEIGHBORHOOD" "EXTREMELY" How "extreme"?
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  7151. Bieber is in this story the one respecting something, so I guess he meant Bieber.
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  7152. You are "ignorant" in the eyes of the followers of other religions and also an unbeliever just like an atheist, you aren't that different.
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  7153. @MalachorWraith post-combat high?
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  7154. @AntiChrist67 I prefer using rasps, that's why I have one on my keychain.
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  7155. @seanotube85 Simple back-breeding?
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  7156. in the end you decide the interpretation, so you are again guiding your own life, of course other people might be more involvement, like those claiming to be experts on religious scriptures, etc.
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  7157. @Nyro888 There are more differences between India and China than just the "levels of democracy".
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  7158. in terms of this herpes simplex type 1 and 2 are the same
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  7159. @MultiUniv3rsal Did it really focus on homosexuals? Interesting, wouldn't have guessed it for some reason.
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  7160. @edgeninja A sabre?
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  7161. Technology Education Design
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  7162. could have been a copy maybe one of those you'll find in the US
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  7163. @sunRsaturn ajax!
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  7164. @qualityrkc They do, but then they call each other infidels. ;-)
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  7165. Are those real tooth implants (like a dentist would use) in the mask?!
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  7166. Well, looking at 6:25 it really looked like the front teeth had a porcelain shine to them.
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  7167. Good question. Intuitively by the smell? Maybe it's pretty unlikely, esp. if there is something in place that leads to mixing with another group and the creation of new ones.
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  7168. but of course, and once they see your Adonis body they turn straight right away, right? :->
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  7169. Had he not used "urban" and "yo" it would have been OK? Just advocating the killing of people? :->
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  7170. I hope you too are not claiming there is no Easter bunny? Neither are you that there is no god like Zeus, right?
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  7171. +Ludovic Tichit What if it's for their sick children with symptoms which might point at something possibly fatal?
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  7172. He also said how they are optimists in thinking that everyone will do his/her part, so he does understand the idea behind it I guess.
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  7173. well, what if it needs to be restorated?
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  7174. LOL no.
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  7175. What's "ill"?
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  7176. It would make no difference to you whether you are a slave or on welfare?
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  7177. Thought so, obviously he uses the word "science" arbitrarily.
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  7178. @Redshift21 ah you were talking about the incident where they snooped into unencrypted Wifi
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  7179. It's just about the name for you?
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  7180. > mentally ill is remarkably low (4% of shootings) In numbers, or in relation to the number of citizens it's still remarkably high.
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  7181. > forgotten its name something with "mandelbrot"?
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  7182. what's with X, XXY, …?
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  7183. Pick-and-choose?
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  7184. @DeepSouth16 So what rules apply where you are, Mr. DeepSouth? :->
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  7185. Look where he is from, I think it can be attributed to culture and his upbringing, at least he's no creationist (I hope).
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  7186. Huh? I am sure a Catholic could turn this around by saying that the golden years of the US were when Catholic school attendance was the highest.
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  7187. Real chiropractise or just manual therapy? Former is total BS.
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  7188. @mictheorist I believe you need a permit which many have because of the conscription
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  7189. @ibs2pid "Things happen naturally for a reason, usually for some kind of balance." But because things are "natural" does not make it automatically normal/optimal/good for human consumptions. Nature (which one could argue we are part of) did not adapt to humans, it was the other way around.
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  7190. > No I mean it is totally prohibited. Says who? The Hadiths on that? ;-)
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  7191. @487shawn Nuremberg.
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  7192. People died?
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  7193. But is there not time for another update, after all it fits not good in our current times? Certainly it would need an update once settling on other planets takes off, like the old testament had such an Israel-centric, the new one seems kinda limited to the earth, do you know someone who can forward the improvement requests?
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  7194. @dookdawg214 Nah, I don't think so.
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  7195. allah akbar?
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  7196. Hello, Mr. Beck.
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  7197. @97bravada You would believe it if was part of your book, the details don't matter.
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  7198. you mean like when they bombed abortion clinics? :->
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  7199. look at their numberphile stuff, now that's basic, esp. the latter episodes it seems to me
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  7200. @blackplatypus Not for the last 40 years.
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  7201. @Tekavolver712 This rule is everywhere when there's a crosswalk.
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  7202. @adrenacrumb But not by an airplane pilot (which was basically the story he told).
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  7203. There is always room for bending.
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  7204. Still more than half were US soldiers.
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  7205. @MrD1888 Okay, let's say it's biologically wrong, ie. not how it's "supposed" to be, is it up to the state to control that? What about natural selection? Isn't it biologically wrong to intervene in this process by caring for everyone, including the biologically unfortunate?
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  7206. Do Christians show respect towards Muslims, Mormons and Scientologists, and more importantily should they? After all, e.g. a Muslim might be already offended by a Christian not talking about their prophet in good ways.
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  7207. well, that's first-past-the-post voting for you, voting for a third party is irrational once two major ones have established themselves, if the libertarian want to gain momentum they should first try to capture the senate
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  7208. no sugar but starch ;-)
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  7209. 1:10 all 90s shoes?
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  7210. The holiday commemorate the death has traditionally being a much bigger event.
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  7211. @dubldeka This discussion would have to be very civilised with such an acoustic.
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  7212. would you voluntary build roads and fund the police force?
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  7213. @LoboDelMonte12 Interesting terms, where did you find them?
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  7214. the ones from the CSSR era?
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  7215. who will thank them?
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  7216. @jwdesign336 And you representing whom besides yourself?
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  7217. @Felreaver98 1) "Proven fact" How much evidence does it need for a proven fact? :-> 2) Pragmatic argument is pragmatic.
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  7218. @weedfiend1000 Driving down wages so the US becomes competitive on the world market again? HELL YEAH! SCNR
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  7219. Dieter Rams did LSD?
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  7220. why should they? they talk about something other people believe in, therefore it does also have some impactto them
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  7221. Chinasmack
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  7222. @CmdrSloanne Not too, but exactly that. "Reich" means empirea and refers to exactly this one.
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  7223. @FIFA07Addicted You are clearly working in the wrong job then.
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  7224. So much for Santorum getting the Catholic vote…
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  7225. lighting bolt hit him, apparently Zeus was not pleased with him
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  7226. @kazekage321414 2nd degree murder? manslaughter? The question that makes it murder vs. non-murder is whether there was malice or lower motives involved?
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  7227. ye, hemp bottles are great! :->
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  7228. @Tony007corp Its not x-ray based if that's what you mean.
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  7229. @TheBopRock UPC did that too at least once, was their subsidiary in Austria.
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  7230. @moccamonster Ahaha
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  7231. > Has anyone bothered to wonder why they haven't shut him down yet ? He says it's because it would backfire on them, I'm not joking.
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  7232. @jackvincent90 "good positive energy" There's no energy in symbols.
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  7233. What's ridiculous about it?
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  7234. > can be part of there regional militia That's "well regulated" then? Nah, more likely they envisioned the Swiss model.
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  7235. @BloodyAngel what's the difference?
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  7236. @romanmir01 Change is not always good, but adaptation is crucial.
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  7237. "Satan" a figure from the abrahamic mythology, would be very strange to belief in a figure that makes no sense without the god of the old testament, kinda like gollum without the ring
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  7238. @jrpone Look if you think that a "true Muslim" is supposed to be hateful against such people then so be it, but you would still have to back up the claim that everyone who considers himself Muslims is like this. I would argue and I believe that's what Cenk was trying to show that most Muslims aren't like that, but pragmatic in being somewhat friendly to everyone.
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  7239. @LSRochon Rep. answer: "Ban gay marriage!"?
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  7240. @bradnaldinho playing what?
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  7241. By the government? Look at who as involved, the government certainly created an atmosphere for this, but in the end it was certainly no conspiracy of the size Jones et al map out.
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  7242. @FaMingZhe Says who?
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  7243. Are those NDAs indefinitely? Couldn't you record something and release it once the NDA is lifted?
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  7244. your forget all that symbolism, numerology and belief in "holy" things and demons and such
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  7245. @AzBirdDog Actually, no I don't get it. Electricity production is one thing, production of fuel for cars another. You can have cars run on methane, liquid gas, ethanol and vegetable oil from renewable source it is just that it is still costlier than running on fuel form non-renewable sources.
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  7246. Huh? Now who would ever believe that? Persecution complex much? Living in the closet? Why would you believe that other people's "gayness" would affect you?
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  7247. > (in this case atheism) No, for the third time, he never claimed to be talking representative for atheism.
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  7248. Yes, indeed, also I am also sure it would fit nicely in the culture there back then
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  7249. @igotaidsinnarnia Apart from the flowery part I don't see what is specifically wrong with that.
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  7250. @elfornse Redefining "violence", eh?
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  7251. Nicely put, your own creation (pun intended)?
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  7252. @699backstab 0/10 try again troll
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  7253. > the law is the law and the law is irrational, that makes you irrational
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  7254. @Alpinex105 You forgot to count in the "tips" politicians get.
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  7255. @terminaldeity Well, there are religious figures who preach exactly that.
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  7256. The only purpose a religion serves is to be followed by people, the holy scriptures etc. are here to create followers and depending on these things you get certain followers, a religion is defined by its followers is because it's a social construct, you can't look at a social construct without looking at people.
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  7257. @defcore108 The specialized one.
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  7258. @MidgetHulkSMASH have fun needing a screensaver
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  7259. @MiLoMac06 What makes you so optimistic that this would be the case and the opposite, ie. congress only letting most of the crazy stuff through?
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  7260. you would anyway for several reasons, if you want to be doctor for the money, don't do it
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  7261. @dirtbikernick hit by debris, on fire and halfway hollow
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  7262. Fruits, vegetables and a little of cloth-related stuff in the first half.
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  7263. You are human, you aren't allow to complain ever!
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  7264. you are genderist
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  7265. @TheBackOfTheBoat He didn't say anything about kosher food.
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  7266. So religion is not hindering some people in being able to "contribute to society"? Still that doesn't the contradict the claim of it being "the root of evil".
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  7267. non-determinism
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  7268. @Mooxiepoo if you say that they should read the Quran then they will show you verses that don't sound very nice, if you tell them that to see for themselves how the majority of Muslims (esp. those living in the West) are very nice people then they will tell you that these people are not following the Quran precisely.
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  7269. you surely meant Dr. Kent Hovind, don't want to miss his groundbreaking dissertation :->
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  7270. most of the time living as nomads and hunters and gatherers
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  7271. Legumes… botulin love legumes and you might be dead.
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  7272. Points out flaws in their methodology. Has to be "one of them". 12-yrs-old logic
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  7273.  @mimimonster  BTW, it's HaBsburg.
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  7274. Is the world even real? All-powerfull CIA probably created everything! :->
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  7275. @FonMasterIon if enough people are in support of babies-free flights then it will happen, that' then life too
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  7276. @larsattack Both things people might be upset about.
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  7277. @kylerinn Íf you use a middleman then they would need to figure out who controlled him and that's very hard to nearly impossible.
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  7278. Sure those stats are interesting, Why are you telling us all this? To make Pakistan look better? Please don't let any minority complex control you, just look at that nationalism antics in the US and other countries.
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  7279. @jshjamaar People who follow an ideology (e.g. communism) believe in an utopia and might not believe in gods. While rational people will not believe in gods, people who don't believe in gods might still have irrational believes and cling to ideologies that allegedly bring them nearer to the utopia they believe in.
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  7280. @fopower They have allowed only people they considered 'Jews', but who might have lived since the early middle ages in Europe and weren't just marrying other 'typical' Jews.
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  7281. Chancellor, leave them kids alone!
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  7282. @LiLMessi1000 The one is a religios the other is a somewhat secular movement, your point?
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  7283. let me guess, you just had it "closed", not deleted, because the delete functionality is pretty hidden
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  7284. @richiefranklin76 You could?
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  7285. "everything" :->
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  7286. Did they have enough lifeboats?
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  7287. Well, that of course makes her opinion invalid. People in other cultures live differently, not everyone sends his/her old ones to a home for the elderly.
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  7288. computer did them
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  7289. @carlthelycanwolf Do such "tendensies" really show that early in age, I don't think so, everything can change while puberty.
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  7290. Well, they aren't banning it for the conscript army either, so it's wouldn't be against the 2nd amendment one way or another.
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  7291. > but a dick in a hairy butt carpet munching so much better?
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  7292. @iAzurisa Well, if you are claiming that your definition of Satanism is the more "correct" one, then please correct Wikipedia where it says that Satanism is a group of beliefs that share "admiration for the character of, and even veneration of Satan or similar rebellious, promethean, and liberating figures."
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  7293. @ApemanD A preservative doesn't cause cancer because of its function as a preservative.
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  7294. when did he say he is for banning all guns?
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  7295. @InMyNightSky Ex gays like Mr. Bachmann? ;-)
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  7296. @catlady6464 > "Mimimi, YOU IDIOT" Ye, riiiiiiiiiiiight…
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  7297. It suggests that indeed in colloquial talk (and laws as interpreted by shysters, LOL), but not e.g. in formal logic.
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  7298. in the box… another box!
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  7299. Similar but not the same, just because of history and parallels in the lore you can't simply declare it to be the same idea/concept/image of god. Historically the Abrahamic god figure might have its roots in Egyptian/Babylonian deities, that does not make them the same either.
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  7300. You make it sound like it's a given, very suspicious!!11 :O
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  7301. @LukeKoman It's distant prayer in this case.
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  7302. You should rather apologize for Stalin! ;o)
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  7303. @celtlen Information control technology on the network level is mundane? It will probably use deep packet inspection (or they might fail to keep up + what about user generated content) and might need to proxify secure connections for that, which means that authentication is done by them [which would mean that if another certificate leak/hack happens you can pray for them to blacklist it at their side quickly].
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  7304. why do people in other centuries understand it differently?
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  7305. @MyBroSux24 that's not news
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  7306. @Roseybaby63 Still, they require assistance their whole (but relatively short) life long. You made it sound like they had legal capacity.
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  7307. what chemicals? bromine?
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  7308. > worldwide license to use any IP content that you post on or in connection with Facebook Huh, is there a "that you own" missing?
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  7309. "See I became Muslim, it makes alot (sic) of sense, all the slander and hate out there for Islam is bogus." What makes a lot of sense?
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  7310. how much of Ritalin were you prescribed? :O
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  7311. 2:50 subtitle fail from here on
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  7312. @VincentTruth I am pretty sure you go against nature, you surely are not living like humanity has for most of its time.
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  7313. You sure? Aren't you the one with a possibly too "optimistic" viewpoint? Maybe not everyone is capable of critical thinking just like not everyone is capable of doing abstract maths.
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  7314. capitalize is part of spelling it right, hurr-durr conspiracy
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  7315. there is research and then there's _research_, a believer might study his script more or less by pick and choose and call it "research"
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  7316. @SherShahSuriKhan Umm, he made clear that not only Abrah. religions have this and him mentioning every single religion would not be reasonable, esp. going by statistics, e.g. there are more than twice as many Mormons than Muslims in the US. Apropos, the book of Mormon is certainly a book of an Abrahamic religion you don't believe in, talk about all-engrossing Islam*. ;-) * BTW, I read about Muslims claiming that even Buddha in reality taught Islam too. You share this belief?
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  7317. @romanmir01 And how is the community represented?
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  7318. What's a race?
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  7319. @thousandfootkrutchro People stop bashing the easter bunny you cannot disprove it.
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  7320. Did you even understand my question? I was asking whether the fact alone that something has been genetically modified has anything to do whether it is safe or not.
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  7321. @karachogm Direct confrontation between the US and the USSR, erh Russia? That's the last thing they wanted and want, proxy war is the keyword!
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  7322. AV club channel running bad again, eh? Well, no wonder looking at the "recent" videos there…
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  7323. @MsCurbsideprophet There are no dead people, only dead humans or human corpses.
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  7324. Think about your definition of "random". And then thing about why this is a non-sequitur: > Everything has a purpose to be the way it is or else it would not exist.
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  7325. @fitzhalim The images in the letter from the church.
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  7326. @jag10 This is "anti-American propaganda"? Oh come on, you've got to be trolling, that's absurd.
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  7327. Did you read the Agenda 21 document? Genuinely asking because I don't see any "scary shit" in there.
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  7328. > Only the US doesn't make everyone join They could and used to (militia training).
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  7329. LOL penile cancer, why not also skin cancer, after all, skin gets removed :->
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  7330. Uh OK, just wanted to point out that people can't be judged just on their intention, otherwise one might even argue that what Hitler did he did with the best intentions…
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  7331. No true scotsman fallacy, eh? If you see it, point it out.
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  7332. What does the amount of melanin have to do with anything. Also, there is no biological definition of human races.
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  7333. @Amemet1 you know the religious preference of what percentage of people you come in contact?
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  7334. Well, he is right in that the supreme court is the highest instance ruling on this.
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  7335. @stichguy "race of people", another point to make would be the vague definition of "human races"
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  7336. 5:05 Is that a real Franz Xaver Messerschmidt?!
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  7337. Do you have anything productive to add? I guess you did indeed look it up and learn that the "Hitler disarmed the Jews" myth was not true and now you won't admit that you bought into one of those many false myths floating around in the weapons-for-everyone community (just like the many false quotes).
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  7338. @kFIRmAGNOON Turkish extremist in the sense of Attaturk? ;) Because there are quite some indications that he was agnostic too.
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  7339. well, one might take the role of a mother, there are some things ingrained in us, but the "role" is no impenetrable wall
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  7340. the Soviets did it before
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  7341. @B4its2L8guy Rly? I thought that was only the cae back in the crappy-old days?
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  7342. San Marino
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  7343. @Ibrahim1109 I heard Muslims claiming that. And in does have to do with that again the number of people believing is no evidence for it being any more or less true.
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  7344. so a mass shooter would be a mass rapist with aids?
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  7345. who would argue otherwise? the problem here is with keeping up anonymity
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  7346. @annarbor84 Could you also think of losing your heterosexual tendencies?
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  7347. And the AR-15 is also designed as an assault weapon.
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  7348. @dEdGrimley well, a very famous heterosexual porn title does also have "throat" in it ;-)
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  7349. They link to RT which had this news on the 1st of April (LOL) and considering that it was "reported" to the organization around Christmas which then contacted Lego, which then reacted, I would argue the news reached them quite quickly.
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  7350. this too is from Eustace Mullins
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  7351. You know the story behind the Quran burning in Afghanistan? And seriously why would you care about a piece of paper, I thought just the message was "holy" to you, not the paper it's on.
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  7352. Please look it up on Youtube, you won't regret it.
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  7353. am I?
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  7354. "The trouble with quotes on the Internet is that you can never know if they are genuine." --Abraham Lincoln
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  7355. funny, yet still unrelated spam
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  7356. @stockholmsfynest Hey, are you picking a fight?
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  7357. Wait what they will say after the next earthquake (the first since 847?).
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  7358. @tzlawina You don't see yourself as smart? Think about it, many more people have the potential for doing science than ones actually using it, maybe you too.
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  7359. @Lexoka What comes earlier.
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  7360. Did you just claim that the temperature is always higher in the south? :D Nowadays there are many methods for measuring temperature, among other things using satellites which also nicely show the impacts, glacier shrinking records (fun fact: expect for the very highest peaks), water temperature, …
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  7361. @thelowmax Hemp that scratchy stuff worse than linen and only used for making ropes and sealing water/heating tubes?
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  7362. @PR0H0LDEM Well, if you can search an infinite size (at once) then an infinitive sized room would be OK too I guess. Don't you see that I was trying to make an analogy? ( you could replace the tooth fairy for anything else absurd) Why is the one thing absurd to you while the other similar thing isn't? Did you really made up your mind from the beginning, god = plausible, tooth fairy = absurd and by this you say that there is a 50% chance for god while none for the absurd thing?
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  7363. @DeJach Well, without patents a pharma company might instead try to keep everything secret.
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  7364. I bet you, you find more methanol in those various ethanol sources, after all the amounts of aspartame are miniscule because it's so potent and from that only a small part again makes it into methanol.
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  7365. oh of course, he is omnipotent and therefore accountable for everything
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  7366. Yes you can but it doesn't add anything just like me telling you that the timber sucker is running out of ginger oil.
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  7367. @ChristianMission That's not what they told them there, that is what the kids themselves said. Way to turn things out of context. Nonetheless, an atheist camp by itself sounds stupid, better be a camp of rationality and logic, where kids have the chance to learn about philosophy and logical discussions.
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  7368. @rapandrnb Similar happened before, important personalities from the NLF living in South Vietnam not far from where the US was stationated.
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  7369. @nietzscheprime She isn't kosher though.
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  7370. In the past it happened to me that sometimes when I woke up I was still in the paralysed state for some time, was kind of scary the first times.
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  7371. Many of them thought they bought it fair and square if you are talking about the 48 borders.
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  7372. well, their source does not give much more insight either (except from when this fresco is).
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  7373. This would need to be pushed on a state level realistically.
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  7374. @dfbhcf Ok, fair enough, but do you also believe that this would work out in the socioeconomy sense in the long term?
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  7375. @matelovelovelove What do the Japanese atrocities have to do with the communist party?
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  7376. > "militant" Yeaaaaah, right… :->
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  7377. @ticotico9000 Often enough that he was already called secret Muslim by zionism sympathisers.
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  7378. > she wasn't purposefully allowed to die how merciful
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  7379. @RaynMan718 Half-French or pretending to be French? :D
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  7380. @TheCryoScales TBF it's not just racial profiling, they look for other features too, whether someone is male, not overweight, and between 18-30 years old
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  7381.  @msimon6808  Because it's not in a cycle (or a rather huge one)?
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  7382. @spaik007 You might be correct, all hail the might God of the Gaps! And thanks to Gödel the savior of the church of GotG we know that there will always be some gaps.
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  7383. @bevon17 Porn with 12?! And you need lotion?!
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  7384. no true Scotsman would support the Iraq war, right? ;)
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  7385. lol god
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  7386. @ultrapirtle Indonesia is hardly secular, ask the Muslims who tried to leave Islam the "legal" way.
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  7387. a slight insulin resistance does not necessarily need to be treated with medication
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  7388. @writofmandamus They have money, they get a little allowance AFAIK.
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  7389. The US gov apparenlty cared enough to sign the "Lord's Resistance Army Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act"
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  7390. @greedyfoot Well, guess because it's about the resurrection and that is discerning it from Islam. In old Catholic times this was when a long time of fasting ended.
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  7391. so storing numbers larger than DBL_MAX is impossible?
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  7392. Chicken and waffles?! That has to be the most perverse thing I've ever heard, sweet and salty things need to be kept separate.
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  7393. FAIL, it's from Melancton Smith, Additional Letters From The Federal Farmer, 1788.
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  7394. @drmokedweed000 Yeah, because when the church was the only institution in charge for managing marriage all nations lived in peace, right? :->
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  7395. @gagzy1989 It's to create the illusion that even YOU can get a seat.
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  7396. Firefighter guilds?
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  7397. @MisanthropicNihiIist This truth, true dat.
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  7398. there are checks on certain substances
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  7399. because of occurrences like ín this video?
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  7400. Or the other way around, Islam is that way because it incorporated the traditions there.
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  7401. > particularly amongst fellow believers in the God of Abraham "particularly" or "only"? ;)
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  7402. @Rabsputin Political lines might change, but they are still there.
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  7403. genetics is not about where you were born, just nitpicking
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  7404. @queenceezy You have no right to criticise the west, fix your own problems first. See what I did there?
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  7405. @sheenami Writing articles for the local newspaper?
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  7406. Words that aren't in dictionaries don't exist to you? What about composite words?
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  7407. @shittyfagg US legislature is mostly based on common law, not Roman law
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  7408. @alovelytime Maybe giving "bad" people airtime can be interesting too.
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  7409. @bluefootedpig Cenk argued from statistics, it's very likely they were Christians, at least on the paper. And according to statistics, it is also very likely that this girl has some religious affiliation.
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  7410. @asyouweresir You can find videos on firemen being interviewed who describe this.
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  7411. @NoeLPZC TYT didn't report the whole thing.
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  7412. Aren't the rules also based on age differences?
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  7413. @SKiiSMLIVE From where? from the mediterranean sea? ;-)
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  7414. > no for sure "know" > everything about the universe nu-huh > if space is infiniate "infinite", anyways the one accessible (as in somehow visible to us) certainly is finite, that's where the big bag also points to
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  7415. like the post-mortem conversions? ;-)
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  7416. @Waine999 The image of god you were thought in school/at home or your personal god image you might consider to be the real one?
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  7417. @bukshot9 Creating genders? Huh?
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  7418. @dadreamzworld Which god you mean, the image of the god you have on mind, what would that be?
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  7419. I guess they do such story whenever there is time.
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  7420. This table has to be the most useless gimmick I've ever seen in a TV show.
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  7421. @ShammyWoWLoL It's about planes being directed into other buildings. That's why the federal gov is caring because dangers are beyond the borders of the airport.
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  7422. @kinghumanity I would draw the line where the intent is, if they only have protected sex or one of them gets neutered then there is apparently no intend of bringing "potentially defective children" into this world.
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  7423. Was she factually incorrect?
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  7424. 0/10
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  7425. @SuperToughnut Not the goverment, Thomas Kingsford. Also if corn syrup makes you obese then the same amount of honey would probably also made you obese as well.
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  7426. @ProtectAus Don't believe every such theory, just yours?
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  7427. A: Name a compact set. B: Uh, the set of real numbers. A: Which topology?
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  7428. @JudahUncuffed A Jew is someone following Judaism thus being Jewish in my book.
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  7429. Kind of correct, though you are not just copying the code but also the history by keeping track of your history you can then possibly merge your changes back into their repository at a later date.
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  7430. @BjoernarEricSven The seed was lost, and god was angry. Now we need a clarification what exactly made god angry. Can someone please ask next time one of his messengers comes by?
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  7431. Depends on what you mean with "truly random".
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  7432. Neither is part of the definition of atheism or theism.
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  7433. Grimme did that already, somewhat.
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  7434. @sd29josemx So the translater was basically helping her?
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  7435. @fiercedragoon1982 Depends on what you classify as "animals".
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  7436. Just because something makes you feel unsafe doesn't it's reasonable to feel that way. You know what happens if unreasonable fear takes over? BTW, you also would have to balance between pros and cons of a "protection", a bicycle helmet sure makes no fatal outcomes any _more_ possible.
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  7437. I'm not, my stuff is sourced, yours not. Had you at least written where the alleged quotes are from and when they were allegedly spoken/written down.
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  7438. @F33bs Well, she has the chance to make a return in 5-10 years.
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  7439. @mwhitten77 Or before inhaling that pepper spray for that matter.
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  7440. So "urban(e)" is like "inner city"?
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  7441. @Unagodd Invading Mexico? What for? Habanero peppers?
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  7442. Took some while (~until the enlightenment phase) unless the lessons where really learned, eh? Seems like an EPIC FAIL of god then, no?
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  7443. It's a matter of interpretation.
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  7444. @IncDeathCreed "race" :->
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  7445. but high-ranking students can use universities computers to surf the heavily-centralised intranet(s)
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  7446. @appatel To a piece of black stone.
    1
  7447. climate, not weather
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  7448. @Martinez1887 Since Wikileaks we know that Sunni countries are the ones who also would love to bomb Iran, so that's not the best example IMHO.
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  7449. @UberNoodleX IC chip?
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  7450. there are rules for how to make the underwear not sacred anymore so it can be torn apart so much for just being symbolic ;)
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  7451. @splashlog01 It's where Irish in the UK would go if it was in the UK.
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  7452. @votumseparatum1 Cenk doesn't praise Democrats just for being democrats, esp. not lately.
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  7453. Solve the debt problem by creating an inflationary one instead in time of bad economy? Ingenious!
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  7454. Jackson is god?
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  7455. > Remember that conspiracy theories always sprout from facts. So? It's a fact that Elvis was a person, does that mean he is still alive?
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  7456. @juliecranford In the private sector it is not unheard of to prevent you from going to work for a competing company in the same field for a certain amount of time.
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  7457. That was the accent of Dr. Nick Riviera! "Hi, everybody!" "Hi, Dr. Nick!"
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  7458. @cpufightclub I believe he meant the jobs.
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  7459. bacteria are just a domain of _prokaryotic_ organisms
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  7460. No, now they just begin, mark my words, Alex Jones is already on it! ;)
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  7461. @DionLaurent1 it's an algorithm
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  7462. not being a resident there wouldn't make her pay less?
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  7463. @OnefourthAsianguy Not sure if troll. BTW, there are no races, Asian guy, wait, are you from Israel, Russia or Uzbekistan?
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  7464. > made by a Jew, but he has Western blood > Jews by nature do not make this type of culture LOL, "blood", "nature"
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  7465. What's the scientific definition of "aliveness"?
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  7466. @chegvra And isolationism would help? I very much doubt it.
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  7467. @ZKoftherebellion pagan beliefs like the once that were the basis for Judaism?
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  7468. @greycloud24 Ask yourself: who had more power?
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  7469. Massive weapons can do massive damage!
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  7470. @Abdullah1475 I guess one could also argue that Judaism is not a secular religion and neither is Christianity if it considered a sect of Judaism.
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  7471. @osaka35 Well, they are not presenting as whether the relationship of votes and money spend was really linear, it's just to show much each one spent in comparision to the votes they got. Just like the GDP per capita amount does not really show what value each person adds to society.
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  7472. @superphi You came up with the conspiracy.
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  7473. I never asked for this
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  7474. @mk2398 don't be angry, many fell for the fake justin bieber
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  7475. Trolling is all good, but please without CAPS.
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  7476. "TYT Mobile"
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  7477. @uiopuiop2 Big eyes in Anime probably stem from the fact that when they the Japanese started doing animations they let themselves inspire from Betty Boop and such. Also, it's a way for showing emotions in a exaggerated way (compare to the masks in old Greek theathre).
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  7478. Just like advanced mathematics, right? :->
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  7479. Fun fact: Depression is a mood and by itself generally not considered an "disorder"/illness.
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  7480. @minipancho94 Really _indefinitely_?
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  7481. @imatelly A little fire? A whole side of the building was on fire and it got hit by debris from the collapsing twin towers. The steel never reached liquid state, the temperatures weren't high enough.
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  7482. At least in one case someone is really claiming to save someone, here it's just for luxury.
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  7483. poll-itician
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  7484. you can't shout fire in a crowded theater, there are limits to free speech, just like to the "right to bear arms" (I am sure not even the nuttiest gun nut would allow people to have _just any_ weapon)
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  7485. @mwhitten77 it's a website, not a program
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  7486. An oppressor might have nuclear weapons, so should normal citizens have access such ones too? Oh, and the quote is not from Jefferson, but a proposed Virginia constitution.
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  7487. would you say the same thing about once the baby is here and hungry?
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  7488. Nice pitch. Is this Dragon's den?
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  7489. quite the opposite actually, they have to make stuff like this because it's publish or perish
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  7490. @PirateFish1 It falls under domestic authority.
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  7491. @EvilFatCat But it's not their African-Americanness that makes them have these abortions, does it?
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  7492. So much re-dubbing.
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  7493. @lumpfish99 So that's why there were the 6-day and Jom Kippur wars?
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  7494. @fiercefunky Where is there the difference between tabacco and marijuana?
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  7495. @Fifty1stState if the US does not know how to secure their nuclear stations then good night
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  7496. Baby skull necklace?
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  7497. @Tonio31 Nope.avi
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  7498. @CupboardNinja Posibilities: - heart attack - assasination by the GOP - vacation
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  7499. murder
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  7500. @TheReallitycheck the building was about to collapse, everyone knew that
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  7501. @UncontestedTruth How do they play a role in the girl scouts? Oh please tell me more… :->
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  7502. I am sure health insurances would gladly give out free winter coats if it saves them money by not having to pay for hypothermia-related illnesses.
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  7503. connection to what he said?
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  7504. @medallish Yepp, it's pragmatism vs. idealism once again, I guess realpolitik will win.
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  7505. @crocfme If he wanted Libya to be ruled by some sort of congress after his death (and remember there is already something like this in place only that it de facto has not that much power because you need to block-vote or your anti-revolutionary, also manipulations) the he wouldn't have put his sons in the positions they are.
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  7506. @ejr23 That's ex-officer Rivieri for you!
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  7507. @myrkvargkjetter that's not the US voting system as I understand it but the internal voting of the party for their candidate for the upcoming election which they can to some extend do the way they like it
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  7508. the building heavily hit by debris, with a whole side on fire and partly hollow
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  7509. @Remus0387 so it makes the people involved there feel like they done a good thing? but yeah, really sounds kooky to unbelievers, makes me think of voodoo
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  7510. Their trick: call it differently and erect some kind of thought wall between in their mind "obvious" and "unlikely" stuff, e.g. call it variation/adaptation or at most micro-evolution instead.
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  7511. You sure everyone gets an audition?
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  7512. @OnlySticksAndStones But that you think it's worth mentioning makes it looks like you use it as a justification as for why this atrocity isn't _that_ bad after all.
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  7513. @ChristianMission "medically-supported fact" nope
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  7514. @DarthAzabrush Do they? What is an idiot? And is someone who could be called gullible and maybe uneducated on certain matters automatically an idiot?
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  7515. imaginary integer?
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  7516. @wittenberg5 you do?
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  7517. @TRauck1506 Apparently if you see how much mockery he makes of Ron Paul here, am I right? :->
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  7518. @JudahUncuffed Is you getting personal a sign that you run out of arguments? BTW: your/you're
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  7519. @1286z A mix between Karl Marx and Friedrich Nietzsche.
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  7520. @CalebAlucardtheHagan You maintained them in a undignified manner when you boiled that water.
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  7521. @TheReykjavik But the rehab paid for by what they get through regulations.
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  7522. deer? they aren't pests, you would need a hunting permit
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  7523. Oh of course they are, just like with the 17th amendment, right?
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  7524. nobody does ground war anywhere anymore, now is the time of the nukes
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  7525. @nilbud …it's just the way it is IN THE US and just in the US.
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  7526. LOL, pseudo-philosophical (ontological) arguments for a god of the gaps..
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  7527. 1) Haven't you heard the story with the tweet about the Saudi citizen on Muhammad's birthday?
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  7528. @Faroc90 Cool story bro, you would be pretty young for a janitor.
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  7529. Skooma!
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  7530. impossible, she was put to sleep, can't you see? :->
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  7531. @hsadman2 It was so quickly because it was a chain reaction of floors falling on each other.
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  7532. their argument is that testing is done, you can't just release any new GM crop on the markets
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  7533. @2011blueman Huh? You can get shingles as an adult this way or another but most likely you had chicken pox as a child and you for some reason have a weakened immune system in adulthood.
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  7534.  @za.307  Rockets are more than just sticks and stones to be fair.
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  7535. from which allah? your interpretation of it?
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  7536. DAAAAAAMN
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  7537. @cupwnd While I don't find your video to be bad I don't understand how you think that people will watch it if you just post the link so some somewhat related video with "my opinions on …". Your opinion, so what? What makes your opinion any more notesworthy? Better you should give a written excerpt on your video.
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  7538. @severe8403 Just like black football player/actors.
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  7539. @toppledgod "endangering all life on earth" nah, life in general will do fine for quite some time
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  7540. > People descended from the Israelite tribes of Judea are considered ethnically Jewish What's your definition of ethnicity? After a certain number of generations in a non-isolated area it's hard to talk about descendance simply because of fluctuation and exponentially growing number of people to descend from.
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  7541. I was replying to "John Doe" originally who apparently has a hard time grasping basics of evolution when he was talking to someone else, sorry, I thought I was replying to him again. It's odd that it doesn't say "in reply to ..." under my post, but it does show properly in a threaded view when I access it from the Youtube Inbox.
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  7542. @GJNCA Interestingly enough you can't sign away certain personal rights, but I am not sure if right to control the "public image" is one of them.
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  7543. > Muhammad often times spoke of sex And according to some lore loved to engage in it: "The Prophet used to visit all his wives in a round, during the day and night and they were eleven in number.", "We used to say that the Prophet was given the [sexual] strength of thirty [men]."
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  7544. Axioms my friend, you have a set of them that you want to keep as small/simple as possible. An omnipotent (independent thus indeterministic) being that is in control of everything, i.e. one that can manipulate anything arbitrarily is a bigger claim than the universe that has a starting point from where on we can explain it through rules. On top of that one has empirical evidence, the other has by definition none because it can't be falsified (there is nothing you can't explain by omnipotence).
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  7545. it's considered a weapon I guess
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  7546. spammer
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  7547. Beware of BIG RED LETTERS WITH WHITE OUTLINING.
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  7548. @chestveeg No, it's proof of Zeus.
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  7549. @Makavelian777 He just invented a new word, just like Palin did.
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  7550. the only records are the ones kept by humans? :->
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  7551. > To get rid of them I use a plugin for Firefox called Better Privacy. Or use NoScript and don't allow Flash.
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  7552. > a bunch of rulers told the populace about Jesus and God You know Christianity is not the only religion? Anyways, it started with ghosts, who turned into gods, who turned into the one god of Judaism, then a sect around some guy with many alleged capabilities that took off after his death and was esp. popular between slaves and foot soldiers as a counter-weight to the state religion.
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  7553. @mooseinator194 That could just come from an Irish!
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  7554. @MissAntiRight What's the major party there in Cube? The COMMUNIST one, no need to ride on definitions.
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  7555. IQ (if always adjusted after that) wouldn't really increase then
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  7556. Why? Is there a gay character? A carpet-chewing pony? Or a rainbow-colored one?
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  7557. So you are saying it's necessary?
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  7558. @oprichniki12 Who's we, I am not an US citizen yet you were making a general statement, the US is not the world, remember?
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  7559. @leakykullon Very likely if you understand the periodic table, unless it is made of different electrons/protons.
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  7560. @barba3gr I heard similar stories from countries in Europe where it's legal or exempt from punishment.
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  7561. @JDCOBRA65 There was no molten steel, the one image conspiracy theories love to use for this claim is light used for helping in the rescue operation.
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  7562. @drjacklint BS, considering the product is clean it is not worse than honey, there much worse things to look for in these types of products.
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  7563. @97bravada Do talking snakes and bushes make sense? Does it make sense that all-mighty and all-knowing god fails so often and needs to employ single mortals to change the world in the ways he wants it to be?
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  7564. @saadasim well, if you would be fair you would've mentioned 2005
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  7565. Lol, how can you "desecrate" something? And how can the judge rule whether an "desecration" did indeed occur?
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  7566. I am talking about gold in the ground, if you have a gold-based currency then the gold exporters have control over you. You think China used to have a silve- instead gold-based one for fun?
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  7567. @igotaidsinnarnia A kid does not see his/her parents do that therefore it would feel no need to copy it.
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  7568. @mecher3k Nope, non-sequitur. Re-introduction of species does not show whether a reactor is safe.
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  7569. you can have more devices in a local network with 10.0.0.0/8 and 172.16.0.0/12
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  7570. I think JR and some other dude consider themselves Christians.
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  7571. @mondino1980 Did you just try to insert an image in your post by doing drag & drop? :D Anyway, this issue is not new, it's has to do how youtube internally works, once a video gets a certain amount of views it gets replicated to several servers and until this is done the views are frozen.
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  7572. Time is defined by the succession of cause and effect, "outside time" makes no sense unless you throw _everything_ over board.
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  7573. Ye, I know Civil law as Roman law and I heard common law being called Anglo-Saxon law
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  7574. @realdad32 Exactly and a gun is only safe if it's seen, therefore it should be held in head level.
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  7575. @MavenCree Maybe it could have been part of some indigenous plan?
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  7576. @jag10 Yeah right because that's what "coexist" means?! :->
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  7577. Funnily enough there was even one emperor called "the Arab", and indeed he was born in what is today Syria.
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  7578. @SpencerBenedict2nd Man, you got issues.
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  7579. genital herpes is not HSV-2 alone, that info is outdated
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  7580. @bla34112 Because they might be strong stuff and cause permanent change. Going lightly with lobotomy would also be controversial.
    1
  7581. The road to hell is paved with good intentions…
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  7582. @6thMessenger Yes they are, it also incorporates parts from the old testaments and retells some stories (like for example the one of Jacob) albeit a little bit different, Muhammad came in contact with Christianity and apparently learned from it, he was probably also supported by Jews who acknowledged Jesus as the saviour but were against his deification (ie. him being the son of god rather than just a prophet)
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  7583. @tpacemaker2 Well, like abortions if miscarriages are just as well "hurting another human being", you could call some of them also "natural abortions" because they also happen because of an hormone adjustment just like "man-made" abortions are done in early stages.
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  7584. @aahmed215 The are quite some sites clarifying some of the most stupid claims the conspiracy theorist make, e.g. that the steel melted or that planned demolitions are from top to bottom.
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  7585. Yiff?
    1
  7586. Age ID?
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  7587. @Skyecloud27 "too extreme in the other direction" No it isn't, seems you got the wrong definition too.
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  7588. "conservatism" is a dumb term, I doubt you want to "conserve" the status quo
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  7589. Are you saying that GMO by itself is not safe?
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  7590. You ginger?
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  7591. @DivineFellowship Betrayal in WWI?! Lolz, some later stamped as "Jews" (many who didn't consider to be "Jews" or sometimes didn't even knew) contributed greatly to this epic failure, even to such an extend that the Nazi made special paragraphs in the race laws in favour for those "halflings" who helped the axis in WWI.
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  7592. @whoo689 I pay more to my cleaning lady.
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  7593. @TurboDally A foetus needs its host (the mother) to survive, a baby can be put to adoption.
    1
  7594. What about female circumcision?
    1
  7595. the same could be said for germiciding cleaning agents
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  7596. There is nothing wrong, there is something wrong with simply believing the stuff in there.
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  7597. Why just at the point where the egg is fertilized? And even pin-pointing when exactly the fertilisation happened might be hard.
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  7598. @shadowedge69 Why shouldn't they make fun of him? Just because he's religious? :->
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  7599. > eat their own shit AFAIK, they don't, though rabbits do oh and what about cloven-hoofed animals?
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  7600. @brandnutopian Well, I would guess that the perpetrators might not feel like they abusing them, ie. doing harm to them etc. so in their mind they might not feel like being hypocritical, therefore I wouldn't accept the argument of that he started a charitable organization.
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  7601. Jews as in followers of Judaism? No? I thought so. Then what kind of Jews? Racial Jews? Well, there is no scientific definition of human races.
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  7602. she never asked for this
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  7603. @marvesmarves since when is today now back?
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  7604. > pushing his view on religious people A "nutjob" is someone who is makes his opinions public?
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  7605. I am not from the US, so I can criticize Iran according to you, right?
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  7606. regulation, not banning
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  7607. @EvilFingers Cell phones are a tool of communication, as is postal mail.
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  7608. well, but maybe you could similar same points about the soya industry
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  7609. Well, you also can't have a child unless the mother stays alive, she doesn't do certain stuff that might induce an abortion, etc.
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  7610. @487shawn Where does it say that, and what word is used for "church"?
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  7611. I am talking about the official stance of the organ of the Catholic church, the high ranks, up to the pope, read Quadragesimo Anno, it basically makes clear how they were in angst against a "socialist threat" and that there was a dire need for "alternatives", the Holy Sea approved what happened in e.g. Spain, Italy and Austria and when the Nazis came they tried to come in terms with them
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  7612. no, Odin stands out more
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  7613. @Doublerainbowguy A religion is represented by its followers.
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  7614. CISPA didn't pass on one day if you know what steps it takes to make something pass
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  7615. I guess he is asking what they (Turks, Armenians) would fill out in the forms where they are asked for their "race" (forms like from the 19th century apparently)
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  7616. @Ashakat42 I don't know how I would react to a person openly talking about his/her suicidal thought, it would probably be awkward for me.
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  7617. @stads24 I guess what he wanted to tell us is how some people in the US see him.
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  7618. @Slayer5551 It has to be French as the French would never remember something English.
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  7619. @Tony007corp Apple made the mouse popular in PCs.
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  7620. @Meatbag211 "Atheists? Ah, you mean communists, well they certainly first have to prove their allegiance to the constitution based on Christian values, yadda, yadda…"
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  7621. just like today with the obamacare decision…
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  7622. @JRMCNEA Good question.
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  7623. Why would affiliation matter at all?
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  7624. bush nothing to do with Yemen or Pakistan, you are joking, right?
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  7625. being free under the control of monopolies?
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  7626. Could this be considered a mental problem?
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  7627. AFAIK, that's not the same definition as in this law
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  7628. Pascal's wager has suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch a long beard and is so bad on so many accounts, for one it's pseudo-pragmatic reasoning with no real basis, because if _all_ possibilities of any type of god existing and judging you are equal then you are f*cked in unlimited cases one way or another since e.g. you didn't believe in the right god or therelike…
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  7629. @flamedrag18 I would, esp. if it's not in America and not national holiday. ;-)
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  7630. didn't knew he was alive in the 30s
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  7631. next time they use a green screen they should use a moving background
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  7632. @KingArthur13th Apparently you have a strong believe in humanity.
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  7633. And the Vietnamese woman that get married to Chinese men are what?
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  7634. @acebulf more muscle mass also means you need more energy for tasks, not because of the weight but because of it being there
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  7635. Well, but you said specifically "men".
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  7636. @ItsMattHoff double blind trial or it doesn't
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  7637. @MrThiefykern Afghanistan, Libya aaand Iran?
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  7638. He was referring more specifically to Facebook.
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  7639. heh, next time you probably tell us liberals also made you gay
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  7640. @ktchong inb4 definition of hacker
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  7641. @chestveeg "Philosophy" is the wrong word here IMHO ("loving of wisdom"), more appropriate would be "ideology" (set of ideas apparently answers to many if not all things, esp. on how to behave in this case). BTW, you sure the building was empty?
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  7642. @GJNCA How much prestige does Bush now have? ;)
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  7643. this is just about paying back the interests
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  7644. @sum1yasnevagunnanooo well he won't, now that he's arrested
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  7645. wait, what? a state department forwarded him to a private organisation?!
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  7646. Just like all that secks that is going on the inside the rotting corpuses, you know all these crawling creatures and stuff.
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  7647. @TheArmandoRomeroShow Maybe things would have turned out differently if he didn't had ED? ;-)
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  7648. Ideas hatched in dark smoky room? AJ stuff? Oh come on… explanation is much simpler, it's about pushing things further because of money-
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  7649. 'brown'
    1
  7650. Drugs are a secular cause because the Bible is against drugs? :->
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  7651. Ah interesting, thanks!
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  7652. @LoStHoPe21 yepp, it's fake, all that bieber stuff, just fake...
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  7653. @htnguyen32 But Ron Paul is Christian and Rand Paul praises Water Buddha!!!11111one ;o)
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  7654. heh, sterilization is not that easy
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  7655. > Winning was all that mattered Well, the idea is that when each side thinks that way the verdicts meets in the middle where justice is more likely.
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  7656. Still they could have given us more info.
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  7657. @kazooga1234 Hormones aren't poisonous by definition.
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  7658. just wait until Iran attacks American soil (did you know that ships ship the soil of the land which flag they are under?) and then it's off to the draft
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  7659. Playing scoutknivez
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  7660. What about sex for money? And businesses for managing sex for money transaction? And businesses for advertising sex for money services? The same for sexual imagery?
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  7661. > and do not follow the Quran blindly of course not, since only a minority are Quranists, for all others the Quran is not enough
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  7662. @snappa52 People will still stick to good ol' James if they want to and use the "well, if god was against this translation it wouldn't be so popular" /argument/… ;-)
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  7663. Too bad they were invented in 2000 BC?
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  7664. Wait, what do fetishes have to do with porn? You claim porn might create them?
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  7665. @sea9529 Bill O'Reilly is not a true christian because true christians are not like him? Nice circle argument you got there.
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  7666. @AegixDrakan just like beer ;)
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  7667. what makes you think that pulling out a meth bag from there was likely?
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  7668. @swilsh55 I would have guessed more like Tarte flambée?
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  7669. you make it seem like there was only one canon
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  7670. P.S. CCNA doesn't make you a security expert.
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  7671. @crazypants88 Give them a toy gun.
    1
  7672. the new governments didn't consider themselves to be a successor of the old local ones, probably rightly so because there weren't many connections
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  7673. > Countries should filter porn Esp. sex education, right? :->
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  7674. Not everything deserves respect.
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  7675. You aren't a person then.
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  7676. @Introspective91 He said over and over again that he is not of the Muslim faith and that he is an agnostic atheist.
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  7677. @KangaKucha True, 'only' ¾ as bad.
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  7678. > Or that it gives exact details as for how to build the modern technology we have today? Oh of course, that's why so many things were build using the enclosed instruction manual in the bible.
    1
  7679. Non-believers should generally bash (criticize) other non-believers as well, this shouldn't be funny but the norm.
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  7680. "The porn industry has contributed to " "sexually explicit material in America than anywhere in the world and rape is still high here." It just hasn't reduced or it has contributed now according to you? Anything to base your claims on? Oh and concerning "sexually explicit material", AFAIK you can get more in Europe on normal TV, but I guess that is matter of definition.
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  7681. it's still genetically modification
    1
  7682. More likely a Saturday? They probably like paternoster lifts.
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  7683. think about it, if you make n fingers up equals 2^n then 0 fingers up would be 1, not 0 since 2^0 = 1, 1 finger up would then be 2^1 = 2, therefore my original post, if you want to have a 0 you need to subtract 1, therefore the highest number becomes 1023
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  7684. @jason022182 Concering marriage and inhertiance you can create a treaty where following the rules of Sharia law without mentiong Sharia law.
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  7685. @BOZ11 If I put there a large Pasta sign would it evangelise you to Pastafarism?
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  7686. TBF, there a little bit more than just "the shady stuff that was going on in the eighties in soviet russia".
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  7687. There are limits to what you describe according to a story I remember reading where a man asked for a refund from his parents-in-law after he saw how his woman really looked like. But yeah, if show less, then less is needed to excite a man, that's how it used to be in the west too with all its absurdities like men getting excited about women ankles etc.
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  7688. @IC1101 Use the CE instead of AD and you're good.
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  7689. @Jeffhardyextreme619 yepp, it's true that his identity was all fake
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  7690. @mecher3k what makes you think they were?
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  7691. home made and not from walmart ;-)
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  7692. @awdrifter3 Also it might have looked differently in black and white.
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  7693. @RAMKING61 huh? that was not required until now?!
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  7694. That's it's nothing noteworthy?
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  7695. No rigor? Was that that early or later?
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  7696. I am talking about a different Santa Clause image than the real one, just like Muslims talk about Muhammad the prophet, now there is evidence to prove that a man named Muhammad existed but not so much for him actually talking to a omnipotent being in a cave. Anyway, you probably guessed that what I was getting at had nothing to do with Santa Clause but your strange relativism to when it comes to what is and what is not reasonable to believe. You could Santa Clause with the Tooth Fairy.
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  7697. Is this related to the odd traditions we heard about existing in Afghanistan? So a Pashtun thing?
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  7698. @dougalsii To be fair, blue is the colour of the blue-collar workers.
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  7699. also -Learn the difference between GM and hybridization
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  7700. > to control the population now you are in conspiracy terrain
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  7701. The post you replied to he was talking about Zeus being more credible than [Christian] god.
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  7702. Seems like his work made him lust for some younger meat.
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  7703. did your jewish uncle made you sit on his lap?
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  7704. the visible part is hardly living, at most you could argue it's part of a living thing
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  7705. > I dont see gayanimals in nature You probably didn't see quite some things in nature… they do exist though.
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  7706. @DemonicPuppet83 "Where they see and sometimes even learn things that also has no scientific explanation" These things also happen to be not reproducible in a scientific environment and often are based on subjective perception and psychological effects which can lead to interesting things which you might see like when people talk about dreams, the more you ask the clearer the story becomes but it also changes.
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  7707. @TheRabitPoo Again, the fund is not for the state of Israel.
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  7708. you have the freedom to believe anything and at the same time others are free to be critise you. that shouldn't be hard to understand
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  7709. Huh? Real quote? If yes when on what occasion?
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  7710. there was a TYT video on that, though it's not proven they wouldn't have done it without the book
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  7711. @frictionRx5 He is a jolly gay boy?
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  7712. probably yes, or otherwise he wouldn't use that beast
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  7713. @Balencian He questioned where he came from therefore he decided to cross differently coloured peas and observed the results? ;-) […]
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  7714. @0mni42 Well, but it's perceived this way, rank 24 on the Corruption Perceptions Index after Qatar and Chile.
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  7715. @xxdonaldqxxx The only one I see hating is Mr. Sheen. Read his quotes again.
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  7716. @wtf0804 The world is not black and white. Sometimes you have to stick to certain shades of grey.
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  7717. @eBe4IXcept The Arab homeland is the Arab peninsula? ;-)
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  7718. @JimboVids But the 'dress' was an issue?
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  7719. haha, troll
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  7720. Heh, like you would respect just any religion… >_>
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  7721. it was a misquote by the Pakistani president
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  7722. You made a study?
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  7723. >"haeckels drawings of embryos" Oh boy you've been on 2nd grade creationist websites, haven't you? What does that have to do with "scientists discarding things"?
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  7724. @dragonswordcannon Does it really work? Somehow I doubt it, hair cells die off and new ones come all the time.
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  7725. well, to be fair they are not in full control of all of their territory, unlike Iran
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  7726. > cause u know both are different in some elements Exactly, therefore the claims you mentioned previously are on that alone dumb. Finally you accept it.
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  7727. there always will be
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  7728. > Otherwise, we may as well party our lives away and forget about reform. Well, if progress itself is no reward to you, that's sad… > Who knows what the ultimate reward is, but i'm sure its worth it. Partying like it's 1999 BC?
    1
  7729. not voting Obama would have helped Romney
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  7730. if it might help, the decision should be up to the teacer
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  7731. aquarium un-whales?
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  7732. huh, you can't be serious
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  7733. Heh, circumcised people are dull?
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  7734. People are born with their income? Their income is inseparable from them?
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  7735. just want to point out that strongest does not equal fittest
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  7736. @neovannn The Catholic church openly supported fascist leader when they felt threatened by secularism/democracy and the socialist/communist boogeyman, hadthe Catholic-backed fascist goverments in Italy, Austria, etc. stayed longer, they surely would have done similar things (and actually they kind-of did in Ireland).
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  7737. Insects are animals?
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  7738. Well you can have such "force" also outside governments, like the residential area where you are living, they themselves might make use government-backed force, true, but they use it based on contract law, you made a contract with them when you went there. In the same sense you can think of government.
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  7739. since he created everything knowingly, there is nothing that is against him or his plans
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  7740. @chestveeg Assuming that they did…
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  7741. I heard a similar story about a city being in the US being overtaken by Scientology, but not so much force than with loads of money and devotees.
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  7742. @32GaugeSlug Ahahaha, now it's a conspiracy eh?
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  7743. @tangent272 This again boils down to how much personal responsibility society can accept from persons using this, would you want to do observation for every such case?
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  7744. @Shaggice Huh? I am talking about the baby dolls, what are you talking about?
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  7745. @JaredBelaskoMusic Ever asked your local pastor and the people of your diocese what they think of it?
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  7746. well, you never know whether there aren't parts that you might find use for one day
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  7747. because it would need a huuuge conspiracy for that inter alia involving the Hawaiian government, a newspaper archive, …
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  7748. @DeepSouth16 Wow, that's some argumentative master-stroke. :-> Do you consider yourself representative of something (e.g. the region you are living)?
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  7749. The best adapted ones will more likely survive and cross, that might be even when at the first glance there seems to be a disadvantage, ever heard of sickle cell disease?
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  7750. reaching out in the 60 seconds?
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  7751. only in false korea!!!1111 not in best korea!!111 :o)
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  7752. @whatsgoingon07 This!
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  7753. but if you were Ramanujan you would be _only_ interested in the maths ;)
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  7754. @Elmaln According to them it isn't, seems to be a matter of interpretation.
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  7755. Because UN?
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  7756. @wlljon7 The image also counts in a war sometimes (Vietnam?), this action gets you a bad image.
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  7757. @Mrmoc7 To be fair this idea wasn't that new.
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  7758. @sdrawkcabgnipytmi Don't know, but the Persians and Carthage and some others apparently already practised it for quite some time when the ancient Greeks where at their first heigh.
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  7759. Wasn't there a similar story with Carter back then?
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  7760. @1337NoFear1337 What do you think would orphans prefer? Not being adopted at all?
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  7761. "The impossibility of an infinite past" How comes?
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  7762. @Uppsa1 Some east-european countries had democracy after WW1.
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  7763. @VulgarityDivine PPV rates are very low, PPC is quite good for good for Google's services, but many AD space buyers like to pay per successful action (e.g. registration, online-deal, …) where's it possible.
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  7764. Did he also photograph his turds?
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  7765. @ThePirateship2010 I don't think silicone gets digested so it's like roughage. ;)
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  7766. @rasnac Oh come one, everyone sometimes thinks in pragmatic and not just all-idealistic terms.
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  7767. @sunRsaturn That's not how it works, learn international law.
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  7768. Agnostic theists?
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  7769. @FoxBatinaHat To be fair witch hunting wasn't a Catholic speciality, the protestants managed to do it just as well, but the other things that needed more sophisticated organisation were.
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  7770. Weird Al - I Lost On Jeopardy
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  7771. @ThePhyrophobia I LOVE DIS TROLL.
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  7772. Well, isn't god almighty and the devil not? (not mentioning that god is so almighty he can create a rock so heavy he himself can't lift it :->) Anyways, your argument is great, because you can use it everywhere: I don't believe this poll, because the devil might have manipulated it. I don't believe that Planet X is just conspiracy crap because the devil might have hidden it. I don't believe in the weather forecast… etc etc.
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  7773. If one has a monopoly on necessities there is no need to make consumers happy. If there is an inflation of potential workforce then there is no need to make employees happy.
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  7774. @AForkSpoon 000 12345678901234567890 020 12345678901234567890 040 12345678901234567890 060 12345678901234567890 080 12345678901234567890 100 12345678901234567890 000 12345678901234567890 020 12345678901234567890 040 12345678901234567890 060 12345678901234567890 080 12345678901234567890 100 12345678901234567890 000 12345678901234567890 020 12345678901234567890 040 12345678901234567890 060 12345678901234567890 080 12345678901234567890 100 12345678901234567890
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  7775. @halation777 Did the dog tell you that it worked on him and did you do compare it to when you didn't gave him your water/alcohol/sugar "with a memory"? :->
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  7776. @OTs03AS So you are a follower of nativism/innatism? Well, that's certainly a fringe stance.
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  7777. @Mormons4Romney2012 Shouldn't then the note come from official side instead?
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  7778. @vRennas It is? Just as catching potentially baby-making sperm in a latex bag? Just as giving away a baby after premature birth?
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  7779. and he is in control of everything there he is everything, right mr. pantheist, but I am sure you wouldn't then say he is all-good if he is also all-evil ;)
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  7780. Look at the whole study.
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  7781. potential at most
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  7782. No NoScript? :(
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  7783. @ZerozPk Best health care system? According to whom?
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  7784. @alecfederov91 Stewart does not sound very Jewish to me.
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  7785. It didn't stop, there just isn't evolutionary pressure for any directed change.
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  7786. @romanmir01 Competition for the citizens? You think this will make citizens move to other states?
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  7787. @thejaymanx111 What is so amusing is the comments by constards who have no idea how to communicate their ideas without hate speech; just like when Kennedy died and the classless constards all had to say their classless stuff.
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  7788. Writing balance sheets is hard.
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  7789. @IAMDEWYZE What about male black football players?
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  7790. @ku42 Well, well, well, seems like we got an aunicornist in here…
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  7791. @DoctorCataclysm What I tried to say is that one might not be prosecuted in land B for treason he did in land A. ;-)
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  7792. If god was real and an omnipotent creator god, how could you be independed from him? After all he created everything knowingly.
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  7793. > Nuclear power plant designs A good design would be if less waste was created.
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  7794. @SweetCash33 Who says that anything stopped evolving?
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  7795. @grendelcatt Way for him for prolonging his life then.
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  7796. that's not a nationalistic song that's a verse from the original verse of their anthem
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  7797. gravitational force
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  7798. 1:21 German sign?!
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  7799. That's why it's hard to prove a rape for a woman in Muslim countries, right? :-> inb4 driving
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  7800. @asdfxcxv I can't pronounce the word without it.
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  7801. Oops, seems like I replied to the wrong person. I tried to explain why we love the concept of an afterlife court so much.
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  7802. @romanmir01 Are you trying to tell me the US constitution does not apply to state governments? Oh come on, even when the states have their own constitutions the federal constitution applies to all of them, that's ie. why they can't have certain state laws.
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  7803. So? It's not as the world bank was really a bank.
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  7804. Right in what? In what constitutes an "Aryan"? They weren't even consistent, much less objective.
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  7805. You mean when he started the enemy combatant thing? Oh wait, that was Bush Jr.
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  7806. indeed, that 80c coupon is, they said it in the video
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  7807. u sure seem to like to think about ghey secks
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  7808. @usaf317 But they can't change it can they? In this regards it's the same.
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  7809. @kinghumanity > "Knowingly having sex with this risk is at the height of criminal irresponsibility." Isn't it then also the case persons with genetic endowments for dire disease have unprotected intercourse? I see your point but where to draw the line?
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  7810. It has nothing to do with the ruling? Or do you think the ruling was done now "to hide something so evident"?
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  7811. @Xenite227 Someone created this poster and posted it on a anonymous image board, someone printed it out, and sticked in on the front of a Mcd and took a photo and this was at least 4-5 years ago, so no chance.
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  7812. @inademv Also with the head pointing towards Mecca and not touched by non-believers in the case of Halaal.
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  7813. in what way are latter harming anyone?
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  7814. But the shooter wasn't going to school for quite a while.
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  7815. @jpjo47 falsetto voice, look it up
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  7816. The allegedly perfect religion speaking against it?
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  7817. nitpicking me: DNA is practically unique, theoretically not and then it might end in two or more beings
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  7818. @AForkSpoon I can post more, see?
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  7819. @Clanki to be fair the Vietnam war wasn't started by the US
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  7820. @Bm0h Yeah, it's all his fault! Poor G.W. Bush being misled by him.
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  7821. Mainly because Barbie told them that it's hard.
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  7822. @MalaryLovesBlink182 Independence in this case means viability outside the womb, even with the help of medical equipment and life machines. He basically follows Roe vs. Wade, look it up.
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  7823. Nope, since the lore differs it's a different god concept.
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  7824. @Balencian There is a public image and a personal one, personal rights protect against alleged defamation of the personal image but not against the public, therefore a celebrity has de-facto less rights in that regard.
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  7825. @Joxman2k Eisenstein (the mathematician) wasn't a very religious person either.
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  7826. @rageoftyrael Seriously, you couldn't see the joke in his text?! You really should get one of those irony radars.
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  7827. @NYK2O God's eye as represented numerous times and for hundred of years, even, or esp. before the enlightenment age.
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  7828. @bikerboy91 Huh? Why would an Al-Quaida man speak Farsi?! Urdu makes more sense.
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  7829. All conspiracies are true? I doubt you think that. If you think Agenda 21 is so bad, please quote which part is the "worst"… :->
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  7830. @ChristianMission I don't know where you get your numbers from but I couldn't find anything on that, quite the opposite, the only stat going in your direction was about that deaths related to illegal drugs went down.
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  7831. @AphoticInsanity I see no reason to rule out that it happens.
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  7832. well, you can't opt-out of living in the country as other people, by your definition you were forced to "pay for others' irresponsibility" even before Obamacare
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  7833. @MsNimpnimp What would be there for upgrade on the "absence of believe in a god"?
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  7834. @DerrenBrown100 Let's think of a case where someone was framed with such a video and he has to look at it to find evidence that it's not him in the video.
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  7835. @chinchychilla It's murder if they had base motives, esp. low ones.
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  7836. @dctcool I thought it was produced by foxes, you know, the one of the sleazy, cunning type.
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  7837. > Ltes look at Claude Jones' hostiry TYT, your posterboy for "proved innocent" while never bothering to mention his UNDISPUTED prior record: He was proven innocent in the case he was killed for, you "as a lawyer" should now that his prior record doesn't make it any more "right".
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  7838. @romeomd24 Still more ice is melting away than being on whole globus, there's a net loss as nicely shown by the same study (from T. Jacob et. al) you are referring to.
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  7839. @AussieGossie Maybe also very insecure ones, who don't feel OK about their man going off on something other than them?
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  7840. The disrespect pertaining is banana pie.
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  7841. @Matty272 December the 6th is Santa Claus' day.
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  7842. @ProductionMarx I am talking about carpentry, you would have to join a guild back in the day.
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  7843. affect
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  7844. Hesse said that! Anyways, books are just a medium, I see nothing wrong with burning paper.
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  7845. I am 5 and what is this?
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  7846. nope, sorry no more vag for you, you will now be forced to have butt secks, because that's what allowing gay marriage is about, right? :->
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  7847. innocent in what regard? being there?
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  7848. Let's say babies are born not believing in a god, thus as atheists, they follow a belief structure in your opinion then?
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  7849. that's what she said
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  7850. @PatPowers1995 Who gives people who answer questions incorrectly an electric shock?
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  7851. You should know that in Europe "liberalism" stands more for classical liberalism, i.e. what in the US is known as "libertarism", now they want to change norms too…
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  7852. @faething :o
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  7853. Maybe it was meant to look like a worm?
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  7854. @OriginalTurk96 Cenk, born there but raised in the US from his 9th year on.
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  7855. 2008, "encyclopedia's article on Virgin Killer, a mid-1970s record album from German heavy metal band the Scorpions"
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  7856. @Afgliciouslicute 1.) He probably can't read old-Arabic (I believe he intents to burn an Arabic version because it's more 'authentic'). 2.) Face it, it's no magic book that will magically convert everyone who reads it, his attitude towards Islam will affect his opinion on what he reads in there.
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  7857. That makes no sense, you can either believe or not, there is no third option.
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  7858. …on the internet
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  7859. @borb56 Import too I guess?
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  7860. @thegreenseven And that would be a bad thing? ;-)
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  7861. Oh no you didn't!
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  7862. 6:06 With the background music it sounds like you did indeed do something wrong.
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  7863. @LordOrlock Maybe some Sunni state, but yeah doesn't sound likely to me.
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  7864. nah, I don't believe it
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  7865. Great name!
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  7866. Please name me of such facts, I just see people not understanding certain things.
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  7867. @Suzaku000 Not to forget that many people dialed 9-1-1 this day.
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  7868. @ez3002008 Are they made of sodium/lithium?
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  7869. No stich marks?
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  7870. @nt0xik8ed Well if you call them white, then they will show you 2-3 black people shouting with them. Don't make this an issue of colour or you make a fool of yourself.
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  7871. @ASTCify I don't like Catholics, can we please include the Catholic church in there?
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  7872. @dmarkham123 Greenland is becoming greener (again), yay for climate change!
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  7873. @dantheman06111989 Nah.
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  7874. @WhiteLionO9 It might be cheaper in the future, animals have certain needs and it takes some time until you can harvest meat from them.
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  7875. He wrote a book and does occasional speeches.
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  7876. i chuckled
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  7877. how would this "DNA test" look like? you meant looking at the chromosomes, right? well, that's not as clear-cut either…
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  7878. You just summed up what I would have replied to your original post, a PhD is not much of an evidence for rational/critical thinking and even if it was, it is no evidence for doing so consistently and in fact I have met people where I suspect they feel the urge to behave this as sort of a counter-balance.
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  7879. @fordyboy54 god is almighty so he should be able to get rid of himself ;-)
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  7880. @maradona2 Going back to gold standard would be EPIC FAIL. You want an Argentinian deflation and even less exports? Remember, the US is currently exporting less than it imports. Also, it would give power to the gold-producing countries.
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  7881. @Idunism Worse than '95?
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  7882. "there can't be enough flowers", eh? ;-)
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  7883. @dadreamzworld Me pointing out your logical fallacy sure made you mad. :D Is this a Christian thing?
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  7884. @yellowcougar18 The other one was first marked then removed.
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  7885. > It twists ALL the thought processes The same could be said for any religion/ideology. ;) > Now, if you want to argue that fundamentalism breeds mental illness… …or that one is a type of another… > …do so with empirical evidence. …this could pose to be hard task, because of the problem with defining "mental illness", can a mental illness be something that's somewhat the norm?
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  7886. pretty honeyed for my taste
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  7887. @sactowncr1minal Caps lock of rage? I hope you don't own a gun if you get enraged like this.
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  7888. lol devil
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  7889. @CmdrSloanne The 4. Roman Empire?
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  7890. just wait, next time she will get her breasts made more symmetric, then her upper arms made thinner…
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  7891. I've seen similarities between believers, esp. those of Abrahamic religions with their holy scriptures (Islam, Judaism, Christianity, Mormonism)
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  7892. Huh?
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  7893. @jn969 Nope, that's not a valid answer.
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  7894. @PR0H0LDEM I don't, that's why I said "to some extend".
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  7895. @isrp14 I want to see one public company increasing wages just because the CEO has less left.
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  7896. @dookdawg214 But what if the law turns against you? What if the executive turns against you? There certainly have to be preventive measure against misuse.
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  7897. When did he say anything about the third world, which BTW does not only consist of Islamic countries.
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  7898. @PlasteredDragon You mean like the Catholic church stopped believing in miracles? Oh wait, they didn't. You sir, are an optimist.
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  7899. @HousekaterClaudio So you wouldn't eat vegetables that used pure nitric fertilization, instead it has to be semi-liquid manure? That's where the organic stuff becomes absurd.
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  7900. Judging is not the same as preventing them from doing that.
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  7901. No, Aaron R. is a fake, David I. is the real deal!!!!1111
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  7902. @flangered He still makes a good point, isn't fair trial a human right? Aren't certain r rights supposed to be "universal"?
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  7903. This sounds like a recording from the 30s
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  7904. @whoo689 The Gestapo didn't wear any special uniforms at all. They were the secret service, they probably looked like other civil servants.
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  7905. To your last point, it's not as if Islam as popularly promoted _at all times_ wasn't heavily interwoven with Arab culture… remember, Arabic is the language spoken in paradise… :->
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  7906. @FrozenPetrolPie Not happening, you are proposing that they abandon their "unique selling proposition" (leaving aside Mormons and the fact that their book was only composed quite some time after the death of their prophet ;-)). You see they (some of them in the past and present to be fair) use this even to sell their stuff to Hindus and Buddhists, finding alleged similarities and then proposing that all previous prophets brought the Quran but in all but the last case it got changed.
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  7907. I wouldn't say he lied, he saw something, woke up and interpreted/coloured what he saw, you see that with dreams, the later you ask a person about a dream the more details you get. I don't think he saw that in the comatose state, because just like in deep-sleep you don't dream there, you dream i.a. before you would normally wake up.
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  7908. What I meant is that while it might be a nice-to-have for adaptation you can have adaptation even without it, so it's fine to taught evolution without it (just like without going into the advantages of sexes).
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  7909. @TheGiantRobot Veehrter Herr, I am talking about the general populace, that's what matters.
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  7910. @glddraco666 I believe it's not a conservative/liberal issue whether being concerned about kind-of executions without a proper procedure, it's against the rule of law and should it get out of control you got a major problem.
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  7911. 0/10
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  7912. @aerobique Yeah, in his speeches and what he writes on his blog is in this sort of tone, but when he does an interview, e.g. I remember one with the German "Spiegel", it's full of stupid remarks (e.g. by asking "why do Germans still bow to the Ally powers").
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  7913. @ForbesFortune People would eat shit if not told by a deity not to.
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  7914. well, but some of them can easier be regulated which is good for the grid
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  7915. @BauriBob True, it is one thing to believe in what religions teach and the other to believe in the effects and the religious institutions.
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  7916. @knucklez92 A conspiracy?! Babies are born without a religion so I guess they are part of the conspiracy too?
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  7917. @lineartechbd1600 Isn't that disallowed? (male guards in a female prison)
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  7918. Any stats to back up what the majority of protesters constitute off?
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  7919. @moyga Gay people should be exchanged for radical Christians.
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  7920. I thought Arab nationalism was a thing of the past. Interestinlgy enough Egypt is not on the the Arabian peninsula, guess it's mostly just the language and history that connects them to other Arabs.
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  7921. @Buddhabr0t So the problem lies in the melanin in the skin? Would bleach solve it? :-> Don't you see how absurd you sound?
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  7922. the old one you mean
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  7923. Nah, he's genuine.
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  7924. watch your liver
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  7925. They were pretty lonely in NK, weren't they?
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  7926. @RichardTeh3rd Pills here! Grabbing pills.
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  7927. @Louloe Maybe he didn't wanted her to get defiled by all the money? ;-)
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  7928. you can get it from gov or int sites
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  7929. @Hughster49 Does this make them law breakers? I don't see the connection between your first and your last sentence.
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  7930. @venyusz01 Last time the naturalist told me that I am against nature for being clothed.
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  7931. Ye, for like eggheads and all dude, those dudes are sooo losers, whenever I hear their jokes I am like like, what-ev, us jocks could sure take on hundreds of them dude.
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  7932. She made the choice to sign the contract.
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  7933. @DaytonaRoadster That's not the case with victimless offences.
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  7934. That's the definitive proof, weed-smokers are terrrrruristsss!!!!1111111
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  7935. @blackknight1129 You can like again and the dislike will get replaced.
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  7936. @redice1024 A call a robocop makes.
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  7937. It was progressive in that it was new? (fun fact: Spartans did it before)
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  7938. @journeyer58 And people would have no hair on their hands.
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  7939. I don't claim it's the same, it just also might help to "cope with suffering"…
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  7940. @bamboopoem1989 Where does nature start and where does it end and non-nature start? Nature isn't static in the sense that it's some of endless cycle although it might look like this if you look at it from a micro angle.
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  7941. huh? so that all happened "in defense" while he was driving?!
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  7942. Do you claim everything in nature is just for our consumption? Why would natural crossbreed be any better?
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  7943. Where exactly would you look? Where the skin color is encoded?
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  7944. LOL, Hovind. Troll factor 2/10
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  7945. @youngbuck189 Why do you think it is worth mentioning "white"? You think people with more melanin in their skin are less affected by "movies, video games, television, and military"? What an absurd claim!
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  7946. @tonylove16 Nope, where did you get the idea? Encryption is end-to-end in this case, one end is you, the other Google, your ISP might not spy on you, Google can.
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  7947. @jackssmurfingrevenge Don't forget mixed-race marriages, everyone knows that god created people in different colors for a reason, right? :->
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  7948. @alphakraker was that supposed to be an argument?
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  7949. @frictionRx10 What's a dishrag?
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  7950. @Vazeroth16 Would you also consider sterilization of people with "problematic" genetics predispositions?
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  7951. @masterkayaki The CIA wouldn't ask first.
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  7952. wolfram alpha just tells you that there is no largest integer
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  7953. > Of course if you don't blindly follow the consensus It's not the consensus that makes it rational to belief it, it's the scientific method for testing the claims behind it, and evolution has basically proven itself in that regard.
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  7954. @6660Metalhead0666 There are Muslims in which opinion he is not a "true" Muslim, just like there are Christians who believe that one needs to be an young-earth creationist in order to be a "real" follower of Jesus.
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  7955. @UDSS Favouritism is quite prevalent in China, if the same happens in Cuba, then the Castro family will have power for decades.
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  7956. Con-ception!
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  7957. @RequiemVortex That's not biological evolution then, more like a memetic one or such (unless you believe in religions being impregnated into the genes).
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  7958. Because it's not the majority religion here and it made them feel insecure?
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  7959. @peoplz360 you have to be a dumbass to believe that there were planes… SHEEP!
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  7960. If you are arguing only non-sterile individuals are "worth" something, then you are clearly wrong, even in the "biological" sense, i.e. evolutionary, it's not about individuals, it's about populations.
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  7961. Sort of retracing things really isn't that hard.
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  7962. @YawnGod I believe I do. What made you think I didn't?
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  7963. nuclear power still (!) seems unable to stand on its own feet (without subsidies and goverment-backed insurance), it's centralised and hard to regulate, e.g. it may happen that too much power is produced, so you might need stuff like pumped-storage hydroelectricity facilities for load balancing. Natural gas does not have these problems.
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  7964. @Divine009 I guess the evolutionary part would be their mating choice, but yeah it seems like Cenk does not quite get what hybrid means.
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  7965. Nope, nudity alone doesn't make it illegal, maybe it's the de-facto that way in the US nowadays but nevertheless probably not in the UK.
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  7966. @thegillotine09 He agrees with libertarians on this point and he mentioned it several times.
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  7967. exactly and not all of EU soil is in europe
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  7968. well, neither did the oil companies "produce" it, those dead animals and the ground did ;)
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  7969. @manweller1 Care, they hide under your bed!
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  7970. Actually they aren't really judging them it seems, only complimenting.
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  7971. good music for sleeping
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  7972. Just like there are no gays?
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  7973. @theagrafiotis Ah, ad hominem, so you run out of arguments?
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  7974. Ye, "shepherd" or something like that instead.
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  7975. @UrbanZ0mbie The Catholic church was so afraif of the communist/democratic/secularist bogeyman they supported Franco wholeheartedly.
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  7976. d'oh with omnipotence comes responsibility for everything
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  7977. > Everything that exists So if you claim god exists then he too must have a cause? ;)
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  7978. @ManufacturedLack not according to Alex, watch the video, a third of the rant is also directed at Google
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  7979. You call this "tormenting"?
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  7980. of course you can, the pressure is what matters
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  7981. ​ @eminentbishop1325  AFAIK, does not claim these as their citizens and largely does not claim the lands, what you could say is that Israel is somewhat occupying it and only giving partly autonomy (similar to a protectorate).
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  7982. It's an organization supposed to represent Turks that made the complaints public, not a single person.
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  7983. @chestveeg That's the spirit of Pasta, not Jesus!
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  7984. Could you talk to the person in the plastic bag with a straight face?
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  7985. every on GMO?, now that's surely incorrect
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  7986. @MintV2 Who knows, maybe she got it tuned too?
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  7987. 0/10
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  7988. is there really more poverty now (in relation to the whole population) than there used to be?
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  7989. The Sturm & Drang of "Atheism"?
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  7990. @Fockersnextdoor Trolllololololo
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  7991. bdsm is gay only?
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  7992. @flowergirl1313 They have indeed, there is even a TYT vid on this.
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  7993. @TheNavigateur An economy without debt would not work and on top of that there would be other ways for creating debt and if it was just by buying and selling and paying on the very last moment.
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  7994. @hofifut Self-fullfillimg prophecy?
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  7995. But since Texas doesn't do it too, the Dems loose on it out.
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  7996. The black plague?
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  7997. It gives a hint on how to the paragraph should be interpreted, kinda like legal commentary, only stronger.
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  7998. somebody does not know what a fresco is… FAIL
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  7999. @Saadfeld You can deactivate targeted ads in the settings somewhere (it's quite hidden), but beware you will get lots of subscription scam and Scientology ads then.
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  8000. you also have to click the honeypot
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  8001. @blingbling65943 2% of all yet found + there are ways to make coal into oil, but in general you are right.
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  8002. @IloveJesusYesId0 > Why are animals different from humans when it comes to abuse?? Why not? Even if not you would have to draw the line somewhere.
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  8003. We aren't talking about the PLO controlled West Bank here, so they could buy it if it was offered there.
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  8004. Urdu?
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  8005. @jordanbutler75 I am 12 and wha- Sir, may I see your ID?
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  8006. > Cenk and Ana's immature hateful attitudes towards Christianity I am just reading comments about Christians under some sort of persecution complex, of course they are going to criticize Christianity more, guess what, it plays a major role in the US.
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  8007. @bozolazic I don't get it?
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  8008. Seems like you haven't watched TYT very much.
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  8009. Wikipedia disagrees.
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  8010. It's not out of "craziness" because it's out of "love"? Well, these Filipinos could use the same argument, in fact probably every one could. Even if it is such behaviour that is done to symbolise something it is not any less crazy in my book.
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  8011. @SoftWhisperss Instead of answering my questions you are making this personal? P.S.: You are a non-believer too, since there are probably a lot of religions and ideologies you don't believe in. P.S.: What makes you think I am a racist? I was trying to show you an analogy: Black people are part of the (US) society, therefore they are on TV. Homosexuals and homosexual couples are just as well part of the society, why shouldn't they then be represented on TV according to you?
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  8012. Heh, that Jewish bogeyman must have really scared you… :>
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  8013. In the case of California I think Cenk meant others (non-Asians) become more interested because they see more Asians.
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  8014. @MilitantHeathen89 The Persian empire was large but not at its largest at this time, he also went for parts of India and Egypt.
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  8015. @thirtyoneuniform Poorer than born but neglected, unwanted children?
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  8016. > the oldest qur'an I remember a story were fragments found that differed. Nontheless it doesn't matter, any argument from that is non-sequitur, for the Quran just like the Book of Mormon or Dianetics.
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  8017. > Unless it's for the purpose of improving a race What's a 'race'?
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  8018. I prefer honest people.
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  8019. @sweetw3d Well, murder is high since people all are allowed to have fire arms and rape, well the reported numbers are certainly higher than in a country where the raped individual is also deemed guilty.
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  8020. Should the number of "pissed off" people matter? Should "pissing off" alone be a crime? Why would a religion, and mind you a religion can be anything (look at Scientology), need special protection? Historical significance, fair enough, but they didn't harm or were about to harm these things in any way.
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  8021. @wazzzup1234 well, that would suck
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  8022. LOL Alex Jones stuff.
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  8023. @ChristianMission You cannot see paint, only its effects can be seen.
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  8024. @TheDamnIrish He said that all food is clean, therefore he abrogated the food rules for kosher food.
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  8025. @AgaMemnon72 First day ever since there is Ramadan? I doubt it. ;)
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  8026. @METALMAN4Wii Don't the actresses normally have their tubes tied?
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  8027. @jwdesign336 Conservatives are against free international trade?
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  8028. Either something exists and is therefore physical or it doesn't, "metaphysical" is a bad nomer.
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  8029. it might go from whatever you want it to go
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  8030. @i208khonsu breeding was to some extend understood since humans settled
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  8031. Well, where someone was born does seem also quite arbitrary to me.
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  8032. Let me quote you: > happened naturally, the other through a forced process to produce something that nature can't
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  8033. You surely meant Persians… *snicker*
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  8034. What's the difference? What does "public" in re-public stand for?
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  8035. That's not the definition of atheism.
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  8036. I think it's easier and more likelier that somebody is blowing up half the earth with an atomic bomb until then.
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  8037. @eric5335 If soul is about personal identity (modern definition), then true, they have none, not even after the nervous system is formed.
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  8038. Do not teach history until you respect those who believe in science-fiction. I respect you.
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  8039. LOL hoax
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  8040. @moosicninja09 The distinction between micro- and macro-evolution is pretty subjective and less scientific than arbitrary.
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  8041. 1) What related to religion and is a good thing? 2) The concept of evolution is very much provable, from a theoretical (models) standpoint as well as empirically.
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  8042. @BeyondWrittenWords Huh? Israel is not really in the need of oil.
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  8043. @hannahbanana93 Source please.
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  8044. @ThousandChirpChidori Tao?!
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  8045. I see only percentages of reported rapes.
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  8046. @theUSER101 Not when the price level stays the same or goes even up. Also, think about loans.
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  8047. @reddesire8 Urdu, That's what they speak in Pakistan.
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  8048. 0/10 too obvious troll
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  8049. @cahtush "Welcome, welcome to City 17, you have chosen or been chosen to relocate to one of our finest remaining urban centers. …"
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  8050. or they were very quick
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  8051. funnily enough they pay a lot for education, but they apparently don't get much for it, at least for the general population
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  8052. I think nobody would call these "tools" absolute, just the best we have, there is no alternative, skepticism and Occam's razor have proven themselves. I wonder what you are getting at, do you forcefully want to include fairies into some garden?
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  8053. > Those speeches are fake So if they are, how can I draw any conclusions from them? You brought them as evidence.
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  8054. > nature takes care of the configuration and produces something stable and safe That's not true.
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  8055. "Idiot. The Book of Mormon is what makes the Bible complete!!111" :->
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  8056. @dadreamzworld Oh, you so mad, is this what intellectual overload does to you?
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  8057. Does it? I see neither "Gold", "Stein", "Spiegel" or "Rose" in it, your jewdar seems broken.
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  8058. @maphitha1 The economic policy of communism is a mostly centralized and planed economy.
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  8059. @d15craxx Following an ideology is what he meant.
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  8060. cheap?!
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  8061. OK, now you've outed yourself. 0/10
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  8062. @itsasin1969 I would say a Muslim is someone who sees himself as a follower of Islam, thus an Islamist, no?
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  8063. @BobGeorgeAU A marketplace? Don't know if I would call the Internet just a marketplace…
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  8064. @Di0genesus I am not sure he was special in Math, the engineering work (including the mathematical one) was done by his husky friend with the Polish surname.
    1
  8065. Is driving wrong, biologically speaking?
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  8066. Did you just compare psychological torture at home with being raised by parents with a certain sexual preference?! In what ways are "gays" exactly raising their child differently that one "could make the argument"? :->
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  8067. @AfghansFuckPersians You got owned by the Ottomans, they converted your last province to Islam in the 19th century.
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  8068. like Leibnitz?
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  8069. @majorgeek Well, in this particular story he wouldn't have died, just lost his leg.
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  8070. @Loreki What's happenin' forum/guys?
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  8071. even that's not free
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  8072. well, al-Khwārizmī was Persian
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  8073. the peano axioms are the assertions in this case
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  8074. @Ant1Live But it is worth making a speech about? I mean people always say religion is a personal thing, it's not part of his job.
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  8075. In the case of bestiality, Ana made it clear, animals can't consent, only adult, mentally-fit people can.
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  8076. @achatzb How does the number of believers make a religion any more or less worthy of being treated seriously? Any argument for a belief based on the number of believers would be a non-sequitur.
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  8077. @GalexOwns like really much and such?
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  8078. @nilbud That's some arbitrary definition, where did you get it from?
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  8079. @TheImpeacher A price that goes against the general principles that a person's live is valuable?
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  8080. @mowglee09 So you approve of female circumcision (the equivalent type where 'only' the clitoral hood, the hood band and sticking out part of the inner lips is removed) when done by a trained professional?
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  8081. that hardly falls into the realm of mechanics, more like embedded systems engineers
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  8082. @Ragitsu Well, is black or white a race? It depends on our subjective definition, not on a biological one.
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  8083. Can you conceal carry a large knife there? I doubt it.
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  8084. You have to wear ski masks (balaclava) if you go to such ski regions. I love skying, except when it's foggy, haily or there are snow drifts. Also I'm no friend of high fresh snow and cross-country skiing.
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  8085. "but he's smoking a hookah and having slaves that look like belly dancers!!1111"
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  8086. The same course you did Lebesgue integration?
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  8087. Just like they sang "F-God" in West Side Story, right?
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  8088. @romanmir01 Not only uranium, at least in one reactor, but I guess you are right, a meltdown might be less bad than let's say another explosion. But if there is some water left, wouldn't new hydrogen be created?
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  8089. You should really peel that banana before the Gordons come, after all, the onion rings don't lay around there just for fun. Nevertheless, helping those grazed ponies has proven very indicative of our understanding where the treatment comes from indeed.
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  8090. @megagagnon1 Control the masses like with subsidised compulsory education to turn others into eggheads like themselves? Oh NO!!!!!11111oneone
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  8091. @YawnGod I miss the stars too.
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  8092. @markangeloc Are you a troll or a you believing in a metaphysical switch inside molecules that states whether something comes from a synthetic or 'more natural' source?
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  8093. the same people make up the society
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  8094. @BOZ11 What about radical Kurds with Turkish citizenship?
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  8095. @Ant1Live Is this supposed to be an argument?
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  8096. you can thank the "Reichskonkordat" for that, enacted in July 1933 (!)
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  8097. Those that weren't criminals before and that are a little bit cooky in their heads too?
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  8098. So libertarians are good and objectivists are bad? That's the only thing I get from your comparison.
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  8099. lolwut, first no clutch, then this
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  8100. De-facto it's very hard to prove an assertion of non-existence, prove to me there are neither aliens nor Russel's teapot.
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  8101. Uh, post it on some fitting usenet bb or web forum (like math stackexchange), numberphile is not the right place. If you want to have a correct proof, terminology does not matter as much as precision, think of the old Greeks and how they formulated their proofs,
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  8102. well, you can still his comics on the onion site
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  8103. religious as in Ayn Rand follower?
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  8104. So you are also for female circumcision to "prevent adhesions and build up of smegma"?
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  8105. @revolutionnot The other banks depend of the Fed, esp. in 'hard times', while I am not saying that the Fed does its job right I believe it could if it wanted to.
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  8106. > is he saying that people who don't eat meat are non human?? Nah, they are humans, just not homo sapiens, maybe just great-granddad homo erectus or cousin homo neanderthal. ;)
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  8107. Proof of a negative?
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  8108. you would rather pay for other's unwanted children?
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  8109. > Maybe the reason Iran always blames Israel for attacks is because … That's very likely the case. > Take your zionist agenda … Huh? How is he part of an agenda now when he points out that they might sense Israel behind everything for the reasons you mentioned? > quit making light of a situation The rat situation? Well, that's certainly nothing to make light of… :->
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  8110. @luckstergal Well there are Müesli variants with freeze-dried berries and therelike, but of course those are more expensive. Also you might try to eat it with yoghurt/soured milk (not sour cream) and a spoon of honey instead of milk.
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  8111. Because you either can play the game or you can't
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  8112. he does take medication though
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  8113. On what they are based then? On STDs? I certainly give you that. On the concept of "possession" and the problem of fair sharing? Most certainly. But then I am sure there are enough swinger couples for which a different life-style works out.
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  8114. 1023 if you want to have a zero
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  8115. @nodreale Interesting argument, I guess tracking peoples' movements could have its positive aspects too, like giving you an alibi…
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  8116. > There is no such thing as an ethnic, "white" jew. Again, tell us how you define "ethnicity" and please look up how it is generally defined, there's less biology than culture in there.
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  8117. > Problem is though that historians have already proven the New Testament to be correct. No they didn't, no matter what your apologist sources tell you, some things are correct, some things are BS, let's start with the genesis story…
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  8118. what difference does it make, can you put one or another number over 1 million in relation?
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  8119. @MrHav1k I thought the Catholics weren't Christians in the eyes of US evangelicals? ;-) *SCNR*
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  8120. really "a while" or after certain extreme procedures? it's not like the splinter is a rubber band
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  8121. the stress hormones make it tastier
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  8122. @mizzahsalamo15 yepp, Justin Bieber, just a fake
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  8123. @Platypus2048 air resistance
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  8124. not only counting, 0 might also be used as a cardinal number
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  8125. @mattman9194 So you could imagine that the 'gayness' of others could affect you? In this case, you should come out of the closet.
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  8126. And you are apparently starting with a large preposition/postulate to make up your mind ("As there is a God ") instead of being critical towards this. Critical-thinking-phobia perhaps.
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  8127. they re-interpreted some rules, hell at least there is the "all food is clean" line, what you said fits more in why circumcision was not made mandatory
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  8128. In what way? Or is that a reflex of you claiming it is?
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  8129. Trolling inadequate, don't use a quote from Bill O' Reilly everyone knows about.
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  8130. @monalisasmilesforyou "the use of practices aimed at improving the genetic composition of a population"? Not sure, since they are not really trying to measure how "good" the potentially hereditary traits / genes are.
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  8131. Moving the goalpost, eh? I bet whatever I present to you will never be similar enough, right?
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  8132. Well, the banlieus in France aren't fun, neither are the poor districts of London.
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  8133. Obama favors (legal) pornography over children. Santorum favors children over (legal) pornography?
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  8134. those 50% cry while fapping
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  8135. Well, if you start with the postulate that everything in a certain book has to be literally true then I guess it very much holds you back intellectually.
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  8136. But why draw the line at one point (small hand guns yes, assault weapons also yes) and not at another (small hand guns yes, but assault weapons no) or even at an extreme place (small hand guns yes, assault weapons also yes, nukes/tanks/... also for everyone)?
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  8137. @LexiLovesBrownEyes3 colored contact lenses
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  8138. "Hasidic"
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  8139. @TheNinjaabarbie The "old testament" is a selection of books of Judaism that is taken into account by Christians, I am not sure the Talmud is by the major Christian branches.
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  8140. > so when one of us is offended, all of us are Is this some kind of rule? Because perception is subjective. Also the group that complained seems non-religious, the LEGO set that started this was bought around "Christmas" (original wording from this group).
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  8141. temperature and other records (like the ones on CO2)
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  8142. @Mattteus there is a TYT video on that, creepy story
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  8143. Do you feel like you chose your sexual orientation?
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  8144. WP: "Ireland has the second highest percentage; as many as 10 per cent of the Irish population has red, auburn, or strawberry blond hair"
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  8145. @TheGiantRobot Read up on WP how they define Eugenics, not just is the bad sense but also for screening for gene defects in small island populations like on Cyprus.
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  8146. @jsaari1183 AFAIK, you can get excempt from wearing it in many places if you get attested that having it makes you uncorfomtable.
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  8147. @xLavenderBlossomx What?
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  8148. The beliefs of others affect everyone around them.
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  8149. @billybob7ful But like Cenk said the problem is that there is and always be a need for abortions, IMHO it's smarter (more pragmatic) to try to minimize the number of abortions through support anticipatory prevents of unwanted pregnancies rather than restricting legal abortions. Because elsewhere I guess that from the idealistic standpoint you would really have to check each and every miscarriage.
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  8150. lack of enforcement did
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  8151. It have to do with selection of females, that generally shifts the scale there has been a study on this on an African tribe with quite a lot of males with homosexual tendencies, in their case it seemed undoubtably genetic.
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  8152. @chestveeg "his actions contradict Christ teachings." "A disciple of Christ strives to be Christ like." Are you the absolute expert on Christ teachings? Who is to decide what a "Christ" is and what not, at the end of the day religious affiliation/denomination is a personal thing, I am sure if you asked him he'd bring arguments why he thinks that he is a good Christian.
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  8153. > and they combine that with culture and they totally ignore the fundamentals of Islam. Are you talking bad about Abu-Bakr and Ali? ;-)
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  8154. @TheEsotericDesi I guess you could count in the Lutheran churches too.
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  8155. like he said before, he was happy about it being a non-violent solution
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  8156. @SoccerKeeper212 Everything from the old law is valid unless abridged by a newer one on a particular subject would be my interpretation.
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  8157. Iraq itself has a lot of straight line borders.
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  8158. you afraid?
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  8159. @shonuffLA Aspirin is not taken for its anti-anflamitory properties, is it? (would be a bad idea I believe)
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  8160. too bad nobody interpreted it that way before, eh? :->
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  8161. Just any? Source?
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  8162. @ThousandChirpChidori Well, the Jesus from the Quran did not claim to be son of God nor did he resurrect, things that are important for Christians.
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  8163. @sheenami do you still have your clitoral hood?
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  8164. @rezabeza "Ishmael is the father of the Arabs" No, he isn't.
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  8165. > Alex may have an overly exuberant style, but he still gets 3,000,000 views to your 300. So? He is still a looney conspiracy theories who sees false flag operations everwhere, e.g. the shootings.
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  8166. @cjpolodo It says "September 2010" in the corner.
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  8167. @Bi0hazardx The floors gave in, that's why it seemed like there were explosions.
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  8168. @frellthat AFAIK, it's no illegal. Just doing something because of it might get you a ticket to the shrink.
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  8169. if that's question 3 what were questions 1 & 2?
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  8170. @Cuddlebunzzzz Michelle Obama?
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  8171. Pah, I don't feel like I have time for that. No seriously, every time I try something new I later regret it because it becomes a burden.
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  8172. it was not reasonable to expect that this might work -> no fraud
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  8173. @exdribbler Goatse man was an ex-inmate?
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  8174. you could see oily build up bodies at the Olympic game which were very much about politics even or esp. back then
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  8175. @HighnRichChiller no, you are
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  8176. Yo I'm the Fattman. Where's the Fattman? I'm the Fattman
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  8177. Actually the part before the domain is handled is theoretically case sensitive according to the standards, it just plays no de-facto role.
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  8178. @098anne religions has only to do with humans being humans, without humans there would be religion, no beliefs in god(s)
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  8179. @Strand0410 He certainly didn't show any "humility" when naming it "Atheism 2.0" thereby widening the definition of atheism in an absurd way and some of his statements you see often quoted here in this comments section. I wonder if that was on purpose to make some uproar like a marketing trick, after all the ideas presented by him here aren't new, just maybe not well known.
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  8180. Muslim
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  8181. today is not 2007
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  8182. @MinGophers There is none, JR is making the sounds.
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  8183. @bobbytiger Ron Paul? The ultra-liberal you call libertarian?
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  8184. @thirtyoneuniform We had a female teacher who posed for nudes and participated in nude protests and when we find out we didn't much care (was 11th grade though).
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  8185. it might be worth pointing out that there are other Abrahamic faiths as well
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  8186. @CiaranMcVeigh I shoe can't consent.
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  8187. Incentives as ruling over your life? Guess you could call it this way, but first you talked about "individual liberty" and again incentives don't limit your liberties, just like states not accepting marriages of homosexual couples (= tax benefits = incentive) is not preventing them from becoming a couple.
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  8188. Sorry I got tired of that persona, but I guess I did a good job.
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  8189. > It's an elective taught in a community in Texas that's probably mostly Christian. Ye and the Mussulman should go somewhere else where they can only taught about Islam, right? Freedom of/from religion is also about minority protection, the majority argument shouldn't apply here.
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  8190. @bcforn64 Many STDs are permanent, Herpes for example will stay with you live-long but won't be 'visible' all the time (it goes away but comes back in a different form).
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  8191. @aerobique What's a 'spiritual being'?
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  8192. @vohshkab ask the Russians?
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  8193. the founders wanted conscription?
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  8194. 3% were goners?
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  8195. Si vis pacem para bellum.
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  8196. They themselves might think they are in the right, so it's no "sin" to them. It's all about interpretation (on a much larger scale, i.e. general perception too).
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  8197. @dragonfighter4171 You make no sense. What exactly makes it OK in her case? That's it a Christian symbol? That's it a granny? You seem to be inconsistent with your views.
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  8198. rational numbers are number that can be represented as fraction of _integer_ numbers, sqrt(2) is not an integer
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  8199. @killerchipmunkattack What mistreatment in this case, we are talking about dead bodies here.
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  8200. @genie0390 This guy couldn't be guilty, no matter what party he is.
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  8201. Well, one could argue it's more good than harm in the long run.
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  8202. @Grillinnap Maybe because it's FABULOUS! Personally, I doubt that petition was serious.
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  8203. @apocaRUFF Woha, seems like you live in quite a different culture than I do, is it also true that people in the US would talk about money before and during meal? How uncanny! ;-)
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  8204. @karimfanir I would've guessed it expanded first on the Arabian peninsula, ie. Asia.
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  8205. They also have all have the same Pagan roots (and share them with religions considered non-Abrahamic), so what? My point was that there is no clear line to draw what "the same" means.
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  8206. @pistolpete1st You want to see things burn? Your personal idea of morality über alles?
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  8207. Reminds me of what Saddam's defense secretary said all the time.
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  8208. affects
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  8209. @Clanki He does make sense to me, think about the definition of "meaning", it's always attached to something, "smthg. has a meaning for someone", in this case humanity, there is no absolute meaning.
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  8210. @zebrarraz They are brainwashed because they believe in something that's irrational and unreasonable.
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  8211. the definition of a female is it giving birth
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  8212. @flamedrag18 The death penalty is pretty costly, costlier than having him more than 40 years in prison.
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  8213. I don't get it.
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  8214. General Motors
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  8215. @bobbytiger PP did tell FBI, they did everything right.
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  8216. yeah, I'd love cars based on an endothermic reaction :->
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  8217. lol AJ viewer
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  8218. @mistabuu Wrong, it's exactly the same plant that is generally used since it's the largest.
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  8219. @Sader2202 Trololololo
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  8220. @thisscreensucks Where I come from first communion is at the age of 9 and confirmation at 15.
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  8221. @Griffinltd They hate a Canadian show on Youtube?
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  8222. @robinvan1983 Eh, who cares if it's an Ottoman symbol, that was originally Christian and Pagan before, most people identify it as a Muslim symbol nowadays, more than probably "Allah" calligraphy.
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  8223. *Semitic
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  8224. Because why not? There is still "room" for them just like for other species.
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  8225. @GermansMustDie that would be great!
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  8226. Didn't an Iranian religious leader say that Buddhism is a product of Zionism?
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  8227. Funny how I've yet to see many of these alternative routes being taken by psychopaths.
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  8228. Sooooo true, there are things that can't explained, therefore I want to explain them using god, sweet god of the gaps, god works in mysterious ways, i.e. he's a mystery and therefore a great explanation for other mysteries!!1
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  8229. @Teddy2M "belligerent"? Huh? In what world are you living, or are you just reading Youtube comments?
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  8230. 0/10
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  8231. Narcissism makes you homosexual, unless you are transgendered, then you're bisexual. ;-)
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  8232. He's so rad!
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  8233. Is LSD required? :->
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  8234. it's a mirror acc, not him
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  8235. 0/10
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  8236. wow, that's alex jones stuff
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  8237. @bluegiant888 oh DMCA is working in bad ways, read it up
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  8238. "huh" that I got a very similar quote from a different person.
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  8239. @scan95487568 The green book by the Colonel, not the Quran.
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  8240. > he said they were permissible in limited situations Limited as in for male prostitutes, right? (I believe that is what he wrote in his book)
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  8241. @Jebrone Actually collecting is one think, interpreting another and we are still far away from doing good "interpretations", so the effects of data harvesting tomorrow might differ from those today.
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  8242. @lapiz4azulli Well, but the education is of a special blend and medical treatment sometimes too.
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  8243. while at the same time saying that he's changing the old law, also there are some Christian sects that think that the foods all clean quote was misinterpreted
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  8244. Spartan blood? :->
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  8245. Show me any number of even numbers (including zero) and I can show you more uneven number.
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  8246. @JODYJOE Nope, that would be if were for forced abortions.
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  8247. But you would ask a question here? Anyways, sites like WP list sources, like textbooks, journals, etc, you can check them out.
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  8248. @nednelmam The truth might hurt, no need to believe absurd conspiracy theories just because it makes you feel better, it's like an Arab being a truther just for that reason, or a German a holocaust-denier.
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  8249. I heard it's OK as long as balls don't touch.
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  8250. @EvilWarlock666 Some other conspiracy guys claim that it was 2001 and kidney failure, again some others are sure of him being shot 2001 and frozen now who's correct?
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  8251. @Hammerhead547 Actually I am not so much interested in the details I just think that usually there are things in place so that nobody knows who exactly did it, e.g. three levers with only one working and two dummies (set-up before each execution) to try prevent the executioners from feeling remorse.
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  8252. @Hammerhead547 Maybe because he is Mormon and there have been conspiracy theories concerning mormons?
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  8253. @randikajamai Religion is part of culture and religion is fed through culture.
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  8254. he was pro-taxes
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  8255. Every good citizen should down-vote and report this, otherwise he's a potential co-perpetrator.
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  8256. so they are enlightened, that's nice
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  8257. @tehant1liberal Is this like saying that blacks are not entitled to the same rights as non-blacks because they are only 3/4 human?
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  8258. @fuzzyperson98 centralised planning?
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  8259. 0/10
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  8260. @Zeldagigafan90210 Farming is very profitable? I doubt it, at least on the small scale without subsidies that has seldom been the case.
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  8261.  @misscute580  Is God perfect in what he does?
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  8262. Women with painted-on eyebrows are look disturbing to me.
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  8263. why are you looking for an unnecessary complicated answer?
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  8264. @rbrtchng Incorrect, Sony's removal of the OtherOS option was more of a preemptive move. And there is no "circumventing security" when circumventing DRM systems since when you encrypt something and store try to hide the key somewhere but next to the lock then it's just a game of hide-and-seek.
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  8265. @brianistdead1 I guess the curriculum can't be that different otherwise a degree wouldn't be accredited on federal level?
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  8266. Can you say with certainty that no Iranians would do such thing? Maybe it's really, really rare, but claiming that it never happen would be like claiming there are no gays in Iran (LOL Ahmadinejad). Anyways, I don't see this report necessary as a bad thing so I don't see this as propaganda.
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  8267. The Roman Catholic sincerely confessed to me that you interpret the scripture wrong, the holy sea, representing Peter after all, does not agree with the protestant interpretation. The Protestantism movement is a deviation from true Christianity, no wonder if got really popular once led by a raging antisemite and misogynist.
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  8268. @chazkm He talks about communist utopia where all are equal without exceptions.
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  8269. @AustrianAtheist Gambling is seen as entertainment business, its very profitable and generates wealth for those who run it. There are people with psychological issues who are prone to gambling addiction, that's true, but others seem to be fine with it, although gambling for anything other than the thrills is of course irrational. BTW, how comes I've found comments from you on 3 other unrelated videos?!
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  8270. there is a story in Genesis about a guy called Onan who "spilled his seed on the ground" which apparently made God was angry and therefore condoms are bad in the eyes of according to O'Donnell and some other Christians
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  8271. @JUDALATION At the beginning of the 20th century? Riiiiiiight, and then they used UFOs to land on the dark side of the moon where they were then joined by Nazi zombies.
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  8272. not from the NSA
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  8273. @ByTheGram Ask yourself: Who would be for bigger goverment just for the sake of it? Or the opposite: Who would be smaller goverment just for the sake of it (ie. even if you were a libertarian you probably wouldn't you be for just randomly cutting parts of the government just because it "makes it smaller")
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  8274. @northernsupernova1 Well, control is always important.
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  8275. Well, by this he has to dismiss quite some parts of the scientific consensus.
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  8276. @007Gilbert1986 war for me instead!
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  8277. @AmusingYeti He started it together with Cenk.
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  8278. @RAMKING61 Bauer is all but a Jewish name in fact, it is probably one of the most anti-Jewish name of all times since in the middle ages when family names emerged they weren't allowed to be peasants and therefore could have been given this name.
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  8279. Related? What does that have to do with the amount of melanin in the skin?
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  8280. @Timothy2035 Of course it was meant to kill them, it's what you do when you have too many whelps and no way to offer them to somebody else etc.
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  8281. What makes it a 'law' as opposed to a 'theory' according to you? Think about it, when you talk about gravity you have a particular explanation, a concept in mind by which you might explain and foresee certain events (e.g. apple falls from tree), and being a very good explanation that has been formalised into the language of mathematics it's a scientific _theory_ that can be considered pretty much proven for the macro world.
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  8282. @RemoveYourChains Eh, it was always a hate-love relationship since his "rehabilitation", it would have happened sooner or later anyways.
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  8283. @chrlpolk So?
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  8284. @Thejerkgirl95able nope, the identity of justin bieber is not real, it was all a fake like they said in this video
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  8285. @AsamiAisetero it's certainly no joke to me if an 51-old guy tried to molest some kids this way, what's wrong with you that's it a joke to you?!
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  8286. Argument from Einstein?
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  8287. @Capng123 Did the Greeks writing philosophical works ever tried to explain something using their mythology?
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  8288. @rohannesburg Well, but books are not made from coal or oil, ie. ancient carbon vs. the carbon that already always in the cycle.
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  8289. > as for Muslims are immune that coz it is part of religion , it is a sin to believe everything told without proof If that was the case there would be no believers.
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  8290. @mazgru The constitution?
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  8291. @SciMethodFTW I believe his point is that something like that shouldn't be centrally controlled, compare to the arguments of controlled/planned market vs. free market.
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  8292. What?
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  8293. @jumar1281 Nah, I doubt it, at least the government wouldn't have done anything.
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  8294. If it's seeded when let's say the machine is turned on then it doesn't matter when the button is pressed, all depends where that nifty "srand(time(0));" is. ;)
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  8295. @peleproductions He won't be allowed to watch it after his trial and I doubt your hypothesis is true, esp. in such cases.
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  8296. @Rawrlor There are not that many converts from after the up-rise of Christianity and later Islam and then who is a Semite anyway? There are quite some indications that the people in the kingdoms of Israel where from all over the place as many trade routes were there.
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  8297. @CitizenofDystopia Well, neon light would be something different, since they shine to the other homes, also structures that take away light would directly affect others, but that's not the case here.
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  8298. @theRekcabofD It's true and the rate drastically increases with age. Most of them occur in the first trimester, often because of chromosomal abnormalities
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  8299. @dahiya1 Well like they said, his wife is ok with it because it's just his job and it's not very likely he falls in love with one of them.
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  8300. @LtKharn Which French roads, the Napolean roads (the ones more or less straight leading to Paris)? The quality is certainly much worse in central France (Auvergne and such).
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  8301. @beginization Umm, you make this sound like there were no other god ideas?
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  8302. > ATHEISM HAS killed How?
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  8303. Huh? I was talking about the part that basically says that good deeds without belief (in JC), I don't know it from heart someone here quoted it to me.
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  8304. dark wood
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  8305. You said south before not "closest to equator". > "The ones doing the measuring are funded by wall street and they get their funding to prove(!) global warming for their bankster buddies." Oh but of course, if reality does not fit your worldview then there is a conspiracy that makes it seems that way…
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  8306. @sevendust62 Money is not involved? But I heard the Rabbi is given a tip.
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  8307. @mike23984 On the Wikileaks there are informations, if you can't access it by domain (main domain is out and some ISP might have spoofing DNS servers in place) then you can access by IP which you can find on the Wikipedia entry on Wikileaks.
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  8308. You know what a perfect religion would be? One whose scriptures can be understood by anyone, maybe it's time for an annotated version of the Quran, oh wait, there are such versions because of the shortcomings of how semantic languages are written down.
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  8309. @eldridgepaul I believe this might not be true next to an inhabited island.
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  8310. @diannafreespirit Heh, the "natural" argument…
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  8311. @DisturbedHavok Try to see the the estate tax it as a sort of gift tax, can you justify it with the same arguments?
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  8312. @ehpl Huh? In which era are you living that governments have much control?
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  8313. @eedobee Just because you apparently don't know any Adventist Christian (or similar) you call it a lie? Ts… He never said that it was in mainstream theology (that would be Catholicism and the large strains of protestantism, right?).
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  8314. @BjoernarEricSven …like Ferdinand I of Austria
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  8315. LOL, AJ viewer detected.
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  8316. @drolsitsirhc Normally one does only start a relationship to someone he feels attracted to, heterosexuals and gays feel attracted to people from one sex, bisexuals to both, where is the problem?
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  8317. Questioning anything is about religious freedom?!
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  8318. @moviedude22 > "greater good" What other greater good than to bring logic and reason to the world?
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  8319. actually it can be adjusted to numerous things, but yes, the classical IQ test is adjusted to age
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  8320. Quran or hadith?
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  8321. @asyouweresir What about it? A building hit by debris and on fire for hours and on top of that 1/3 hollow.
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  8322. @sunRsaturn So you would say, everyone has the freedom of speech unless he knowingly insults someone? Well, great, then let's assume I asked you to not use the letter "o" in your texts because it insults me when others use it to a degree I might use physical force against you. So if you do use this letter and I react according then in your world my behaviour would be fine because "you had it coming"?
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  8323. you mean life as we know
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  8324. "Good job Tonio, that's what happens to snitches… "
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  8325. Interesting content, but not a notable presentation.
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  8326. @JahobesDaGreatest The Gulf of Tonkin Incident was very different, if 911 was a conspiracy then it was one of muuuuch larger size, ie. much more people involved than the Gulf of Tonkin Incident.
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  8327. Source?
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  8328. @RAMKING61 Because Hawaii has no 'long forms', duh.
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  8329. @CopperGaut Maybe, but in 4 years time then a Democrat could be elected to revert some of the crazy changes he made? ;-)
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  8330. Back then they apparently cared about UN mandates…
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  8331. @rbrtchng If you use encryption the right way then it's like a practically unbreakable lock and a key that could be for example your password. When you do DRM you do also encrypt something but you need to ship the key to the user and you just hope that he does not find it, therefore DRM is not about security but about hiding something which is "security through obscurity" which is NOT security. […]
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  8332. @KOMC4444 You know what they took?
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  8333. > People's private property starts with their bodies and extends to the fruits of their labour. Odd definition (it could be used to make copyright apply to non-creative works too, also indefinitely), anyways, it's the transfer of "property" that is taxed then, not the "property" itself.
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  8334. @TheSouthernAndrew private space travel is already on its way
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  8335. @nas4x The all-seeing eye is a symbol of God and used by the freemasons, not the people of the Enlightement period, big difference, biiiiiiiig difference.
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  8336. @jn969 Apparently you don't understand the green-house effect and you seem to think in black-and-white ways. How does the fact that "we" exhale it make it any less of a greenhouse gas?
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  8337. Who but Dante says hell is warmer?
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  8338. Just wondering, what sex are then those outside of XX and XY? For example just X?
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  8339. "affected", no need to thank me
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  8340. that these elections weren't free
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  8341. @MrCrazyCanuk even in Quebec?
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  8342. Men are not valuable? Islam doesn't save men from being "bitches"?
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  8343. > Microsoft had internal issues that made such workarounds unreliable and inefficient They didn't seem to have such issues on the server versions of their OS. > Can't blame them, it's a legitimate business decision. A business decision it was, nothing more. There can be even found some evidence for it if you closely look into how the limitation is enforced: geoffchappell [dot] com / notes / windows / license / memory [dot] htm
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  8344. @ichigo73186 Ahahaha, molten iron, that's a good one. Indeed for molten iron it would have needed more than extreme temperatures, but there was none. Remember molten aluminium is not molten iron and workers digging in the rubble in the evening and having a floodlight there isn't workers standing (unprotected) around a puddle of molten iron (I am referring to the BS of some major truther vids).
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  8345. @mard420 Well, Cuba and Guatemala do not border the US.
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  8346. When the SA is roaming the streets before the election places it's hardly a fair election then, and that' what they did already 33 and later 38 in Austria.
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  8347. @nosmailliwydocbocaj Actually fish do eat seeds but probably not many of those you are thinking of. And there are many species of various animals, some can better cope with change than other, it's flexibility vs. specialization.
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  8348. what makes it magical to you?
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  8349. indeed
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  8350. @kamakazishark Let me guess, the video talks about the size of the hole and how the wings are missing. Oh you, please do at least a little of research on the other side, even Wikipedia has now informaqtion on this, e.g. that there were images of the engines, that the wings will always break first, etc.
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  8351. Very likely still lethal, but should a person not die right away then it might be considered too cruel and this might be considered a potential cause for which the state might be held accountable.
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  8352. Oh boy, you apparently completely ignored what I wrote, apparently you have a "human-centered" perspective you can't dissociate yourself from, do you also attribute human properties to numbers and algorithms? Again, what about determinism, didn't me suggesting that you can either have an omnipotent and thus all-knowing being _or_ a free will or disturb you in any way? Didn't you read it or not understand it, please give me feedback, so I know where I can improve when dealing with similar people.
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  8353. @jbourget32 Television broadcast technology itself is one-way only. Ratings are only recorded for selected people with rating-o-record machinery and then projected.
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  8354. @tastyfrzz so with cancer that's possible?
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  8355. @TheMuziekmann You simply have to give good reasons why something should be considered an illness or therelike, i.e. when it prevents someone from normal life.
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  8356. what about chow?
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  8357. @immanuelx2 Does soda water count as soda? :D
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  8358. I just found it interesting how you specifically called it "allopathic" medicine, but sure it's true, plenty of people don't need drugs, e.g. cold medication is not needed for most people and people taking medication for illnesses one doesn't have (hypochondria) is a real problem in the developed world.
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  8359. @EmblemLord What about relationship of people with problematic genetic predispositions? Should the same apply there too? It sounds reasonable but also like Eugenics.
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  8360. @bluefootedpig Would you consider patents a government-granted monopoly?
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  8361. @Krndancedance Aggree!
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  8362. @kuissi0 I wonder what could have trig-gered this?
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  8363. Of course if you believe he is responsible for everything (creator of everything).
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  8364. @DawahFilms youtube video Sv9IyrpOnbs
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  8365. @KemaTheAtheist Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Because it's good and fascinating! Now sing with me…
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  8366. @MrJackPD Are you comparing networks with end-users devices? That makes no sense.
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  8367. @martin43427 What's a scolp?
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  8368. > Fractal Image Compression to see if it was viable back at uni. ah yes that ancient idea that never really caught on outside the academic fileld
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  8369. You might be educated and still gullible, esp. if you are not educated in critical thinking.
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  8370. @megamoss9 For the same reason he created a foreskin and then told the Israelites to cut it off. ;-)
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  8371. Why hard subs?
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  8372. @Felreaver98 I read the same quote on Youtube with a Muslim claiming that "more and more scientists are saying that the Quran is the absolute truth". You are one of them?
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  8373. Of course you can set the MAC address now with every network equipment, it's even needed for certain setups (e.g. partial virtualization).
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  8374. The connection between the first and the second part is implied.
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  8375. @chakra25king Well, cows don't have 4 stomach to digest milk when being calves but to get most out of herbal matter. Anyways, there is good indication that at least part of all people adapted to taking in dairy products from other animals, because they produce the enzyme lactase even after childhood, other people have lactose intolerance.
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  8376. @Thejadjadjad Depends on many factors, whether he/she is an ordinarius, extraordinarius, emeritus, etc
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  8377. Let's assume for a moment he didn't, what would be your point? Argument from authority?
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  8378. @7hart2 Actually I believe in this case they need to add growth hormones simply because they don't create themselves (unless they also grow the parts of the cow that produce these), but they can decide whether they add normal levels or factory-farming levels of these hormones. ;-)
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  8379. @bgrim2008 non-sequitur at its best! Trollololol!
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  8380. @211Alucard he did if I remember correctly
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  8381. @reym613 I would believe evidence in the form of deoxyribonucleic acid.
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  8382. But why should he? In order to not make you sad? And if he was a Muslim, i.e. not believing in your god story either that would make you just as sad, right?
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  8383. @RichH231 what exactly caused a particular cancer is impossible to tell, you can just go by statistics
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  8384. Huh? Wasn't Instagram bought before Facebook went public? > longest social sites around It's from 2007…
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  8385. that's used the norm for non-rich people basically everywhere
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  8386. latter yes
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  8387. @34601k They would still need to cope with cancer.
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  8388. @xxdonaldqxxx Yeah suuuure, because educating them about health risks constrains their freedom of choice… :->
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  8389. What they do is somewhat part of them, just like probably being a Christian is part of you.
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  8390. His father is Italian?
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  8391. sexually unsatisfied women seeing these gorgeous muscles might make them loose their minds?
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  8392. > The fact is that as long as someone isn't hurting you with their religious belief you need to treat them with some respect, especially if you respect a shred of it in return. I guess it might be beneficial and in human nature (think of Rokeach's multiple Jesus experiment) to not debate such things, but it the belief of other persons might everyone else around him too since it's affects the person's action (e.g. how he votes).
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  8393. @karch76 More like Code of Hammurabi.
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  8394. @unamaxify They really did? I thought the issue there was the PRC, their proximity from Seoul, the reluctantness of South Korea to the idea of a flood of less than well educated people from NK, the mountainous area and that there is basically nothing of interested there.
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  8395. > In my opinion, God created the potential In your opinion God must have created _everything_ and that includes _every thing_. Don't just single out certain things for no apparent reasons.
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  8396. @thirtyoneuniform Should it better be born but neglected afterwards?
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  8397. Well, of course they theoretically can.
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  8398. it describes the faulty fluid combination hypothesis popular at ist time
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  8399. heh, I can think of two other countries that heavily subsidize their railways (not always on a federal level but still), their names start with U and they speak English there
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  8400. @iDoctorIL Argument from authority?
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  8401. Are you just talking about males?
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  8402. @louloub5 That's what THEY want you to think.
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  8403. @loodiksa My point is that you are apparently claiming to speaking for all or at least the majority of Saudis.
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  8404. well since a perfect ruler is responsible for the current state it sure has to be perfect, so there no even more perfect state
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  8405. > first of all , there is no rape between man and wife ... What if she says no and the husband ignores it?
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  8406. @SempeVeritas I believe he meant creative intuition.
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  8407. @ToshiroDK Then what kind of sirup was used as a honey replacement?
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  8408. @johnnystorm28 Ok, you really made me interested whether that is true for all interpretations and according to some sources "al-Maa'idah 5:5" allows it but then it goes against "al-Mujaadilah 58:22" to have a close bond to her?! And Ibn Qudamah states that a man should prevent her from going to church or oepnly praying in home but when she doesn't then he is considered to be people of the book and then again disallowed to be married to him. Scary stuff.
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  8409. @595o and has more hills and mountains.
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  8410. @TheRabitPoo Germany is not paying the state of Israel reparations but paying into a fund.
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  8411. @JaMoond What's a 'genetical' life definition?
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  8412. @concernedagain Wouldn't the abuse become visible even to the porn viewer at some point?
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  8413. @DRok112 Only that dinosaurs are muuuuuuch older.
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  8414. no research is BS if following the scientific method
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  8415. @Greginda11 Even if he had AIDS, would it be considered rape? Fraud, bodily harm, OK, but rape?!
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  8416. Why? It would be part of god's plan, wouldn't it?
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  8417. @ZephonTLucifer Just wondering, when did the Catholic church ever come in direct contact with Buddiests and Hindus?
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  8418. @Ibrahim1109 So if in Arabic something happens to sound alike then it is alike? Funny language.
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  8419. Typical vongoth trying to be smart.
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  8420. @BorgKing001 It's about the overall trend worldwide, seasons are all but worldwide.
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  8421. @tctheunbeliever On this mountain in Greece where women aren't allowed.
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  8422. What about people who want to know about what food is kosher and what food was touched by non-Muslim hands and whether in the production process a holy cow was harmed?
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  8423. @rapandrnb Oh I am sure this might be also influenced by other "Sunni" powers.
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  8424. > The biblical context would still make sense today IF we were in dire straits. That's quite some claim and you've got nothing to back it up.
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  8425. refusal to redact?
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  8426. Nah, one simply draws a new one from a photo.
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  8427. what stuff is really free? don't be nit-picker
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  8428. @bretflet ma boi!
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  8429. @climbercaver But please film it then.
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  8430. Huh? What evolution paradigm in regards to this?
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  8431. @trier4952 McCain?
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  8432. @JesusComrade555 it's fake.
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  8433. @RESISTING1 Incorrect, like they said testes were still there.
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  8434. @Insertmybadnamehere They didn't do it like with the Saddam sons?
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  8435. @romanmir01 He didn't get into the world population at once, and if he had some problematic genes leading to deadly hereditary disease then these weren't passed on that much.
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  8436. they did several times
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  8437. @PissedFechtmeister The constitution is no bible, everyone is free to have preferences about parts of it while not approving of other parts, but he should be open about it. BTW: A rapier is also a weapon. ;-)
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  8438. who says they had the same views, maybe they had a heatly debate that ended in angry butt secks?
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  8439. @JustHere1444 Grinding?
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  8440. Then what are conscripted reservists?
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  8441. @underbjorn Somewhat rational free-market-lovers will probably tell you that companies might offer maternity leave because they might need to woo for the employees, ie. if the demand is bigger than the "supply".
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  8442. Huh?
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  8443. @SmFdeiviss That's why I said "theories in the scientific sense". An explanation for how he see/measure and logically conclude things.
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  8444. well, they mentioned the other probably irrelevant causes
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  8445. Huh illuminati?
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  8446. I have seen it on the Internet before, in another language though.
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  8447. @jrhd00d84 The optimistic part in me believing in human intellect thinks it is a good idea, I am not kidding you. You apparently, don't. Can you please state your arguments?
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  8448. Mormonism praises him even more!!!111 Seriously, what point are you trying to make?
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  8449. @GoDiglet he isn't for the looks, that's the female cast for
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  8450. upping life imprisonments by relatively low numbers, certainly nothing in relation to how the numbers would be lower when cannabis possession was exempt from punishment
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  8451. @YEE941 Well, smoking IS bad.
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  8452. @luckstergal What about simple Müeslies?
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  8453. @yurmomblowsme you seem obsessed with such stuff?
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  8454. still a theory
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  8455. your assumption seem to stem from a kind of persecution complex
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  8456. @AmazinMaz1 "This is my penis. He has been circumcised. This can't be reverted. I am happy about my penis being circumcised. This is my penis..."
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  8457. FGM is no woman abuse?!
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  8458. search english wikipedia for the word I quoted
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  8459. @scorpionkings I doubt anybody started a porn site with grandma's open WiFi, this case was about file sharing.
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  8460. Indeed that what happens when you have no state, you get replacements like in Somalia.
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  8461. @koya25555 You don't had to be a genius (not even 1400 years ago) to figure that out, I mean it's so inconsistent in style and content.
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  8462. @diamlierx Others classify him as white, that's what counts here.
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  8463. @ILikeTheThingsIDo And the Palestinians have the Kingdom of Jordan, so what?
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  8464. @XTimTheEnchanterX The tobacconists?
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  8465. Now I understand you, you are saying that not everything about religions is bad, well that basically boils down to the pragmatic question: "is religion even if it was false beneficial?", that's a fair discussion to have, esp. if you are not an idealistic believer in the truth. Anyways, if you say coke is not all-bad for you (after all it gives you energy through sugar and is a liquid) does not mean that it's better than no coke.
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  8466. > purposeful Purposeful as in leading to the current state? Well matter does that as well, we have good explanations why it is that way, e.g. how stars formed, how life evolved… > wise Perfectly wise, right? So only perfect outcomes can spurn from that? Thus everything is perfect in your opinion? > all-knowing Like the future, right? Since it's pre-defined, determinism rules and there is no "free will", right?
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  8467. @mert828 what does "good and evil" having to do with being nekkid?
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  8468. diarrhea alone might kill you just as well, the fluid loss should not be underestimated
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  8469. @andywattbulb AFAIK, mostly indigestible rests from our food (e.g. fibres) and dead tissue from the inside of the colon.
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  8470. well militia is what is said in the amendment
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  8471. where did he claim that?
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  8472. @Jcher1992 Malaria is better than Aids.
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  8473. @PersonalPariah Shrapnel ammo?
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  8474. not to forget his tax evasion
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  8475. @HumbledByGreatness Well, I am certainly not for actively banning it because by itself there would be no victim.
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  8476. @Mazdem Well, but they will tell you that the KKK is not about hate but about "natural separation" and such BS. Also, the opposite is possible, someone not accepting a Muslim in his neighborhood because he sees Islam as a religion of hate.
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  8477. maybe after they have invested time and stuff into it, they thought they might just keep it and in the end it might pay off for them? there is some gov assistance…
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  8478. @fahadN72 Well, but still the Catholicism is not in the majority in most of the US, just saying.
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  8479. clinical studies on humans would have been better
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  8480. beautiful without the people?
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  8481. 80% aren't pashtuns
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  8482. > I don't know if Illuminati = Free Masons exactly No, actually quite different on the paper at least.
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  8483. Poaching is happening in the US?
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  8484. OK, where to look other than Matt Carson, On A Hill They Call Capital: A Revolution Is Coming‎ (2007), p. 131?
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  8485. bomb the bass
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  8486. You don't care about them? Don't you have any social sense? Are you by any chance… wait, so you would sent yourself to Afghanistan?
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  8487. liberal as in classical liberal?
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  8488. @nidan206 deflation with the prices (but not wages) adjusting in the opposite direction
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  8489. AJ?
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  8490. if you think it's chance then you have misunderstood it
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  8491. @punkduderock Before doing anything we should be aware of the consequences. BTW, you make it sound like "science" was this large singular entity, sounds like pretty naive simplificatation to me.
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  8492. He was talking tongue-in-cheek.
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  8493. Fun fact: The flag code in the US says the same.
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  8494. @buugiman78 The opposite would be the state doing the proposal? ;-)
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  8495. It's an image made out of random lines changed over many iterations to look like something a machine trained to detect real-life photos with objects in it would consider to be such a photo.
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  8496. @EvilFingers So?
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  8497. > Are you against those rulings as well or what exactly was your point here? I am saying that not all rulings were correct (and you can see that in later rulings overturning earlier ones). The system is flawed in that there is too much room for interpretation, but then because it's common law the rulings necessarily affect other rulings. These particular rulings were flawed because they didn't honor the first part enough IMHO, hell, normally even legal commentary is honored more than that.
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  8498. Cenk the meme generator!
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  8499. @JimboJ1981 The facts show that it is not any more cancer causing than other compounds that are similarly metabolized.
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  8500. > Subliminal stimuli do have an effect. The kind of shown here? Source pl0x!
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  8501. Having improved from what?
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  8502. they will still be counted but the counter will get updated later
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  8503. One is OK? ;) What if the one employee has multiple relationships (as was the case here).
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  8504. @wffgabriel Oh boy, I hope you are just a troll.
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  8505. @rnc863 "they usually describe a God that just isn't in the Bible." should be corrected to "they usually describe an image of god that differs from mine"
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  8506. What he meant is that nobody ever came up with the interpretation before the big bang theory was established because the Interpretation is basically world play fueled through confirmation bias.
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  8507. recapture Jerusalem? LOL
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  8508. uh, these ware times of war economy (rationing etc.), so it's very different anyway
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  8509. @FruitsP "or being told they were no perfect. " Huh? What do mean? That there is the perception that atheists are atheists because they want to see themselves as perfect? First time I would hear that.
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  8510. Only that he didn't, learn your history.
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  8511. India and South Africa are the ones with the gold?
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  8512. @Wolliom Huh? What's an "inadequate" person?
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  8513. Crowns or veneers?
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  8514. Miranda warnings are overrated, the assumption is that everyone knows the law, not realistic but convenient.
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  8515. @HyperbirdF6 I think you think it's "a load of shit" because you believe it's a government conspiracy.
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  8516. Rust Rimboat.
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  8517. @sjgilley You know the bad things what they say about communists? Well, the communists that did bad things aren't real communist. And Muslims? Same thing. Oh, and not to forget Nazis, the Nazi movement was just misunderstood, a bad interpretation if you will. No real Scotsman fallacy FTW!
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  8518. Rules can have limits, e.g. you can't transfer personal rights.
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  8519. @TheSheiban If there is uncertainty about male circumcision then the same uncertainty female circumcision in form of removing the clitoral hood.
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  8520. your persecution complex is showing
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  8521. @Magicwillnz This Rossi guy behaves/looks and has a history like a scammer from a picture book.
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  8522. @TheAce1082 Wrong, life + 80 years for copyright, you are mixing it up with patent right
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  8523. @omsrswt Genetically deficient offspring can be also the result of a relationship of people with "bad genes", yet these types of relationships are not banned. Should they be in your opinion?
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  8524. I claim something is neither any more safe or unsafe just by the fact that it's GMO (note I am _not_ talking about particular cases of modifications, like making a crop produce their own insecticide). Now would you disagree?
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  8525. @fezzman2004 they don't always anesthetize, but then there are also tecniques without cutting (which on the other hand aren't so "clean", the result is more loose and the band [frenulum] isn't removed)
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  8526. @nwLohmann from WP article on Heroin: "In the Netherlands, diacetylmorphine is a List I drug of the Opium Law. It is available for prescription under tight regulation exclusively to long-term addicts for whom methadone maintenance treatment has failed. It cannot be used to treat severe pain or other illnesses."
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  8527. US controls everything!!111oneone ;)
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  8528. Oops I meant WWI of course, when you originally wrote "2ww" I interpreted it as "two world wars", off that I didn't notice how you later wrote "WWII".
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  8529. don't they have it at least in Disneyland?
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  8530. But wasn't the concern that it's a self-accelerating process and that the one tipping point she is talking about is about when we humans can stop it, not when it's problematic?
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  8531. @megan130 Junior high school is the same as middle school, right?
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  8532. @jwdesign336 It says in there how to cure cancer? :->
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  8533. next you will tell us that racism is universal too?
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  8534. Mormon God?
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  8535. @Nayr747 With socialised medicine it certainly would affect others.
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  8536. How do you define "racism"? Is Islam a "race" to you?
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  8537. @chestveeg There are quite some "miracle" workers and poor philosophers that came to fame.
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  8538. @sunRsaturn In what way is it not the same thing, my example might have been over the top but it shows that in your world other's could easily dictate what others could say or not simply by making public any arbitrary reasons that make them feel insulted.
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  8539. Weeeeeeeeeeeee!
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  8540. @fowzie777 Biological evolution is about changes based on genetics, not culture which would fall under memetics. It often requires leaps of thoughts for those who don't understand it, who don't understand the difference between continous and sudden change and what important role selection plays. You are creationist? Young or old earth?
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  8541. The story still plays in UAE
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  8542. @ImprovingGoose Nope, learn your history.
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  8543. @dadreamzworld Are you a troll or a religious fanatic on top of a conspiracy theorist? How does the size of the universe make a statement about your idea of a "god"?
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  8544. They create their own, just like in the times of the industrial revolution? :->
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  8545. dihydrogen monoxide
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  8546. @9thgate 'Climate Skeptic': "Psst, I am no real skeptic, I secretly believe that climate change might be real but I stick with the position that serves me best."
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  8547. death penalty costs more in the US
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  8548. it might be a different process but the result is similar
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  8549. What is the most unlikely thing you can think of? Can you now show that god is any more likely that this using only scientific evidence?
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  8550. Mimimi
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  8551. @sds606 That's why handegg is the game of barbarians while real football is the game of the gentlemen.
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  8552. there are only 2 parties, so unless the Republicans cease to exist…
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  8553. @BrandonC3 Closet.
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  8554. @htnisme Umm, this does not count as real meat, so it's probably OK for vegans and from the taste/structure it's probably kinda like soy meat.
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  8555. @thejakesh The Catholics have no direct law-making power, the Italians simply didn't increase the age of consent when other countries did, 14 was pretty much the norm 40 years ago.
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  8556. @KeikaFireflyAgeha Trial and error might lead them to do that?
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  8557. @sexymalcom1970 You mad?
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  8558. @trajan74 McD is international.
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  8559. I couldn't find no reliable source on this, if you can, please edit it into Wikipedia and see if it sticks. ;-) Note, US creationist websites aren't good sources.
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  8560. @ParadoxEcho If it was made out of metal there would be no crack, therefore it's a sign to use more metal!!11
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  8561. @ddunniii When they burned the book in FL they knew what the consequences would be, ie. they did it knowingly it might cost human lives. Could the artist here excpected the same?
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  8562. @cavejourney The other way around.
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  8563. exponential growth would need exponential advances to cope with them
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  8564. @RAMKING61 "forged birth certificates" :-> You forgot: "no planes on 9/11", "mind control" and reptilians.
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  8565. @ChelseaWestLondon Hate-filled much? And then living in the UK? Oh boy, oh boy…
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  8566. woha, woha, someone is angry here!
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  8567. > average purchasing power LOL, those skewed averages. ;)
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  8568. @kobedarott Waterboarding will not harm a person, therefore it's OK.
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  8569. Your example would be a personal attack, Bill Maher probably did such too against the previous pope or such, buuut that's not the same as making fun of Catholic followers.
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  8570. No it hasn't. Those claims from the 1970s have been refuted, ecological inference fallacy all over.
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  8571. @LegendaryAsshole You are on your belly.
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  8572. You won't address his points?
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  8573. I see not why not to "take a chance" with all people? If statistics said men of a certain colour are on average stronger then I also wouldn't look only there.
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  8574. They ask you for easy things like your birth place at first, if you are nervous there, you can't fail.
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  8575. @PR0H0LDEM But again, you have ignored my critisim of your unfounded statistics claim, you said believing in god is about as reasonable as not believing in it (50% chance you said, so the odds are the same), why is that any less true for the tooth fairy, after all it can't be proven nor disproven the same.
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  8576. @Maziyar I for one am happy about the enlightenment age, you want medieval times back?
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  8577. @MissNophi2U What's their "race"? Aren't Ana and Cenk considered white by the US federal race classification?
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  8578. zombie worshipper
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  8579. @agenthelios1 Don't you get sick too when you see interracial couples?
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  8580. high fixed costs for the whole system
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  8581. @CBPfilm Problem is not everything can be done in one term, so if more people start lobbying groups then the prices for reaching results increases.
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  8582. there are teenage magazines with articles written by teenagers or young adults
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  8583. @spikesmth Well, you might own the products of derived from your image too as a personal right over your "personal image". This is also what gives you right to be protected against libel. But I am not sure how far it extends and if and to what extend you can sign it away.
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  8584. @Tartersauce101 Well, from a rational point of view he's right, it makes no sense being enraged over what is done to corpses.
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  8585. @fuzzjunky I believe he meant the TYT channel.
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  8586. > Evolution in action! No, just no. First of all we don't know whether a mutation caused this (or made this more likely for that matter) but even then mutations alone are just half of the story, mutations happen all the time, it needs more than that for evolution in any direction.
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  8587. I for one don't want a culture were this becomes the norm and therefore might even be expected from one.
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  8588. the floor isn't even and one part of the statue has more weight at one part thus it rotates that way around the part that sticks out most from the uneven base
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  8589. Corruption.
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  8590. @koya25555 How are Sufis not Muslims too? Because you claim so? Well, they probably claim that YOU are not one. Then who's correct?
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  8591. Huh? You don't consider his move dumb?
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  8592. @lfish34 But truffles don't grow on slopes and the side of hills.
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  8593. @MrApplewine Well, what is Islam? What religious leaders or what common people make out of it?
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  8594. Huh? That self-made ammunition can't be good.
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  8595. @ChristianMission Yeah, because the formal act of marrying makes everything OK, right? :->
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  8596. of course you still do it, there is generally much less need for it since there is so much remaining oxygen, isn't the relation now 60-15?
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  8597. @SuperRegisteredUser Ah, so it's part of Judaism? Does it say so in one of their 65535 books? Thou shalt control the pipes of the internets.
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  8598. You read read replies?
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  8599. @dookdawg214 Well, speaking about kings of yesterdays, consider what Henry VIII has done.
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  8600. @tyrone4747 oh ok, it's god's fault for you then
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  8601. @ncwdane: I doubt that this will be addressed there "at length" because it would then move into organic chemistry.
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  8602. What about a 16 year old girl and a 20 year old man, initiated by the girl when out of curiosity? See, it's always hard to judge in such cases? Sometimes it helps to see if there is a power disparity.
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  8603. > In our common language usage Source?
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  8604. 0:42 "20 years", old Cenk is old, it's already 30 years
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  8605. @MrBoomable FYI, African slavery started in North Africa by the people there long before the colonisation period.
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  8606. @SexyFish660 Yeah, but it's probably too good for people in the new world.
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  8607. @Mystery207 Yeah, because the world is black and white like in a Tolkien story? :->
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  8608. The basis for the Xerox PARC research was done Stanford with funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, NASA, and the U.S. Air Force.
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  8609. Do they even properly teach it where you are from?
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  8610. How's that dumb? He just stated his disbelief.
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  8611. @EATATROLL Quite the opposite is the case, read Executive Order 11110.
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  8612. @jpav0923 And alcohol and caffeine?
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  8613. @hehefromhere the building hit by most of the debris where a whole side was on fire and which was half-ways hollow because there was a subway station under it?
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  8614. @cupwnd How does an adult use his FoS?
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  8615. @DogsneedpIeasuretoo Aha, so you mean genetical pre-screening and abortions on a case-to-case basis? Well, that's already been done to some extend, but of course voluntary by those who can afford it or live in regions with socialised health care.
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  8616. who says he says these things _while_ in coma and not in the time between leaving the comatose state and waking up?
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  8617. @muds4u You are being disrespectful towards his art, what do you deserve?
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  8618. @EskiltheWanderer There was quite some time between crusades and enlightement and quite some ethnic cleansing and eviction was going on, most of them weren't wealthy until the 18th century.
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  8619. And the stitch marks?
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  8620. @asyouweresir What about it?
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  8621. False flag? Are you saying those cases don't exist? BTW: Are you searching the comments manually? Just access them from your Youtube message inbox.
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  8622. dutch
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  8623. cool story bro
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  8624. @amaqula Why don't you move to the holy see?
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  8625. @fionamcampbell 'It more likely triggers diseases like diabetes than regular sugar!' Based on what? AFAIK, the triggers for (Type-2) diabetes are yet to be found.
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  8626. @DRDNIBOY Diogenes of Sinope was homeless too and he didn't give a damn about it.
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  8627. did AJ say that?
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  8628. @madmiguelh2o berg, burg would it be if he was blue-blooded
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  8629. @EternalPhoenix2183 Where is there sex involved?
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  8630. I haven't seen statistics indicating that.
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  8631. @HomleandSecurity get down?
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  8632. @TheUltimateREcon First of all, stop getting personal, this is about Jesus in light of Christianity vs. Islam, second of all, seems to me like you don't know very much about Christianity, because otherwise you would know that Mary is considered a virgin mother by the majority of Christian denominations (esp. in the largerst one, ie. the Roman-Catholic church). And according to Luke (AFAIK) he called himself the son of God when being baptists by John the Baptist.
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  8633. @inneruniverse17 My circle logic explains it all!!!!1111one Christians never die of cancer because someone who dies of Cancer is someone Jesus Christ didn't help and therefore not Christian. ;-)
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  8634. @mrdk216 There is actually a 'Muslim' sect (in quotes because they are not considered to be that by the large Muslim groups) that believes that the teaching brought by Muhammad are not the only way to heaven.
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  8635. @ANCIENTMYS Yeah right, a cancerous cell, that isn't that much different from other cells other that it does have some issues will magically disappear if you raise the alkalinity of your body… :->
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  8636. @PR0H0LDEM I didn't say he has a limit, in fact didn't I tell you (not sure if that was you or something else) that god in the idea of an omnipotent being is basically pantheism because he would be basically in control of everything thereby it would make not difference where god "starts" and where he "ends".
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  8637. @ProLikeJesus3 You thought he is a Muslim, rught?
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  8638. @xaoseph Well, they saw themselves as Muslims so why do they not constitute as Muslims?
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  8639. If you are really interested, Jesus is said to have said something along the lines of "all food is clean" which by the majority of christians is interpreted as abolishion of the old food laws.
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  8640. You didn't get what I was trying to tell you, you mention correlation but not causation, is it being considered a "black" that leads to having a lower IQ according to certain tests? Also you seem to assume that IQ was some sort of absolute measure but it's not, it's a relative one, results from different tests are hardly comparable.
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  8641. Maybe, but in your original post, you just mentioned the number of times you can have sex, as if it wouldn't matter when.
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  8642. You really want the "community" represented by the push an ideal on you? What if being a Catholic was an ideal to them? What if being blond and blue-eyed was the ideal? What if being a peasant was the ideal? What if the ideal was to only mate with a someone selected by the community? I think not, you just want particular ideals, but that's not how the world works.
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  8643. It's an old rule of diplomacy, going as far back as antiquity.
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  8644. maybe being small makes it more likely for a person to become insecure and therefore follow an ideology more thoroughly, so the person you replied to might be correct when comparing averages
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  8645. @OriginalTharios Huh? There is no AI involved in that since there is no feedback channel for evaluation.
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  8646. of one planting the back-pack
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  8647. Clinton basically admitted it before AJ was on air?
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  8648. +Aamil Deen Ottomans weren't that religious either, which makes sense since they converted for monetary reasons.
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  8649. @MrDecember91 Are you claiming that a belief in a god is the default? I don't think so, unless maybe from a perspective like Freud had it that what our parents were to us in our childhood becomes our idea of "god" in later life.
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  8650. @dadreamzworld I am sorry but you spontaneously changing subject made me thing you were, if that was not the case, then I'm terribly sorry, good sir. Also, you still didn't comment on your abunnyism.
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  8651. actually the trinity includes 3 "parts" of god, you forgot the "holy spirit", and they will be very angry if you call them believing in several god, probably like when someone said that Muslims worship a stone
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  8652. it's OK according to one of the many romanization forms ("Wehr" I believe).
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  8653. > An uncircumcised penis has warm, moist, dark folds of skin that trap all sorts of bacteria. What matters is whether it's "bad" bacteria, just like with any other "flora". Ever heard of the vagina flora?
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  8654. @mintyvision Alex Jones and Hollywood? LOLWUT
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  8655. > It is not to be Who says that? You have evidence that's what the writers intended?
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  8656. Here comes the boogey man!
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  8657. 3-4? a kilo in season
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  8658. @SinisterSkip Religious fight club. Religious battle royal. Religious battle arena?
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  8659. @rhodium1233 at the moment BTW, what do you think AFAIK means?
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  8660. @300tunes look description
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  8661. Spinning what you said even further you could even claim you can't prove anything outside abstract enclosed concepts like math because there is always the possibly for an alternative explanation (also if possible an absurd and overly complicated one [which is why Occam’s razor works so well]), but what it get you?
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  8662. which do believe in Jesus, some form of at least
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  8663. "Is Turing-complete" would have been better AFAIK, since I think a Turing machine is always one with an unlimited stack.
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  8664. > no country can continue to pay people to have kids Though my countries do.
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  8665. @PRIVATEAYEIEYE Kurds in Iraq, first supported for weakening Saddam then abandoned because of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, etc.
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  8666. 2011
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  8667. call 555-Anonymous
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  8668. @force3264 With your argument about every life being important, shouldn't we vaccinate everyone, after all the number of people possibly saved from certain cancers is much higher. And it's no "fact", the link has yet to be established.
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  8669. it was that much over what you made above a certain limit and in general it was much more complicated than that, but think of it from another perspective, does your perceived happiness rise linear with higher net income, I doubt it, therefore you are loosing less than when you were in the lower brackets
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  8670. @kazekage321414 I never claimed that it's no life.
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  8671. @TheNavigateur "races"
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  8672. the Concorde is somewhat French, he surely was referring to France ;)
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  8673. @classified9425 we are also social creatures, no denying in that too, e.g. we don't need corresponding upbringing to consider killing each other as something that isn't totally right
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  8674. @elucidative What?! Oh no! Where? Where?
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  8675. so who are the really crazy ones according to you? ;-)
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  8676. @sxcboy4u What is plan of god and what isn't? Isn't an abortion part of the "plan of god", maybe at least the natural one, ie. deadbirths?
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  8677. @dogagas I would argue that there is no apolitical religion. Anyways, there is evidence for links between people in the religious authority that fund what they see as helping their cause.
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  8678. You don't disagree with my pantheist remarks?
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  8679. @TheDj269 It costs what an aluminium pot would have costed 150 years ago, in 150 years it might cost what an aluminium pot costs today.
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  8680. @12235117657598502586 Since she was just his rib, sex between them was basically just Adam masturbating and Cain and Abel are the product of masturbation. :D
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  8681. @skategeezer99 Have a look at the book "God and Sex"
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  8682. @markspence20xx the industry is still not happy though, the national collecting company monopolies are always (like e.g. in Germany) are always moaning about how unfair they feel treated
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  8683. They just state that their data shows a correlation, causation is still up for debate. Personally I think that there is less need to follow a certain ideology the more you can think for yourself.
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  8684. wouldn't there the possibility for her being sad about losing access to all that money?
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  8685. conservatives are Hispanics? :->
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  8686. @Ollie9402 they didn't get the majority though and without intimidation the Enabling Act would have never passed
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  8687. @97bravada Hi-hi, quoting Nietzsche are we?
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  8688. > "sadist" People who like looking at torturing devices like crosses are in my opinion sadists.
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  8689. @Stablemable2 Only the Visigoths are selfish.
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  8690. and that's why we have human rights, not "intelligent life form" rights, it's beneficial for us
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  8691. you cannot blame the director for deeds by free-willed human beings, it was their choice alone to become violent
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  8692. > basis of Christianity is actually Jesus Christ, not "the superstitious fear of hell." Ever read the latter parts of the bible? What's "dies irae"?
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  8693. And the state exam she can do online too?
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  8694. all the time?
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  8695. > Nobody buys that crap The people back then did, that's why there was also Vietnam.
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  8696. @aussieincal09 Hello Mr. patent attorney, the discussion is about copyright, not patents.
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  8697. @ivaflimkien it's the servers, distributed systems are not always in sync, esp. where it does not matter, d'uh
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  8698. Stop inferiority complexes? ;)
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  8699. @steelalive2011 lol, u tolkien fan?
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  8700. Finals week now? Do they have so many classes that end before Christmas?
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  8701. maybe the student saw Scent of a Woman (US version)…
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  8702. silver iodide and sometimes dry ice if you are thinking about cloud seeding
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  8703. Why not count only prime factors? Primorials would better candidates then.
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  8704. Which god? The one according to your interpretation I guess? Oh and very smart of an omnipotent being to not have everything the way it wants it.
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  8705. AFAIK, already the Romans had sometimes sitting holes
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  8706. Haha, you've yet to see an "Eastern" wedding.
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  8707. The majority of male Jews, Muslims and Americans?
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  8708. @jimalbi What are you trying to tell me? That you want to work for a state-run company? Believe me, you don't want to, it's certainly no fun, in the best case your employer is indifferent. Also, you make it sound like after the war everything was in private hands, quite the opposite was the case.
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  8709. > Facts state What facts? Official statistics? Ha-ha, that was a good one!
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  8710. Well, what activity can you do if you need to interrupt it five times a day? ;-)
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  8711. @technatezin conspiracy alert!
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  8712. @scrimy1 Two words: "the Sun".
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  8713. @baskuk No no, it's all real.
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  8714. > That company would be out of business. You really think that the customers would care about that? In fact they might not even know about this, so it might be a market of lemons.
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  8715. +lopezb The main point of Carly's story was that Jordan is manipulative, this is why the other woman gets away lightly.
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  8716. Is it any more "disrespectful" than calling out ones belief in general? In let's say horoscopes, homeopathy, the tooth fairy, Obama a saviour or Mitt Romney "one of us"
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  8717. @landlogger The US are terrorists for killing animals? The way you phrased it seems weird.
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  8718. just want to point out that the idea was older than hertzel, he just made it popular again
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  8719. @dangerouslytalented Huh? I don't get the connection.
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  8720. haha, the Zionist boogeyman again, Atatürk certainly wasn't in favor of Armenians or Kurds having a part of the cake
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  8721. In this case we also have a relatively good understanding of how the genes might be related to the cancer risk, so it's more than just statistics.
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  8722. Hitchens is now a representative of all liberals? BTW, would be nice if you provided a source and/or the full quote.
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  8723. @avide1234 well, maybe if he can do it at the right time and place in air he can blow up a plane and make the debris hit a building
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  8724. @scottishbadboytracks Not necessarily elected…
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  8725. @creamy6680 You shouldn't pray against god's will.
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  8726. @Swidhelm Ye, on what occasion would you actually do a roast?
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  8727. @windlea Even against goats?
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  8728. @blackkakari Do rapists have that many opportunities and therefore a choice? I guess they take anyone when they feel like it (I am talking about the street-rapists here).
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  8729. > your logic fails... being better if removed has nothing to do with growing up again idiot. But why would you not make the comparison to tonsils, wisdom teeth or the appendix? Also if you keep in mind that nails are meant to shed (see other animals) and hair to be lost.
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  8730. Open/closed carry is not a matter of gun control?
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  8731. from WP: "Its value in Ancient Greek was an aspirated velar stop /kʰ/ (in the Western Greek alphabet: /ks/)"
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  8732. > "You can't play god" LOL But seriously, you wouldn't deny that physical intersex people exist, would you?
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  8733. @halcyon0830 coupled ≠ backed Fun fact: There are also currencies like the Ugandan shilling coupled to the SDR For a Rontard you seem to be amazingly ignorant towards how international monetary policy runs.
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  8734. @Magenta408 Unless relatively recently (20 years ago) they indeed had nothing much of a serious economy, now they have e.g. some brainpower and chip production.
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  8735. > Even most evolutionists admit they have no problem doing science without underlying it with evolutionary theory. Ye right, because genetics makes much sense without evolution. Oh not to forget all that has to do with causing evolution on purpose or studying evolving organisms (e.g. virus). And last but not least mathematics/computer science with their evolutionary algorithms. :->
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  8736. 0/10
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  8737. @sonotfastfood How about saying the "the government on Great Britain"?
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  8738. The existence of the entity worshiped is unclear, what is clear is that each and every worshipper has a different idea about god(s) in his/her mind, this is even more clear between religions, even the abrahamic ones so it's not reasonable to speak of the same god. Related concepts/ideas/images while maybe similar are still separate ones.
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  8739. @TheBigben72000 Interesting, and what made you become a bully? Daddy hitting you? Represessed feelings?
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  8740. @ianmeesters88 actually, outside the US there are already such privacy laws in effect, like in the EU
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  8741. @SMOKING5STRING Trollololololo
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  8742. @cagebeast OK. BTW, god-philosophy is fun, let me have a try too: God is omnipotent and has omniscience, that means he is able to control everything and knows everything, so basically everything is god because there is no differentiation to be made between what is god and what not. Also he knows everything ahead including the state of human mind, ergo there is no absolute free will since that would imply that god is not above it.
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  8743. @mwhitten77 Indeed, especially when sitting in that chair with this mouth-strap.
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  8744. That's not certain, look at his history, why not bring up Lenin?
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  8745. > In other states they want to stop abortion, yet reduce healthcare at the same time. And that's a way of doing it.
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  8746. @crimsonhalo13 They bypass the law by using similar but not illegal symbolism like the ones from ancient Germans, the Celts or the nationalistic student movements of the 19th century.
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  8747. Define 'sex'.
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  8748. @sdafasdfasdfsda Baookas/Tanks are for self defense, hunting and hobby shooting. Only the criminals use them to murder.
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  8749. OH NO YOU DIDN'T?!
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  8750. > probably not a whole lot of women It seems to me like the show was mainly guided towards woman and making them feel better about their looks if they care how men perceive them.
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  8751. @JJoneEIGHTY In what way?
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  8752. @gulllars establish war economy, problem solved!
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  8753. @7163RD Nope, fusion research stopped some years ago and was funded by the military (who knows why?), this is just about the next generation of nuclear power plants which might be different in some regards but certainly no "revolution" (and probably no stuff like the failed "pebble bed reactor") .
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  8754. @2cOthers AFAIK the Catholic church is not the only Christian chruch with the idea of the "original sin".
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  8755. Because you can't compare Dallas etc. with the rest.
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  8756. @987bouk I would argue that former Christians who turned atheist have read for most parts the old and the new testament.
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  8757. @reservoirpo It's not staged, it's the truth!
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  8758. way to not understand roe vs wade
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  8759. eating expensive does not equal eating well, much less contributing to a "nutritious diet", actually eating indoors might be much better in that regard
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  8760. @matthewtaylorbrown Europe is not a country.
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  8761. @saadazzz Learn about Zeus please!
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  8762. But sometimes these decisions affect others, actually always, but at a certain point they feel to act on it.
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  8763. @brianbernsteintv that's because he's calm
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  8764. @theblondguy69 when latter wrote those newsletters?
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  8765. @hannahbanana93 So how many "races" have there proven to be and what are your "over and over proving" sources if I may ask? :->
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  8766. Just like Quadaffi and not Gaddafi, right? ;)
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  8767. @DariusDaGreat86 Are you claiming it's in his blood?
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  8768. @ZOGcorp NO U
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  8769. huh, well in that case let's see that we revive our more-strongly build cousins and mate with them ;)
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  8770. @ShatterNWO trade skills?
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  8771. @stenchofzion2 A so now it's a big conspiracy and everyone "against" him is a Jew? He was a professor for French literature, a humanities subject, so much for his qualifications… :->
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  8772. @ChristianMission No, they were Muslims.
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  8773. @ShaktipatSeer Replace Israel with the US and place yourself some hundreds years in the past and you will see it also fits, but that's how history works, realpolitics man!
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  8774. he is a follower of the enlightenment movement battling the power of the Catholic church? good for him!
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  8775. > And they have virtually no gun control. Plus they hand out militray weapons to the population. Nope, only to those who went into draft training, plus without munition.
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  8776. nah, it's more that her parents told her why there so many ads now
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  8777. > They don't change their names and abandon their religion and language for the local customs Look for the handful of "whites" in Japan.
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  8778. Saʿūd I bin ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz certainly wasn't rebelling.
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  8779. @iYuumei If there is something you don't believe that it exists, would you go the relativistic part and say "I believe X might not exist."? X be anything, including the tooth fairy, easter bunny, aliens from the star trek universe, something even more absurd…
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  8780. Looking is one thing, interpreting another, he sees government people boogeymen even in his own fans. He constantly interprets articles (robot singularity) and presentations (bill gates ted) wrong.
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  8781. @PyROphantasie But then he couldn't be his own attorney in the way someone else would be an attorney for him, he would be hampered in being his own attorney.
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  8782. @TheFrankiewilliams Of non-black origin because funny enough they are more resistant to it.
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  8783. Forcing to pay for all that mouths that can't be fed? For the diseases that spread?
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  8784. from the original one, but as you said "the 1st Amendment is effectively the same thing,", no need to make that distinction except if you are talking about the evolution (pun intended) of the constitution
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  8785. they apparenlty disaggree
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  8786. wut
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  8787. @gutsnaktehbold Before that it was the other way around and Judea was basically just referring to a small part.
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  8788. you might have cases where e.g. some roots of a function are irrational while others are rational, think of j as the rational opposite to i but where just like in the case with i you can't use the root alone to make a prediction on the function it belongs to
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  8789. @bulgariastan Can't-get-out-of-the-role syndome? I believe I heard about this before.
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  8790. @BenjiREC Iran is more than twice the size of Afghanistan.
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  8791. @jsee12953 The balls might have had cameras inside?
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  8792. what's "racism"?
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  8793. @MrBragais I hope you didn't deny Zeus.
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  8794. With "images" I meant representations in our head, thoughts, models, … not necessarily "pictures" in the naive sense… And in the end these representations differ from person to person and can't be perfectly communicated to other people, esp. not using language with all its ambiguities, etc…
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  8795. The photographic robot should also shout the stuff photographers do.
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  8796. No he didn't. Let me just guess you saw a clip of him taken out of context where he talked about population growth reduction so that there would be _just_ 1-and-something billion people _more_ in the future.
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  8797. @Ablake88 And what would the record be for? As a deterrent?
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  8798. I could care less about puppies, but I understand that this is an emotional issue for some. How will the republican dad explain to his little daughter that he is against better treatment of sweet little puppies?
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  8799. @aSingleDallasGuy The risk of not being connected enough to do good inside deals?
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  8800. > Atheism does not imply rationalism or empiricism by any definition of the word. Correct and like I said he didn't speak "in the name of atheism", as this would be stretching the definition. TYT only made it look like he did.
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  8801. They have none, you mixed that up with their neighbors.
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  8802. @Doublerainbowguy If helping other makes you happier why wouldn't you do it in any case?
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  8803. @xPEPSI100x And whenever Sunnis protest they are supported by Saudi Arabia? And the third group by Oman?
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  8804. @ryderc69 Oh come one how could you miss that I was trying to be creative in pointing out the "no real scotsman" fallacy in your post. :(
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  8805. @stephenzevon how about being born with it but it shows later?
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  8806. What is it?
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  8807. No, you don't get the point, you don't make money by having a nice house, you do however by other stuff (e.g. by firing up the economy). If a company doesn't take a loan when the situation is right then that's leverage that slips through their hands.
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  8808. @BarbaraJD I would argue that there is no absolute literal interpretation and the lines between literal and figurative interpretation are blurred .
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  8809. @ParadoxEcho Huh? Banning something that from the state/federal POV is just paperwork?
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  8810. true, not that these gurls get the idea that they can "rape and abuse" their husbands!!111one
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  8811. What is your opinion on miscegenation?
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  8812. there is fiction in it that makes it fiction, which like most fiction, has some truths in it
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  8813. Before starting with algebraic topology I would start with group theory.
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  8814. @gunitsniper2700 oh you canadians
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  8815. If you consider it part of her then certainly no, replace it with e.g. bodily modifications.
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  8816. @hablerz Pragmatic people sponsored anyone who they saw as a mean against the communist threat.
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  8817. @jebus9936 yepp, Justin Bieber so fake
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  8818. pravda
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  8819. @MuslimGoku Since there is a connection to the US (files from US copyright holders, service is available/also marketed towards US citizens, files are "exported" into the US) the US is extending the area of application of its laws, that's how international law has always been handled (problem is that in the past countries weren't that connected).
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  8820. @BillRoyMcBill And Obama is an International?
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  8821. @Balencian Mendel was a single person and his research was hardly religious.
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  8822. Not erasable? So it's literally etched in?
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  8823. and that is all you need
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  8824. @SamsonOsztreicher illegal immigrant suing with help of celebrity lawyer
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  8825. Huh? They used it as an example for something that might not be obvious to a drunk person. They could have used other examples like talking about effects in the economy…
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  8826. > Hell even Nazi germany accepted abortion in the 30's WP: 'Abortion was heavily penalized in Nazi Germany unless on the grounds of "racial health": from 1943 abortionists faced the death penalty'
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  8827. @NOSFERATUalu SO NANOKA?
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  8828. huh, different teachers for algebra, geometry and calculus? odd US
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  8829. @hotsizzleakadafizz And again someone defining making the definition of "atheism" broader than it is…
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  8830. Please quote a part that is an admission.
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  8831. LOL water car, you know the difference between an exothermic and an endothermic reaction?
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  8832. what's wrong to the degree you would have to regulate it?
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  8833. Can't wait to see the English working in Poland.
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  8834. Would you ever mock followers of Scientology?
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  8835. @thirtyoneuniform What "evidence" you want?
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  8836. But he has been elected by the conclave!! Oh wait, that's another leader. Seriously now, they even got it in the title of their todes-go-in-tides-go-out video.
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  8837. of course he is responsible, or is your opinion that he is not in control of everything?
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  8838. religion is a form of culture, it's an idea that gets passed over
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  8839. @Archivian01 Nope, no consensus, you took that from your ass.
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  8840. In Texas and _only_ thirteen other states. :->
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  8841. @mordinvan "racial group"
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  8842. well, if you build new ones now then they will be outdated tomorrow ;-)
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  8843. @wojiwodj So he's for big government in total (sum of all state governments)?
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  8844. You find the sucking worse than the circumcision?
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  8845. Rand Paul probably also believes in evolution, fucking lib! Wait… what?
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  8846. Looking at what appears to make evolutionary sense is emotionally driven?
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  8847. @Kooshkff everybody should have full control over what goes on in his/her body
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  8848. you are how old and what is this?
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  8849. Only give to so-called charity which then supports holy warriors who do atrocities.
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  8850. "…and _watch_ them on stage" The surely won't.
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  8851. @SirWinstoneChurchill I lol'd.
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  8852. @spazzing When was this, 1930?
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  8853. Really? Any examples? I am sure counter-examples can be found, nude beach pictures, pictures in encyclopedias, … there needs to be more than that to make a nude picture "pornographic". Of course in this case it very well might have been considering she was paid for this.
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  8854. @bloodgulch1 Maybe, but should we care? Or are you also against partnerships that can't or don't want to have children? And what do you think of Eugenics, since giving "bad traits" to the next generation might be considered "unnatural" as well?
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  8855. but a free market is even free when there is information asymmetry, ask radical libertarians whether they are for mandatory labeling
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  8856. > The internet was invented in Switzerland at Cern by Tim Berners Lee. That was the world wide web.
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  8857. @micheltariq Elected by the majority of Ayatollahs?
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  8858. @jcost2012 no more mistery after his newletters became public
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  8859. @Bearlizard777 but you probably do even in the US
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  8860. replace guns with nukes, everyone should have nukes
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  8861. @DP3mo24hofosho Actually I kind of agree, the government should not regulate personal matters, but what about adoptions?
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  8862. what about the convention of other parties? what if create my own?
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  8863. @0mni42 I mean, no one gives thousands of dollars to someone just for no reason.
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  8864. Who do you mean with "u" [sic]? And if Islam was a perfect religion, wouldn't be all its followers too? After all there can be no misunderstanding with a perfect religion, right?
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  8865. @SketchyBack Ye, I wonder what cultural impact this will have if this continues to go on.
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  8866. @livin4jesus0225 Well, and I am right, it has none of the Dad's cells.
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  8867. @VlcakStalker Parts of the EU aren't in Europe.
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  8868. @tinylittlegnat2 But joining Judaism is still possible? What's then the sense of the "seed"?
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  8869. @Capng123 TBF atheism does not automatically imply rational thinking, in fact besides saying that one does believe in a god it doesn't imply just about anything.
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  8870. What's the quiet room supposed to mean?
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  8871. @evrmore0mine Sin creates tectonic movements? :->
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  8872. @MastermindX Socialism since 1775.
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  8873. well, he probably had plastic surgery
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  8874. @yuukisama2001 Well, they _nowadays_ use that as an argument argument too, they show that abortion clinics are where there is more demand for them, ie. in poorer areas and call this eugenics.
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  8875. @andrewclunn This is how the casino license then gets transfered in a round-robin manner.
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  8876. @myxoluser FAIL, that's Japan, not China or India.
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  8877. An Inconvenient Truth was released 2006, that's not 10 years yet
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  8878. "arms" means just any arms? "we" includes just anybody? I am sure you draw the line somewhere too.
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  8879. +Holly D Should couples be allowed in the same workplace?
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  8880. There are videos showing how one of the tower didn't fell very straight for the last 1/3.
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  8881. the dignity that needs to be preserved using prohibitions, great stuff :->
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  8882. Why, thank you.
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  8883. Nope, that's not what the ruling was based on.
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  8884. @MemorysMystic there were Arab-Jewish tribes, Jews themselves weren't considered an separate ethnic group at the time the bible was written
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  8885. @verse1923 Should have been a representative sample.
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  8886. @ChristianMission Evolution needs selection which certainly is not "random". Also, something being "random" could simply mean that it's non-deterministic for us.
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  8887. @dallywally72 So you are also against selective breeding?
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  8888. @Shonenut213 Do you have health insurance that also covers obese people? If yes, then it should be in your interest that they start living a healthier life style.
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  8889. Uhm, 3 is the age children start going to kindergarden.
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  8890. the O makes no sense then, does it?
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  8891. @BlackMambakins "yes it does an american thats not a repukelican or some religious nutcase or teabagger would have americas best intrest at heart." Oh my, you also believe in fairy tales and Hollywood? And BTW, Arnold is an American national and citizen, he speaks the de-facto official language very well (minus the accent), so what more does he need to do to be "American" in your eyes? >_> Again, I see no point in caring on what soil one was born on.
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  8892. Mormon or Muslim god?
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  8893. Were the election considered democratic according to neutral observers? Just wondering.
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  8894. It's important if you want to deduce short-term consequences.
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  8895. @theendofit There would be enough for a backing in gold. Would be still a dumb idea though.
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  8896. @SheHasALovelyMinge It's not addictive as the drugs that are generally seen as addictive, so if you call it addictive the same would go for Caffeine and Theobromine.
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  8897. Well, one could say he was atheist in regards to the idea of a Christian god.
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  8898. @driil4will Nah, he is a ghost.
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  8899. By this you could have just as well have LOTR scholars… ;)
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  8900. @samotako1prvi Even if your conspiracy made any sense why would assange himself need to be an "agent"? Wikileaks could just as well just be a tool for the conspiracy, could it not?
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  8901. Huh? Being a furry wasn't a joke? BTW, wasn't that years ago? I thought he talked about being there at the beginning of the millennium.
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  8902. Supported them by calling them misguided? Remember, he sees himself as a libertarian.
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  8903. tourists?
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  8904. czechloslovakian rifles were the best in town, at least at time of WWI ;-)
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  8905. +Daenerys Targaryen Probably a lot less but still, a significant amount of IS fighters came from the west and were university students, same for the 9/11 hijackers, the shoe bomber… so I would guess it's more about perceived oppression (and psychological issues like a mediocrity complex) than education.
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  8906. @BrotherAlpha Are you sure? I guess it would be hard to count them, on population census forms they just ask for religious denomination.
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  8907. @ghostdk Yeah, because otherwise creationists might quote mine him.
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  8908. What you quote he obviously said years later (after Barbarossa).
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  8909. So true, all people who eat aspartame are going to die one day!!!111
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  8910. My my, this made me remember that I haven't been going to the pictures for quite some time now, do they still have the man at the piano?
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  8911. @manhunt48 True, beware of the French, they have Joanne d'Arc.
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  8912. They are de jure banned from holding public offices in some states, e.g. North Carolina: "The following persons shall be disqualified for office: First, any person who shall deny the being of Almighty God […]"
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  8913. @MutteringCondolences I believe they weren't the first to use this terms, the Zanetti were the ones introducing the term.
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  8914. happy Yule to you too!
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  8915. @TheMonotheist87 What you are talking about is the free will but god can know _everything_ by definition so the free will certainly can't be stronger than him.
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  8916. @helios5868 I don't think that terrorists care much about their expenses, but if a pacemaker is detectable then this would be probably too.
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  8917. well, the author of it passed away before it came to the US
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  8918. @KingofRockandRoll511 What part in particular you don't understand? I will really try to explain it to you, although – no offense – but it seems to me like it would be kind of challenge. Did you have Mendel's model of genetics in school?
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  8919. @Bobberlyisem I doubt Ron Paul would be for climate regulations, esp. not federal ones. ;-)
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  8920. @PEPSEP That's what I said when they wanted to tell me that Santa is not real.
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  8921. @meadow131 Possibly but possible it would have still stopped other cases. There weren't that many gun rampages with illegal SMGs were they?
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  8922. @DogsneedpIeasuretoo You think people would give up their right for having children for the greater good in 2 generations? o_O
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  8923. @davefgranger I doubt it.
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  8924. Isn't most of the "evidence" mentioned in this video?
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  8925. Sorry, I meant to reply to Smegma007.
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  8926. @SuperBenzid They value education? Like in Iran from the revolution until 1982 where no non-religious higher education was allowed? :->
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  8927. U WOT M8?
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  8928. LOL, of course, because the scientific method is anything to argue about
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  8929. > Once upon a time, someone came from nothing and then he created everything. Hello Mr. Deist guy!
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  8930. @XxMzt4RVLCNRYxX Split the Pushtu regions once again and create another border with holes like a cheese?
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  8931. @hypedpotential He was speaking tongue-in-cheek.
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  8932. But you wouldn't care about a non-Abrahamic religious text or one that would come later, eh? What if it was an Ahmadiyya text?
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  8933. @TheWeakHuman Incorrect, the common definition of atheism does not imply rational thinking. E.g. one can be an atheist and still believe in aliens without any facts backing it up.
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  8934. > has a real following Certainly a loud one, but big? Who knows…
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  8935. He saw Jesus? Jesus came into his mind? The third coming of Jesus? OH NOES; all is lost!
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  8936. in the 1920s that is
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  8937. @spinmonkey4401 And I thought that was because you loved nature so much.
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  8938. @hellokitty7654321 That's what they said when light was invented.
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  8939. @JOHNLENNONWINZ What do you believe makes "them" so? Also who's a "jew" in your opinion? Someone born to one, someone of Judaist faith, someone assiating himself with a certain "Jewish ethnic group"?
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  8940. fun fact: many Muslim did also live in the Templar states
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  8941. lol AJ
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  8942. > Not even the evolutionists can agree on how evolution works. There is no disagreement on the basics and basics of genetics, mutations and natural selections are all you need, recombinations a nice-to-have.
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  8943. I don't accept caps-lock warriors
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  8944. @TheWakeUpChannel2 If you carry the idea of pantheism a bit further than It's basically not that different from atheism, is it? If everything is god, then there is just as good as there was no god.
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  8945. In the end every god seems pragmatic, like the Jewish god allowing waging war on Sabbath.
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  8946. @stenchofzion2 Why the Jews and not the Reptilians (Icke) or the Vatican guided by Satan (Chick)?
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  8947. @saadasim Maybe because Bush originally run as a anti-war president for republican standards?
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  8948. huh? the digit at that particular decimal position can be thought of representing a number of collective units depending on the position and the base, naturally this is just about representation but people need to be aware of how the representation works even if they might already "intuitively" handle it
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  8949. @SoCalWeatherIsCrap Do you consider yourself being what you are because you came to the conclusion that this is the way to go after a path of rational thinking?
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  8950. @BarackMcBush I would argue that most followers of any religion are born 'into' it, ie. follow it because of their parents, so what's your point? BTW, what you mean with race you should rather call 'ethnic group identity'.
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  8951. @klausweasley good comment
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  8952. @JinotGaming watched the vid till the end?
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  8953. Cubans?
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  8954. @mattvlad3 What experts? People who use Adobe Illustrator for creating gift cards and don't know what OCR and layer detection heuristcs are? :->
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  8955. But not charged for doing something "motivated by religious hatred or hostility"
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  8956. @thirtyoneuniform He gave that evidence.
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  8957. with huge balls
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  8958. @dangerouslytalented Safety is one of the reasons for the high expenses.
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  8959. go on, what other accounts?
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  8960. @Sneezlebob What makes you think it should be simple to provide?
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  8961. Thanks!
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  8962. @tyguy12 So you believe that all people free from religion do drugs? Sorry, but you are wrong. :->
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  8963. I think I heard according to some Muslim schools and their hadiths interpretations only young boys singing is OK because Muhammad is said to have liked it so much.
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  8964. Depends on how you define philosophy, it's like saying math(s) is logic.
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  8965. You might be surprised to find that even many average gun owners are for certain types of gun regulations.
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  8966. a little bit late for a genetic defect to form?
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  8967. @OldSchoolSkill *thinks about starting a debate about how this is still "natural" selection*
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  8968. @oriasj He certainly didn't consider himself being Jewish and in his times there were no DNA tests.
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  8969. @pmk422 Switch to cosmic panda or unswitch from it.
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  8970. But cocaine (the alkaloid) can be "found" in nature… > Man made is when a human takes different things and mixes it together make a new thing A new thing is something you give a new name? :->
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  8971. @lumpfish99 Nobody said that he isn't entitled to his opinion, but he has to live with the consequences.
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  8972. Armenia
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  8973. "lie" :-> Told by who?
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  8974. @1samothrace77 Next time, the SWAT team will board the plane while in air, they just need to take some flight acrobatics hours first.
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  8975. I think he made a fair point how the omnipotence of the (modern) Abrahamic god might impact how the believers behave.
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  8976. > Read "The Biggest Secret" by David Icke. Does he talk about reptilian people in there?
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  8977. @hadizamohammed You are probably right, but how to determine what the reasons for a relationship were and where to draw the line?
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  8978. Now your trolling is just becoming absurd.
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  8979. @DarthAzabrush Murders are solved by looking at phone records? Who would have though… :->
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  8980. > "Secularists" Huh? Who's talking about the government?
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  8981. Moldova does not fulfil the EU requirements at the moment, it could take yeeeeears.
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  8982.  @thierryf67  But what if Russia takes Odessa? Then they might not have enough time before becoming vassals of Russia next.
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  8983. selective perception eh?
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  8984. @JIYkp Blind people are always a problem and a religion is defined by its followers.
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  8985. cheap labor after WW2, also war in Yugoslavia, oh and Kurds
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  8986. > Dallas Not representative. ;)
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  8987. @dayati You never looked up what the side effects where before you started taking it? BTW, how did you detox? Regular enemas?
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  8988. @SabahAlev Because it changes the pronunciation.
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  8989. @ConcealedTruism Huh? You need to serve a higher being in order to have a "sense of belonging" and "hope"?
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  8990. "if they turn renegades, seize them and slay them wherever ye find them"? (4:89)
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  8991. with just any stranger?
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  8992. @sweetw3d What are doing here on the Internet, which male allowed you to go online, shouldn't you be in the kitchen doing Falafels?
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  8993. @XxXmizzshottaXxX But what insults people? People might be insulted by anything.
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  8994. @KAPTAINmORGANnWo4eva Hardly, there isn't one side the losing force wants to go to.
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  8995. @Tent316 11 years? That would be next year.
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  8996. I think he said it tongue-in-cheek.
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  8997. @concernedagain Oh, of course the Pope is supposed to have an opinion, if it's written down and official it's called a Papal encyclical. Also the pope having an opinion it's basically the raison-d'être of his job since he is infallible in the sense that he always has the last word that counts.
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  8998. @birdbath318 It makes no difference what gender your child is.
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  8999. but the tax payer pays for it
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  9000. @MarkoKraguljac Did you try to make an argument against freedom of speech?
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  9001. @ImRoflolpwned This video is very interesting, it is no joke for me.
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  9002. not only soybeans but GMO soybeans!!!111 what's next, beer (hops)??!
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  9003. The ottomans sure smoked a lot.
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  9004. Why?
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  9005. @maggru91 Maybe because there is no such thing as passive eating? ;-)
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  9006. @LordSnow69 >>'true Christianity' Who are you to decide what 'true Christianity' is?
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  9007. @iamcupcakeable So you are claiming that the church didn't knew about this and that it was the act of single individuals even with such astounding numbers and the fact that the Catholic church and the fascist were in bed together? :->
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  9008. @colddude2006 Sorry, but becoming something because saying some magic formula does sound just as stupid. It's the believes that count, not some ritual.
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  9009. Any?
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  9010. @argonoch 5 hours each for every 15 minutes of non-outtakes
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  9011. > If corporations collect information unlawfully, no libertarian, even a watered down one like Rand, could possibly be ok with it. In their world it never is unlawful by itself.
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  9012. @Redshift21 "downloading peoples private info"? What's that?
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  9013. @LuDimezofKush Dogs are not something falling from the sky, there are owners who can and should control them.
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  9014. it's a natural process in such systems where the winner takes all
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  9015. exactly
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  9016. Would be interesting to have a debate between Wolfram and Stoll.
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  9017. I'd rather be proud of my personal achievements.
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  9018. @TsugaruClan and what's his last name?
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  9019. This channel shouts 90s/early 00s style.
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  9020. your persecution complex is showing
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  9021. They were only interpreted this way after the big bang theory came into being, not the other way around.
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  9022. Racy Comments Get Republican Governor In Trouble
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  9023. @3dkiller lol, green book lover?
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  9024. @luanluan2006 > "potential health risk" How potential is potential enough and why not doing the equivalent for females (cremoval of clitoral hood and band) then as well?
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  9025. There is no link to weather modifications, he claims there is, that's where the 'conspiracy theorist' part begins…
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  9026. @thefalstini Which of the commandments? The first half only talks about god, the second just has some interpersonal rules.
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  9027. are you always and everywhere the same personality or do you behave differently e.g. in private than in work
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  9028. > Planned Parenthood now lobbies for post-birth abortion, which would make what Dr. Gosnell was doing legal. I doubt they do, after all they can't overrule Roe vs. Wade.
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  9029. @whoo689 Berbers, look them up. Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam.
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  9030. @UtubeMyAccountName If a person is running for presidency then a "personal attack" like in this case pointing out hypocrisy with the apparent sexuality of her husband is IMHO justified.
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  9031. @123trymeout Because Facebook does not give a damn about anonymity, the openly admit it.
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  9032. @brownhornet22 I have seen people with tattoos and piercings being employing is proper jobs, you never know.
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  9033. @iconografer you don't pay extraordinary extra taxes on Alcohol
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  9034. Are they talking about tracking using Cookies or history checking using ":visited" CSS?
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  9035. > ESPECIALLY since NOBODY has EVER said that bert & ernie are gay. Rumor had it for a long time.
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  9036. @MissNophi2U Well, a large part of Turkey and the whole of Armenia in on the Asian continent, so let's call them Asians. ;-P
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  9037. @VirtualBilly I've seen the opposite happening, consevative parents changing their views after their son came out.
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  9038. d'uh, caffeine causing early births is old knowledge isn't it?
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  9039. the NIST perspective?
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  9040. @bluefootedpig Implying that he would have not captured him alive if it would have been possible…
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  9041. > and why would Germany Ally with a sick man huh ? Because that was the only smart thing against Russia and the Balkan entente? Also, no Bosphorus for the enemies. > Muslims are immune to Propaganda. But of course… :-> That's why there are… wait, I guess no matter what I say now you will claim that "no true Muslim…", basically using the no-true-Scotsman fallacy
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  9042. "But I poop from there."
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  9043. Hardly "unified".
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  9044. I don't get what you are saying. Are you trying to make the point that propitiating all religions is unreasonable? Fair enough, then why care about Christianity?
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  9045. Economic sense in not realising that what they would do would lead to Greece deaulting one way or another?
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  9046. a brain-storming on why there are gods, and why they possibly share some similarities
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  9047. foreign DNA, so what?
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  9048. @jpowers55 So what? Things change, _everyone_ should get over it. There should be no races*, no "race wars", just people. *) In fact there are none, only subjective classifications based on looks.
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  9049. just like Jupiter!
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  9050. Next thing you see: CENK UYGUR FORMER HOST ON MSNBC ARRESTED FOR RAPE
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  9051. > Gays should have CIVIL UNIONS with same Gov Privileges of Marriage Why? Just so it's a different name? You advocate forced sterilizations?
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  9052. @smokeyjon2000 What about other risk-groups then?
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  9053. @starcatcher2222 And I wasn't talking about the Quran… the book is not the only source for the majority of Muslims.
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  9054. @ticotico9000 Yeah, so zionist he speaks bad about Israel at every occastion… >_> Oh you Arabs…
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  9055. @blackkakari I believe the first claim but not the second one.
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  9056. Magnetic levitation yes, superconductors no.
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  9057. You start small and go step-by-step, this way it seems less absurd.
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  9058. There are no "unevolved" monkey, firstly they (e.g. the old world monkeys) "evolved" (changed through generations) parallel with us, second there is no absolute "evolveness" scale, evolution is adaptation to where it fits well. But I guess one can really assume one was created by gods similar to one, in fact one probably lived in paradise quite some time after being created, it's called childhood and the "gods" are one's parents.
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  9059. @paxari the Iranians are probably going to retaliated in Israel rather than the US
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  9060. good idea, he could steal votes from the repubs
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  9061. > Go study some biology to get some understanding of evolution models first! Who are you talking to? > can't explain how the information to keep going or turn back is passed down from generation to generation Information is subjective, information entropy in the sense of Shannon is the relation of information in data. There is no reason to believe information can't be created through non-determinism "unplanned" processes.
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  9062. well, mutations are a good start
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  9063. @fitobcnfito The old Greeks knew soap just as well as the old Germans, what the hell did you Spaniards do?
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  9064. so brain surgeons are no rocket scientists?
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  9065. @oJesskaPanorama Ｎｏ　ｒｅａｓｏｎ　ｔｏ　ｗｒｉｔｅ　ｉｎ　ｆｕｎｎｙ　ｆｏｎｔ．
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  9066. no, they don't
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  9067. @xxdonaldqxxx I'd doubt that, nobody can top the religious leaders of the Renaissance, Medici and such.
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  9068. @BlackMambakins There might be ghettos in European cities, but computer, internet and means of transportation are also considered basic necessities nowadays so in the more social countries in Europe you might get support for these things (either state-run [often on local level] or private-run but state-sponsored)
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  9069. @Judicial78 Actually it does not make such a big difference if whether it licks it's ass as long as it's generally healthy, if it has dangerous stuff in it then it's everywhere.
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  9070. @AQ1888 An operation by the fire department costs way more than just $ 75. It's like an insurance fee.
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  9071. Printing money can help the economy, because deflation might be bad too (less money flow, less exports).
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  9072. agnostic atheist?
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  9073. @wishinglies Forced pregnancy as a form of punishment?
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  9074. @Oohsuger Maybe he is a masochist? Maybe he wants to prove that he is not afraid of no Muslim?
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  9075. > John's apocalypse is just one of the most amazing piece of literrature ever written So is LotR IMHO, your point?
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  9076. they talk only about integer division
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  9077. @christinepeace Next up: different planets.
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  9078. Better than to carry it to term so it will probably die not long after it was born?
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  9079. well, you made no arguments BTW: did he create himself too?
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  9080. @balkloth cutting of the whole penis reduces it by 100%
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  9081. @MaicoMoon I tell you what I want what I really really want…
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  9082. Punishing for conscription training? LOL, even US states used to do this.
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  9083. Considering that customers might prefer legal services, yes.
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  9084. solar is then free energy too?
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  9085. You are making the comparison to pushing out leaders that weren't elected?
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  9086. @melora72 He took breaks.
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  9087. how does one fuck without DNA?
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  9088. @vRennas Indeed, the potential-something realm is absurd, so again how is "killing a potential baby is no way to run from you irresponsibility"?
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  9089. @LiBlub1 Salut!
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  9090. @Stevie68000 source?
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  9091. Who would eat this?!
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  9092. Your problem is that you are presenting none, your claims aren't backed up.
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  9093. @Candy786able 1) yepp 2) he was a circus performer and trained every day 3) all fake 4) there are many people of his alleged ancestry that look like this 5) all fake 6) good falsettos can mimic any voice 7) yepp 8) we're in the 21st century dude, nowadays masks resist everything like this 9) not when it is made of the same material as flesh lights 10 ) coloured contact lenses 11) getting such a mask is easy too 12) the mask was really good 13) modern nano technology 14 ) yepp
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  9094. @blue4arekkusu Maybe it's byproduct that simply is not severe enough to cause evolutionary pressure for it to make it less likely.
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  9095. wow, your arguments are very sound :->
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  9096. just wondering, in which ones? I know only countries where political TV ads are banned
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  9097. There can be no winners or losers when it comes to religious logic, since it's not logical to begin with. ;) Fun stuff: * God's so omnipotent he can create a stone so heavy he himself can't lift it. * God's perfect and all-good, but not everything he creates is perfect and all-good. * God is all-knowing so he can see into the future but not actions of humans aren't predetermined. * …
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  9098. @elfornse y so truz!!1
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  9099. @missy7780 And BTW it is not considered a sin all some Muslim scholars.
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  9100. 0/10
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  9101. @evaku2 Getting a little high should be put in relation to getting low afterwards, just like antidepresants like Xanax aren't for everybody…
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  9102. do not release there were no planes because flying is impossible?
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  9103. When you said "Its amazing how so many people do not realise this" you surely meant that there were no planes at all, that these were just holographic projects?
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  9104. What would be "proven" according to you? A video of it happening? :-> Seriously from the genetic side we have good evidence for it, e.g. we have evidence for how a relatively "recent" chromosome fusion created chromosome 2.
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  9105. Huh, "blacks" generally? Oh boy…
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  9106. @Tartersauce101 I thought that she might have been under the influence of something but tried very hard to stay concentrated in reading from the teleprompter that apparently was set to a slow speed. She might have been under the influence of alcohol and tried not to let herself go, that's why she seemed different than let's say drunk Sarkozy.
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  9107. Halal as in actually having more blood residues since being sliced in outdated ways? Halal as in only touched by mussulmen? Halal as in having it's head pointed in the direction of a landed meteoroid while killed? Yeah, that'll do it… :->
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  9108. Who lived in the townships, vs. who lives in the West bank settlements?
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  9109. What do you mean with insulting the _Islamic_ world? Insulting Islam?
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  9110. You are now talking about outright banning things, in this case the argument was for reducing energy consumption. With more consumption there is more need for production through which other might be affected ("hurt").
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  9111. @Tripp393 Eh, just import wool from Australia.
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  9112. how much more does it the gov. cost?
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  9113. I would have understood it if he send her pictures of it in an erected state, but flaccid…?!
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  9114. > The Catholics LOL, so I suppose you are an old-school protestant believing certain conspiracy theories like the ones found in the Chick comics? > "then"
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  9115. @MassZombicide Not really permanent.
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  9116. Do you agree with the liberty principle, that generally (per default) adult non-mentally-handicapped persons should do whatever they want as long as they don't harm others? The principle might be relative, but it's good.
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  9117. @toaker This shouldn't matter.
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  9118. in sense of what nowadays is called ethnic group, which makes clear it's a social structure, not something biological
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  9119. I believe it's already gov run.
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  9120. @samiam2088 Thanks to Attatürk I guess.
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  9121. @ilikemunting another one?
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  9122. @Ollie9402 Say it's the 1940s, would you have said the same if there was a little uprising in Nazi Germany, just wondering?
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  9123. what about sulfur hexafluoride?
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  9124. @LIVE4LA Nah, Iran hasn't as much power in Iraq as the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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  9125. But why does the pine tree not comb the sausage zygote? After all the melting process has surfaced more than the furnace will blend.
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  9126. lol hell
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  9127. weak 'n review
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  9128. Cenk is a reptilian just like Obama and all evil people around the globe, just ask David Icke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  9129. @sammaggie234 maybe they represent fat cats too?
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  9130. @BabylonsKing It's not that much the age, she probably was like that before, just with old age they are even less likely to change.
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  9131. @ben2028 That aircraft went there with quite some acceleration and you know what happens to object that accelerate?
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  9132. @Shaggice Babies don't have menstruation, therefore no "baby tampon".
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  9133. The video does not say that it is bad.
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  9134. And I mentioned quite some mismatches.
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  9135. Iceland has no capital punishment. ;)
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  9136. @TheSydrek I would add Libya and Sudan.
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  9137. Why not? There is nothing wrong with that.
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  9138. @UberNoodleX What about female circumcision (let's say only the lesser forms of only removing the clitoral hood band and excess skin)?
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  9139. if he hands you a backpack and asks you to visit some place with you, DON'T GO!
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  9140. house? what about the nomads? seems like no side sides with them
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  9141. stop it, you are terrorising this channel!
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  9142. @FrozenPetrolPie Well, the moderate Muslims reject most oral traditions (Hadiths) at least.
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  9143. > of course they did So where is the issue?
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  9144. @A86 USPS is delivering in Italy? :->
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  9145. Ye, because it was like totally different! :->
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  9146. @synchronyJEM If he was only against putting white people on the death row, then yeah, I would call him intolerant. ;-)
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  9147. @tealovetreeheart Is it not Islam's fault that it's not holding all people in place?
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  9148. @AnnaMayaHouse Well, at least he might be in a glass cage.
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  9149. @romanmir01 True, also a nuclear explosion would have been impossible with that fuel.
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  9150. somewhere in South America they used to use their toes too ;)
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  9151. @gulllars Seems like someone does not know good British comedy.
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  9152. What about her majesty the Queen?
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  9153. I didn't see him use the plural form…
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  9154. @bluefootedpig So you don't think that de-facto monopolies emerge naturally?
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  9155. Well, but what you said probably also applies to the removal of the prepuce in women, are you in favor of that too?
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  9156. he spoke Russian, so he was Russian
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  9157. @RayRai8262 Well, it's not genetical adaptation.
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  9158. Heh, so banning unregistered guns would not be possible in the US simply because its executive force is so weak.
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  9159. TheOnion is not comedy! >:O It's finest news.
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  9160. @AustrianAtheist Unlike the Rasio station coup this might have been real and the Nutzis simply took the opportunity. AFAIK, similar to what happened in the Austrian civil war I might add.
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  9161. @kibilz Well, then why not banning relationships that can create off spiring with "a high chance of having negative genetic defects" in general?
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  9162. @34601k I guess they tried to split the thinking and non-thinking between personnel, ie. let some people do the planning and others the work. Too bad this model does not always work out.
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  9163. what did they defend, didn't they loose every open battle?
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  9164. Ayn Rand about conservatives and their religiousness (1961): oTf6NK0wsiA
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  9165. > While there is a "large pool of possibilities", the majority, if not all of them, are multiples of 19. I doubt it very much. Are the majority of letter counts multiples of 19? Unlikely. Does the 19th factoradic of every 19th word create a new word that makes sense? Nope. I could go on like this forever… You just show what "fits", not what doesn't, the way you show it you repress the relations between matches and misses. Should you be aware of that then it's quite disingenuous.
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  9166. @MyLocalman What's a religion?
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  9167. @teuast It didn't solve these problems because "people wouldn't believe in it enough", for the same reason communism and any other utopian ideology failed. ;-)
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  9168. @Solidus1086 Well, I guess that's why it's important that logic and critical thinking have to be thought in school.
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  9169. @richiefranklin76 Then why don't you?
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  9170. It's circular when religious folks judge actions as good or bad based on their personal interpretations and at the same time claim that they aren't subjective.
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  9171. @KingofRockandRoll511 Incorrect, sexes are there for mixing the gene pool.
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  9172. Rousseff's cancer is resolved.
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  9173. Bobby Fischer?
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  9174. Nothing is clear, who says that neither one is the original of another but that both are edits of one original? Claiming "it is more likely" is highly fallacious.
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  9175. you should also report the upvoters, after all they apparently approve of this
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  9176. for being a poor academic he made a name for himself in many fields, maybe he is a poor academic, but certainly a successful one
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  9177. because they stop with nuclear
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  9178. @maria610421 I thought you were the one claiming the end is near?
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  9179. How very old-Persian (Achaemenid) of you? No wait, they screwed each other in daylight, didn't they? And they had harems before there were "Sultans".
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  9180. yes, and they can be voted for AFAIK
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  9181. > all teachings r about respect & love Are they? Nothing about killing and making people property? :->
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  9182. 16:9 recording horizontally, thus making it 9:16 displayed here in a 16:9 frame
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  9183. Falsely attributed to Thomas Jefferson; first reported in Matt Carson, On A Hill They Call Capital: A Revolution Is Coming‎ (2007), p. 131. Not found prior to 2007.
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  9184. @ChristianMission The abortion doctors are not only the target of murder, and 8 are more than enough.
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  9185. the way to be subsidised forever?
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  9186. […] > »Homosexuality does not permit boundaries.« Everyone is free to set boundaries for himself. Freedom of speech by itself does not permit boundaries, so what? > »It is more likened to zoosexuality or pedosexuality or necrosexuality b/c in none of those unions can life be produced« Relationships with a sterile partner would have been a better analogue, since in this case both partners are consenting. You are against these types of relationships too? […]
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  9187. 2 too much
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  9188. I think they did this before, at the very least with binary numbers.
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  9189. @PrecisePuncher yes, their posts look exactly like this
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  9190. No evidence for both.
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  9191. Because non-humans, kids and mentally-challenged are considered to not know what they are doing, they are except from liability but also not as free. You might call it arbitrary but it's a good heuristic. > yes, i think people should have all liberties provided its safe Don't know what you mean with safe.
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  9192. @FaMingZhe Beware the white boogeyman under your bed!
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  9193. So small arms should do? No need to allow heavier?
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  9194. > we live in a world were every thing seems to be continuos (natural numbers do not exist) Seems, but it is probably more along the lines of permutations.
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  9195. @JohnnyPeacemaker Don't forget the time he mixed up Afghanistan and Iraq.
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  9196. @tomitstube There were insecticides used in that era and mercury was already a problem.
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  9197. increase for whom?
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  9198. @aboloes You are thinking of exhibitionists, they are not the same as pedophiles.
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  9199. let's do it now or devil may care
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  9200. @DoYerBest The universe is everything, d'oh.
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  9201. @cssftw100 The world is not black and white, both things might be true, the protest groups get support from outside (esp. from source that share the same religion/culture/ideology) and he is not what could be considered "gentle" with them (just like his dad).
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  9202. @sagemakaiserxl We brush their teeth and forbid them french kissing other elephants, problem solved!
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  9203. @MyLittleBomb Are they? But what are Jews exactly? The Nutzis put people in camps for being something they themselves even didn't really knew they were because they were integrated (some say assimilated).
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  9204. @flamedrag18 vocal ≠ huge But yeah, sometimes it seems like it, which is something I would've rather excepted in countries where alcohol or such is much more regulated (e.g. Sweden).
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  9205. Once all that children from tennie moms grow up? ;)
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  9206. @Anthony1324576890 they can't really consent, but yea, from the law site of view there are sometimes no specific laws banning that so you would need to prove that it's animal abuse
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  9207. @fte26 He showed the other form 2008, and there is basically no long form in Hawaii.
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  9208. wmn too?
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  9209. @dookdawg214 He's an idiot for believing that his plan had any chance of succeeding.
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  9210. @TheKalimanMX Well, if you want to preserve general tolerance can you tolerate intolerance?
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  9211. @Xenite227 There are always massive bird die-offs in hard winters when the prior summers were good so that the birds did brood more than once or more eggs. Not sure if this was so much the case this time but when it happened it didn't get much media attention.
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  9212. > The true loving Mujahideen No true Scotsman…
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  9213. @Domzdream Inbreeding also preserves the bad genes, then you've got problems. Mental retardation, haemophilia, …
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  9214. So nobody can?
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  9215. @OzoneBX So true, you too should be open minded about the spaghetti monster!
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  9216. @binke316 it seems like it's failing on fulfilling that point.
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  9217. @ticotico9000 Nope, it seems to fail, the population is ever-growing.
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  9218. Well, but without religion people doing things with motives like "money, power and access to resources/land" would have a harder time finding a disguise motive (e.g. an ideological one). Now I personally don't think that making all people atheist by itself would bring peace and hapiness because I understand that, e.g. atheism does not imply e.g. critical thinking and I am sure some atheists share this opinion, maybe not the more vocal ones.
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  9219. Nope, the generally definition know is that (a)theism is about belief and (a)gnosticm about knowledge.
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  9220. @thabithskit It's a victimless crime at this point, true.
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  9221. @W7edwin English, American and Cajun?
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  9222. @jackhartcup con-tra-dic-tion? Thanks! You learn a new word every day.
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  9223. @UtubeMyAccountName The price to pay for such things is relative, supply and demand, remember? Now if someone the private sector just could a monopoly on certain necessities…
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  9224. > it's on our currency It wasn't there 100 years ago. Since when is deism/naturalism Christianity? And why protestant in particular?
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  9225. @pirbird14 Yepp, and there were quite some xenphobic forces there that didn't liked the Jews. That's why the term "the Jew question" was born.
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  9226. @dadreamzworld Most if not all religious ideologies make statements about the creation of the world and often also about it's borders.
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  9227. @NewYorkCityUSA7 Settling something out-of-court with a huge sum of money might be an indicator that in court he would've lost.
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  9228. Measuring "religiousness" is probably hard and not to mention getting reliable statistics on that.
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  9229. @buugiman78 Nope, nothing _offical_ from NASA.
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  9230. > on their side thinking that there is no God or even any need for one So I sense some pragmatic argument for god here? God might not be real but still come in handy?
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  9231. Not a big deal, but odd anyways, don't ya think? What kind of question is that supposed to be?
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  9232. @genie0390 Huh, Russia? Are you talking about the necessary extension of the arms reduction treaty?
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  9233. INB4 the-Numa-Numa-guys-are-not-gay rage
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  9234. if it's so clear then there should be no discerning opinion in the Muslim world, right? :->
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  9235. Oh yeah, with all those claqueurs he had, marvelous!
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  9236. @bill12341234 Exciting times require WHAT?
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  9237. @TheBill2468 Actually, it's pretty interesting to see that after execution they come to the insight that it didn't made their sleep any better. There is an interesting movie on that based on real happenings.
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  9238. what would respect mean according to you? no criticism?
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  9239. is there a name of the largest possible measurement in the universe?
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  9240. @BrandonSchleifer lube for his hole?
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  9241. @naym2011 Purpose to serve a deity?
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  9242. @samuraistalin Only the whiny ones?
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  9243. @SeniorTopCat Huh? What difference does it make? BTW: With races you probably mean ethnic groups.
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  9244. @TheBeatlesFan420 I heard that in the case of autism (the severe forms, the real stuff ;-)) this might be not such a good idea.
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  9245. @loodiksa Oh hello there Mr. Ambassador-of-all-Saudis.
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  9246. minors can't consent
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  9247. @Mikeonyoutuification we do what we must because we can for the good of all of us except for the ones who are dead
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  9248. oh course it is, it strengthens the teeth in the right dosage
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  9249. voting system = taxing system? :->
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  9250. yeah, and next you will tell us it's linked to autism am I right? :->
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  9251. Did the reporter start his question to Clinton with "Mister president…"?
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  9252. @Dahgrostabphri What about it? If they just added fructose and glucose with more fructose than glucose it would be the same (considering that the HFCS is clean).
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  9253. but in titles you sometimes capitalise nouns
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  9254. You follow homeopathy?
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  9255. There has yet to be a definite ruling by higher courts on this, it's not as clear-cut as you make to be.
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  9256. @AustrianAtheist They would intruduce light-savings time! Oh wait…
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  9257. > It wasn't that bad of an answer "Men are the key"?
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  9258. allowing guns even for non-well-regulated militia?
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  9259. Don't know what your definition of natural is but indeed monogamous relationships certainly weren't the type of relationships the majority of us lived in for most of our history, circumstances didn't allow for it.
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  9260. that's what I meant, they didn't need to hide themselves and/or only in company with someone, before that it apparently was a necessity
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  9261. @amaqula "And Catholic teachings are the basis of Western Civilisation" Please tell me you are trolling, please…
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  9262. @GJNCA Afghans are Arabs?! Some Afghans would beg to differ…
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  9263. Windows sounds in my TYT video?
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  9264. Huh? Don't you get mailed the appropriate voting place?
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  9265. virus it is
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  9266. 3rd party votes are still lost.
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  9267. @crammasters Are they white because they made most of the profits or is being white making them make the most profits? How does the colour play a role here?
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  9268. @bluefootedpig Huh? What makes you think that she is atheist? Bosnia is not quote an atheistic country, and Cenk did not blame them for possibly being Christians but for not standing up for their ideals.
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  9269. @Kooshkff I know, but Christian fundamentalists don't make this distinction, they are the ones claiming the US is founded on Christianity. I was talking about the religious persecution complex on the example of evangelical Christian fundamentalists in the US.
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  9270. OK, then I will delete my air and water-tight theory on how to successfully reconcile general relativity and quantum field theory while curing cancer and AIDS. I was going to post it only once in a life time and you blew it for all of humanity.
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  9271. you are talking about the history feature
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  9272. > Global Warming has been proven a hoax Nope. > the temperature has NOT been rising for the last 15 years. Yes it has (global average that is).
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  9273. How to define "physical presence"? Awareness of something/-place? Check. Control of a something/-place? Check. Both things apply to everywhere for god therefore god is everywhere.
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  9274. @5233484 What makes you think that?
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  9275. @shift9303 Yes and no, the ecosystem isn't static by itself, ie. it changes all the time, it's true that the extictin of a species might have a smaller or larger impact on the ecosytem but it still is there just a little bit different-
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  9276. @LeMiff Technically, he is responsible for all deaths if just "passively" but then there would be no difference between doing something "passively" or "actively" for a omnipotent and omniscient being but then it all doesn't make sense in the first place.
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  9277. Funny how the US has the possibility for a draft but no preparation training like in other countries which with conscription systems.
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  9278. @MrsHamdulila The definition of maturity may vary, but not so much maturity itself.
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  9279. @NjC121 And have only rotaries as crossroads?
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  9280. @LibertaerUeberAlles You are half-German right? Da redet gerade der Richtige…
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  9281. So much for Arabic then? ;-) (I know you probably meant Arabic in relation to language and culture rather than being from the Arabian peninsula, but still)
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  9282. the Mormon next door told me that the Book of Mormon was the last edition, oh and then there is this Bahaii guy…
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  9283. mommy and daddy as roles?
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  9284. Bacon is indeed pork, tasty pork one must add.
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  9285. the end of the world again? wasn't Paul waiting for it already all his lifetime?
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  9286. @Jtownlegends Well, this might just as well fit in the scheme of growing up, read what people wrote to FumingPoliticalPunk. But I wouldn't dismiss that something with a befogging effect on the mind on general strengthen it, just like people living low-oxygen areas are better runners.
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  9287. What? Russel's teapot or Santa Clause?
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  9288. there are more ways for determining and synchronizing age
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  9289. @Cap1108 Depends on how they deal with the fact that they are seen as being 'against nature', potential child molesters, nada nada nada, … Quite likely it can make them hate themselves.
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  9290. are you mixing up the real world with the sitcom one?
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  9291. @LtShock Isn't Oprah also one?
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  9292. " you are one of the evil ones" You just can't stop making baseless assumptions about me, can you? :>
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  9293. @rozar89 Racism has to with "race", unless you have strange definition of "race" that's not the case. Also, like Cenk said with Saudis he meant "people that are Saudis and have connections to the ruling elite in SA".
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  9294. @MrChris1316 you are white
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  9295. @gulbirk automatic text recognition does not like Cenk's voice
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  9296. never have commas been so important in a video title
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  9297. @H3JT3R What would be your opinion on this if she was discriminated for other reasons? Like for being black, being obese, having a speech impediment, …?
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  9298. What next? Taking lollipops from toddlers?
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  9299. @annakfan Because there are _possible_ medical issues that in most of the cases can be cured by other means you are in favor of doing such an invasive procedure implicitly? Are you also for removing tonsils preemptively although nowadays we know that it's not necessary in most of the cases when it was done in the past?
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  9300. @kurydebarcelona Totally bonkers!
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  9301. @DarthMohammed Indeed it's hard to hide what you are born in and people shouldn't dislike people for traits they can't change.
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  9302. guess what's going to be on the canteen's menu for the next weeks?
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  9303. I do.
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  9304. critical thinker? once he has made up his mind using some crazy conspiracy he won't let go no matter what, and he likes to surround himself with even crazier fellas (e.g. the Lizard guy) who sometimes contradict each other, without him pointing this out
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  9305. How?
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  9306. > For the participants to be immoral, they'd have to go against their own beliefs of morality, not the morality of the scientists Odd definition of "immorality" you got there. If according to someone's personal morality it's OK to kill people and he/she does so he is _not_ immoral according to you?!
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  9307. @Hamhark98 OK, then let's devalue money by printing more, what would that be?
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  9308. @STLConservative no private schools → no private schools lobby
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  9309. @niriop Aren't fortune cookies of Japanese origin?
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  9310. Correction, 84% are for those leaving Islam to be killed not any atheist, someone added that into Wikipedia incorrectly.
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  9311. @RoboJules Oh you US people.
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  9312. @wishinglies Well, according to some, the bush tax cuts led to more speculation since it was "free money".
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  9313. If sex still weren't such a "special thing" maybe we would see less general "slutisness".
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  9314. people can believe what they want, but if they believe in BS, it's sad and TYT should report on it
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  9315. @wthjrtx1 Why have everything duplicated several times? That bloats the government in total.
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  9316. @superphi Glass kingdom is very fragile?
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  9317. the law in Anglo-Saxon countries
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  9318. @spazzing well, I wasn't running around screaming
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  9319. @Kooshkff Huh? What makes you think I _don't_ have a problem with gay lifestyle? :P (TBH, I couldn't care less about other people's lives as long as it doesn't directly affect me) On a more general note, maybe TYT should indeed leave the statements of certain people (be they religious or not) stand for themselves and the viewers can do the more-or-less subjective generalising. But I see nothing wrong with presenting what this particular Christian pastor thinks.
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  9320. @MuammarAlGathafi If you believe in unfounded conspiracy theories then you are – may I quote you? – 'a moron beyond help'.
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  9321. @xxdonaldqxxx Yeah, peer pressure makes me try to stay healthy! They infringe my personal freedom! :->
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  9322. @tonkaaaaa So that's why there were people at all times believing that they will experience the big purge?
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  9323. @quidproquo2004 Only higher animals, you wouldn't want to include insects, do you?
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  9324. @TruthAndMoreTruth The matrix code points to a web adress. It has some error correction so unlike what they guy said you could leave out a square or too and it is there to be scanned by smartphones, scanning a text of a web adress would be much harder for software and you would have no error correction.
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  9325. the problem is that it does not explain _everything_? well, that's a problem of every theory then, isn't it?
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  9326. @sergioccs74 invention → patent right
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  9327. @TheDonaldPierce Why would you think of allowing murder and rape?
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  9328. @AndrewMatt16 But surely in 20 years every one will get one implanted into their retina.
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  9329. > It just smells whole fishy. Have you researched the gene? Or do you believe it's all part of a conspiracy by big pharma?
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  9330. @TheMartinez08 Yes he is, they clearly said so.
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  9331. @mattvlad3 heh, actually I was thinking of the to AJ video on this when writing my post
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  9332. Well, coffee drinking has to be learned too, don't do if after noon and you should have less problems.
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  9333. that's what you claim, yet you have to prove it, I am sure followers of other religions claim similar of their deities, again, aren't you by own definition close-minded towards other deities?
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  9334.  @silverstone78  I wondered whether you would say what you actually wanted to say.
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  9335. no, following a stone-dancing cult won't help
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  9336. @ChristianMission Christians like Thomas Paine? :->
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  9337. @demondragon45 I see a problem in properly defining what an "abusive business" is.
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  9338. @haroldchristian1 Rand Paul believes in "order without rule" in the form of the invisible hand, so I believe it fits pretty well. Chomsky also likes to quote Adam Smith and speak about his interpretation of Smith's ideas (there is a Youtube video on that) so I don't think they are on the opposite side of the spectrum (might be also because the political ideas can't be properly represented in a one-dimensional presentation).
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  9339. @darkiz7 Oh my! Why would they do that? :O
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  9340. @pashav Not only Ayyatollahs, also early leader from the 6th century were against dogs as pets.
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  9341. Sending videos per email? Bad idea…
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  9342. @peoplz360 The facts that there were no planes or that reptilians flew them? :->
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  9343. @WarrenEdwardBuffet > "So what account are you talking about?" When he dealt with Asma bint Marwan.
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  9344. @samiam2088 Well, the judge in your example would discriminate against someone, your example would have to be changed to "a judge that refusing to perform any marriages until miscegenation laws are put back in place" to be somewhat comparable.
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  9345. I hated how Jonny came through life using lies, deceit and some violence, I really wished him bad in afterlife.
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  9346. @romanmir01 Well, if the US stopped doing free trade it also mean an end to the current standard of living.
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  9347. @JordanSeriously Danmark
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  9348. @bullprestige I do wonder what the US thinks of the Indian genocide. When they almost killed of an entire race of people. Pro-Life?.. please. You clowns just flap your lips. Why don't you "rebel" against your country to return native Amerian land? If anyone doesn't know how disgusting these people are and how they lie.
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  9349. @DaytonaRoadster I hope you will once break the law and then become a prisoner without ANY rights.
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  9350. True, no matter what, there is always room for gods of the gaps, including the Christian god.
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  9351. @Killingglorie This case here is hardly a new phenomena.
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  9352. @YawnGod If it was genetically caused then now it is.
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  9353. I am saying the Quran didn't say anything of value concerning this.
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  9354. @jjcale1111 Provocateured when they were living in Germany?
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  9355. @DaytonaRoadster Actually, increased CO2 levels might be more problematic than useful for coral reefs.
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  9356. When they say race they mean "ethnicity". But too different mtDNA results sounds like a mixup.
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  9357. @gutsnaktehbold They didn't die out, they just stopped identifying as such.
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  9358. @bonnita1010 It's very rare that one is really a "half-half" gender, the chromosomes have to be a certain way. So it's more like a person is one gender but has a certain "slant".
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  9359. @eeeen321 Does the same apply to alcohol?
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  9360. @SuperRegisteredUser I am sorry sir, who you are talking to? Who is "defending a country (Israel)"? And I am certainly mocking you, for throwing around random hate. Instead of telling me how you define a 'Jew' you accuse me of supporting Israel.
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  9361. @AlmostaFlipinSkater The laws of Iran represent Islam is what the Iranian goverment is saying.
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  9362. @angst101 Probably depends on the relation of demand and supply of porn actresses.
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  9363. You seem like an angry individual. Release l'enfer !
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  9364. @CaligalinLibrary That was IG Farben.
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  9365. yeah, they should have better come up with example for why rings and fields need the property
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  9366. actually the British weren't very fond of this idea in the beginning
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  9367. @katsumorymoto no >:O
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  9368. Most democratic countries have first-pass-the-post? I very much doubt it, most have strong parliaments with pro-rata representation.
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  9369. @CalebAlucardtheHagan Don't they believe that Noah simply forgot them?
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  9370. @charms71 Yeah right if they don't want them exposed to all-races-are-equal talk or don't-kill-people talk then then the parents should what's necessary for their personal agenda… :->
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  9371. @youngbuck189 honey is hard to produce, HFCS is easy once you have the right enzymes
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  9372. @dahiya1 Yeah, I agree we shouldn't tolerate everything, like for example intolerant ideologies, ie. religions.
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  9373. @97bravada Well, he will tell you the same for he believes that you will end there for not being the same faith as him.
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  9374. We all are links to the next generations.
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  9375. great argumentation we've got here, sir :->
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  9376. @cheesemaccer Fusing and combining to molecules are two different things, fusing is always exogen.
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  9377. @arad7613 Yeah, the Sunni-Shiite wars already happened, remember that Egypt was once mainly Shiite.
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  9378. @595o Oops, eastwards, not south- (or whichever direction Mecca currently lies if you think of the earth as a plate).
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  9379. @FranklyMsShankley Ewww, gross, that should be banned.
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  9380. […] Anyways, if you state you dislike vulgat theists or atheists who don't understand classical and constructive logic and don't know the common fallacies I would have agreed with you…
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  9381. How can you assume he is mocking you? Are you considering those who have belief in unicorns (more than you might assume if you count every follower of a scripture that in its most popular English translation mentions that) to be below you?
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  9382. @ConcealedTruism "And if you look at the DNA and Biological records there is no way we are related to a sunflower" if you look at the DNA you will see that there are things that you can trace back to blue-green algae and other single-celled organisms that are the basis for plants as well as animals. And single-celled organisms are arguable the best in evolving.
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  9383. @noprofitmaximierung Don't forget the Ukraine.
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  9384. I am sure if every one would make up their god story independently it might still share certain characteristics, like a lost paradise of the past, a father and/or mother figure, something related to the fear of death, fulfilling the wish for absolute justice for everyone at some point, human traits everywhere … I am sure psychology would be to blame for this (lost paradise = early childhood), not that this was any closer to the truth.
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  9385. just because it's wishful, it's counter-factual?
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  9386. @Coffeeisnecessary With you making such observation you probably have assburgers. ;-)
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  9387. > Tries to regain his credibility by attacking religion. You make it sound like attacking religion would be something bad...
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  9388. @khubization A leader on religious matters == a religious leader.
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  9389. You are not stating affiliation to a religion by doing Yoga.
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  9390. is an US embassy part of US territory, what about ships and planes under US flags?
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  9391. @Jordanloll He helped them with population control?
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  9392. should he rather talk about Islam? ;)
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  9393. well, something that was hidden (in an infant) is being revealed, certainly fits the description of something being sliced open.
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  9394. @igotaidsinnarnia Maybe be saw his little daughter do it and he wanted to make it more realistic? Also because of his agenda for breast feeding and against the bottle?
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  9395. @RedShadow238 Western-backed dictatorships like Gaddafi was in the last years? :->
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  9396. @boumar19721972 You would have similar problems with any trade form.
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  9397. @thawthepast huh?
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  9398. @shittyfagg Try not to convert people? So he should better "shut up" because otherwise he might convert people?
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  9399. @NeccoWecco Gay sex too.
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  9400. @GermansMustDie Proudness is a good thing?
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  9401. Not Persian?
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  9402. @greycloud24 It's unlikely she could have forced him into having intercourse, she did not have the power, but he did.
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  9403. @upabittoolate "homosexual man, however, can pretend in an interview & on the job & in his personal life." Like Mr. Bachmann?
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  9404. @mrrkkemp Well, he was the god of the Israelites, resp. the one god guiding the chosen ones. The Christians see themselves as the real followers of this god since they "recognized the messiah".
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  9405. you are talking about that other stuff, not THC, they talk about the amounts of THC which does have "psychological effects"
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  9406. what has the government to do with this other that they didn't enact any real privacy laws?
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  9407. > The Old Testament is all about genetic manipulation Ahahaha. > All the skeletons of the giants that have been found in the US have been confiscated and hidden by the Smithsonian. Ohhohoho, please stop. Too obvious trolling but funny nonetheless, the sad part is that there are people out there who believe that.
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  9408. @Lemmingologist How many would you get this way? 50? 100? You can't beat the highscore set by 9/11 this way.
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  9409. It would still have been a story if let's say Mongolia, Denmark or the Vatican State did it.
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  9410. > forced their people to abandon their gods? Weren't they majority Christian anyway at this time? So it's just one particular god idea they had to abandon.
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  9411. You know at which point we talk about "homo sapiens sapiens"?
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  9412. @burn413 Start absurd conspiracy theory. Get it refuted. Start next sentence with "either way". Nice one! Now research when the gov released what about their story and what were just speculations done by journalists who were right away there thanks to this one Twitterer.
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  9413. @TheIronweasle Cultural Jewish? So you identify with being part of the Jewish ethnic group?
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  9414. @cherrydog9 So sometimes the rule of law is the worse option?
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  9415. Help getting more children into sciences? Like the "The Physics of Star Trek" book.
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  9416. HANDGATE!
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  9417. @salamut2202: @WFSW32: No you don't, you are unemotional creatures lacking emotions and social intuition.
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  9418. corporations that depend on such labour that is
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  9419. many heard his voice when he failed to understand timezones and this way came up with a bombing drill that never happened
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  9420. @bbphnix Your statement probably just holds true for Istanbul, the people in the east couldn't care less.
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  9421. Thanks for pointing that out, maybe it's better to mark all his posts as spam.
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  9422. I wasn't replying to you in that case, I was trying to make clear why it's reasonable to assume non-existence first and call for proof for claims of existence of something.
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  9423. We did that in elementary school but seriously high school?
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  9424. @jhualexc Are they? So surgeons always need an anesthesiologist standing next to them when doing an operation on a non-awake person?
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  9425. You should get evaluated.
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  9426. @chri5784 Well, the (neo-)Abrahamic god is by definition almighty and alknowing, he can probably even create a riddle, he himself can't solve. Wait, what?
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  9427. conspiratards spout claims all the time
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  9428. @Alex703rockstar That's why isn't African-American anymore.
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  9429. Weren't they also packing fudge?
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  9430. @kopellhinex no
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  9431. @Nyro888 Corruption on which level? Comparing corruption is always hard because it ca happen on different level (more local vs. more central).
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  9432. @nsx1com Typical non-sequitur. You know why we weren't at the moon for quite some time? Because it stopped being interesting, and manned space travel costs a fortune more than unmanned.
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  9433. @jpav0923 You would be making a choice affecting others, thus it is regulated by law. Your freedom ends where the freedom of another entity begins. And again, if something is considered part of the mother, the mother is largely free to do with it what she wants, ie. she can't be forced to have the pregnancy against her will.
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  9434. Boehner has a pink tie.
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  9435. I have never seen both of them on one photo. Coincidence? I think not…
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  9436. @PuzzlingWizard If it was "fairly obvious" then it should be / have been no issue to create a fireproof law against such stuff or better yet not acknowledge such institutions (as CoS) as religions in the first place, no? ;-)
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  9437. @sanjor8r Yeah, always for rule of law and against arbitrariness, hate it! Back in the ol' days nobody cared about no law.
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  9438. @Relyt22 Does it matter who proposed the debate?
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  9439. > My point exactly, Muslims do not assassinate. Muslims peacefully submit to God alone. And his world he is control of? Are you too in control of him? Surely, nothing can't be out of his reach…
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  9440. @hdoglesby release the clutch while braking?
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  9441. > ..since not few of them got killed in Western and Middle Europe Not few?! How many in numbers please?
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  9442. Anatolia vs. Istanbul?
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  9443. @DivineLightSound And Buddhism is any better? :->
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  9444. not mammal ones
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  9445. Bacteria are living things, they sure feel pain if I change the thermostat .
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  9446. @ThatguyNice You think that homosexuality is about everything except gay sex? Not except, but not just about it, one can live in a relationship – homosexual or hetereosexual – without sex, e.g. after a certain age. I find it interesting how you focused on visualising a certain sexual act between two males.
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  9447. @MinatheAlleyCat only because of Bavaria I guess
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  9448. So instead of eating the plants that live on the mud we eat the mud directly or what the microorganisms there produce.
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  9449. lol AJ
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  9450. Speaking of gross, I looked at your channel…
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  9451. Exactly, that's why looking for power disparity might be better way to go.
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  9452. A preamble for no reason?
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  9453. @CHAOSoriginal You need math to breast feed? :O
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  9454. @ficksuck1 there are no races
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  9455. @harrypalms1112 Because they are often substantiated adjectives.
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  9456. We are not supposed to drive cars.
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  9457. uh no, actually before they annexed the region of today's Czech republic they were nearly bankrupt
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  9458. @AndrewFinch1 Who's Jenkum?
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  9459. @disneylandtwo OK, you told me what is bad about the Catholic church, but is there some truth in it when someone says some Christians in the bible belt give Christians elsewhere a bad name.
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  9460. Many things can be frustrating, this isn't about frustrating things, this about someone reacting the wrong way, where it does not matter for what reason, this dude has issues if he can't react in a better way.
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  9461. I like squiggly line in a box and triangle on its head.
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  9462. Is it degrading for a male person to stare in a romantic soap opera? After all it does not show REAL romance.
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  9463. @Szekler11 Think about your usage of "direct"…
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  9464. @TheRealSAproductions it wasn't obvious to me that he was fake
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  9465. 40 years ago in the wild west?
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  9466. oxide?
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  9467. @petehjr1 Aren't Sikhs the ones who always have letter openers with them, they must be dangerous!!!11
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  9468. @breakingthisdown What about horse flies?
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  9469. @mwhitten77 First of all this is not about a program but a website. Second of all, sure Home Debot are helping them, but they are considered to do it passively and without incitement. And the file sharing programs/services themselves can't even know the copyright status of the works so pre-emptively they can't even reliably filter the content. You should look up carrier und access versus service and content provider accountability.
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  9470. actually it's 532,983 ½
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  9471. @Pyrolonn Internet Explorer has no native spell-check functionality.
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  9472. Well, you do have a course system in high school, right? Other countries think of this as very progressive.
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  9473. > You should respect what other peoples believe Why? I respect people's right to have certain beliefs, even if they might be beliefs in aliens, cooky conspiracies, Scientology or Santa, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't criticize those ideas, in fact every idea should be criticized in the 'marketplace of ideas'.
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  9474. @dallywally72 So?
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  9475. The reason is that it is file _sharing_, what is downloaded through other means is not listed.
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  9476. well, to be fair the best indicator to a green screen are corresponding edges which you can't see here
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  9477. Are there still Platonists? Back then there were.
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  9478. Even if TYT made it sound like he spoke "in the name of atheism", he didn't. Look up his group and what else it stands for.
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  9479. national church? I thought only norwegia had taht
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  9480. Depends on which of his writer wrote a particular joke.
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  9481. Next up: TYT in the Koch Brothers studio.
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  9482. @weedfiend1000 Would it be theoretically possible?
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  9483. "race"
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  9484. > This is the result of the people who don't support this change. Huh? You are saying all those urban people are militarists?
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  9485. Jesus
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  9486. @spaik007 You don't see the message it sends? It doesn't matter if it was the cat or "just" a doll of one of his kids.
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  9487. Well, if these teens really wanted to go by these "traditions" it would be several women per male who are kept pregnant most of their time (high child mortality + mother mortality was a bitch).
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  9488. Is the fact that some chains voluntary don't sell beer the reason why yeast is so expensive?
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  9489. Both examples are well after the alleged death of the Jesus figure.
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  9490. @Xenite227 Alcohol ads are not yet banned in the US like in other countries?
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  9491. @CuriousMoth Even if people said that the European Union was like country, Switzerland is not part of it…
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  9492. @SVUfannyc For the same reason "real" kids (biological ones) are considered to be the "real" thing.
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  9493. @kaimialana It would happen one way or another.
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  9494. @patrick2586 Cities are crammed they don't need that much space and it might be better to build a new one than to extend an existing one.
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  9495. @ConcealedTruism Of course we have, every adaptation throughout generations is basically something evolving.
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  9496. 0/10
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  9497. > Any books or references on the ego will work Freud? He said something along the lines of religions/spirituality being the reflections of our early child hoods…
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  9498. Which ones? Dextrose, oh come one, taurine, vitamins, I doubt it… caffeine and sugar are the only things making them _energy_ drinks.
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  9499. @GrimAsFuck Former? Don't they still exist and do that?
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  9500. @KissFromDaddy It's not just the burning of oil, the extraction and production itself is nothing nice either (but TBF the same goes for uranium).
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  9501. @Murakumon90 Oh Steve it is.
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  9502. > 1) IQ is a useless measure Somebody might reply to that as a comparative measure you can reliably filter out those those who were also subjectively considered to have an intellectual disability. But sure, it certainly isn't an absolute value.
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  9503. @KMAsKorner That's not how it works.
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  9504. @MCsuperChristina D'uh, to take over the world naturally. Like foretold in the "The Protocols of the Elders of Mecca". ;-)
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  9505. @TheBlayzinAsian420 A jail in a jail?
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  9506. The correct pronunciation would have been with the "a" like in "basket" in BE.
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  9507. @indukwe Would you be OK if it was a choice between a gay bar and prison?
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  9508. selection of females could have increased the chance, it's a side effect, there is a study on that
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  9509. it's 14 sometimes
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  9510. @thirtyoneuniform I would've guessed it was supposed to kill a passenger inside.
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  9511. Well, if they dislike it then they shouldn't get gay-married. ;-)
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  9512. @JTlovesDexter2 I believe it's not about reference material but about the evidence material against him.
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  9513. @PointyGorman But it was not just about the honor code, the first line was "You may want to consider that what you're wearing has a negative effect on men (and women) around you" With negative effect he probably meant sexual stimulation (what else?) an effect people outside this culture wouldn't feel seeing her as on the photo, I see nothing wrong with then assuming that the stimulation bar for the individual writing this is below-average.
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  9514. he's British
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  9515. @SwampThizzle He died as a German. ;-)
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  9516. @dallywally72 We are killing "god's creations" all the time, for fur, for food, …
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  9517. @crackerz99 Nah, he and his family profiteer from the de-facto situation too much, for the same reason the PRC is not going to attack the ROC anytime soon.
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  9518. @DackIsBack When there's a flood they are trying to remove all that away water although it's "of the most basic elements of this planet"!!! Isn't that horrible?
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  9519. @cornbreadjtm Stand up against something is in itself not a bad thing, once could see the national-socialist or communist ideologies as religions, the problem is ignorance, generalisation and getting absorbed in ridiculous conspiracy theories .
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  9520. @sicilianmarie Seems like some people don't like the idea of event coordinators that specialize in intimate moments.
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  9521. that's a GOP primary vote
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  9522. @SomeTrespassing But what if the evil side is the good side and/or vice versa?
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  9523. source?
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  9524. sick marriages as the ones between people who were put on different continents by god?
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  9525. worst acting ever, he is smiling all the time
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  9526. > it is human life But is it separate?
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  9527. @aSingleDallasGuy Tree rings are not the only source for climate models of earlier periods.
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  9528. @valentinVEVO ah, so you wanted to write "muselmann"?
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  9529. They see themselves as conservatives, as in "conserving" the constitution etc..
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  9530. @jackvincent90 some religious zealots disagree
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  9531. @shaniece12341 I believe he wanted to hear some justification from Cain, and which religion makes a statement on whether it's a choice or not?
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  9532. @dEdGrimley The border between physiological and chemical brain problems is blurred, it's not like software/hardware.
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  9533. Was there any particular reason that Farfur was killed by a black Israeli? Was the intention to show that 'the evil' comes in all colours? Or was he the only one willing to play an Israeli?
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  9534. Even with the current eschange rate $ 23 is quite a lot for a taxfree private cleaning staff.
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  9535. Couldn't have been that great of a historical figure if no-one at his life time wrote about it. And there were active historians in that area or with connections to that area at this time, which you as a "history major" should know.
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  9536. > "well shes obviously attacking the religions that most people believe, judaism, islam, christianity." > "in other words she only sees that bad and not the good.no!" "In other words" the ones that not "most people believe" are the "bad" and the rest are "good"?
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  9537. quoting you: "antichrist" :->
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  9538. I question your existence, you should too. ;)
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  9539. Actually for athletes fructose might be better if they take it right before or in-between athletic efforts since they have make use of it right away.
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  9540. @dobba92 Didn't they decide to do it twice and both times failed?
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  9541. @CasualMaggot Wouldn't that be quite usual? When in US history did this ever happen?
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  9542. @argonaaut Primary against a reigning president of the same party? I guess it would be an embarrassment for the democratic party then, no wonder it never happened in the past (or did it?)
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  9543. Parathion power! E605 FTW!
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  9544. I bet you would have claimed the same no matter what age you were living in.
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  9545. @HiHats21 From what I heard it was mostly oily broth and bread.
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  9546. Maybe, but do you have something to refute them?
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  9547. @Jangocat He is allowed to have his free speech but he has to bear the consequences. It's the government that is not allowed to make him shut up by censorship or laws that would put him in jail or such for what he said but that's not the case here.
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  9548. > Talk about twins for example (identic genetic code yet they still show obvious differences between them both physical and psychological) Please tell me you are joking, everyone knows that genetics is not everything, ever heard of the question "nature or nurture"? > or the king butterfly migration that takes a whole 2 generations to complete in one direction. So?
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  9549. @selfsenter Maybe because they all winter right now?
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  9550. > Only extreme seculars wan't to join the EU Huh? Because they are "extreme seculars"?
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  9551. @rozar89 Look, the ruling elite knows that there are certain "black sheeps" in their ranks who have sympathy and sometimes actively support with what they see as a combat against what they see the enemies of Islam (as in Kosovo) and esp. their idea of Islam (as in Iraq when funding the Sunni side). They don't want any uproar so that's why they are interested in maintaining the status quo and that these connection stay low-profile.
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  9552. Not as a death row candidate.
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  9553. @soiierre JR
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  9554. well, look up the arguments against the Seralini study
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  9555. @pef23 So according to you they shouldn't be on Youtube unless Google gives them this option?
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  9556. @3dcga They encrypted it with what?
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  9557. @UncontestedTruth Could they care? Probably. Should they care? I see no reason why.
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  9558. @SherShahSuriKhan Huh? He (Obama) was explicitly talking about "all denomination" and mentioning the gold rule as an element found in many.
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  9559. inb4 people claiming him being part of some conspiracy
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  9560. @nickst0ne Double-blind or it's not true! ;-)
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  9561. @treysparker You can work from home as a stocker brocker now, guess which type of stock brokers you'll never see face-to-face? ;-)
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  9562. In one case it is deemed separate from the mother, in the other one, not. Biologically, well there is this cord…
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  9563. @dlewis5224 You really believe it's that easy to change ones sexuality?
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  9564. Slippery slope? Where would you draw the line?
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  9565. @streetrunna3354 caps lock of fury?
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  9566. information information
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  9567. @TheRealness180 God put people on different continents so they don't mix, therefore mixed-race marriages are against god's will, am I right? :->
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  9568. state-less? money-less? AFAIK, that's not what the manifesto implies
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  9569. @Rodnus A surplus compared to just before Clinton took office.
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  9570. still most aren't harmful if you also count those that you might not see
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  9571. @TheORGANEZIZED AFAIK, the claim for Jerusalem is not based on the Quran but on oral traditions.
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  9572. @chestveeg If someone steals something from you then he is doing it without your consent, and sex without consent is rape, so she is saying it felt like rape to her.
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  9573. @govhater4 Is there something they didn't start?
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  9574. it did in the Czech republic, in Austria, in Germany (if you count the Linke as such)
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  9575. @elagabby4 Were does Youtube have a spell check? Your browser probably has one (unless you use IE without a certain extension).
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  9576. If he had a bomb, wouldn't he had detonated it in air? The SWAT should've boarded the plane while in air.
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  9577. @sunRsaturn Is it about your system vs. mine or about what is a good system and what not? Do you reply to everything by talking the questioner?
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  9578. Freemasons aren't the same as the illuminati, learn your secret societies. ;) Illuminati are people of the enlightenment movement, who then have absurd ideas like overthrowing the Catholic church or forming church-free countries with bill of rights…
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  9579. zpxm4kmcDww 16:38
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  9580. @Hughster49 Catholic priests are liberals?
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  9581. but doesn't more local government add up to more government in total?
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  9582. @scan95487568 Occupied by Imperial Japan is what you call "being at peace"? Where did you get your history education from. I guess next you want to tell me that it was also the US who separated the FRG from the GDR? Ts ts ts…
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  9583. Don't Asians too, didn't Neanderthals have more cranial capacity? Not to talk about elephants, it's the interconnections and grooves that matter.
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  9584. @snaforfun But what were they bombing? They wouldn't just nuke anything, maybe it was weaponry one might use against them.
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  9585. @GeneralFatman27 Then what about woman-only groups?
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  9586. Good point, don't forget that in those case leaving the church might have even more consequences, psychologically.
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  9587. I thought the same until I noticed all the uses where you don't have to.
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  9588. @RKAddict101 He can? He can't start wars on his own (technically) but he can bring troops home?
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  9589. You would never say "the easter bunny does not exist", or "there is no teapot cycling aroung Uranus"?
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  9590. Isn't it normal in countries with high corruption to have high wages in the name of fighting corruption?
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  9591. @StanOfGB Just one rotation to the left…
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  9592. I have met more Scandinavian than US tourists in non-UK places in Europe.
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  9593. Thanks for calling the ancient Greeks (and others) scientists simply for observing that there is horizon and other stars were round and therefore the earth would be round too.
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  9594. That was not an explanation. But let me summarize your views and tell me whether I got it wrong: * you believe all things (and all means _all_, including "god") can be either "caused" or "uncaused" * you claim that the universe without god has to fall into former category and god in latter, your only justifications being that we can trace back the observable universe to a "big bang" and it's impossible otherwise
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  9595. @isaacBrockofthe41 And when someone comes and cares about them he get's killed.
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  9596. @GameVeteran86 there is a coffee tax in quite some countries
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  9597. I remember Hearing that it changed brain chemistry thus being a candidate for treating PTSD.
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  9598. @jwdesign336 Cry more! Besides, would it have been OK, if they didn't mentioned that he was Christians and Oh wouldn't have made his sorta generalising comment?
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  9599. @RKAddict101 OK, that's some argument.
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  9600. @fiercefunky Tar is no additive.
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  9601. @Ibrahim1109 Huh? What was "ignorant"?
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  9602. @UtubeMyAccountName The government represents such an association and you are normally free to leave the area of influence of a government so you are not even forced to be under its rule.
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  9603. I see nothing bad about those announcements, they announced a time of peace and global coorperation, sounds good to me.
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  9604. What happened in 847?
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  9605. @aronedu It was illegal in the general case until 2010.
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  9606. You know of every person you speak to that he is or isn't atheist? What about that nice neighbor? You sure he isn't atheist? Also, what does "insulting" mean to you? Questioning your religion?
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  9607. @ClintfromNYtoVA Probiotics like yogurt and fresh rye bread?
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  9608. > Well, yea, buy why would you need to record dates before that point? A bank certainly has need for that.
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  9609. well, maybe in relation to many more years living like this
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  9610. +J N Are you only attracted to outside features? And even if, aren't there also natural features?
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  9611. AFAIK not every car has that
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  9612. At least there is some? ;)
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  9613. @darkxknight22 Your Christian persecution complex is showing?
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  9614. @CristoCountPro If he has the images still in his mind he probably has enough opportunities to do. Unless a way for deleting memory is found.
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  9615. @mustupac He was brought up Muslim but left Islam.
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  9616. when a group is representative its size does not matter that much
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  9617. no he isn't, he is 77% fiction
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  9618. @cruiscinlan What next? You want to see beekeepers in NYC? Oh wait, there ARE beekeepers in NYC.
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  9619. @walshybhoy1 In what sense are 'they' 'jewish'? Blood? Religion?
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  9620. he wants Windows to be sold with every machine made mandatory?
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  9621. Ingenious! It's like 3d chess! But let's up it, what if it was the FSB who wanted you to think that?
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  9622. An utopia needing a ideology makes it no different from a religious movement.
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  9623. @dookdawg214 If you are right, then is really much more of a non-issue. But from how it was presented here, it seemed like the genome has been changed.
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  9624. @MissDannii12x onn are always the fastest ones
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  9625. what about building 7?
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  9626. It's their identity? BTW, some do drink (I believe the interpretation being that anything but grapes and outsides Fridays and fasting is OK) but then these aren't considered Muslims by others.
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  9627. Where does Jebuz say that all types of cloth are OK?
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  9628. I found a reference to a "belgian national office of eugenics". ;)
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  9629. What would be a person who is absolutely no activist in no fields?
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  9630. You know full well that you are to fight against a cunning, brave, well-armed, and cruel enemy. When you encounter him, know this: no quarter will be given. Prisoners will not be taken. Exercise your arms such that for a thousand years no Iranian will dare to look cross-eyed at an American citizen. […]
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  9631. then what would be 1024?
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  9632. I like footbal, in particular the one where the players play mainly with their foots.
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  9633. No, they don't. People like you claim this, but it's not true, there is nothing behind your claims.
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  9634. @RedShadow238 Where were you the last 6-7 years?
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  9635. @cne08 This discussion is about when it happened, e.g. what about rape or previously unforeseen consequences?
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  9636. there was just one, the first reports were false, as so often
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  9637. @islezynkeez72 It's not entirelly illegal, what certainly is illegal though is what falls under "re-enactement".
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  9638. @Venaloid A convention never happened and it probably never will in our lifetime.
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  9639. who else?
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  9640. @NoDropLS That's BS for some many reasons.
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  9641. the scientific method is what makes something scientific, the result should be the same no matter who pays for it
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  9642. was is like this forever, e.g. also in classical antiquity?
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  9643. don't forget insecure, possibly having low self-esteem, having no identity independent of their ideology
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  9644. @enzoTHEferrari cute matrones?
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  9645. @livin4jesus0225 Nope science does not say so because for it would need a precise definition of person (I guess that's what you meant with "human"). And for the dependence argument, read the coclussions of Roe vs Wade.
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  9646. @jwdesign336 You are quoting from this ancient Egypt writer or the story in the old testament copying from it?
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  9647. What's your dediniton of "hate"? Discussing with people?
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  9648. @Serethen And not to forget, an army on motorcycles.
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  9649. Hey look, it's her nearly husband.
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  9650. Called for his deportation.
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  9651. antivirus software will by itself not protect you much against targeted malware, i.e. malware just made for you ;)
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  9652. "If you believe things that aren't true, you never know what you can do." rhyme #345 from Cenk Uygur
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  9653. quoting you: "people will read quran more and more to have an idea about this religion and baaaaaam, they convertes to islam", with the "bam" sound effect it sounds like the "poof" in magic shows
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  9654. LOL, conspiracy alert!
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  9655. @SubconsciousGatherer there was already a man doing that, writing a book about it and filming a movie about it
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  9656. It's changing you so your body won't "fight" it, in that sense it's similar.
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  9657. you mean pray in their direction and dance around them?
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  9658. > In my mind God gave me a brain so that I could use logic "God made crazy religious people so they be religious and crazy." ;) "God made everything the way it is because he wanted it that way…"
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  9659. @igotaidsinnarnia WTF? How do you make the connection?
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  9660. except pork pie
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  9661. It's whatever digit you want it to be it wouldn't change the meaning.
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  9662. the hair…
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  9663. it's not a hoax, Elvis is still living there
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  9664. AD WIN!
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  9665. @Numbuh7 Cenk, the younger
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  9666. is that supposed to be an argument?
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  9667. Well, if you ignore the symptoms you might as well end up with a bad result.
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  9668. LOL Christian and Hippie?
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  9669. @fitobcnfito Actually it is. If you for example deny him his favorite food, then he it's likely he will crave for it his life long, but if you serve it until he feds up on it then he might more likely be inclined to explore other foods too.
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  9670. Define "accident".
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  9671. > The point is that the burden of proof is on you. No, that's not how it works.
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  9672. That's important to know, nonetheless the watermark is so important that one watermark is not enough.
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  9673. It's twice 42.
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  9674. They might get rid of that rule when they don't get many young people to join anymore either because they are very religious or atheists.
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  9675. @jl931 Nobody speaks about that hotel, therefore there is none.
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  9676. But only after you've been drafted you part of the militia, other countries have (/had) checks and preparations for that.
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  9677. @TrollingOnline Clapping is a sign, and it gets even mentioned in the protocol.
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  9678. > unfortunately And it would be nice to maybe find one that's not just that, for this alone I all for asking these questions.
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  9679. @account924 Evolution is an explanation for adaption through natural selection.
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  9680. His voice reminds me of someone…
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  9681. Huh? What archaeological findings? And what historic ones, AFAIK there is no historical account from his alleged life time.
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  9682. @jumar1281 Sharia law was never introduced in Europe, if, then you should compare pre-Sharia and after-Sharia state in a country.
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  9683. as easy to tell as the toll of the tests done near the Bikini islands
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  9684. > cause they don't have any real poverty lolwut, ever been to eastern Europe, central France, central Spain?
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  9685. > I just measured it, much to my wife's confusion I hope you told her it's just for comparison.
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  9686. OK, I meant _smaller_ guns then (relative to assault rifles, as in less powerful, no [semi-]auto mode, …).
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  9687. That's great, now they have finally a reason for increasing the prison population, make it 2/3 working prisoneres and 1/3 non-prisoners and things will be like in ancient Rome only in the modern age! Awesome!
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  9688. @SStrangeMoFlo I was joking around with the last sentence in your post.
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  9689. @zero00tolerance Since recording something is not creative work it's probably not really copyrighted.
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  9690. @hsadman2 Huh? The melting were not that high? No, the melting point for steel is quite high and was probably not reached, but the temperatures were still high enough so that it lost most of its strength.
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  9691. good look using those guns against tanks, drones, helicopters, …
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  9692. > i _once_ asked > turned on, _his_ answer > that proved my point > homosexuality _ofen_ [sic] Something's amiss here.
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  9693. @Neylonx If somebody changes it and it has originality on it's own then it's a newly copyright protected derivative work. BTW,t the idea behind the perfect ergonomic chair then this is the field of patent and utility patent law. If you had a computer program generate the chair for you then you might not get (classical, creativity- founded) copyright protection on the chair.
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  9694. Huh? Are you assuming the rest of the world is Catholic? Of course when you have a religion with an omnipotent (almighty and by extension all-knowing) being you can justify _every_ election with godly engagement simply, think about it (passive/active involvement makes no difference). AFAIK in the case of Islam there are even some hadiths that talk about fatalism, one is somewhere along the lines of "you didn't direct that spear, god did".
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  9695. @ChristianMission If it was of no relevance then there would have been no reason for mentioning it in the documents.
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  9696. What's "unjust" according to you?
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  9697. stalin, the person who nearly became pastor and had orthodoy paintings of jesus shown around after the end of the siege of moscow?
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  9698. I can perfectly see them even reporting on this if the 15-yr-old was non-black.
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  9699. @MacabreManifesto We are just at the beginning of testing for genetic diseases.
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  9700. Well, the monarchs often were in bed with the church so that's not much of a difference, why do you think the Amish were percecuted?
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  9701. @P1ranh4 Well, there is no precise genetic definition of race and sometimes it is used interchangeable as a synonym for the term "ethnic group" which is about cultural background.
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  9702. people who are not yet acquainted to tissues
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  9703. @nyphonify Miss Universe? In that case she should learn the Vogon language.
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  9704. @rdonoho Then why have any compulsory education at all, everyone could decide whether education is good for him in a free market manner, am I right?
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  9705. @peoplz360 Thank you, I will.
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  9706. @FormerlyKnownAsNopez There is no problem with getting rid of something that is a part of you.
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  9707. that was his point? well, there is a quote that basically says the opposite
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  9708. @BlackMambakins not anymore
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  9709. What both? That we were created by aliens like in the movie Prometheus too?
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  9710. "caught-up in it"?
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  9711. Health is not a right? You would be OK with someone on the street left starving when nobody around cares?
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  9712. Doesn't it open way to extortion?
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  9713. @dezert3000 argument from age? interesting, but still non-sequitur
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  9714. > but sometimes it just sounds like them expressing their own opinions Oh no they didn't! :O
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  9715. @spazzing Blond like Hitler, tall like Goebbels and thin like Göring?
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  9716. the less layers a toilet paper has the more I will use of it, so much for saving the environment… I remember we had horrible paper in elementary school (hard thick undyed recycled 1-layer shit) which was really scratchy
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  9717. explicitly?
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  9718. And RPGs, phasers, laser guns, ion cannons, gluon guns, gauss guns, …
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  9719. @gk3og you mad he made fun of truthers?
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  9720. "black people (I am one, so you can't call me racist) are do poor it's not funny"
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  9721. so you are saying assault weapons will make the difference? :->
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  9722. Hate? LOL
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  9723. @dookdawg214 You are interested in politics? Here a GOP ad! ;-)
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  9724. well, you were surely talking about the family form we lived in for most of our existence, right?
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  9725. PS/2
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  9726. the jury is still out on that one
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  9727. @elfornse Nope, not the type of x-ray scanners found in dentists offices.
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  9728. > reality arranged marriges are more sucessful than here in the west Are they? In such cultures there is hardly any option for not being in the marriage.
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  9729. Oh OK, that's a perfect justification! :->
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  9730. @karmen1104 The juice again? So that you don't need to feel responsible?
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  9731. not pretty? booohoo, they should've just pulled themselves by their bootstraps or go being poor somewhere else
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  9732. I thought they would take the hexagon route.
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  9733. > and you can always tell how you were before fixing yourself ye, that'll do it :->
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  9734. @Paralysisis Having some Mongolian descent he himself has what you might call Asian roots.
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  9735. it's only racism in combination with considering "jewishness" to be a race
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  9736. are there that many Iranian sites? just create a manual catalog just like in the early days of the internet ;-)
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  9737. @skcguerrilla well, one might say that the ones controlling processes and directing are also working, the problem is that they can dictate their own rules
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  9738. @ChristianMission You have the freedom to say what you want but you are liable for it, if someone threatens to kill you then would you say it is still protected by free speech? Abortion violence is less of a myth than the life Jesus according to the new testament.
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  9739. hehe
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  9740. I think one of those argument goes that because of patriarchy the representations are more harmfully internalized.
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  9741. you claim to know "most" atheists?
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  9742. He calls himself traditional-liberation and a Ron Paul follower.
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  9743. What are the pipes made off?
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  9744. Towards the next meteorite stone?
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  9745. 5000 shares out of what?
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  9746. So?
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  9747. @whothaplaya Fair would be if all in that bracket did it.
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  9748. Did the Afghans/Viet Cong have something similar?
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  9749. Are in this videos anything but claims from Dr. Alexander?
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  9750. @filorps In some jurisdiction the right for not being misleadingly associated with something is a non-revokable and non-transferable personal right.
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  9751. That's not in the definition of it.
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  9752. You are implying surgery makes you the sexiest?
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  9753. expect on certain beaches and in saunas
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  9754. @AnotherAlexChannel I would argue that in 99% of the cases the mediocre ones are good enough.
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  9755. @annarbor84 They are not American because …?
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  9756. @nomis101uk I doubt they are for general democracy if they want to establish a theocracy.
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  9757. my bet is on real ones, less work
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  9758. Just like with the flu, it just needs the right mutation. Also with SARS you would noticed the symptoms right at the time you began to be infectious while with Covid you could be infectious for days until you notice the symptoms.
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  9759. They identify specifically as "ashkenazy"?
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  9760. a thumbnail is dead tissue
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  9761. Poor grizzlies?
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  9762. The colonization of the Northern African countries was a bit different because there was different structure already in place. But I guess so was the colonization of South Africa as opposed to the rest of Africa.
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  9763. @HighnRichChiller The conspiracies spoke to AJ in his sleep in order to make this happen.
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  9764. Huh? For most people the ISP is the one they send their DNS requests to.
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  9765. @hakkai999 Well, Scientologist will probably tell you that their 'religion' teaches morals as well, their founder has written dozens of self-help books with typical contents (it is said he simply copied like there's no tomorrow) and gave it his own twist. It wouldn't be to my suprise if they have something like the 10 commandements and that somewhere the golden/silver rule is mentioned.
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  9766. @zebrarraz This is basically how history was written.
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  9767. @NotoriousBroadcasts I don't know what you define as "dozens" but according to the numbers WP quotes the ratio of reported serious events after each vaccination dose was less than 0.05‰. That said, the possibly linked effects were really serious and also what you mentioned (swelling of the brain) is nothing to take lightly.
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  9768. @SWilliamJackson He is talking about the Islamist party gaining support in secular Turkey.
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  9769. @Newenlightenmentnow I don't think the US wouldn't automatically become a theocracy, just probably like in the 50ties when they added "God" to the Pledge of Allegiance and to the official motto.
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  9770. Interesting, maybe drunks are more affected by how the question was posed, I wonder what results "Do you want China to sell their cheap stuff everywhere?" would have yielded.
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  9771. @elmirasahar Well, how you define gender? E.g., a person can have XY chromosomes but no testes.
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  9772. Why are they not at least auctioning it off?
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  9773. French video, commantaires anglaise.
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  9774. @courtneytlhaynes The words of a song can be changed in a way leaving the message intact and in a way not leaving it intact, there is a difference.
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  9775. […] We as humans, we have to see the world from a human standpoint but we should accept that the world was not made for us and does not revolve around us.
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  9776. > is largest religion and fastest growing religion in the world What argument are you trying to make? At some point it wasn't. > Kur'an is only book saved ,unchanged There is also Dianetics and the book of Mormon. :->
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  9777. You didn't answer my question, my point was that you can't discard causalityby saying "goddunit!". Now you are apparently dividing the world into a "mindless" and "mindful" one, I don't see any objective basis for this, me thinks you start with arbitrary axioms that fit your agenda.
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  9778. @DJRAKKK nosuchthing8 was talking about the fears of the protestants before JFK came into power
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  9779. My family member dying would make me sad, your point?
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  9780. @TheeCoolOne You sure it's not OK as long as it isn't publicized?
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  9781. lol god
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  9782. @TheIraqisport I asked them if they really aren't Muslims and they told me sincerely that it's you who isn't the true Scotsman, erh... I mean Muslim, so it's one person's word against another's, who's right?
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  9783. @RobNLynchburgVA There has to be a certain level of trust between sexual partners, isn't what she done misuse of it?
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  9784. Why? The draft for women is the next step.
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  9785. @Xaezel What about "religious" persons you do not believe in? Like Muhammad or Joseph Smith? Would you rather believe they were cunning rather than mentally ill?
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  9786. It was written in a very strange way, oral traditions, written down, exchanged in letters, sometimes combined into one text, written down, some evangelia taken and made canon, doesn't sound very heavenly inspired to me.
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  9787. @eagles980 I see, so evangelical is then quite an arbitary term, esp. if you keep in mind that Luther himself gave this name to his church. But the super-duper Christians in the US (Pentecostalism and such) are based on protestant movements like Arminianism and Calvinism so from a Catholic POV it's logical to call them protestant since they don't accept the authority of the Roman pope but did not exist before him.
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  9788. @G12002 there is no non-arbitary concept of human races
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  9789. > because they want to, thinks it looks good, whatever I believe it's more likely that they do it when they have some sort of issue (short band or what) where the insurance is willing to pay for the procedure. > Pretty much all of the anatomically correct dildos out there are in the shape of circumcised penises But the woman is controlling the "penis" in this case. A cut person might behave differently, because circumcision is said to change where you feel how much.
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  9790. Did she say to change to "her" culture? Anyways, a culture where such reconstruction surgeries are popular seems odd to me (just like the US with their cosmetic surgeries).
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  9791. @geminigemini So you believe the climate is not changing?
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  9792. Ah OK, that's your point. Well, if you argue from your vote making no difference then it's something different. Anyways, apart from maybe "making a point", your vote is wasted because it has no chance of making a difference (my original point), because of first-past-the-post you don't vote, you choose teams and you do your part or you might as well not vote at all (apart from trying to "make a point" like in your case), it's basically tactical voting.
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  9793. @patsybob It's not the same but many Japanese maintain a kind of dualism between those religions. For example in a japanese home you might see different religious artifacts (e.g. altar) of both religions but not one that serves for both.
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  9794. @jubani93 Yeah riiiiight a Jewish Mason… :->
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  9795. @MitchofSmeg The main reason for throwing them into the river was to kill them, not enjoyment.
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  9796. @seeqer66 Are they so good or the opposite? I've never seen many of this type on ski slopes but then there are not many in my country and the country tourists come from.
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  9797. @Morr6565 pragmatic argument?
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  9798. Miami in Canada?
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  9799. Indeed that and that was already in 1938 when the weapons ban was probably of the least concern to the majority of people affected, but prior to that and also in 1938 the Nazis relaxed gun control requirements for the general population in fact. WP: "This relaxation included the exemption from regulation of all weapons and ammunition except handguns, the extension of the range of persons exempt from the permit requirement, and the lowering of the age for acquisition of firearms from 20 to 18"
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  9800. so everyone should have the rights to have tanks, nukes, …?
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  9801. @DeepSouth16 Recombination is also counted as evolution, so yes.
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  9802. So there should be no political parties?
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  9803. nope, they are very nice to visitors
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  9804. @Templar2112 You forgot to say "I am a proud citizen of the United States of America, the safest country on the world."
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  9805. NO :<
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  9806. It might not be treason according to the constitution but still considered as such.
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  9807. @EpicFail27 No real Scotsman fallacy?
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  9808. @MEEHOWtv Women in power positions in the Catholic church? Where?
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  9809. @glodraz December the 6th is Santa's day, only the anglosaxons (US and UK) get it wrong.
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  9810. @weejockpoopongmcplop Well, he is free to say whatever he wants but he has to live with the consequences. The monarchy is a private entity in this regards.
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  9811. @Spsuperstar Yeah, better they grow up in homes… :->
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  9812. @GenTsoChicken1 Huh? Does the US have a parliamentary system now? (I meant where the highest power is partitioned between parties based on direct votes)
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  9813. Why?
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  9814. @theallseeingoracle I want a festival for my own personal religion too!
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  9815. @cristoretornebiblia Why would ask anything of something he created this way?
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  9816. @mrrossjonathan would he? that's the definition of a fundamentalist?
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  9817. @xardas611 You understand there is a distinction between accepting and encouraged something?
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  9818. in this case followers of non-Abrahamic religion could sue too I guess
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  9819. @eydos Atheism is the new hippy? :-D
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  9820. @TheIslammiracle There is no dress footwear with velcro. ;-)
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  9821. @AussieGossie Well, in the eyes of the gov that is, you and your church can redefine and make it represent anything you want.
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  9822. Maybe with a chart of how much less was collected through the collection box over time? :D
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  9823. @mickety2001 Popcorn sales would skyrocket!
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  9824. But is this so much about their religion? AFAIK, the arrested person was male.
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  9825. @jesskat Obama also plays golf, but Trump went with basket-ball.
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  9826. I brings peace to _everyone_?
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  9827. nowhere would the prosecutes demand a prison sentence if there was no violence
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  9828. well, not officially at least, it was not until his son that it democracy was officially abolished
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  9829. he probably won't get one
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  9830. > Theorizing is proposing IDEAS not facts. Well, we just have ideas about the world, don't we? > To be atheist is intellectually dishonest. I don't see where you made a point for that.
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  9831. @TheWhiteRabbit1990 Huh? I don't get it.
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  9832. @RAMKING61 Intentionally developed? Yeah sure, because diseases were so easy to create and control. :->
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  9833. @TurkiyeCumhurbaskani I don't think he was being totally serious, we was making fun of the stereotypical Turks 20-40 years ago.
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  9834. @romanmir01 How would the US plan on doing exports if it started taxing most imports again?
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  9835. No true protection? Because it's not totally reliable, I've got news for you, seldom anything is.
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  9836. @livin4jesus0225 Incorrect, it certainly has no _cells_ from the dad.
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  9837. @BillKiernan But people are a product of their environment, there can't be Rhinoceros that's Newt Gingrich because then that's simply not Newt Gingrich anymore.
    1
  9838. > The plan, for a very long time, has been to slowly take away all Nutrition That still wouldn't be inherent to GMO.
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  9839. @ronaldinhoca The world is growing together, people become more cosmopolitan.
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  9840. to be fair Japan had more than one state religion, but yeah, there are examples
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  9841. @Phoboskomboa True, thickness and texture (the probably put something like shellac on top of it)
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  9842. Wikipedia has some
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  9843. @zappp111 Hermaphrodites sexes aren't that rare in nature.
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  9844. +TechyBen Little extra time? First you would have to get the model right and this is already very hard.
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  9845. @m0rbusPolytox hemp grows on fallow land?
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  9846. Hello, Mr. Jones.
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  9847. > look up barebacking and bugchasers Any stats on latter? Isn't it comparatively negligible?
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  9848. Your hippie Jesus is no match for Trayvon Martin's badass Jesus.
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  9849. @YuanMizzle nope, the SNL skit predates that
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  9850. Well, one of them at least tries really hard.
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  9851. > we have too many animes Muslim Japanese-style cartoons?
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  9852. I don't claim it's up-to-date, still an archaic one might be better than none at all (*cough* like in the UK *cough*). ;)
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  9853. @RBLA818 Good luck with that in case of an autoimmune disease. :->
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  9854. @FriskyMeerkat …well at least they don't hail a man who got feet washed by a prostitute.
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  9855. you still have your liberty, just your gov might give you incentives to live more ecologically balanced
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  9856. @angelicsoulz Building 7 was heavily hit by debris, on fire for a long time (a whole side of the building) and one-third hollow, if it no explosives were needed for building 1 and 2 then even less for building 7.
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  9857. @guyincognito84 Hopefully not, otherwise they'll say: "Oh look at those atheists, detaching themselves from the rest, they are not integrated…"
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  9858. @jathgnos Well, they can't control how people reach out-of-court settlements, there is no way this ban might de facto affect such cases.
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  9859. @MrHav1k Individual people who abducted children over a time of 40 years? Yeaaah, right… :->
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  9860. It's not just about pick and choose but also about interpretation and maybe 3rd sources.
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  9861. Those deep set eyes and those strong features, his face is like he is wearing a mask… maybe he is du-du-dum!
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  9862. I heard they are also against foot binding, can you believe it? :->
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  9863. your argumentation is flawless and your usage of caps makes your post a feast for the eyes
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  9864. But seriously using, bad arguments like stuff virtually nobody gets is not helping your cause. Also, actually if done in the early stages of life then other problems might arise, like the circumcision being too tight, or skin bridges.
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  9865. Turks as in Turkic People? Because remember, the world view in the Quran originated from before some migrations. The Byzantines saw themselves as Romans.
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  9866. @aidenmccloskey wait until you are 40
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  9867. LOL, what a joke
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  9868. laughing about something is not the same as not tolerating it
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  9869. to conspiracy nuts there never any coincidence
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  9870. Well, his guests at least didn't agree with him, hopefully that changed his mind, a bit.
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  9871. cut it out? ;)
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  9872. As absurd as it sounds, but I guess things would be different if the rioters were not humans but animals, and them rioting would be a natural and foreseeable process.
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  9873. @wilsonsmanz Think about it, with house and senate in control of corporatist republicans, what would get through?
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  9874. @ChannelMirror There is no 'real' intersex.
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  9875. @whitetailhunta It's an organized religion, enough said.
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  9876. @cannoir Fail. Switzerland is not part of the EU and its laws and democratic processes are in some areas quite different.
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  9877. @9436oelable I believe the addiction to a substance is what is considered an illnes not the usage by itself.
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  9878. @stads24 They are trained soldiers and they saw them as enemies, I guess they are quite indifferent towards ending the life of somebody else. Think of a butcher, etc. who got used to his work.
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  9879. @nsx1com that's incorrect, evolution is the process of adaptation over generations, which is (in most cases) through mutation, selection AND recombination
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  9880. @wingwaabuddha I thought Wendy was a previous girlfriend from Jamaica?
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  9881. @spicychickenwing31 Social studies would be a more appropriate nomer
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  9882. @jag10 out-of-context quotes are out-of-context
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  9883. @Xerxes4242 Certainly if kids do it. ;-)
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  9884. I guess it depended on who the owner was and what relationship he had to his slaves.
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  9885. @echosixnoble With "editing" the annotation of the 2007 Iraq videos were meant.
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  9886. @CelphProclaimed The problem with gambling seems to be that there are certain people who seem to be prone to these things and can't handle them, same as with alcohol and such, some people seem less prone to such addiction than others. That religions did include rules based on such observations into their "though-shall-not" texts does not make ideas about protectiong against such things any more valid, but also _not any less_.
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  9887. The question is whether someone could or could not be held accountable for his actions, whether he acted in "free will" in a way an adult non-mentally-handicapped person could (before the law).
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  9888. Why would it being the "fastest growing religion" make it the truth, there was a time when Christianity was the "fastest growing religion", was it the truth back then. ;-> You sir, seem run out of arguments, that's why you are unable to refute what I said, no insight into the universe was gotten from the one book of many you mentioned that are allegedly the word of god (but interestingly bear similarities to older works by humans, see what Galen wrote on embryology)
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  9889. @mayoush87 Of course they care about religion, it's a nifty nice tool for them. Religion can't be questioned that makes any action in the name of religion unquestionable.
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  9890. LOL, math seems not to be your strong point
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  9891. So what is it, other than anything but a reliable lie detector?
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  9892. lol "unnatural" outed you as a troll, 0/10
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  9893. @TheProf1988 The second sentence contradicts the first.
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  9894. And who defines "when it's too much"? Doesn't it change all the time? (compare 20s to now)
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  9895. traditionally mŷ in modern greek indeed mi
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  9896. Who god put in control, right? After all he's in control of everything…
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  9897. Generally one parent suffices but sometimes there are rules limiting dual-citizenship, e.g. a child born with multiple has to decide at a certain age.
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  9898. But how would someone not notice stitch marks?
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  9899. well, they would still learn about it, just the south park style I guess (search for the clip here on youtube)
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  9900. @TheAuraSword The next Attaturk?
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  9901. @TheIronweasle And what for?
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  9902. 2:06 Ahhhhh, fake small caps, make it go away!
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  9903. > do a segment on the treatment if palestinians on this show they did
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  9904. @OrangeSaint420 Not to take it down but to take all billboards down and prevent putting up something on them in a certain area.
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  9905. Other words for: nobody payd them to analyze it properly
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  9906. Is this the kind of events where they do square dancing in barns and such?
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  9907. natural selection is very well guided, it's guided towards a local maximum
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  9908. @CrescentWolven2 And we would have a ridiculous amount of corn if we didn't made fuel and biomass out of it. Your point?
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  9909. It shows that less is reported, but that not necessarily mean that less is happening, esp. when you compare two such different countries in terms of law and application of law. P.S., unlike you, I wasn't making it personal, your assumptions about me might very well be incorrect my dear friend.
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  9910. Cenk, please stop your anti-war-mongering, I want this get to finally over this, also it then finally there would be some interesting things to report on. WAR! WAR! WAR!
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  9911. @donatshabani No, FSM4EVA!!!11 FSM > MOHAMMED > JEBUZ!!!11oneone
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  9912. @echosixnoble But… but… but… it doesn't works this way, it works in veeeery mysterious ways and therefore it doesn't work on lottery.
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  9913. Nope, there are none, at least objectively.
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  9914. I am no equating it, I am just pointing out that it something done out of ignorance doesn't make it any less child abuse.
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  9915. @Ayohima The easiest way to get such diseases is over open wounds or mucosas.
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  9916. @ChristianMission IMHO, to come to such an absurd conclusion you have to be obsessed with homosexuality, how is it an homoerotic act if you might either concentrate on the feeling or simply let your fantasy play (where you would then see what you prefer, but I guess even the most narcissistic people wouldn't see themselves in their sexual fantasies or wet dreams).
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  9917. Don't you have anything to add related to this video?
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  9918. OK, so TYT doesn't fit the bill, after all they didn't purport there to be "inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement."
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  9919. from skittles and iced tea
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  9920. @papatoony My female teacher used to talk about how she hated her husband.
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  9921. Ttry doing what he did with numbers that don't contain the number 3 then compare it to the ones that do.
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  9922. There are nearly no poppy seeds on that bagel, I wonder what would have happened if she had a poppy seed strudel or kolatsh.
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  9923. the steps thing? the selling of indulgences?
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  9924. Maybe they changed back, just like with the week days.
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  9925. Why would it be? Having legs is not always beneficial. You want to wiggle quickly (blind worm)? Want to be aerodynamic to move economically under water? Not to mention that you wouldn't want too much resources on something of little use (e.g. by pumping blood there).
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  9926. huh, what about all the stuff the Ottoman empire had control over?
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  9927. @fuckystoat In the long run it will even out, so what's bad about it?
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  9928. She steals it using hammer and chisel?
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  9929. > and we are happy with our countries Except when you aren't and when to take it to the streets after _many_ years, right?
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  9930. don't peel the offshore zippers, after all the tremors don't hold feathers
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  9931. "Cookies are delicious delicacies."
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  9932. @KaMakaZeDaN17 The episode when he was Glenn Beck?
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  9933. BBS!
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  9934. @jimalbi Iif you know that you are more worth than you are paid then you can confront management with this, of course only unless you work for a monopolist or de-facto monopolist.
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  9935. @carlsondavid1 The domain blocking would be enforced by going after the ISPs that don't obey.
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  9936. > (if your really sincere.) That's what the followers of other religions say too, I guess it must be a psychological thing.
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  9937. > Isn't it supposed to wear off as you get older? :/ The definition of a chemical imbalance is basically that it doesn't.
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  9938. ah, so you are one of those white grapes guys?
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  9939. It's Mormon Jesus?
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  9940. 50% chance you've got herpes, that might oubreak in the form of cold sores
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  9941. bad attempt
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  9942. @dbotton5 buud da mens had do beein da r daabz to hee da bidds ofa maani pepz, iff u r sur tmade suz claimz u needz da proovez furst
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  9943. @Taymurch1234 you are correct, justin bieber is fake
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  9944. @ViperWK In the first place, it's your duty to bring evidence supporting your hypothesis.
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  9945. they targeted other groups too
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  9946. @EternalGreen2012 If you are male then you probably killed potential life when you had a wet dream.
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  9947. There is no reasonable objective classification into human races, 19th century anthropology is not scientific.
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  9948. You can't control when your pancreas kicks in (actually your Langerhans cells), and that's where there might be a problem.
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  9949. I would mock anybody who would try to explain the universe using the outdated idea of æther.
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  9950. @chestveeeg "Either way" Either way, what? Either way you believe the "Holy Spirit is at work" when Christianity gains traction but not when e.g. Islam does? Well, that's because you apparently prefer wishful thinking over rational and objective one.
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  9951. well, at least you didn't get a PowerPC Mac a little time prior to that, which Apple stopped to support pretty soon
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  9952. @AccessorizeAlways Kind of pessimistic world view?
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  9953. @TheWakeUpChannel2 I love when people call other's 'anti-American'.
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  9954. You can't just remove someone's ovaries, goes against declaration of human rights.
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  9955. > it existed in ancient rome, where it was fully accepted Wasn't it only the case as long as you "fulfilled your duties" of still having a family, children, etc.? Didn't they kill an apparently transgendered emperor?
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  9956. only in the case of holes of dudes?
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  9957. Just wondering, what sex are then those outside of XX and XY according to you and the law? For example just X?
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  9958. > or prejudice Thank lord!
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  9959. @UtubeMyAccountName Well, theoretically they could make their censoring transparent, I mean opaque, no wait…
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  9960. maybe they did DNA tests of the virus?
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  9961. Weiner, not Wiener! >:O
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  9962. @Lobos222 Well, then this should also apply to heterosexual couples, ie. not OK for a couple to adopt a child if one parent isn't at home for most of the time in a year.
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  9963. @123trymeout or Newton's law on gravity
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  9964. were
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  9965. The problem with the term "global warming" is that naive people then might assume that it means no matter where you look (what map you draw) you will see warming.
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  9966. So you can have open caskets. ;)
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  9967. @joy19877 You know the definition of Christian science?
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  9968. wow, you sure must have had some bad experience to be able to write such graphic details
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  9969. @urasmore Heroin is related to opium, but I believe the test is for opium.
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  9970. @UberNoodleX The problem is more that they have such an old population.
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  9971. Not the first time, read quadragesimo anno.
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  9972. "you" includes Muslims that request this too?
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  9973. @halcyon0830 he might oppose some of these things but he has no plans for actively doing anything against let's say bribery
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  9974. Just wondering, is it possible to drive with them?
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  9975. oh your persecution complex… truth is, Christianity matters more in the US than let's say the cargo cult
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  9976. @natnat1633 mi mi mi
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  9977. who says that?
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  9978. @AvicennaROCKS Might I ask what your ancestors were before that?
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  9979. They just check it for the famous people I guess?
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  9980. Huh? Who said something about calling you or me a deity? Did you read something wrong? I hope not on purpose. Once again, free will or an omnipotent being, choose one or explain why both at the same time should be possible.
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  9981. @DisturbedHavok Well, gift tax is also double taxing, so from a idealistic stand point I am against it.
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  9982. Excuuuuuse me, princess.
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  9983. @DeagleBeagle Don't you know what poppy flowers are? The smaller, wild types grow freaking everywhere.
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  9984. The sperm is still separate, he can give it away.
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  9985. @papatoony Mimicing does not imply consciousness, trial and error is good enough.
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  9986. @theprotectshade false dichotomy
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  9987. @pboisei problem is that some religions might ask for unconditional belief which this goes against
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  9988. illegal abortions? crack babies nobody wants? bad families?
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  9989. And the best thing, no equality necessary, e.g. one person missing might cause more volunteers to come forward than in the case of another one.
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  9990. @FOnazi They would "just" control the search engines, ISPs, domain, webspace and user-generated content hosters, and and the DNS services in the US. A non-US site might then not get shut down but at the very least its domain would be blocked in the US.
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  9991. @nilbud Nicotine is not cancerous.
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  9992. @Zuriki09 When they blocked Wikipedia that didn't help, they probably use DPI for connections to certain IPs.
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  9993. AFAIK, they aren't even the real _imperial_ units, i.e. the one from the British empire when it comes to fluids.
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  9994. @superfish812 Thailand is then part of the conspiracy, right? :->
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  9995. you remember what the de-facto and even de-jure rules were before?
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  9996. Huh? You have to pay for water in the US?
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  9997. actually in scholar circles (which meant religious circles in the middle ages) of course they also knew that the earth was a circle, so the belief that all thought there was a flat earth is a myth
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  9998. But tries to be artsy and cultivated.
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  9999. Your avatar is haram.
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  10000. @dadreamzworld and making up that there were planes
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  10001. @blackkakari You apparently don't know that there are cross-types. Individuals who according to their chromosomes would be one gender but because of hormone imbalances turned went to some extend to become the other one. E.g. having sort of a little vagina where testes would be but overly large clitoris more resembling a penis.
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  10002. @hitherandyon Another example were it already happened, coincidence or troll?
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  10003. @JudahUncuffed "God named them" Are you serious? Next you will tell me, God also wrote the King James bible, the Quran and the book of Mormon?
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  10004. Mind to explain?
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  10005. > Would you have us go to Yemen to interfere with what's going on there? There is a difference between active and passive involvement.
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  10006. @CrackeTheSkull Actually you don't, the PIN is not used for any encryption and even if it was it is far too short in most cases.
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  10007. wasn't that more about TED rather than TEDx?
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  10008. you sure would like to do that don't you, you naughty boy?
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  10009. @LogicBeforeNorms I heard they deep-sleep more and are less vigilant.
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  10010. @boogirl34 Wait, what? If he has the opinion of his mom, ie. none of his own, he was raised right?! Also, Miss, your caps lock seems to be active.
    1
  10011. like childhoods?
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  10012. @Neanderthalcouzin If someone is disturbing in the library then report him?
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  10013. @thisscreensucks Catholic on the paper, atheist in the mind? Is that what you ment?
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  10014. @Clanki Officially it's now "socialism with a Chinese character". ;-) Should have said communism as implemented and promoted by the Soviets is history.
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  10015. Where's the separation of powers?
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  10016. @carminethewolf AFAIK sex does not necessarily be part of this.
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  10017. Nope, it's forbidden, but PP is.
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  10018. hurr durr, they have a different opinion than you, of course they have are boght then, herpa derpa
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  10019. and he apparently does not want to waste his seeds
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  10020. @Jimipedia I would argue that the Muslim way of fasting is (no food or drinking until dawn and then having a feast) worse than the traditional Catholic one (no food).
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  10021. @HerraYar oh, againt da juice's fault?
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  10022. Youtube.
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  10023. @0rock0faisal000 it might have happened in the past with my ancestors and for pragmatic reasons I came over it
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  10024. sometimes he discerns between what he calls "real" conservatives and those who just call themselves like that (real in quotes because "conservative" is a dumb term to begin with, going by the word alone it would stand for maintaining the status quo only)
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  10025. @xxx4everxxx Ben > Beck
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  10026. @servo90 Because it's the fat kid who made the referee do that (when he wrestles with the referee in the shower, penn-state-style)?
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  10027. @CtrlDae To protect against mind control, duh!
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  10028. Shrubbery!
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  10029. compared to oil/coal/uranium it is pretty much, or do you think someone humanity manages to desalinate all of the sea?
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  10030. i thought women want bad-asses… :->
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  10031. pragmatic
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  10032. Because they had connections to everywhere and had times of relative peace, Greeks and Egyptian sciences flourished in times like these too.
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  10033. Well, that's a disadvantage of this "natural family method" then, when she is most fertile, the lust is the highest.
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  10034. well, at least it's more math then in economic informatics ;)
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  10035. Uh, Poland? Bavaria?
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  10036. @595o Nevermind, I thought they meant the other shoes with the curved heels.
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  10037. @rlazera But do we really need to be superficial?
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  10038. @HypersonicWave Turks, Christians. One is an ethic group, the other a religion.
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  10039. replace one ideology with another
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  10040. @BobGeorgeAU Obama sees himself as moderate, but Ron Paul sees himself as Libertarian and that's what what Libertarians want, of course there are many shades of these classical liberals and they wouldn't advocate laissez faire just on anything but on pretty many things. Facts: * There are now quite some countries with a half or fully privatised postal system or in the transition of privatising it. * Ron Paul indicated himself that he would privatise public social insurance if possible.
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  10041. @KemaTheAtheist The Bible. ;-)
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  10042. uh, conspiracily
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  10043. Well, considering what is written in bible, one could expect similar to happen in certain conditions.
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  10044. not complaining would be certainly much more defeatist
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  10045. @b1rdkeeper > (+anti-Israel) LOL U MAD?
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  10046. @Losuol nope, if you look at contemporary text (that aren't fabrications, like one famous one) there is at most maybe one mentioning Christian groups possibly from some years after Jesus' death. Which is also kind of off considering that there were some historians living in the region there at this time (who e.g. wrote about the Jewish rebellions).
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  10047. @usaf317 If there has always been some homosexuality isn't that then "normal" too and part of nature?
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  10048. CAPS LOCK RAGE
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  10049. lololo
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  10050. seriously? I thought by now even Republicans would just dispute whether the climate change is man-made, not whether it exists
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  10051. affects
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  10052. > I see many muslim now are turning to the quality of Christian Numbers?
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  10053. What about Parathion/Paraoxon? Maybe they were stockpiling insecticides that can also be used ?as a chemical weapon?
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  10054. Your gorgerous cittern does not represent all of the five colors of the plague. After all the the verge of collapse is not yet in reach of the crimson manure. Have you ever thought about freeing the stockpiles of rattlesnakes and leave the almonds alive?
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  10055. but can he knot his shoes yet?
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  10056. @jsmith224455 Probably, but does that make it any better?
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  10057. @MultiUniv3rsal In what regard?
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  10058. every week a marathon?
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  10059. @salsaaddict1 Christian side hug.
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  10060. @NeroJoe83 Fermented fish might give good wine!
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  10061. Thanks to ancient Japanese history we know this.
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  10062. @SangtotheDy 25K would be kinda cheap.
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  10063. "most"?
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  10064. @calimar28 Greenland sure will.
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  10065. @DrakeIcn "No religion" does not equal rational thought, I would aggree on that.
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  10066. @MrPmj1979 This one is not a weather phenomenon.
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  10067. @IslamicGamer There is no religion without people. Religion is what people make out of it.
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  10068. who's athan?
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  10069. @IamAWarHeroFromHalo2 That's a stupid claim because a vaccination is not that different from getting a mild form a disease? So getting many diseases makes your immune system weaker? I would guess the opposite is the case (after the illnesses of course).
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  10070. @ByTheShortAndCurlies But who's Semitic? Remember these terms came from an age before genetics, there are no human races, you might draw some arbitrary lines but they will never sit well.
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  10071. @cCcMo42cCc "cCc"?
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  10072. and that's the circumference in radiant
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  10073. Huh? Persecution compley much?
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  10074. 3:06 cat sound?
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  10075. @whoo689 demand dictates the price
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  10076. @will72wein Trollololol
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  10077. y s ignorant twrds ths tht wnt to kll thmslvs, rght?
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  10078. or Mussulmen
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  10079. @DrSpudman44 Google is the one managing the ads before the video starts, FAIL, old man.
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  10080. @chestveeg Hey, if a Muslim claims the same he surely is the correct too, right?
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  10081. @na99ab and then a huge donkey will come, right?
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  10082. +crippletime He was in an open relationship with a single mother of three at the time of the incident. They apparently engaged in swinger stuff.
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  10083. @415jdookie Voice of the black community? Is he like the representative of all dark-skinned humans?
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  10084. @cne08 why should people make their channel available? so you can make a profile of him/her and base your response on that instead of what he/she has written?
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  10085. it's not prostitution when there is a camera, also, what's bad about prostitute per se?
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  10086. they didn't really marry at that age, it was just a photo
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  10087. @LOGIC42369 Apparently even other republicans dislike her too.
    1
  10088. @Andyeeee What about the NIST reports?
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  10089. > but cuz we love freedom too the nationalistic NPD (8th biggest) party isnt forbidden You missed how they tried to have it forbidden?
    1
  10090. He probably took that into account and compared similar samples from both groups, that's why he made the quote about when bras are good.
    1
  10091. > The research indicates that we account for around 5% of global warming. Where did you get that number?
    1
  10092. like the eat da poopoo guy?
    1
  10093. @Relyt22 I've seen already cardboard police officers "on duty".
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  10094. Saddam
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  10095. Will we see another Iran-hostage-crisis-like scenario?
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  10096. He is not claiming Aspartame causes cancer as AJ does.
    1
  10097. They don't want to leave the Eurozone, much less the EU.
    1
  10098. @alphakristjan Mmmmh, pancake!
    1
  10099. They didn't pretend they didn't, they publicly said it, TYT reported on this.
    1
  10100. @GermansMustDie Genetics fails! Crossing-overs don't happen often enough that this would occur.
    1
  10101. Anabaptists, having the Amish rule would surely be funny
    1
  10102. do you consider logic to be philosophy?
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  10103. @scan95487568 You meant Vietnam instead of Korean right?
    1
  10104. …and where would they get the guns from?
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  10105. AFAIK, that's also the definition that follows set theory and abstract algebra (algebraic structures).
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  10106. Quite easy to understand when there is no consensus on their interpretation? No, it's _your_ interpretation that is easily understood by _you_, but that should be no surprise.
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  10107. @0ptimusbibIe You are correct, Bangladesh does not follow Sharia law but some extra-legal village courts do.
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  10108. @TehNarrator The royal family didn't pay for it themselves?
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  10109. d'uh, how unexpected :->
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  10110. religious views are hardly intellectualism now, are they?
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  10111. @BrandonSchleifer Also, not enough stimulus is a drop in the bucket.
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  10112. @floatingcompassmedia But what matters is whether the angle is centrally predetermined.
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  10113. @GJNCA Yeah, force them to have pregnancies, that'll teach them! And who cares about the consequences for the resulting child… >_>
    1
  10114. patrionism on what level? county, state, federal or planetary?
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  10115. You know the definition of murder?
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  10116. @vamplust667 to some extend yes, however if you can point to models that show how it might be possible then not so much
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  10117. Oh noes, sounds horrible, is there anything to back this up?
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  10118. @xPEPSI100x Whenever Shiites protest it was Iran? But I heard it was more than just Shiites.
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  10119. wasn't impeached
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  10120. @asyouweresir Are you doing this on purpose or you really want me to repeat it? For the 3rd time, not some small fire, but a whole side of the building was on fire + it was hit by falling debris and it was a strange construction.
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  10121. in the US?
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  10122. @bgdomino The 'definition' of a marriage in church wouldn't change.
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  10123. @YoungMoney835 Ah I see, you run out of arguments and something seems to make you angry. Is it the fact that you yourself underwent that useless procedure?
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  10124. do you know what keeping up YouTube costs?!
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  10125. @MorphicStates There was/is the idea about life-forms based on silion + oxygen instead of carbon.
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  10126. @hurataimad how you know?
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  10127. @imcrazy85 ever cared to look it up?
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  10128. Woha, you still mad about how you couldn't have a discussion with me because of your ingrained irrational beliefs?
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  10129. @34601k Not if they are black, gay or don't believe in baby Jesus.
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  10130. > and ignorant people still think conspiracy theorist are nuts they still might be
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  10131. @bornthug213 So your believe is some sort of eternity insurance? But what if you believed in the wrong god?
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  10132. > Nah because then all of the marketing campaign money will go straight to the most powerful states (with most population). But that's already happening, now the swing states are the most "powerful" ones.
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  10133. where do you get the idea from that this is its purpose?!
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  10134. @idricool so you believe that conspiracy crap too?
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  10135. third party votes are wasted when you have a first-past-the-post system
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  10136. first the LifeAid company got alerted who then contacted the police for whatever reason
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  10137. 0:59 typo detected: "thier"
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  10138. @3dcga Well if religion claims to be here to reduce the evil in the world then it apparently fails hard.
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  10139. I asked them and they, the ones you call false Christians, sincerely affirmed that they are in fact the true ones and you are a false one, now who should I believe? Can't you just do a final showdown and settle this matter once and for all?
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  10140. Germans are no race
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  10141. such pictures are of "low standard" according to you?
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  10142. @akamal1113 That means he is probably more related to you than I am. So?
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  10143. 0/10 with that account
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  10144. mmmmh… pie
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  10145. @HerraYar Your comment seems to suggests that the video suggests that, when if fact it does not.
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  10146. Praise the lord for making him gay in the first place?
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  10147. @MRBMW10 but he won't, people will
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  10148.  @ahmedhashmi3584  Bobby Fisher.
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  10149. You feel like you chose your orientation?
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  10150. @Fjordbaanger title?
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  10151. So RPGs are OK? It's a weapon and you would not want to "cherry pick what you like".
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  10152. @DarkEyedBlues If you talk about unhealthy "fatness" then I fully agree.
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  10153. @Noufm0 Cenk mentioned this and what icronianson said.
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  10154. @xxdonaldqxx All great nations were a great mix. Old China, Israel, ancient Greece, Great Britain, …
    1
  10155. and what would be the '"scientists"' who claim there's no man made climate look like? :->
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  10156. I like how you make assumption about me based on nothing. ;) Anyways, my original post, that now got 4 upvotes, was about governing forces, after all this story was about someone being arrested for a victim-less crime.
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  10157. what part of "regulating" didn't you understand?
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  10158. Whether it causes "homosexuality" is another question.
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  10159. yeah, esp. the first 5, right? :->
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  10160. @Michigan1985 republican from the village of minora
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  10161. no you
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  10162. Putting two X chromosomes from one woman or one of each from two women together like with cloning. And only women would be produced since there is no Y chromosome available then.
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  10163. @donutsprinkles99 Probably, since it all started with just one thing, one eye, one heart-valve-like thingie etc. But it wouldn't surprise me if it was something quite early, ie. if e.g. all male mammals had at least two.
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  10164. @sykoperson Deep water drilling is just a good step in regards to energy independence.
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  10165. @hollaboutit All those 'conspiracies" were of _much_ smaller scale than any one proposed here. The conspiracy nuts here don't believe the driver was drunk and therefore make the police part of the plot etc. etc..
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  10166. I am pretty sure you leave your fate in the hands of others often enough, e.g. I bet you aren't your own doctor.
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  10167. @smaakjeks fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe fail safe :->
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  10168. @matrix13thfloor Wait, so if there is a little circle of people controlling the world why then 'Jews' in particular, according to you, and under what definition of Jewishness (religious affliction, blood relationship, friend relationships)?
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  10169. @cobraman96 Frozen like Han Solo? Imagine it.
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  10170. @le2key If you live next to a high traffic road then this way you can get them nicely smoked.
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  10171. but both refer to the same?
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  10172. @geosunkist well power is only fun if you can play with it, maybe he's playing and it's indeed just such a small issue that makes him support against Santorum
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  10173. ye, laws didn't allow them to track the weapons they sold
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  10174. oh what a violent mind you have
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  10175. @LordSnow69 There are enough protestant and orthodox Christians one should not be proud, you know for example what Luther thought of the Jews?
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  10176. Tumour.
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  10177. @angelwhite maybe, but not as organised as today's world religions
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  10178. @Taric7 Well, so you don't like the status quo either?
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  10179. Are you talking about Mendel? Research his story. ;)
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  10180. @FriedChkn4Eva Indeed they all came from the human mind, his aspirations and most importantly, his fears.
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  10181. u mad?
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  10182. @dajusta87 1.) Every one does indeed live by his own morals and just uses religion as a justification of these, the broad interpretation radius makes it possible. 2.) If there was no god to tell you not to eat shit, would you eat shit?
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  10183. > clearly pseudoscience Clearly?
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  10184. and Judaism has relations to beliefs in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia
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  10185. @ShalomDove "Species" is not as clear-cut as it might seem but generally you are right, but on the other hand recombination is a part of evolution and therefore this might be called evolution since it's adaptation throughout generations.
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  10186. The rationale and ideas behind it I find interesting, by themselves not "nefarious".
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  10187. @TheTopSoil They don't get messed up, but problematic recessive genes come much more likely into action. The process of cell division etc. is the same.
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  10188. @fuckystoat Well, iraq had no free market economy, so ofc they had to pay no income taxes since they had none.
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  10189. @TruthAndMoreTruth Cell phones operate at quite "dirty" frequencies, those bees must have learned to cope with these too.
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  10190. "…contrabass with them" what?
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  10191. Mormon actually?
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  10192. so M&Ms are not kosher? ;-)
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  10193. @Francesc2000 Good question, it's hard to define where the line should be drawn therefore it should be drawn where the least amount of acts are made illegal because something is not illegal unless explicitly specified.
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  10194. I saw the opposite, though to be fair that kid had serious ADHD, real ADHD not that over-diagnosed US thing.
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  10195. @bbphnix but the country itself isn't that secular, at least following the constitution
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  10196. not 90s
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  10197. @Vberg56 That did never happen in history of the US, so I guess it would be huuuuge embarrassment if they did ("yeah, sorry but we chose the wrong candidate last time").
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  10198. what they said is that it can't be true that the UN has legislative power
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  10199. part of the enlightenment movement fighting the Catholic church?
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  10200. @Squiglypig That's Adolt, not Adolf.
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  10201. @yamanito stem cells
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  10202. Well, religious people might tell you that their images are just symbolic of Jesus, yadda, yadda…
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  10203. Didn't he claim the MB is funded by Zionists? Funny Arabs.
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  10204. Exorcism is not an invention from outside.
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  10205. @Kooshkff I meant a persecution against religious people in general, you know what Christian evangelicals in the US like to portray: a war between secularism/atheism against the churches (esp. the Christian evangelical ones) with false stories like that of students being forbidden to take their bibles to school or have a cross around their neck, or to say "Merry Christmas", yadda yadda… You seem to be talking about Muslim persecution, which is a little bit different for obvious reasons (Fox).
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  10206. LOLOL naturalnews are those the same that support homeopathy, are friends of AJ and started the Boston Globe twitter fail? Anyways, this is about genetics, not detected cancers.
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  10207. @BorgKing001 YOU believe they certainly wouldn't go into YOUR idea of heaven for not believing in the god image YOU believe in.
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  10208. > how they made the shia sunni […] to hate eachother The killed Ali? ;)
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  10209. Can I come in a romper suit?
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  10210. it used to be difficult in the case of AOL users ;)
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  10211. also Wolfram's mathworld
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  10212. at least on two countries with high rate of gun ownership they are still heavily controlled, you need a gun pass or went undergo military training (e.g. when doing your conscription duty) to own one there
    1
  10213. What fruit and veggies do you eat?
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  10214. There is a reason why never a federal convention succeeded…
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  10215. 1000 is not enough, the US needs over 9000 LAZORS!
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  10216. > mathematical economics A MBA with a little bit of maths? ;)
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  10217. @Lhaw06 You forgot the part with the large flying donkey and the women with humps on their heads.
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  10218. Hasn't anyone asked for escalators yet?
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  10219. @fahadN72 Because?
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  10220. the green party?
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  10221. Well, they couldn't make the villain a Jew or a Muslim, so they went with an atheist.
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  10222. @ridimwave Yeah, better leave the kids in the children's home! :->
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  10223. @AmericanMuscleCarSS Well, at least you do something for humanity… :->
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  10224. @Lawlow1978 They are supported by them but are they working for them? Were the American revolutionaries working for the French?
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  10225. At least not Somalia, right?
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  10226. @LadySePe Woha, it's fine with if someone wants justice, but someone who fantasizes about torturing someone else like you do should see a shrink.
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  10227. @bobisperry222 ?
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  10228. @lSeKToRl "If you want to get circumcised that is fine, just don't say he told you to do so." I agree, unfortunately people do exactly this. Back to Islam: AFAIK, there is no relevant Islamic school where Hadiths don't play a large role and if you look at conservative Muslim sites like islamqa.com you will see that exactly these Hadiths are used as justifications for these sort of things.
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  10229. @trinkid2709 Why are black people on TV?
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  10230. "marketplace of ideas", where is this from? Isn't that from some high court ruling in the 20s?
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  10231. @TheUltimateREcon No need to tell me the Quranish stance on the Jesus-story, I knew it already.
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  10232. @AtheistSwede Quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi.
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  10233. LOL, you gave your vote away.
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  10234. @EasyAsTheOcean Hemp is the plant.
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  10235. @RedShadow238 cutting food aid is not the same as prescribed sanctions
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  10236. @NusaybahBintKa3b Ha-ha, your men are perverted, you should said it yourself!
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  10237. how and when? when the big crunch comes?
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  10238. @KiriStarcraft Maybe the same thing that makes homosexuality more likely also makes people more social and less territorial?
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  10239. @DanteAlucardAluxes Left and right wing has always just existed as a (one-dimensional) model.
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  10240. we can detect a brain, so yes we can indirectly "see" it
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  10241. You meant to say "hated", right? Search his channel if you want to see how often he had Icke on.
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  10242. @RAMKING61 No, it's not.
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  10243. @LibertyRadical Not all atheists are gingers, mister.
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  10244. @TemporalOnline I see your point but exactly this is what makes people with bad genetically dispositions worried. Should the same apply to them? Esp. if you keep in mind that checking for problematic gene markers is getting easier and cheaper every year.
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  10245. So you disagree with those Muslims who say doubts are waswasah (the whispering of Satan)? Because no true Scotsman… right? ;) > ass hole I didn't start with such potty language, seems like I touched a sore spot.
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  10246. @3star2nr Black birds aren't sea gulls.
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  10247. God is by definition in control of everything (omnipotence) and knows everything (omniscience) I fail to see how it would then _not_ be to blame, in fact I would even argue that out of omnipotence and omniscience it follows that everything is god, because thing about it what makes something a part of someone? It's that he/she controls it and feels it, since there is nowhere to draw a line where god ends he has to be everywhere, and since god is perfect everything is.
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  10248. AFAIK that wasn't part of their study
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  10249. @interfan63 And why do the religious leaders then have say on that and not someone from a medical background?
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  10250. @Looperberg Don't they wear sailor uniforms? Doesn't look very sailorly to me.
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  10251. no need for an atmosphere, just a heavy suit
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  10252. green apple, eh?
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  10253. Complicated words make you angry?
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  10254. @Roeshamboe05 What else is "the wrong way"?
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  10255. conspiracy alert!
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  10256. race?
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  10257. > IMO most creationists, if you polled them on specifics, do not believe the word for word literal meanings in the bible. That's basically what Cenk suggested, they don't know their holy texts but do think it's meant to be taken literally.
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  10258. +TrumpU Gradguate But did his contract extend to work in other companies?
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  10259. My son used to have his own hopes and aspirations. Now he has mine. Thanks, Obay™!
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  10260. It just makes god of the gaps smaller.
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  10261. @AnonEyeMouse URLs become invalid pretty quickly, ie. Geocities doesn't exist anymore therefore links to that won't work and now with no restriction on new TLDs on the horizont youtube.com might become replaced by .youtube or youtube.google
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  10262. Combine that why psychology and possible explanations from that direction for why we have religions and how human fears, emotions, bonding and humanization-of-things led to similar results.
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  10263. Since you are black you should know all 2nd quality celebrities?
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  10264. > about how Islam is great Can you quote from such a video where he says such?
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  10265. @antero8 There are multi-faith places where Muslims, Christians, Jews and even atheists go for devotion, it's the nowadays common multi-faith cemeteries. ;)
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  10266. later
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  10267. "Where's the evidence that Rebecca Reid and Maria Monk were wrong?" Wikipedia: "Colonel William Leet Stone, a Protestant newspaper editor from New York City, undertook his own investigation. In October 1836, his team entered the convent and found that the descriptions in the book did not match the convent interior."
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  10268. @valken666 Of course they are building cities, since most people want to live and work in cities.
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  10269. You're unprotected from nukes then as well.
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  10270. hehe, seems someone does not know how to generate GDP
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  10271. @MrMaximumPayne There are some narrations that the prophet was a cat person and detested dogs and allowed them only as shepherd dogs or for protection
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  10272. Are you talking about Islam or Scientology now?
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  10273. Giving oral pleasure is disgusting?
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  10274. > Have you seen the show? Yes. > I haven't so I don't know whether they are criticizing or complimenting? Too bad.
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  10275. @MacMaraScott Huh? What's sexual about this?
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  10276. In what way not forced if it's arranged? Because they don't run they are apparently OK? Also, source please. I bet it has to do with cultures that simply don't allow for breaking up, after all if you are not arranging your marriage for yourself you probably also are not in de-facto control of arranging a divorce.
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  10277. @3HDPS Have you made homosexual experiences in your youth that you now in hindsight see as someone forcing homosexuality on you?
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  10278. The mob being misled apparently that easily?
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  10279. @TheHickstead Hopefully now when running with admin priviliges.
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  10280. @jUsT0sMiLe I am proud not to be Saudi.
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  10281. Interesting, what was his name?
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  10282. @iTellYouNoLie Who says that Ron Paul will be backed by his party when doing actions in that regard?
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  10283. The problem with profiting from a negative is that then there might be an incentive to support/facilitate/stimulate that negative, now that might not be always possible (let's say someone profiteered from cold weather), but in this case it is (through not caring much about the "correction" aspect, lobbying for harsher sentences).
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  10284. @Try2MakeSenseOrSTFU Watch Out We Got A Badass Over Here
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  10285. isn't minimum security the norm?
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  10286. theoretically yes, problems would arise who you to put in charge to in terms of money generation, the entitity should be independent from everyone with but act in the interest of everyone
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  10287. @WaltervVogelweide Talking about federalism in education, it doesn't work that well in Germany and the little federalism in Austria's education is the most absurd thing ever.
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  10288. you say _completely_ different and even the biased site you cite acknowledges that this is not the case
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  10289. Pragmatism, if the situation was different they certainly wouldn't approve of each others.
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  10290. +Catherine tt Yes.
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  10291. +Khaotic Twist Both in FF or FFM.
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  10292. @Grindshock Of course maths is man-made that's why it's an humanities study.
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  10293. @Orangewind An image of a naked child is by itself not seen as child pornography in many countries.
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  10294. @Firestorm6X6 I agree.
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  10295. @ucdeBZ Polish origins you mean.
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  10296. @DJpianissimo "The temperature record shows the fluctuations of the temperature of the atmosphere and the oceans through various spans of time. The most detailed information exists since 1850, when methodical thermometer-based records began. There are numerous estimates of temperatures since the end of the Pleistocene glaciation, particularly during the current Holocene epoch. Older time periods are studied by paleoclimatology." From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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  10297. @slivenne Great argumentation! :->
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  10298. @UtubeMyAccountName What makes you think it would? Also, Government shouldn't be profit-oriented and more like a NPO.
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  10299. @dmiller185 North Korea is not only a republic, it is a DEMOCRATIC PEOPLES republic!!!1111one ;)
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  10300. 32 bit ought to be enough for any bank
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  10301. Penis?
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  10302. Large corporations (de-facto monopolies) are like a government when it comes to power, corruption/manipulations.
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  10303. > i dont debate for free LOL, why should anyone care about your specifically? Would you debate in letter-form?
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  10304. @IfUrReadinThisStop Chimo!
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  10305. @SSky06 Maybe he's just intact.
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  10306. @LadySePe No, Zeus is.
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  10307. lol, the bible
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  10308. would you circumcise all your children?
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  10309. @Relyt22 That's why they had control groups.
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  10310. > with very little information Or with incorrect information, like when Alex Jones misread the time of certain tweets from the Boston Globe.
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  10311. > ...but how are they defining religious "having religious beliefs, or performing religious rituals" says the video description.
    1
  10312. Nauru is soooo phat!
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  10313. well someone who has an accent might
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  10314. @chatter101010 Well, bring a better definition of "natural" if his didn't fit you.
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  10315. in the norther half, around Paris, they are arrogant but hardworking and the south, bellow Clermont-Ferrand it's the opposite, correct?
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  10316. @JAMamation There is constantly rural exodus going on if people don't go to city A then they will go to city B and it will expand, so one way or another you will have more city space.
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  10317. @sewbuttns they probably weren't married when she was a child
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  10318. they accepted the cucumbers fine as long as both got it
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  10319. is the joke really about Muslims rather than what would be censored in even such a show?
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  10320. He knows secret stuff? So he's one of them!!!!1111oneone :O
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  10321. @Hughganaught "Comminusts now embraces "all religons" in that all faiths & creeds are to blend into one." Does it? Not to sound sarcastic but is there a updated communist manifesto out that says that? ;-)
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  10322. By owning land I am owning a 3d shape (kind-of pyramid in the with the apex in the core) and on my ground certainly no one is going to dig up anything without paying me money! >:O
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  10323. Why only after they unite? Is it no life if it is separated in two "ingredients"? The truth is that where you (and others) draw the line is where no more apparent active involvement (decisions of a person) is needed, but that by itself is arbitrary.
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  10324. Because at this time of the day you can go that fast.
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  10325. One foundation but numerous sects? :->
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  10326. @hortulanus94 Creationists differ, so such generalising statements are often incorrect, but yeah there are some who accept adaptation through evolution but also believe there are some "impenetrable walls" in the form of clear-cut classes ("species").
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  10327. let's say they were true, aren't they then disadvantaged based on something they can't change (considering that there switching from Islam to another religion is not allowed), active and explicit discrimination should have no place in modern societies
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  10328. > IStanbul was more advanced than New York back in the 1900's Istanbul belonging to the "sick man of Europe"?
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  10329. > My only critique, is that I would like them to include men in the 'judged' position, and include 'women' in the 'judging' position. They will do this at least once in the end.
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  10330. lol allergic
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  10331. @bobbytiger Oh, the Nixon-supporters would have told you that it put the country on risk.
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  10332. @xjaskix Maybe because with that much money they are basically cosmopolitans, ie. world people, they can go whenever they want to, they don't need to feel bound to a particular country. Now, not that being a cosmopolitan was a bad thing, I would argue that the opposite, ie. a nationalist world view, is much, much worse, but that's how it goes.
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  10333. If that was the case in the eye of the law then there would be no reason to have specific extra laws concerning bestiality?
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  10334. Huh? Did they make any generalizing statements?
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  10335. You missed the up-to-date part in the story?
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  10336. @finerbiner The equivalent might be the removal of the clitoral hood and excess skin which is how female circumcision is done in some parts of Egypt.
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  10337. But they will also communicate to each other to cry when the other cries, but that doesn't necessarily apply to stopping crying.
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  10338. @FoolDrainer I guess you meant Ireland, not Island and AFAIK the conflict is not over yet.
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  10339. So they shouldn't help aborting proven trisomia 21 etc. cases if the mother wants the abortion according to you?
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  10340. @FormerlyKnownAsNopez I would argue Cenk was more awkward in this one.
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  10341. @peaceall43650 Funny, I heard the same from a communist, I am not joking, telling me how living in his utopia (once it's reached) is real freedom and not the jester's licence people have in the west.
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  10342. @romanmir01 Is for more power to the states, so he would indirectly approve.
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  10343. > The stoning was moral because these people were putting the rest of the tribe in danger. You see that as moral or you say it was moral in their minds?
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  10344. placeholders, real ones too complicated ;)
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  10345. @asyouweresir No, reptilians, also the Vatican and Lord Xenu.
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  10346. @363Magi FAIL, Penta (5ish) ≠ Hexa (6ish)
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  10347. @ehunter2 Umm, the issue is about civil marriages, not church ones.
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  10348. You think god is omnipotent and knowingly (as in knew in advance what would happen because of his omniscience) created everything and therefore everything must be according to his plans, including your thoughts which would be predetermined. Either that or free will would be above god's power and therefore he not omnipotent anymore.
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  10349. Crabs? Isn't that what people typically got in war times?
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  10350. @meltdown59992 It's 1080i
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  10351. @eqsmooth What's the problem with Popper?
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  10352. fake like Ron Paul's!!!
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  10353. They did a Pavlov with spot.
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  10354. fun fact: he said he would give hormones as rape-after pill, his answer was much more nuances than his answer on other issues, but ye in terms of legislation he is probably strictly anti-abortion
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  10355. @Asymmatrix he was quoting another person, you know who?
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  10356. If they would be equal why keep them separate? Are you saying blacks are for separate but equal?
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  10357. she voted indeed, no matter whom
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  10358. @bubbaj232 Way down deep in your heart you know that the bible and its concept of sinning makes no sense.
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  10359. uh, when you got no flora, wouldn't classic yoghurt work just as well?
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  10360. Hm… this does not count as cheating, does it?
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  10361. how many subscribers did he have before this video?
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  10362. @wonderfulhydie No, this a sign to believe in Zeus.
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  10363. Dropping like a rock…dropping like a rock… ♪
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  10364. @freakystyley4000 It's also the symbol of the currency in the PRC, so he was right on that.
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  10365. @hsadman2 Steel-supported floors did collapse the last example you cited, but i.a. because it was a different construction a chain-reaction like in the twin towers did not occur.
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  10366. "literally"? ;)
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  10367. @jisangNY1 What about 'sub-races', 'sub-sub-races' and so on…? :-> Also, what is a race?
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  10368. @psyphormer You meant 100%.
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  10369. @FotoKadr Proving a negative is hard indeed, I guess you also couldn't prove that the tooth fairy does not exist, what do you think would be the probability that the tooth fairy exists?
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  10370. @BeingBadAtMaths "militant"
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  10371. prostate fun?
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  10372. have you looked at money from before the 50s?
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  10373. @SmaragdineSage Hezbollah is Shia, isn't it? SCNR = "Sorry, could not resist"
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  10374. the universe is everything, thus also god, where in the bible does it state that god had a beginning? ;-)
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  10375. @ammiralowling Germany has crappy programming, but no juice there!
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  10376. What under 18?
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  10377. a religion is defined by it's followers, everything else makes no sense, a "correct" interpretation that nobody follows might as well not exist at all and considering that the religions are allegedly created by omnipotent beings you can't really say that what followers made out of it was really "unexpected" to them
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  10378. > Also fasting cleans out your bod ywhich is also why Muslims fast you dingus. From the fatty food you ate the night before? :-> And poor people can't drink water or what? But eat a lot in the night and early morning?!
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  10379. I would argue they hold value by being thumbed up, they are indicators.
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  10380. I know just of a Musselman here with a Lion as an avatar.
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  10381. Isn't that the guy from troublehacking?
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  10382. a belief is represented by its believers, therefore it's interchangable
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  10383. summerville's media is poluting the minds of springfielderians, every village should have its own internet but seriously, ever heard of the marketplace of ideas?
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  10384. > do you think the government makes the clouds look like bunny rabbits too? Alex Jones says they do.
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  10385. Umm, young-earth creations would not even put so large numbers in their mouths, they generally believe _everything_ is not older than a 4-digit number.
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  10386. @bluefootedpig Interesting view, slim government but still heavy involvement in education, that's the first time I heard this one. I believe most libertarians (AKA classic liberals) would disagree with this.
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  10387. Just want to point out that the converse argument doesn't apply either, just because something is called the same doesn't mean it's the same, in fact if you look very closely you will see that every single believer will have a different idea about his/her "god(s)". I find it e.g. ludicrous to equate the god concepts of all Abhrahamic religions (remember, that even includes Mormonism and Bahai).
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  10388. @RainNinjaHazuki maybe even older than that
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  10389. LOL AJ viewer.
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  10390. a god that represents his fears and hopes, a parent figure after entering adulthood, a story of a lost paradise not unlike childhood?
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  10391. @murderface74 Yeah, esp. the no-planes, no-towers and no-NYC movement.
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  10392. For 300 $ you can buy a Nexus and it costs 300 $ dollar less than an iPad, do you know what you can buy for 300 $?…
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  10393. @romanmir01 Well, it might go through the containment area to the bedrock.
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  10394. @melora72 Creation story of the Cherokee indians, AMIRITE?
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  10395. well, that might bite him if he's asked the right questions
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  10396. @jonathanbluestein So you are saying the "global capitalistic agenda" wants "population growth"? Interesting, I have heard conspiracy nuts claiming the opposite.
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  10397. I was talking about the rye bread that was like hard gingerbread and you needed to soak in water first that stone/copper/bronze age people were eating, didn't you learn about this in school?
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  10398. @SrBeardsly Actually they aren't, go read up the names of the ones buying these diamonds and from where some of the ships with the waste came, this is not a race issue.
    1
  10399. have fun with your mormon friends going from door to door
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  10400. @greycloud24 Well, the title says "rape", so it's just natural to assume that force to be involved.
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  10401. Aristarchus of Samos
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  10402. no, thefe's many ways, that's why their are different sects/schools
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  10403. Your post seemed realistic.
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  10404. @ShatterNWO well, because most are
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  10405. who says they don't? might still take a buck from repubs
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  10406. @gimmethegepgun I see where the hygiene hypothesis comes from, but what does vaccination have to do with cleanliness? I would guess the opposite be the case since vaccines alert the immune system.
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  10407. I would even argue there are no human races one way or another.
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  10408. > copyright infringement is comparable to theft, although it's not the same. So true, it's the same expect where it isn't! :->
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  10409. @Tetraglot That's UE-wide.
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  10410. Is the tree even real? It looks like it isn't.
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  10411. > Put everything in it's proper context and you will have no qualms with Christianity. Does the same apply to "Mein Kampf", "Das Kapital" and the Quran according to you?
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  10412. > human testimony is the greatest form of evidence! I lol'd, still your trolling is mediocre, it doesn't create rage.
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  10413. the question is when it's seeded
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  10414. Isn't it more be more "biblical" than the Hellenistic/Dante's hell, esp. if you just look at the old testament.
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  10415. Did he already have his vasectomy?
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  10416. @lSeKToRl There is one Hadith where the prophet implicitly approves to female circumcision by advising not to cut too much away and there is another one approving circumcision where it is not clear whether circumcision in general or just the male one is meant.
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  10417. It's not enough for following Islam apparently, and stoning etc. have been interpreted by some schools to be part of Islam because of historic circumstances, so it's disingenuous of you to only concentrate on the Quran when being an apologist.
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  10418. @Sneezlebob I am saying that the absence of evidence is evidence against it.
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  10419. @WarrenEdwardBuffet According to accounts the prophet himself followed the local honor codes at his time, where do you get the idea from that's it's forbidden?
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  10420. is that the only alternative?
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  10421. All people in Korea have Korean names? :->
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  10422. @Issypt Following the scientific method throughoutly and not leaving out any results a conflict of interested should not matter because the facts alone should matter.
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  10423. @Canterwoodcore this one comes into my quote collection
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  10424. What he meant is that the polls agree with the Roe vs. Wade decision. And the people you mentioned are philosophical trolls.
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  10425. as long as he's not trying to seem Mafiosi… ;)
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  10426. @eternalcrumpet cold war
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  10427. What regular treatment? Unless she got AIDS the herpes will probably only become visible again in conjuction with other diseases.
    1
  10428. how is this a strawman, building 7 certainly wasn't needed
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  10429. @toastm4n Where is your argument? Because he disagrees he has to be close-minded?
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  10430. how can you make such assumptions?!
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  10431. So everything is good? Because everything was created by god? I mean a good being wouldn't knowingly (remember his omnisciences) created "bad", would it? This is logic/philosophy, not Tolkien.
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  10432. if it's chlorinated it might turn green if you pee a loooot
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  10433. @ncwdane You apparently fail at understanding natural selection.
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  10434. > Most libertarians aren't for monopolies Well, they accept them. > it isn't "just about deregulating everything" In what way? As I understand that's pretty much what they stand for, just that they (might) believe that everything changes to the better with deregulation.
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  10435. @Just8eatit Could he knew that they didn't went to a hospital afterwards?
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  10436. yeah, right after agile scrum-based kanban politics
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  10437. @FatLingon You mean they should just change some genees and see if it looks more dinosaurish? ;-)
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  10438. @DoYerBest Good job, you just made a circle argument.
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  10439. @eicebleu so true, quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi
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  10440. LOLWUT, so what is your opinion on insanity?
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  10441. and the French?
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  10442. You are talking about the Quran or the book of Mormon?
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  10443. if you think it makes sense, you can't foresee the future
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  10444. @marcarmstrong88 There were also not-so-serious little statuettes with huuuge dongs for humorous or kinky purposes, enter "statue phallus" into Google Images.
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  10445. @KemaTheAtheist Regulated like what? You can books hailing "homeopathy" and therelike in any library.
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  10446. @AleXGT7 You don't need an abortion clinic to do an abortion, DIY methods for abortions have been known for millenia. And might have happened that the woman became infertile or even died from complications.
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  10447. @mszunefan In this case the question is whether it's entrapment or not and from my understanding entrapment would be if the cops or there-like would be _actively_ entrap someone into doing something illegal, in this case the cops are working through the minor through instructing him/her, therefore I would guess it matters. But of course in a case where the minor him-/herself is on his own making advances then it's still illegal to go into it.
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  10448. @MrBobbillo The holy _father_ figure hardwired? The paradise that existed before we grew up? The end of the world inescapable just like the end of our lives?
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  10449. > Just like "Blacks" are of the Tribe of Judah (Israelites) Hehe, good one, gets me every time.
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  10450. Just like you can the remove the status of a plane or boat? :->
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  10451. @donatshabani Retards having offspring is not illegal, should it be?
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  10452. What the hell was the video at the right at the beginning?!
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  10453. @Danny77uk um, prostitutes use other ways of preventing unwanted pregnancies
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  10454. Ahh, Arabian-Persian love! Please tell me again, why do some Shias flagellate themselves? And who killed Ali? Oh and which sect produced more people that added to the knowledge of humanity in the 'golden era'?
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  10455. the nowadays popular ones do have in common the golden rule, having many children and marking and/or separating oneself from the rest
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  10456. Hasn't this been already covered by The Onion, the newest news source, quite some time ago? /watch?v=1taC3JjIOkM
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  10457. Winnetou?
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  10458. @noneyajdub There are a lot of ancient texts about mythical creatures like dragons, lindworms, etc…
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  10459. check out norway
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  10460. […] Oh with what they did with OtherOS they could read memory from memory ranges that were official restricted to them but at this point they were far away from enabling piracy.
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  10461. @tetris312 in what way? that the poor kids don't need to go school anymore and work instead right after the age of 12/14 like in the good ol' days?
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  10462. Bluetooth is just a communication protocol
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  10463. > and nuclear weapons Indeed, no arms nut argues about that, shows that everyone draws a line somewhere.
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  10464. @SuperRegisteredUser Nice logic you got there (x makes fun of y ⊃ x defends jews ⊃ x supports Israel) and nice assumption about me supporting something you cant even properly define. Again, what is a 'jew'? Someone who follows Judaism, someone with a big nose and a funny name or someone born from the seed of Abraham's female offspring?
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  10465. They don't make videos specifically to bash Christians and to make clear what their position is. They make videos of interesting topics that sometimes happen to be about Christians/Christianity because of the role it plays, esp. in the US.
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  10466. @murphalot13 "alex jones gets HIS info from legit sources" He himself is not a legit source. :-> Cenk is too smart to be a conspiracy theorist.
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  10467. you compresse the lungs as well? ;)
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  10468. @Phantom1thrd It's not about foreign politics, it's about etymology and the history of the political philosophies.
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  10469. @Capng123 The producer discovered Terragen.
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  10470. The Concordat.
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  10471. > Most of them are cultivated naturally with nature. Drawing a line where there is none? Think about it, it's not entirely clear when something is natural and when not.
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  10472. > programs to get them off the drugs and off the streets make them productive citizens It's not as if there are no such programs, I have no idea how well funded they are and how well they are working.
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  10473. @Jex134 Same with entering the US through plane.
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  10474. He is showing respect to his own religion, what he described is what Muslims believe.
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  10475. maybe he follows scientology, he really liked their last movie similar to earth 2000
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  10476.  @Charlie_Davidson  Are you sure Assassin’s Creed is fiction? Maybe that's what T-H-E-Y want you to believe.
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  10477. @romanmir01 neither is water, still floods are not cool
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  10478. @dallywally72 Embryos, not babies.
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  10479. @gmsquared Trouble of which sorts?
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  10480. I hate those jeans-wearing, chewing gum chewing, smoking people who smile on photographs.
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  10481. @sloshady Europe, not just the EU to be precise.
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  10482. @katiexbohxbatie Very interesting, thank you! I didn't knew about this interesting oddity of US federalism.
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  10483. which translation :->
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  10484. Your presumption is incorrect. He was talking representative of a group of people, not atheists though.
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  10485. They reported on the girl getting shot?
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  10486. @thatjohnharveyboy Marriage is love? ;-)
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  10487. @diweel The Arabs certainly didn't _always_ treat "the jew" well. But yeah, if a group is encapsulates itself (sometimes forced) and has a book where they see themselves as best I guess it draws mistrust and suspicion to one, I would say that the same goes for Muslims in non-Muslim countries, esp. the very enclosed ones.
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  10488. @KangaKucha Ixtoc, different location, not so deep, but still in the Gulf of Mexico
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  10489. @disneylandtwo Humm, so the catholic church is the devil according to you? Have you been reading Chick comics lately?
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  10490. you don't consider him a hypocrite?
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  10491. @Maestroxxx1 Sometimes they start with extreme bills so that a "milder" but not in their view "toothless" version can pass, could be the case here, dunno.
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  10492. Maybe a spurious correlation, maybe not. Same as with digestive problems.
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  10493. @andron333 well, but they still have some interaction with the dog
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  10494. @TheMuziekmann "per default" ≠ everything
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  10495. @Primalxbeast The option for draft is still there in the US, it has never been abolished.
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  10496. @Chimera1591 little over 3k / month?
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  10497. @leonia97 It might have existed longer relative to the languages you mentioned, but still certainly not for most of human history.
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  10498. @Fatcatnevercameback > leaving the UN with little choice but to recognize them. Oh you… that's not how it works.
    1
  10499. It's about "indecency"? That sounds like making these pictures public would be offense against the public as opposed to the person in the pictures.
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  10500. @floydw6 but it's differentiating based on colour, it's not like Cain was all "ghetto" (which does not directly have to do with colour), but still he was called "brother" probably simply because of his skin colour.
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  10501. mineral oil is natural as well
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  10502. @Martinez1887 There is Turkish porn out there.
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  10503. well, then send the gay males to the girl scouts and vice versa? ;)
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  10504. I asked them and they sincerely told me that that's not true and that you are following the wrong kind of Islam. :->
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  10505. @thuzan117 Launching into space is pretty expensive, a rocket can't transport very much.
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  10506. This has nothing to do with GA.
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  10507. are you an insecure Muslim that you think he made fun of Islam, it should be obvious he made fun of those claiming that he has come out as Muslim now just because Current TV|s new owners
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  10508. The next Maria Theresa Walburga Amalia Christina?
    1
  10509. because the insurances only work if enough people pay into it
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  10510. Funny, most of these aren't common in the old world and if they are then they are either mainly in the UK and expensive.
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  10511. @595o Also, please read the comment from Urchak.
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  10512. vehicle insurance?
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  10513. @FotoKadr Indeed, defining absolute evil would be hard, but what you are talking about would be defining blameworthiness/culpability, still I feel like you ignored my question, what sense does it make to define as god as having a certain limit to where it is while believing it's an omnipotent/omniscient being.
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  10514. @TwinSmoke So you creationist? The one of the type who believes the earth is 4k years old? :->
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  10515. let me guess, you are a proponent of buddhism?
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  10516. > Love is a religious concept Uh, no, it's an emotional concept, i.e. psychology.
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  10517. @tvrulz46 You do what? Oh, that's so badass of you, the beating sure had positive effects on you. :->
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  10518. @DeFactoEdeal yes, and by that logic and considering that one wants innovation or least things that can't be produced in a small-scale (e.g. who would hand-craft a stapler?) it's not necessarily a bad thing that small stores (industries) vanish (maybe not a good thing either, but where is the advantage for the custome, except maybe with better service?)
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  10519. @64Hulya Smart until they sided with the Axis in the great war?
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  10520. > then STOPPED then apparently stopped
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  10521. You don't believe in an almighty, single god?
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  10522. as a mother tongue it sure is
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  10523. IT'S NOT THE NUKE THAT CAUSES VIOLENCE IT'S THE PERSON WHO USES IT
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  10524. @SuperRegisteredUser I was asking for your personal definition not Wikipedia's.
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  10525. @HomleandSecurity Was he? And atheist wanting to become a preacher, quoting god and towards the end of his life supporting the church more than Lenin did? Bad example, you should have used Mao.
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  10526. @xxdonaldqxxx Fair enough, you have any other insurances?
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  10527. @bluenotejazz There is no endless tolerance.
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  10528. that wasn't the taliban back then
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  10529. can you find the same data for female circumcision? I believe I heard there something along these lines with similar results
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  10530. Well, I understand you are poor and backwards, but no reason to project your ideas on others.
    1
  10531. @ChristianMission Communist ideology has many characteristics of a religion, your point?
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  10532. @ConsoleApostate the stone cutter guild of 1138
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  10533. depends on the fuse type, doesn't it?
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  10534. @watercup123456 Wait what how comes you just call them "women", can't some of them might be genetically men (XY)?
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  10535. @disrxt Both terms are correct since it is one (made) out of many.
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  10536. @nekopheliac Please tell us, why was Freud on the list? For being the founder of psychoanalytics? For opposing religion? For his obsession with phalluses and sexually-grounded traumata? For smoking cigars? For causing a friend become addicted to Cocaine? For fleeing from the Nazis? For his suicide?
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  10537. @netwiz2 You might not consider them XXX, but they do, there is no highest authority for absolute definition to ask who is now right and who isn't so we have to go with what people consider to be themselves.
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  10538. @sfeltmate Well; I guess one could detect this undertone in other activities as well, dancing (TYT had a vid on this), ballet, ice skating, …
    1
  10539. a flashbang would have looked pretty differently
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  10540. @markangeloc Well, just because it's natural does not automatically mean that it's healthier, in some cases something that's more syntheized might be healthier.
    1
  10541. In some cases starvation is because of diseases (e.g. malaria) and diseases are likelier because of malnutrion so it's hard to tell apart.
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  10542. I can see a crisis happening there too once something happens related to those Bitcoin millionaires (as in having more than a million whole bitcoins!).
    1
  10543. @Szekler11 changing subject, eh?
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  10544. nah, it's an explanation for something we see, it's a theory
    1
  10545. Sean seems irritatingly anxious, maybe he should switch to decaf.
    1
  10546. and again
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  10547. @hitheresunshine Isn't soda a type of lemonade?
    1
  10548. > For all we know the male reproductive parts were causing health problems. At this age? Do we know that. AFAIK, it rarely causes any problem, removal later on is simply a greater hassle.
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  10549. @jpav0923 The you are also against the normal anti-baby pill since it can trigger an abortion?
    1
  10550. Only take a fifth from the unbelievers?
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  10551. @asyouweresir Satanists? Not reptilians?
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  10552. @hossboss96 Didn't you listen? Ben thought that too.
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  10553. and then you will shout "god did it!"?
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  10554. @skateposeur12 Not with an e like in kefir?
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  10555. @wh0racle3 He did in the past, but he doesn't anymore (well, he still debated Christian apologists) because they used the debates for quote-mining and also by debating them he gave them publicity.
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  10556. Damn it, you got me! In fact I believed you till the end when you made the Ron Paul joke
    1
  10557. I laugh at anyone celebrating any skin pigmentation
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  10558. are you from Florida?
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  10559. @MultiRockstar34 And they would know the people from the other years?
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  10560. they are still looking for Cobol programmers at some places (prob for something like an IBM System/360)
    1
  10561. @briperez Maybe some Iraqis want them to stay, but they should make a vote to show that they are the minority.
    1
  10562. @SouthParkTweekRules 5.) nope, they just met him for the cameras 6.) a former circus artist would 7.) so what? 8.) all part of the plan 9.) the name is copyrighted
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  10563. @Bladewing10 I would argue that the risks in those years are lower than the risks that come with a medical procedure like circumcision (depends on the technique used ofc).
    1
  10564. LOL 19.
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  10565. Fun fact; that includes computer scientist and mechanical engineers, and yes they might be less sane in that regard, what matters is their conviction their beliefs are based upon. Argument from authority is problematic.
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  10566. @TheUSMetalhead You don't know the Quran/Mithra papers/book of Xylibit, therefore you can't combat it!
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  10567. @snoiprocs16 Well, there is a difference between forbidding one thing and being free to do another. Secularism means division between religious beliefs, forbidding something people do because of their religious beliefs is not something particular secular.
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  10568. He clearly described why, the backlash to those groups will be hard, just like with 9/11
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  10569. LOL, the tweets are still there and again they were made _after_ the bombing, the time displayed in twitter is always converted to your local time, so what we have here is Alex Jones and you falling for different time zones. Please search for the tweets yourself, I am sure you will now claim that Twitter manipulated these tweets and moved them two hours into the future but at least you can't claim they are deleted. :->
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  10570. @commonloon0 It shouldn't happen with a healthy immune system that you get what you are supposed to vaccinate against and can only happen in the case of live vaccinations. Now I can't even think of many illness what vaccination babies are vaccinated against that would then cause nerve damage or such, the only thing I could think of would be TBE vaccination but that isn't administered in the US/CA and certainly not to babies.
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  10571. > in most countries you'd get put in jail for being in your underwear I know enough countries were you probably wouldn't.
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  10572. @MrOne4truth True, just like the planes on 9/11!!!!!!11111
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  10573. If it's unfounded, then probably. ;)
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  10574. @BlackMambakins For murder it would have needed base motives.
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  10575. Well, they can't really accept it for humans though since they have a version of Adam & Eve in their book.
    1
  10576. @thegreenseven Indeed.
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  10577. @angelicakid1 So you are saying it's made of cells? :->
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  10578. Ye, people in underwear sure threaten "cultures"… :->
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  10579. @fitzhalim Aren't schools you call "public school" in fact private?
    1
  10580. Would you say that kids these days "have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise"?
    1
  10581. > and Bill Gates can't get a nuke now cause there is a law prohibiting him from getting nukes? Indeed.
    1
  10582. @SnatchTease How can this be? After all they are related by blood to the greatest Muslim of all times (the Jordanian royal family BTW too)…
    1
  10583. @CommandoDude Nah, better give them suspenders, they are more reliable.
    1
  10584. Cenkavision was a little bit short and hasty.
    1
  10585. @Phyrexious When there's transparency then people will probably not buy such toys.
    1
  10586. @whoo689 I guess things are different now that the islamists as opposed to the nationalists have the upper hand there.
    1
  10587. the cake was about being "served"
    1
  10588. @KamidakeRed the problem is that would it not be for the greenhouse effect CO2 would be much less of a problem.
    1
  10589. Even recycler reactors can't make use of U-238.
    1
  10590. even if that were true, that would mean that in at most 20 years time nothing is hindering anyone from producing such
    1
  10591. who's center?
    1
  10592. @hofifut Let's presume they would want to cause more causalities than ever before, ie. 9/11 then even the largest Wal-Mart wouldn't be enough, would it?
    1
  10593. This is a rather strange attire.
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  10594. […] As for the rest, I fail to see how curiosity need religious dogma, quite on the opposite. Now it may have happened that the history of religion might have been interleaved with the history of many branches of science, like for example the quest for finding the right order for the chapters of the Koran leading to the advent of crypto-analysis but so does anything else that plays a role in our lives. […]
    1
  10595. it is real, but there is no conspiracy
    1
  10596. Uh, when Islam came the old Egyptian religion was long history (and forbidden as a fact), Christianity was predominant. Where do you get your info from? Additionally, it's not as if Islam would not approve of slavery…
    1
  10597. > all these reports are politically motivated. Suppose they were, still they would be truthfully just stating their opinion. Oh and nice of you making baseless assumptions about me.
    1
  10598. @PuzzlingWizard In what way the CoS is more or less of a scam than the other churches? You've got some formula for determining that?
    1
  10599. She should have played along a little bit further. Would have surely been a lot of fun.
    1
  10600. @nabiji Well, conservatives are by definition for preserving the current state and if that's the current state in the US as opposed to the UK, etc, well then…
    1
  10601. @JBrianBooks for that you don't need GM, hybrid seeds are enough
    1
  10602. traditional spelling, still prevalent in other languages
    1
  10603. @markangeloc And how does this make table sugar more natural?
    1
  10604. @johnramirezvideos Yeah, just think of all the manufacturing guilds that might cease to exist, no wait, that was with the 1st revolution…
    1
  10605. should've shown the OSI layer model, just for fun
    1
  10606. @elfornse I don't see it as moral hypocrisy exactly because it is necessary. We live in a interconnected world with social and physical relations that connect us, nobody can encapsulate himself in a way that he has nothing to do with everyone else and people have certain obligations towards the whole.
    1
  10607. 1 + (-1) = 0
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  10608. aj linked to this
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  10609. @BigsexyButters Well, a Roman-Catholic is for me someone who believes in the Roman-Catholic teachings, and that includes the pope being the heavenly-inspired successor of Paul who in case of doubt is infallible. And the popes of the past haven't made a secret out of that they don't care much about democracy and freedom of the people if they can retain certain the powers of the church and fight some anti-church boogeyman which is why it supported Franco.
    1
  10610. @StabbyRaccoon Weight gain is a sign of insulin resistance?
    1
  10611. Red, the colour of the people, therefore the parties who are about soldarity are generally red.
    1
  10612. @IAMDEWYZE anymore
    1
  10613. @Hammerhead547 And there was only 1 lever and only 1 executioner?
    1
  10614. historical records? AFAIK, none from his life-time
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  10615. > It's very pleasant To a child?
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  10616. someone on RT said the US are behind it because they gave money to the military ;)
    1
  10617. @NightWingR32 Maybe it's some secret hand-sign? Quick, tell it Beck... oh wait.
    1
  10618. More voiceless than they are now? There is a great video from CPGGrey on this.
    1
  10619. They have _so_ many? And so many flying flags of Atatürk? And playing soccer? :->
    1
  10620. aren't there muslims claiming that only alcohol from wine grapes and drinking to the extend that impairs you significantly is not allowed?
    1
  10621. @horbergaren Khadaffy?
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  10622. Nu-uh, dude.
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  10623. @snoiprocs16 And that's a good or a bad thing?
    1
  10624. @abe235 Juice again?
    1
  10625. @khakisandatee No flashbacks?
    1
  10626. @Steviepth You didn't get it, did you?
    1
  10627. Natural fallacy, eh? A twin is basically a clone.
    1
  10628. Warning! Despite the avatar this is not an official Onion representative. For one, do you see the background color? It doesn't match the background color of the page. I repeat, no affiliation with The Onion® on this one.
    1
  10629. > evolution follows a predictable genetic pattern That's because the environment tells the direction to go, not so much the random mutations. > evolution seems has some kind of purpose Evolution is a purpose in itself, because without evolution there would be no adaptation throughout generations.
    1
  10630. @SomeOneFromOFS have you ever eaten shrimps?
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  10631. how about 10 billion but living like in simpler times? ;)
    1
  10632. Does it also incorporate the tooth fairy?
    1
  10633. @blueeagleTFL True, when people in the Gulags were about to starve to death they prayed to a Stalin statue since they thought that he surely wouldn't allow such a thing happening.
    1
  10634. Whacking something with a wrench upgrades sentries, teleporter, dispensers and large hardon colliders.
    1
  10635. Strictly speaking new governments were formed, old ones didn't really secede.
    1
  10636. @PassionateMistress This trash song became popular outside Austria?
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  10637. @diizasta2011 You have something better to do? :->
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  10638. That's not how it works, you need to extract it and sell it at the right time to someone who needs it in that moment. Also the west might threaten possible buyers with sanctions as well.
    1
  10639. @livin4jesus0225 No cells of the father live on in the baby. Is it possible that you are mixing up the term 'cells' with something?
    1
  10640. How comes it doesn't?
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  10641. @luisagarcia1991 No no, not Illuminati, it's the reptilians.
    1
  10642. @arad7613 90% of Jews? But only if you solely count practitioners of orthodox Judaism as Jews I would argue.
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  10643. The correct word is PRESS, not journalist.
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  10644. i feel bad for Christians....when they will be reborn as ants...ohh how they wished they would have listened to Shiva then
    1
  10645. You were the one talking about history repeating itself.
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  10646. @Brandt761 Oh come you really can't see the sarcasm?
    1
  10647. @doctorrin "This stuff is not just squeezed out of the corn like sugar cane...It is refined and extracted X10" Seems like you have no idea know how white table sugar from canes or beets is produced.
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  10648. @goozbaghali Ok, then replace "marrying" with "making a child together".
    1
  10649. Being scientific is not about who made a certain claim, no matter whether he is or is not "an idiot about issues on the brain". From a more scientific perspective extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, there is no real evidence thus it's reasonable to dismiss such claims.
    1
  10650. @29modeltaa you forgot the words "gay" and "communist" in your post
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  10651. @dadreamzworld God grouped as in races? So you believe in some kind of racist creationism that teaches that God created a race for every continent, I am not making this up, there has been at least on religious of the 19th century promoting this (I forgot his name but I can look it up if you want).
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  10652. @arachn1dinshoe > They are member-based not-for-profit entities. Interesting, that's not the case in many other countries, but what if one such company has problem with liquidity? Will the government bail it out?
    1
  10653. @agelessrocker You mean they spat at themselves? SCNR, I know that the hippies spitting on war vets story is overblown foo.
    1
  10654. @BleueDeLaRue Redefinition of "atheism", some of his statements, …?
    1
  10655. @megagagnon1 The politically connected multinational and large corporations will be the winners if "best effort" for transferring data on the Internet won't be upheld through rules that I can't see leading to more regulations, since the rules by themselves are pretty simple.
    1
  10656. @Phenylbutanol According to Heisenberg's uncertainity principle: maybe. ;-)
    1
  10657. He sounds like a Mole Man.
    1
  10658. @LibertaerUeberAlles Marvin?
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  10659. I think he meant in the way of their sexual suppression causing this.
    1
  10660. @MrGenesis317 Well, I doubt that it would have stayed a "secret" if they didn't.
    1
  10661. @AafkeArt Is it full immunity if it stays in your body and later can become shingles?
    1
  10662. It was not gay when he pleasured you?
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  10663. @Rotaq123 You don't need expliclitly reject all religions in order to count as an atheist, that wouldn't be possible anyways because there are so many. But if you say that more people in the US are born into a 'Christian' family than in one without a confession then you are probably correct I guess.
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  10664. @chestveeg Well, as long non-Christians continue to buy there it won't make a difference.
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  10665. @Daviticus042 That's the point, this way they are immune.
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  10666. we might not be as much depended on the bacteria in our stomach but nonetheless they make a difference for us as well
    1
  10667. Are you putting free will above god's power? Don't you claim god is omnipotent and all-knowing?
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  10668. @DarkScience0 The problem with power dynamic is that it is not measurable.
    1
  10669. why not? saves one organ
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  10670. @dustinjt True, seems like for some individuals the Dunning–Kruger effect amplifies with age.
    1
  10671. You know Bonobos?
    1
  10672. Why would it give someone a disease? He seems like a healthy human being.
    1
  10673. 2) As far as I can see more Muslims care about latter than former.
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  10674. @595o are were jobless young people, not union leaders.
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  10675. @Newenlightenmentnow AFAIK, the passport is a federal ID document, but not sure if it also applies to passports from non-citizens. Fun fact: The driver license is not, no matter from where.
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  10676. @commonloon0 "she was a healthy baby and once she got the vaccines at 4 months it happened.", that's what you said, apparently you made a link out of thin air simply because both things happened at the same time. If that's correlation then it certainly doesn't prove causality.
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  10677. @Seldona Well, it's a fact that there a people out there who believe that it is an "aberration on some level".
    1
  10678. U.N.?
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  10679. @JasonReview that's the website, but Alex was also talking about the Youtube channel (when he had his shirt on)
    1
  10680. @BoyKissBoy Intelligence-related crimes are hardly a physical crime, the paper and the content would be a separate issues (but of course nobody would care about the paper).
    1
  10681. @cchanderson If you are for leaving here alone just because it's a "symbol of faith", then I strongly disagree. Besides, anything could be a "symbol of faith", including Santa Clause and a swastika.
    1
  10682. @HiHats21 What is a religion without people?
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  10683. Isn't that what they interpreted a mammoth skeleton as? Finding those mammoth skeletons is after all easier and we know the ancient Greeks did find some.
    1
  10684. What about a threat to a druggies life style?
    1
  10685. @MrTheEggman Mine too! And I believe yy/mm/dd is the standard for the business short date form in Japan.
    1
  10686. hardly an official admition
    1
  10687. > It does not work for atheists and pagans Thomas Paine
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  10688. @volcombillx3 If the majority of the 229 million 'whites' in the US took up against the white supremacists, the KKK wouldn't exist anymore?
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  10689. @DarkPanthera Extremely likely? Then the prostitutes would have been illegal, I haven't heard in any news report that they were illegal.
    1
  10690. To rake dingleberries?
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  10691. "…and of course the squirrels" OF COOOOOOUUUUURSE
    1
  10692. well rice hats are more Vietnamese, no?
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  10693. @InMyNightSky Could you become an ex-heterosexual?
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  10694. The StG 44 was the first true assault rifle.
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  10695. @psychick99 You really try hard to prove that you are not one of them.
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  10696. @jaba987 You are an unbeliever! You don't believe in [insert-any-god-here-you-don't-believe-in-like-the-one-from-Book-of-Mormon-or-the-Quran], if you don't repent to [insert-particular-god-again] then you will be very sorry.
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  10697. Hyperboles are great when you want to determine lines to draw. What type of weaponry is protection enough?
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  10698. @RykComerford when he heals the sick, blind and brings back a person from death and then performs a reincarnation?
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  10699. @TrickyEmu That was more Himmler's thing.
    1
  10700. @MrBinieam Are you afraid that in the end your gayness might come out?
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  10701. 0/10, too obvious now
    1
  10702. Huh? Since when and where?
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  10703. @rencrow I don't think that all branches of Judaism uphold an "ethno-religious" identity. On the other hand it seems to be favourable to claim to have blood relationship to Muhammad in Muslim countries, esp. for monarchs.
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  10704. Soo true, it protects against other hollow points.
    1
  10705. How do you define high school? I would say high school is from the end of compulsory education till the degree you get to be able to go to a university which would be age 14-18/19, no?
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  10706. @RelativistSlayer So? Nowhere does it say that not being PC justifies physical assault against you.
    1
  10707. algae fertilization
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  10708. attack!
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  10709. Something which can be used to assert a claim.
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  10710. @Demov12 "The video isnt taking the piss outta Ron."# And how!!!111111oneone :->
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  10711. Well, your omnipotent being is also all-knowing, so how can there be free will if he knows what you are about to do? Free will can't trump omnipotence. Oh, and since he knows everything and is in control of everything you can't say that there there is something he doesn't knowingly make happen (note that passive/active involvement makes no difference here).
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  10712. the opposite would be to be in a state of fear and put your children into burkas
    1
  10713. @govhater4 Huh? What has that to do with the vid?
    1
  10714. @DemonicPuppet83 So?
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  10715. germ theory, gravity theory, … I have a theory that there might be Youtube person named XMansv whose CAPS LOCK is activated based on my observations, everything is a theory! :->
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  10716. p <= 55.0% → negative 55.0% < p <= 79.0% → D 79.0% < p <= 91.0% → C 91.0% < p <= 97.0% → B 97.0% < p <= 100.0% → A where p is points on a test in percent is how it is in my country getting a positive mark is quite easy, but an A is nearly impossible
    1
  10717. did you eliminate the possibility of the tooth fairy existing?
    1
  10718. Well, natural resources underground belong to a land too, right? And the land might belong to someone.
    1
  10719. fish don't need any lubricant at all
    1
  10720. @Clanki Communism is history, but Russia's influence in certain regions in the world is not.
    1
  10721. The queen's opulence does not make the blister shake any less poignant. It's quite contrived to be such a cider tree fornicator.
    1
  10722. Like spying? Aiding the enemy?
    1
  10723. @TKDdans There is already universal ethics standards, there is ethics classes and other subject that imply that like history.
    1
  10724. I didn't mean the questions he asks, but the answers he gives, why did it take him so long?
    1
  10725. @booyahz No no no, that's the Vatican.
    1
  10726. some French fled to GB tbf
    1
  10727. @PatPowers1995 Create a desktop background slide-show of such material.
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  10728. of course you were :->
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  10729. fair use if just for yourself
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  10730. twordiv 808
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  10731. hybrid is not the same modified, just saying
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  10732. Not "Ebaumsworld"?
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  10733. @JacksInn Where is this quote from?
    1
  10734. Are you sure you weren't actually in Liberia?
    1
  10735. but these parents don't represent society, which might e.g. want a determent, this is criminal law, not civil
    1
  10736. @kingevil3000 Queens would be allowed to whatever they want.
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  10737. 3 terabyte
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  10738. > Also Iran don't deny nuclear activities you idiot. Except when they try to enrich uranium using new laser techniques (that don't give away gases) in the mountains. Or so I heard.
    1
  10739. potential intelligence?
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  10740. How does it not exist? You want to diverge into talking about philosophic of mathematics (platonism, nominalism and fictionalism)? In fact in maths you have only axioms (like e.g. the ones from Peano for natural numbers) and theorems that are derived from these axioms (like the reduction rules).
    1
  10741. Huh? Of course you can leave out 1 square, there's error correction.
    1
  10742. Why have a affiliation to a political party at all? Simply have an affiliation to side on issues that interest/affect you.
    1
  10743. @argenta86 Did you actually look up what his book is about? It's actually not that different from "The Road to Serfdom" if you leave aside that latter is mostly about markets.
    1
  10744. practically yes I guess, since IQ has also to do with "working out" your brain, you might make up for it, but practically, that's not going to happen
    1
  10745. @TheHorsenation Marlboro causes cancer, PP causes cancer?
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  10746. He thought highly of Jesus but as being god (i.e. the trinity)? Well, that's then a different concept of god in my eyes.
    1
  10747. @HumbledByGreatness You mean "all" sides, even the most absurd ones, right?
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  10748. and secondly, it might not be the only rule but the most important one, as you said before
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  10749. A voucher so they the state supports it when children are sent to any looney private school? When public money is involved then the public represented by the government should decide.
    1
  10750. did you even read the answers? e.g. you didn't reply to what I said
    1
  10751. He could have should done the base knot the other way around.
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  10752. @get1modernwarfare2 You should have said "Allah" ligature.
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  10753. Extreme? It's only rational to believe it applying to all living beings unless you have good evidence for where it doesn't.
    1
  10754. 60s guy, was unfrozen recently
    1
  10755. @romanmir01 just create you own religion? ;-)
    1
  10756. @megagagnon1 Hopefully nickel combined with the owner having a nickel-allergy.
    1
  10757. Hydrogen, as in hydrogen from natural gas?
    1
  10758. You feel Odin too, don't you? Come on, don't be a liar, it's Odin you feel.
    1
  10759. @TheAmazingJimmy Implying that America is monocultural… :->
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  10760. So? Might still talk about it.
    1
  10761. You asked > "how do elements and inanimate objects feel the need to become an organism, or even an amoeba?" Apparently you assume they > feel the need
    1
  10762. @kubaner You mean when he talked about the absurd granite monument by Captain Planet?
    1
  10763. Sharpton etc. are now Muslims? Who told you that, Glenn Beck?
    1
  10764. @mudbone80 Is it biological or cultural? Or is it something else, like a manifestation of an inferiority complex because of something (bushy eyebrows, missing foreskin, …)? Ok, I was being sarcastic, I guess it's in human nature in general and Europe's history was everything but peaceful (including indirect sectarian power-struggle in the form of the Thirty Years' war), so no need to say that this is an "Arab thing".
    1
  10765. @AnonEyeMouse And who has more money to go to court?
    1
  10766. Aren't some Muslim fundies against mustaches instead of chin beards?
    1
  10767. hello, mr. jones
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  10768. OK, so tell me, what would be enough to you?
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  10769. @daguzify And little brother Austria voted the same before their first one started operating.
    1
  10770. a coup that apparently quite some people supported, it's not new for progressives to be for popular revolutions
    1
  10771. @ichigo73186 "Classic" false flag? How many people would have been involved? Think about it.
    1
  10772. All? Mongols and certain Mongol-related old natives have relatively lot of hair.
    1
  10773. coke not synthetic?
    1
  10774. @SuperRegisteredUser Beware they might hide under your bed! Also what makes him a jew? He doesn't wear that funny hat.
    1
  10775. college ends in may?!
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  10776. @LancePoint9 The number of death penalty inmates per state (and the federal ones) is relatively low → high fixed costs.
    1
  10777. They also happened to have been men, gotta thank the men! :->
    1
  10778. @helen0music He is, can't you see?
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  10779. @talagp I think the implication was that he didn't cared that much about the age.
    1
  10780. @ThatguyNice But normally you should only claim that there is a link supporting that if there is a study supporting that, the argument that there is no study showing that there is no such link wouldn't be valid (the absence of studies proving a negative).
    1
  10781. @DNCVIDEOBlog to be fair, they use bismuth now in most cases, but anyways there are no tanks they are fighting against
    1
  10782. I knew you would have Alex Jones in your playlists.
    1
  10783. @arborinfelix a hard drink after an election?
    1
  10784. @fairalways "Yeah, no matter whether it's true or not, it's goooood," Well, then how about cutting out all the other stuff religious people do and just concentrate on praying for unity?
    1
  10785. oh sure, all people protesting were just agents and all people support the current regime, just like the communists weren't involved in 78, am I right? :->
    1
  10786. @sunfireThu You are funny, quote-mining yourself. With "most of" you referred most of the richest people, not most of the Jews.
    1
  10787. @ssuuppeerrbbooyy Nah I meant from the law POV, i.e. it has no UN/DOT numbers, it has no hazard identifier, there are no hazmat regulation on its transportation and specific regulations on what to do if e.g. a tank truck with milk spills.
    1
  10788. @ThisPageStaysREAL If you want the mushroom that just came out of the soil then you need to go very early in the morning, that's what I know, maybe they went for bovists.
    1
  10789. They are tossers.
    1
  10790. not much, esp. humanly accessible one, certainly more coal and its preceding products are produced
    1
  10791. @awesome1798 did he touch you?
    1
  10792. @sidd0123 Don't forget that the US is a federalist country, which makes such ideas very hard to implement.
    1
  10793. @dadreamzworld I asked them and they told me that you are the one who is wrong because you are just believing in some parts of the bible with a liberal bias. Who should I believe?
    1
  10794. still the UN has no legislative power
    1
  10795. @Bander1 The Taliban are only one of the problems the Afghans have. There's corruption, dispute between different groups, a de-facto power vacuum in areas and the problem with problems is that they accumulate.
    1
  10796. So you are Muslim who believes in the trinity? You make less and less sense every post, I get the suspicion you are just trolling, not to mention that you largerly ignored what I was nodding at (e.g. absurdity of an omnipotent/omniscient being, no difference to other religions, …).
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  10797. @pirateslife752 She threw them into the river foremost to kill them, that's the traditional way of doing it.
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  10798. @comndr07 Seeing how other countries can help in uphdolding it in the own country.
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  10799. @nsx1com Burning the flag in a non-dignified manner is against the United States Flag Code (4 U.S.C. §1)
    1
  10800. @kavkaz7kavkaz Cultures can change though other means than force, by opportunities for example, e.g. trade. In the same way one culture might influence another one by not trading with them unless they change.
    1
  10801. @Rafnas00 Well, then let's get the Arabs to fight the Persians (again). Arabs can fight, right?
    1
  10802. Theoretically the US does also have a conscribed Army at hand.
    1
  10803. LOL, replace Muslims with Jews and US with mid-war Germany.
    1
  10804. @Joolazoo he said that most of his customers are local
    1
  10805. fractional reserve is basically as old as banking in Europe, but I am not sure it matters that much as long as they have a way for printing money ;-) (as long as you don't mind the inflation, but that affects then everyone)
    1
  10806. uh, the experiment had glass in both cases
    1
  10807. @ningajedi Persian empire might have been a better example
    1
  10808. Basically all print layers (or they aren't printers per se) of some stuff, the simplest ones like plotters with special plastic instead of ink.
    1
  10809. @cancer89BABY Well, if he uses the same arguments as you then he will tell you that you know nothing about Christianity and will tell you the evils that happened in the name of Islam, don't you see the absurdity, at least you?
    1
  10810. @tiberianfiend Ben is interrupting himself all the time, that's why he stutters so often. In his head there is probably a conference of Italians going on.
    1
  10811. @dhakagod AFAIK, it's not the cake of the Federal government and homeless shelters are run by private NGOs and getting some grants from the local gov.
    1
  10812. @JayJayAbels I believe that's what the tried to say plus that Christmas wasn't that celebrated like this before the 2nd half of the 19th century.
    1
  10813. Woman seduces a young man in order to kill her husband. Wasn't there are similar story in the 80ties where there is even movie about it?
    1
  10814. @BOZ11 The species term itself is pretty subjective, look it up, there is no precise definition.
    1
  10815. @greedyfoot Pastel reds if you want to be precise.
    1
  10816. @weejockpoopongmcplop Actually this loophole would even exist if there was not explicit law regulationg it, because of customary rights. It's just that this law makes things a little bit less arbitary.
    1
  10817. DJ Ötzi?
    1
  10818. @sonicnator How can an omniscient (all-knowing) being expect anything?
    1
  10819. @cityking9ne He was afraid of a military coup (like his own) therefore he kept the military down but it's not true that he is only using mercs.
    1
  10820. I prefer the Allah from the old greeks also called Zeus, he seems like a powerful guy. Or maybe Sol Invictus, no wait, Lord Mithras…
    1
  10821. @jpav0923 If the embryo is considered part of the mother then it's the mother making the choice, making the analogy not absurd at all.
    1
  10822. let me guess, you are from a large city?
    1
  10823. @fahadN72 Why Catholic in particular? :->
    1
  10824. it started with Elagabalus around 200 AD, right?
    1
  10825. @BobGeorgeAU If Ron Paul had his way he would incremental privatise basically everything from the postal service the social services, that would be too radical for most Repub. voters.
    1
  10826. @IronAndSteelTilDeath *ba-da-bum*
    1
  10827. because Syria has so many assets. right? :->
    1
  10828. @TigerIIRT Only if you were living in south Argentina.
    1
  10829. @sunRsaturn for the new testament that would be classical Greek or old English if you believe King James was a godly touched
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  10830. OK, so there are other subjective measures, still "subjective", if you look closely you will find many not-so-clearcut cases.
    1
  10831. @Grindermetalhead Successful from their POV.
    1
  10832. It's about reforming the interpretation, you too have to realize that everything is open to interpretations and the popularity of some interpretations changes all the time, including the interpretations on what constitutes Islamic laws etc. > long before it came West Depending on how you define it, you certainly had it in the West too, think of the antiquity, as well as the far-East. Not to forget in the pre-Islamic Persia…
    1
  10833. @whoo689 French or British news
    1
  10834. @OTs03AS other upbringing, other traits c'mon you can't argue that
    1
  10835. > Blame the country for exploiting the religion. How can an allegedly perfect religion be exploited?
    1
  10836. What you call waste they call yummy yummy chow.
    1
  10837. > natural human guilt His point was that it wasn't natural. Where would be the guilt when polygamous relationships would be the norm? You think e.g. sultans with their harems felt guilt?
    1
  10838. no, only experiments showed how it supports the green house effect :->
    1
  10839. @AtheistAntitheist uhhhhhhm, sure… :->
    1
  10840. yes, but it's what I don't agree with most, under the banner of "desecrating" something many things can be deemed unlawful
    1
  10841. blasphemy like the destruction of the Buddha statues in Afghanistan? :->
    1
  10842. @genie0390 The death penalty was for justice, the prisons were less justice and more rehabilitation (even if it was believed that hard work would do that).
    1
  10843. @Totaltwist I guess A.H. would have preferred "Erdäpfelsalat". ;-)
    1
  10844. > you get a tan, thats proof you can turn into a chameleon? LOL A tan is not adaptation that goes through generational borders, nobody besides the handful remaining Lamarckians would believe that.
    1
  10845. @cCcMo42cCc Seriously what does it stand for if not for the wolves and their idea of super-Turkey?
    1
  10846. That's what you get instead of Ben… hail Ben, you are missed!
    1
  10847. +Goon2006 Slander is very very hard to prove.
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  10848. +Zucchinna In this particular case she wouldn't have made up everything, just little details which obviously the other women and the two men deny. People claim that she does so in order to save her marriage after her adventure with Jordan didn't work out while she says that she was manipulated into starting a relationship with Jordan after the incident.
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  10849. @erdal0 That's why the goverment needs to be transparent.
    1
  10850. @idontfkinknow1234 I guess this started 10 years ago.
    1
  10851. Exactly.
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  10852. good luck convincing those on the loosing end of your idea
    1
  10853. If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck…
    1
  10854. @CvijaFaQ Because he can. Also, because he works in mysterious ways… :->
    1
  10855. they don't look very similar
    1
  10856. @nilbud Only if you have a very enclosed system, in a normal green house you need pesticides.
    1
  10857. ye, very intelligent of a government to dictate that nobody can't convert from Islam to another religion
    1
  10858. or Saudi Arabia
    1
  10859. @Relyt22 Depends on how it gets reported.
    1
  10860. @halcyon0830 The documentary might be false but what are you tring to tell by claiming that "creators of certain things were Muslim" (BTW, I disagree on mathematical logic, that was introduced with Aristotle's Organon, i.e. long before Islam)?
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  10861. @newnilzizi do not forget the led pipes and the led sugar
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  10862. @muaddib17 Atheists are hardly a group, I mean it is possible to call who don't associate with something, ie. who are defined by a negative term a group but in most cases it makes no sense. So there is nothing specific atheist that makes them do that just like there is nothing specific human that makes them do this, so I also wouldn't say that they make all humans look bad. On top of that, non-atheist people just not believing in this particular event might just as well be involved in this.
    1
  10863. > "all" Really absolutely _all_ without exception?
    1
  10864. seems not to be working, eh?
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  10865. 1:36 "Univeristy of Massechutsetts" (sic)
    1
  10866. AJ told you that?
    1
  10867. @urpal123 So what?
    1
  10868. You sir are an anislamist, you are "putting faith in the belief that there is no god" in the sense of the Quran, also you are an ahinduist you are "putting faith in the belief that there is no god" in the sense of Hindusim, …
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  10869. I guess it does not when it's in heat, that's how shepherds check whether their sheep/goats are in heat.
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  10870. what is your point, that the woman in Wales are not afraid of reporting such crimes?
    1
  10871. @Timeofflux Again and again? There has been the case of the e-mail hack where the content of two (!) mails has been taken out of context, look it up yourself and see the story behind these mails.
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  10872. @markspence20xx There are "fair use" rules though (and for a reason).
    1
  10873. What about wearing sheep wool? What about eating pond fish?
    1
  10874. programs written for it might very well be
    1
  10875. Oh but of course, and the parts that mention the tax collectors being his buddies were added as well, ye it has to be a conspiracy by the tax collectors, ye, that's it, that's the story… :->
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  10876. I don't claim such studies exist.
    1
  10877. @eatcarpet No, sol invictus is.
    1
  10878. There is good evidence, but true, one might say there is no proof for anything in the real world (unlike e.g. in maths) because you can't be sure that things are like they seem to be. And I believe in germ theory, do you, or is this "shit" for you too?
    1
  10879. something might be safe or not no matter whether it is GMO or not, the labeling therefore adds nothing
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  10880. @Lobos222 Americans are the target audience of TYT.
    1
  10881. @DeagleBeagle I hope so.
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  10882. @toodlum48 God created everything, therefore God created tapeworms, therefore tapeworms are beautiful. God created everything, therefore God created AIDS, therefore AIDS is beautiful. God created everything, therefore God created Hitler, therefore Hitler is beautiful. … God created everything, therefore God created [insert-something-here], therefore [insert-something-here] is/are beautiful.
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  10883. You and me are links.
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  10884. @kazooga1234 Do you still not get what I am trying to tell you or are you doing this on purpose? Hormones by itself are not harmful and in fact they are part of our system, of course hormones CAN be harmful since they are powerful tools for controlling many processes in the body. Dioxins, heavy metals, etc. are always harmfuls adn can therefore be declared poisons. See, nobody would call carbon dioxide a pollutant just because it supports the problematic greenhouse effect, ie. global warming.
    1
  10885. @bgrim2008 "Get out there! and fuck like rabid bunnies!" Isn't that what god said to Moses?
    1
  10886. @beatboxbill Well but then the wages would go up too.
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  10887. @7d7e7f7 Illuminati, ie. enlighted people? Hell, yes, I would love to see an illuminati president! Enlightement FTW!
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  10888. Persecution complex much?
    1
  10889. @Mailb0x1 "you're"
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  10890. @bdhcarbon Hell yeah, me too!
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  10891. @MR1QUEST You can think of yourself following that path had you not been able to "chat up girls when they were young" (considering that you did)?
    1
  10892. @jacqueline716 It's not that complicated, in the end it's just ones identity based on arbitrary attributes.
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  10893. @dontOVERREACT But the tickets would have been worthless by then.
    1
  10894. actually he has three
    1
  10895. haha, no
    1
  10896. WTF, how many people AIDS do you know?!
    1
  10897. well, in that case the US troops/contractors would be needed in occupying Syria
    1
  10898. @AzBirdDog Great point, storing energy is a problem, that's why more flexible energy solutions (wind power, small-scale natural gas) are in that regard better than the less flexible ones (coal, nuclear power). Buuut, what does the electric car have to do with renewable energy?
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  10899. @dmausf not necessarily, if you pirate it, you e.g. won't get support etc. so there is always an incentive for having it legal
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  10900. @Sykotix1 The tall guy with the goatee called Rosemary according to his profile page?! o_O
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  10901. @naym2011 Of course they talk about Asian scientists, like the ones in Israel… ;-) Oh and your last sentence makes no sense.
    1
  10902. > it is a lot like praying in schools. You are trying to interact with higher beings?
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  10903. you missed the joke?
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  10904. @starcatcher2222 The rules in such a way that the 3 clinics fail to meet them and not much transition time.
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  10905. @ConcealedTruism Well, in the perfect model world the tax would then go into research and investments away from fossil energy.
    1
  10906. @LordSnow69 If I asked a catholic and he told me that non-Catholics are not Christians, who should I believe?
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  10907. @FukPhysics Well, death row inmates have certain luxuries normal prisoners don't have and are also more monitored.
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  10908. @hyperboreean I am talking about bottom containments.
    1
  10909. @kamakazishark He wouldn't have gotten a traditional trial anyways. And if you see "no proof of [sic] anything" then you are probably not looking for it.
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  10910. @Azraelseraphim Not the assassination, but the failure to cooperate in the case was the _official_ straw the that broke the camel's back. Try picking up a history book.
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  10911. > Does the scanner have any possibly harmful radiation. Depends on the scanner, but if it's just supposed to scan what's on the outside then very likely not.
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  10912. @Firestorm6X6 The should "consider counseling", because they are objective unlike you? :-> So according to you everybody should have your thought pattern in the form of "I am [insert-attribute-here] therefore I am happy to be [insert-attribute-here]."?
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  10913. @TubaBuddha What role does your weight play in this?
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  10914. From the title I thought this was about Bachman's life story.
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  10915. @Shisho2k Save 40 $ by driving hundrets of miles? o_O
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  10916. @BarackMcBush It's not just about PC, it's also about not using terms in a pseudo-scientific manner.
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  10917. @3dcga Cenk made it clear that the drew the distinction where it is possible for it to live outside the womb, basically following Roe vs. Wade.
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  10918. @usaf317 Neither will be blacks, your point?
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  10919. Most people believe the speed of something falling is based on its weight, pointing out this fallacy never gets old.
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  10920. "Protocol"`? Ahaha, now you went full force Alex Jones
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  10921. @PenguinJr1994 did work out great at the time of the industrial revolution, didn't it? :->
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  10922. @RapingRapier So what would you say it means?
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  10923. You don't see the Taliban backtracking.
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  10924. So? Someone bought that domain and let it redirect this way.
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  10925. @BleueDeLaRue Oh, and also that he is selling something old as new and his own invention.
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  10926. click on CC
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  10927. @xxGhostXIIIxx why should it not be possible?
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  10928. What do you think about violent video games and movies?
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  10929. Do they and is it passed on, you are making very bold claims here.
    1
  10930. @leighlyons2 but then it's hopefully less "local" than in this case
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  10931. @Rabsputin I probably would, that's true, but oh well…
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  10932. @devicemangler The categorisation doesn't even work reliably, everyone is lobbying for his/her own TLD, there are countries that are too poor or too remote to have internet but yet they have a TLD that is managed by some private company in the west, …
    1
  10933. @LiBlub1 Planned market does not work and in the communist utopia is not even necessary.
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  10934. You do realize that when someone says that the Fed prints money, they aren't _really_ printing money? And BTW, considering that there is still so much trust in the Dollar and deflation would be toxic printing is actually a good thing, what is bad that it is de facto given to banks in the form of them being allowed to have less backing for the money they claim to have.
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  10935. Proof for what? That Lord Xenu exists? Or rather Lord Krishna?
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  10936. @FaMingZhe The greek word for hatred is "misia", just so you know.
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  10937. > yes, those who produce have the right to the fruits of their labour Off-topic, but that's only the case for tangible things, even if certain forces want to change that.
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  10938. @acebunny17 They might, they might not, but they will probably change the current state of affairs, which might be a good thing, or not.
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  10939. @mert828 Widespread in Europe in the 70s?! I don't think so. Not even in the eastern Bloc they would do something like that.
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  10940. @Iconf10 Are you a troll or do you really have no idea what that a person in coma needs specialised care?
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  10941. @audadvnce No way, the term was used in other countries to describe them already back in 1907.
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  10942. @Vixref Atheism 2.0 rule #42: thou shall go early to bed so he can think about his choices!" like this?
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  10943. @nosmailliwydocbocaj That could be Libertarian positions just as well.
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  10944. Law doesn't mention "love" anywhere, neither the Christian ritus.
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  10945. @YesEthan Did you love your parents when you were tiny compared to them and they were the entities of pure awesomes for you?
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  10946. Huh, suddenly talking about me instead of the content of my posts? It didn't occur to you I might have good reasons for blocking emails (spam)? I guess you feel uneasy about our discussion and therefore you resorted to ad hominems.
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  10947. Some protestants in the US don't consider them Christians, that's why they sh't their pants when JFK came to power.
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  10948. @bluizdacolor international law allows breaching sovereignty in cases where the security of a country is at stake
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  10949. @Sonnera It's not like there is no wide range of different types to choose from, but you make it sound like that.
    1
  10950. > is TYT expecting every marriage to be perfect? Thats really fucking stupid. I think they were joking too.
    1
  10951. @stenchofzion2 "an expert in the authenticity of documents" An expert without credentials? More like an expert on being a holocaust denier, a court has found that his claims were non-sense.
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  10952. @est1985trill but it also doesn't stop the up-fucker from being prosecuted
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  10953. you can find the golden rule even in the old testament and the stuff it was based on
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  10954. @DrJReefer These parts are not much related to Satan.
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  10955. > Iranian society is not a liberal-feminist's wet dream as tyt likes to portray it Except at home! I heard woman oppress their husbands there or so I heard, funnily enough woman from this area are also more likely to grow a visible beard.
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  10956. @mrt110883 "As a member of society, do I not have a right to speak out against the contamination of our gene pool?" People supporting eugenics could use the same argument.
    1
  10957. @luckyStrike89ru You were reviewing news articles in economics?!
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  10958. @SabahAlev Krüger, not Kruger
    1
  10959. @thirtyoneuniform except when he's doing interview I would guess
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  10960. what does the big bang theory have to do with atheism?
    1
  10961. Well, the absence of religion would still allow for irrational beliefs (aliens) or ideologies (communism).
    1
  10962. Could be just on top of his real onces
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  10963. @williamsc2738 Do I hear a conspiracy there?
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  10964. @bamboo4tameshigiri They don't need to document who they hire?
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  10965. @JimboJ1981 And the eastern bloc just happened on its own?
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  10966. @the3AMgenius What's bad about globalism? I feel like a cosmopolitian, would prefer to nationalism any time.
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  10967. @Beatelectrico Morbus Behçet?
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  10968. @MakoSharkX I wanted to see whether he would go that far to aggree with me.
    1
  10969. @05khanha This and the smell?
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  10970. Considering the price and the hassle I am not sure whether you are correct about "people use abortions as birth control", but if they do, it's certainly not optimal.
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  10971. for being the person the gospels claim him to be it's strange nothing was written about him by contemporary historians, what documented facts are you talking about?
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  10972. I would fit into the category of the hair-splitters. ;-) "Race" is a word that comes from biology, a field of science, using a scientific term for something that isn't scientific, is a big no-no in my book. It's not only progressives claiming "there's only a human race", there is simply no objective way of classifying people in such a way, e.g. that would rudimentary equal the classifications based on subjective impressions from the past.
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  10973. @Motionedout The "why" is the "how".
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  10974. I see no right to secede there. Remember, secession is a formal process that would need to be spelled out in law.
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  10975. It times with high child mortality rate, polygamy could be very advantageous if you wanted to increase your numbers.
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  10976. It's you vs. them, just like when you fancy a certain sports team you have to associate yourself with all the other group of people fancying that same sports team while looking down at the fans from the competing teams.
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  10977. > so there are popular videos for illiterates like you Nice ad hominem, shows me what you are all about. > . Even if you can find a context for it, and find things that it borrowed from here or there, that doesn't mean it's something nothing in itself. But Mr. congressman was talking about confessions etc. in general. > But the number of people who despise Christian religion is enormous I get the feeling of someone's having a persecution complex.
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  10978. > and help youth develop skills useful in the modern age How to do taxes? How to navigate the web securely? > a way of responding to the inevitable departure of it's largest sponsor Also because people started pointing out how they are often supported by public entities (e.g. the states).
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  10979. You know what "average" means?
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  10980. Just like in the case of "maths", oh wait…
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  10981. The football assoz. is private.
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  10982. Nope, no census records with his name have been found, muuuuuch less for his death (considering what celebrity he must have been at this point it also seems strange nobody wrote about it).
    1
  10983. > and like said if it is not harming anyone why laugh and belittle them Why not?
    1
  10984. abortions in accordance with roevswade?
    1
  10985. @grendelcatt About the juice?
    1
  10986. experience with what cure on what cancer?
    1
  10987. Thanks W. Bush
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  10988. He should've said "Credit goes to Ebamsworld."
    1
  10989. @revolutionnot The Fed is not fully private and of course needs some restriction concerning inflation, but it's true that they couldn't act like this if the US Dollar wasn't massively overrated.
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  10990. @HumbledByGreatness Freud had a hypothesis on this, he explained religion through reflection, the parents where the gods of us in early childhood, early childhood is BTW also the lost paradise…
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  10991. @MikeyMc147 yeah right, and the roast is going to get burned
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  10992. @FuzzehDeath If it was fake how could it be news?
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  10993. @FotoKadr With notion you mean it's the postulate/premise you base your opinions on? I guess you also believe god created everything and is in control of everything (has omnipotence) and knows everything (omniscience), then what difference would it make to say that then god is basically also everything which would also include the non-goodness things?
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  10994. @sugarhitman Well, you said JC didn't intened to create his own religion, therefore the parallel with Martin Luther who would've rather just reformed the Catholic church.
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  10995. @mrxd17 The left?! No way, you meant the right, right?
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  10996. @radomu1 What would come next?
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  10997. It's like asking a Christian about Muhammad or a Muslim about Joseph Smith?
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  10998. Skill and dedication? Only if he painted them from memory.
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  10999. @UtubeMyAccountName To point no. 4: But the public got something in return, a communication and package transporting service for everyone. Education too does not pay for itself, yet public education it is there to help the public.
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  11000. Who talks about two lesbians?
    1
  11001. how many water filters and tangy tangerines would he sell with just his radio show, I doubt very many
    1
  11002. @davidfgranger Is pure self-interest really rational? I would argue it isn't, esp. if you look at human history and what was needed to survive and flourish.
    1
  11003. Would you accept it if 51% had voted for killing the rest?
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  11004. > WHAT I ATE WHEN I WAS POOR: […], mcdonalds Tells me you are in the US, only there fast food is truly cheap.
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  11005. Is the ad stupid? Yes. Offensive? No.
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  11006. impossible, just like trying to explain O'Reilly the tides
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  11007. You are ignorant of nearly as many religions.
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  11008. Can't tell if serious or troll, do you even read replies?
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  11009. son of david?
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  11010. I guess that's why when polygamy was practised it was still within a limited perimeter, not further than two tribes away
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  11011. @Andyeeee What if your ancestors breached the law?
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  11012. Your freedom is here because of the French.
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  11013. @dEdGrimley To you? Maybe.
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  11014. @zwap12 LOLWUT, you see his quotes and you think of a conspiracy?
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  11015. @dfbhcf What's the "evidence" that it's a separate human being?
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  11016. @AFCoulthard What is art?
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  11017. Next he will predict that it's going to be rainy and foggy in Britain for the rest of the year.
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  11018. @nahedh Religion stems from tradition and the other way round.
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  11019. @AmericanRebel1776 "add the GMO" riiiiiiiiiiiiight :->
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  11020. @VanIsleOutdoors Evolution can also occur through hybridisation.
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  11021. didn't it happen already?
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  11022. not even in nutshell DNA works that way
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  11023. @envanje Errr, right… :->
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  11024. Maybe what you say was true for the majority but I am sure there were some who really believed that just like there some in the Third Reich who ate up the whole state propaganda (and then also followed their Führer in killing themselves). Anyways you are now talking about how people didn't follow the state ideology but that wasn't even the point, the point was that it was established in the first place and much like a religion. PS: Jonestown
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  11025. @DYORPEEPS So you think the majority of Libyans are on the Colonel's side? No, they aren't, they are pragmatic.
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  11026. @KangaKucha Actually, its better when the oil stays in the water, because that's where the oil-digesting microorganisms are.
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  11027. Corruption is the problem here and that's hardly a plus, even or esp. when outside investors are involved.
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  11028. why? when you consider it to be part of a woman's body it's her decision
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  11029. @kazooga1234 It's 'poison' because of what?
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  11030. well, "guidance by god" could be interpreted as e.g. god choosing what mutations will happen and that wouldn't be very scientific, would it?
    1
  11031. @regergekowns Not everyone got a passport first.
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  11032. @bobbytiger What does believing in unregulated capitalism equals patriotism? What a strange world view…
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  11033. @TheIronweasle Forcing all passenger to fully undress might also help but they still don't do it, see even they make considerations. So they don't do "EVERYTHING", but pretty much to the extend where some people are not OK with this.
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  11034. @CraigMetalHead There is a book about the gathering of a concentration camp inmate with the overseer of this camp years after the war and neither this did end in violence.
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  11035. @manweller1 "You sure you didn't met gay people you didn't even knew they were." What if someone's political views were let's say pro-segretationalist?
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  11036. I am sure you don't believe that _everything_ was designed, you know what I am talking about?
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  11037. > You know I don't mean that so why post this? I got the idea you did when you wrotethat "people are just irresponsible and have sex when ever and refuse to own up to the consequences", where owning up the consequences meant having the child. > There is always a way to raise a child Note that the discussion here is about having the child, not about raising it, that's quite some difference. You can even less force someone to not deposit the result in a baby hatch.
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  11038. he wasn't talking about males in particular, interesting how _you_ got that assumption
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  11039. Yes, because more data does not help as much.
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  11040. @gulllars fließend
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  11041. @deandake Huh? Today's tomatoes breeds all have relatively thick skins for the same reasons, so the ones for sauces even thicker skin than that?! I don't quite believe this.
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  11042. @sjgilley Well, if you want to be precise there is no absolute definition of who is a Christian and who isn't, that's why on forms they ask you for your religious _denomination_ or _affiliation_ meaning what they want to know to what religion you feel affiliated to. These extremists might feel affiliated to Christianity so who has the right to say that they aren't?
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  11043. We all have genetic differences, there is no objective measure for which markers to look at, the only thing you can do is make a selection of people of each _subjective_ class and then empirically, making them as representatives for all the class by looking for similarities inside each class and differences between them. In the end you get an objective measure but it's still a subjective classification, it's arbitrarily, you could be doing a classification based on ear lobe forms as well.
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  11044. of course it was and they also did get some things wrong
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  11045. @MultiUniv3rsal I would count people from Spain as Latinos, ie. people from countries where Latin-based languages are spoken (OK, maybe with the exception of people from France).
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  11046. it's some hadith
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  11047. @gary83uk So "he had it coming" is your opinion?
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  11048. @Dixavd Apart from the the fact that you apparently don't understand the functioning of these devices (based on specialised PRNGs or PKI), that's a veeeery weak argument of you, niche products won't protect something very valuable.
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  11049. @47f0 Which lye?
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  11050. @ReasonNow …and Linux, and there are ports of Chromium for some BSD.
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  11051. I'll give shits about you when you stop listening to AJ
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  11052. @Shadowlit001 How you know the driver's colour?
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  11053. @NyxRedvines Because no true Christian…?
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  11054. fun fact: not the form most often done in the US
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  11055. @theagrafiotis Protocols of Zion is a fabrication, and a bad one on top of that.
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  11056. @the3AMgenius Where is the threshold? Would you see the EU as a bad idea? You would prefer borders that have no other rationale for being there other that they were there yesterday?
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  11057. > newsflash, condoms don't always protect you yeah, you have to put them on too :->
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  11058. @FunkEfied Ha ha, yeah I thought the same about Fox News too.
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  11059. Not really correct, censoring the internet on the internet protocol layer would mean blocking connections to/from IPs, that's not happening in the US.
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  11060. @Mahoivlich Those things are not mutually exclusive.
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  11061. > The Qur'anic laws have been set and have not changed from day 1. These so-called laws are what has been interpreted and what interpretations are most popular changed and changes all the time.
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  11062. (February 6, 1788) reported in Charles Hale, Debates and Proceedings in the Convention of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (1856), p. 86. This language was proposed in the Massachusetts convention for ratification of the U.S. Constitution to be added to Article I of that document. At least a somewhat genuine quote from you.
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  11063. > We pay more taxes then any other country in the planet. Depends on what taxes you look at, in some ways pretty the opposite is the case compared to other 1st world countries.
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  11064. of course he does, without religion there might as well be no god
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  11065. Difference is that people might not take a deep breath.
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  11066. @keyfoodstore I don't know whether to believe you that 'jews' control the media (not that I put the word in quotes since the definition of it could be a discussion for itself), but let's say they do, then how comes they do when they are a minority? Because of some kind of 'jewish' favouritism/nepotism/cronyism/partisanship*? *) I am not a native speaker, which one fits best?
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  11067. Feeling sympathy? In what way?
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  11068. Not everyone is allowed to view movies, the carrot and stick…
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  11069. @rfrantzt Umm, it's possible for transgender people to have XX chromosomes, we don't know.
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  11070. @seantheBOSS16 Well if this is fake then why it's on the news?
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  11071. @DeepSouth16 Nice relativist argument. Let me have a try too: Can you prove that you live? No, your post just proves that someone has written something.
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  11072. @senortonyful regulation through censoring and shutting down things without due process?
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  11073. @Mystery207 Relativism much?
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  11074. @Richardisdorky At first it would be heavily regulated, req. special licenses and such.
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  11075. This is just ridiculous ... This settlement infringes on the high school's right to discriminate against GOLLYWOGS and prevent them from disturbing a prom for perfectly NON-GOLLYWOGS high school students who just want to have a good time. After all, where does it say that every student has a *right* to attend the prom? It's a privilege, not a right. I'm glad that I didn't have to put up with GOLLYWOGS at high school. Until we have a cure for GOLLYWOGISM these people deserve our utmost pity.
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  11076. @babieegirlieexx Yepp, fake he is.
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  11077. @comics4komix In the settings there is a checkbox for disabling "targeted" ads.
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  11078. non-sequitur?
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  11079. @amaqula Are for a Catholic state mainly because of your belief or out of pragmatism (so the Muslims won't win)?
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  11080. Is Brady really this bad at math or is he playing a role? Or is holding the camera such a mind-heavy task?
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  11081. they simply use a different gauge, you might evaluate people on how much money they own (which puts you in line with the American stereotype), they don't
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  11082. @romanmir01 An import tax in times of free trade? You gotta be kidding. Mercantilism doesn't work.
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  11083. Everyone could do the opposite in your opinion, give in to "homosexual sin"?
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  11084. even when she told you the world is round?
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  11085. What? That was just babbling, not even good trolling.
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  11086. @bbg5000 When the Soviets were afraid of urban warfare, therfore they had the shoot-first-then-ask rule which caused quite some civilian causalities. There were cases were even former concentration camp inmates were killed this way, but then the Brits or US managed to accidentally sink a whole ship of them.
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  11087.  @tomriley5790  That always made me wonder why people did not come up with it during the Cold War already? Why did they build centralized larger-scale power stations at a time when war was looming?
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  11088. @MixedSpecieMixedRace Umm, I am pretty sure you know the real story behind Zimbabwe's problems.
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  11089. @sevnstrings American English makes no distinction between "b" and "p"?
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  11090. @cupwnd "I asked Terry Jones and he sincerely asserted to me that he did indeed think before his actions. What now judge Mr. Cupwnd? Should we consult a neutral consultant? Should we ask the jury?" See what I am getting at?
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  11091. @brandnutopian I agree but what I was getting at was that your MJ argument failed, if MJ really did such things he certainly wouldn't have seen himself as a hypocrite when starting a charitable organization to help disadvantaged youth.
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  11092. Well, now there might come a lot of tourists, you know the back story of the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper?
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  11093. @UtubeMyAccountName A by-today's standards criminal method would work, point being, once it's there it won't go away.
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  11094. @Riley41Room1 A school of fish, a pack of wolves, a band of native Americans?
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  11095. @damianGray May I ask why you go there if you don't participate?
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  11096. Did you just claim JC abrogated/abridged the law? :O Blasphemy! Srsly now, you are somewhat correct, that is indeed used by some churches for why this rule doesn't apply any more, which is kind of strange considering that there is also the quote how is the bringer of the current (former) law.
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  11097. How would she steal it?
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  11098. @bonniebolton27 You must understand, after he will be shot, you will love him even more.
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  11099. And what is not an extension of the life it came from?
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  11100. blue monday
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  11101. it might run in 32-bit mode but still be capable of running 64-bit, the majority of intel-compatible machines nowadays are
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  11102. @iluvatar003 Frankly, I disagree.
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  11103. @punkduderock Science called and told me teill you that that's not how it works.
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  11104. You really think there have been that many less abortions because someone providing some has been killed? And the judge in Roe vs. Wade was "ignorant or evil" according to you too?
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  11105. @AEgamesFtw AFAIK, it could be found in both forms, CW and CCW.
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  11106. if you believe everything is created by god then there is nothing against his principles, no?
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  11107. LOL, you are still sticking to the wrong list of involved terrorists? it was corrected days later…
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  11108. @awsomenesscaleb They group in London did it already, therefore this would be quite unoriginal, their financial backers probably want to see them doing something special and never-seen-before… ;-)
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  11109. > ana's a hindu and doesn't even know it So the definition of being a Hindu is someone doing some stretching exercises? :->
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  11110. That's what I said when my teacher told me that 2+2=4!!!1
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  11111. again non-sequitur, concerning them not being correct about everything
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  11112. Dick's a dick.
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  11113. Simply tell every passenger to take a bite of a bacon and then of a shrimp. If one refuses former but does latter, then TA-DA, we've got a Muslim at our hand.
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  11114. yeah they are almighty and control _everything_!!1111 :->
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  11115. To be precise those were two independent revisions.
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  11116. @samoka10 You call that "attacking Christians"?
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  11117. FYI: Frogs are amphibians, thus quite far from mammals.
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  11118. > They would hit government targets, not innocent runners who have absolutely nothing to do with anything What if they were black runners and the extremists racists?
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  11119. There are no boundaries, and yes we did witness that, but I guess since you don't reply no need to point you to the sources, right?
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  11120. Temporary marriage?
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  11121. free for poor people, of course it is, just like medicaid
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  11122. @Danny77uk Tied tubes?
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  11123. It would still cost a lot.
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  11124. @scan95487568 You have the green book on your bedside cabinet?
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  11125. @DJTmaq So you are saying the Ice is not lost because of global increase of temperature? :->
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  11126. @GrahamGRA The comedian?
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  11127. @PlasteredDragon Was it really the church itself or was it the surroundings that changed? When the Catholic church stopped being the only cohesive element in Europe and rulers would stop always abiding by it then it certainly couldn't start things like the crusades. I believe it's the changed political circumstances that explain why Martin Luther was not burned like the Jan Hus 100 years earlier, former was support from political forces that stopped giving a damn about the holy see.
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  11128. > The bible doesn't say "we are dirt". It says that man was "formed from the dust of the earth". What's the difference?
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  11129. nuclear weapons killed less people than fire bombs, therefore we should rather go against fire bombs instead of nuclear weapons?
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  11130. @classified9425 not solely, we are also social creatures
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  11131. You still go on with your numerology bleah, but stopped replying to me concerning that, eh? You cheeky, cheeky ignoramus. ;)
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  11132. there are no races
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  11133. > And if multiple assailants are armed? Then concealed carry would have helped how?
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  11134. @afterbirth83 Because his right for defending himself weighs stronger than the privacy rights of the victims?
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  11135. And it occurred because of the ban?
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  11136. You make it sound like you just followed one book, but that's seldomly the case.
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  11137. there is a reason why there lab rats aren't wild ones
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  11138. @Capng123 Who said something about banging?
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  11139. @rebbyra In Austria the conservatives are black and the larger one of right-wing populist parties is blue.
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  11140. @EsHammer1001 I guess they won't put their name _just anywhere_, they will probably estimate whether it's worth the risk.
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  11141. But Arabic is considered somewhat "special" at the very least.
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  11142. @LizardWings Because it's graphic it proves what? Non-sequitur all the way!
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  11143. > the other monkey didn't give a shit about "fairness". Watch the whole TED talk.
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  11144. well, turn the other cheek is a bad example on its own since there is hardly any consensus on what to take from it
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  11145. 1.) Find a bone or something with DNA from a Roman senator. 2.) Look at the Y chromosome of it. 3.) Find a male with a sufficiently similar Y chromosome (you can calculate how many mutations would occur in how many generations on average). And tada you've probably found a descendant of this person (or a paternal cousin of that person) on the male line!
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  11146. > The bible is the most studied book in human history. Billions of people read/study and live the book. Do you honestly think they don't read it? Well, the contradictions have been found and numerously tried to explain away (they had a lot of time in those monasteries), but no possible explanation does really fit well, Ockham's Razor sez it's BS.
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  11147. Dunno… that in one point they aren't worse off than the cradle of democracy?
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  11148. not as chewy but more taste than chicken? cheap? more fat? bacon?
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  11149. I guess it's part of the oral traditions that's why the ban on this just like the one photographs of people varies between different sects
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  11150. uh, never solved any quadratic equations where the result could be either negative or positive?
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  11151. @Abena20 He was joking I guess, but maybe the food rules might have lead to him questioning the rationale behind it, many Jews converted to Islam because the more lenient food rules made living in certain regions better.
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  11152. @silversalvo I would argue that irrational thoughts can very likely harm someone, in the best case just oneself.
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  11153. indeed there are organisms that do something with the oil, but e.g. in case of the Exxon Valdez spill "some twenty years after the spill, a team from the University of North Carolina found that the effects were lasting far longer than expected" (from WP)
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  11154. I think Paul is a pretty cool guy. Eh changes old law and doesn’t afraid of anything.
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  11155. "Strong" ideologies is what is needed according to you?
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  11156. @ucdeBZ You know where the cheapest hydrogen comes from?
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  11157. Well, what exactly did Christ do on the cross, he died to make a statement? Why should your interpretation why he died be more accurate then theirs?
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  11158. @WinkyMaeve Free for anybody?
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  11159. @elfornse Are you stealing when you inhale air?
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  11160. I don't get it.
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  11161. I somehow doubt it, looking at historied of some of the oldest people they didn't make much use of health services until relatively shortly before their ends.
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  11162. @zg76 a child is by definition born
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  11163. @PalestineATW It would be great if people in general could live at places without claiming it to be theirs (esp. when their claim is based on mythology, be it that it is promised land or from a dream sequence of an important person). I certainly wouldn't allow you to invade my land, simply because it's not in my interest.
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  11164. @DuskoftheTwilight create a google account, login, do a search, there, they would have your name
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  11165. Yes that's what I am saying, and in general that's the problem with writing laws, either you try to write them down as precisely as possible but which is hard (if not impossible thinking of all possibilities also the future) and favors legal positivism, or you don't but you state intents in the hope that it will be interpreted in the best way possible. A benefit of latter is also that when a lot of people are involved in drafting it there is less to be discussed about and agreed on.
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  11166. you don't need castration for that
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  11167. A handful rich might not be enough for it paying off. Ever noticed how the tech gadget for the super rich aren't THAT much better?
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  11168. @jrpone You could replace "jew" with many things.
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  11169. You make it sound like TYT was against free speech against people criticizing feminism or political correctness (as if they were super-feminist, see their recent Silicon Valley joke video).
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  11170. @hit4effect9 That's what she was (God is a gurl after all) supposed to do.
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  11171. So hipsters aren't pagans any more? ;)
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  11172. @reaperdead No need for cookies for storing information (you do that on the server-side, not the client), just for identification, but a login works just as well or even better.
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  11173. that's why nobody talks about reversing it, just about reversing the trend
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  11174. @theUSER101 The evidence for the greenhouse gases being what they are is there, just like we had evidence for the ozone killers being ozone killers. There is uncertainty about everything, so with "uncertainty" you can basically argue everything away.
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  11175. @AGrandt If it doesn't gets decrypted now, if Moore's law holds true for some decades there will be a time when it should be possible to decrypt it in a reasonable time. On top of that I heard about some possible point of attacks in AES when dealing with longer key sizes.
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  11176. @sleazybtd When in US history did that ever matter?
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  11177. @paridisegrowth They are trying to tap into new audience realms.
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  11178. > this conversation is over. Heh, this conversation went to far for you? This makes me sad as I just wanted to Point out that omnipotence implies omniscience and that judging after death therefore makes not much sense, aaaah religious philiosophy and all its quirks…
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  11179. Nah, images of people where considered uncanny back then in that culture.
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  11180. @UtubeMyAccountName Of course a gov should be concerned with profits just not profit-oriented, ie. have maximising profits as a goal. A government should serve all (or at least the majority), while a company serves itself. And a government without monopoly on power to a certain extend (executioniary force) is no government. I meant things that concern us all, like e.g. he environment, … unless you can fully seclude yourself from all else you are are somehow connected.
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  11181. @AllergicHobbit I believe the other way round would be easier (if you have the resources), because I would guess that the smaller you go, the many more problems you will face than if you go larger.
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  11182. @dave19941000 Pakistan is already pretty islamic, and I believe India should be more afraid of Pakistan than Iran.
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  11183. Oddly I was reminded of Ötzi.
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  11184. It was getting colder around the poles 40 years ago, but it turn out to be trend, and dust got really reduced.
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  11185. @MikeTaylor17 Aren't basically the education systems in all first world countries (at least) bilingual?
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  11186. @witalian1 Huh? Wasn't the faster than light result somewhere else?
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  11187. that's why men play Dota 2, lol jk
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  11188. The majority is?
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  11189. Falsely attributed to Thomas Jefferson; first attributed in The Southern Partisan‎ (1992), p. 3. Not found prior to 1992; debunked in D. J. Mulloy, American Extremism: History, Politics and the Militia Movement‎ (2004), p. 115.
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  11190. To be fair creationists are no uniform mass (after all they hardly follow scientific standards), and what constitutes macro evolution depends on the definition of "species".
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  11191. Kelly knows what DVDs are, I thought he was still on VHSses?
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  11192. @Lariasio prostitution is not ok if they have sex before marriage. :-> No seriously I believe this here is about relative sinfullness.
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  11193. Well, it's just another one of human products, what do you expect? *putting-on-grimdark-shades*
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  11194. kin liability?
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  11195. @revelinabandon Well, so there is this being that thinks similar to us but can do anything and knows everything (even ahead of time, determinism anyone?) that does feel the need to create a world it knows already ahead of time?!
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  11196. People also ignore that the laws were meant in cases where there is someone is already charged, the EU directive was broken to begin with as could be seen by the disagreement on how to interpret it in the UK case.
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  11197. wasn't there something like "you are my son" coming from heaven hen JC got baptist according to one evangelism which is why this was done?
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  11198. Tu quoque fallacy.
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  11199. hehe, penis, hehe testes
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  11200. @faceclutch I don't like it, but then I also prefer to think for myself and critically of ideologies.
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  11201. @BottleConcreteBlond "There better at surfing then the old folks because they wear effected by it from childhood." ;-)
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  11202. @demomanchaos Is there 100% proof for anything? ;-) *starts philosophical debate*
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  11203. @sunRsaturn You make 3 out of them, I could make many more.
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  11204. and that would overthrow the government how? I would assume they would rather target politicians, bankers, CEOs and maybe not kill but abduct them (like what the RAF did in West Germany).
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  11205. @noprofitmaximierung Ah, the pragmatic argument.
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  11206. @Georgiapeach770 There has been research towards a birth control for men, but the side effects were disastrous.
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  11207. @unknownshadow1993 The roads, police, fire department, water supply, canalisation, education for future employees, …
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  11208. @ginko27 Bloody brilliant!
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  11209. what statement?
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  11210. @emericaordie15 The 90's would have continued, just crazier? Nah, Bush was already president, the dot-com craze was over, and other issues like global warming would have been still there.
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  11211. relevance here?
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  11212. writing Cenk's name in Comic Sans is absurd.
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  11213. > know you have already reported it Five times in total on all channels (including Idorola's private one).
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  11214. @WatchmenDrManhattan old testament my friend
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  11215. @RAMKING61 birthers don't know what OCR is
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  11216. +Dragon1717 Why isn't it played twice if there are two teams?
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  11217. 3/10 not OC, right?
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  11218. on this issue
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  11219. @PirateFish1 According to the federal gov they are a religion.
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  11220. @mizdot86 Was it or was it not? I believe Herzl didn't wanted a particular state but more like a state following a cultural ideology or something like that.
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  11221. @DoctorCataclysm It might be treason in the US, but it's not universal treason. ;-)
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  11222. @bruinjogger On the bright side you can go to Germany and take part in "Fortschritt durch Technik", jawohl!
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  11223. @mintoffjan You must be then against in-vitro fertilisation too?
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  11224. @klsvmk AFAIK the 4 witnesses rules exists for many things and is based on some Hadiths.
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  11225. specialized filters, it might even try to decompress certain parts just to recompress it
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  11226. @nyeoki Huh? Are you kidding or was this supposed to be sarcastic, everyone knows that both are nearly always cut.
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  11227. 1:03 Demotivating poster in the background?
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  11228. @NaziGOPBallmer I believe getting off of it is by itself not illegal, just looking at it is with the exception of such cases, so they would have introduce this as a separate law.
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  11229. Huh? How is this "bait and switch"? It's a valid comparison, or do you disagree?
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  11230. Debt itself is not the problem, in fact not having debt might be unused potential, the problem is when there is no trust that you will pay it back.
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  11231. @herecomesthsun If you are talking about the vaccine boosters (forgot the correct name), they are the for a reason, to trigger a stronger response from the immune system.
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  11232. @thinkppl But it's also true that fascism was backed up by large corporations, that was esp. the case in Germany with Krupp etc.
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  11233. you again?
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  11234. @tiberianfiend Seed lost. → God does not approve.
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  11235. High on hormones?
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  11236. 2.) The golden rule as found in many other religions, ideologies, law texts, that's fair. 1.) To obey something you would first have to have an image of it in your mind, i.e. an interpretation, don't you? Not as simple as it sounds IMHO. And wouldn't there be more consensus if everything was so simple and "obvious"?
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  11237. @dookdawg214 Not the bodies but the bacteria, I would guess.
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  11238. there are no races objectively speaking
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  11239. Dunno, but I guessed just vertebrate would be animals.
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  11240. Well, then Honey should be problematic as it has an > 5% higher amount of Fructose over Glucose.
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  11241. Huh? Why would 666 be an "illuminate" (sic) symbol?
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  11242. well, if "the hell" was taxed out of abortion then that would go against Roe vs Wade
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  11243. > Religion turns into brainwash when bad people start preaching the wrong ideas It's only brainwash if it's "wrong ideas"?
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  11244. @m8tate The joke is that Muslims are resistant to this attack. ;-)
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  11245. if your provider offers you a static one (the case with many cable providers) then you can't, otherwise e.g. if you are using DSL just redial
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  11246. hating someone for his skin color? now that's certainly dumb
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  11247. @SomeOneFromOFS It had a Greek name before the Romans came! Your point?
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  11248. Probably same story as with how Indonesians and neighbors became Muslim.
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  11249. Hindenburg? Not Heisenberg? :-> But what's questionable about it, it's an inequation that has proven itself. Will you tell me next that Math and esp. set theory is questionable because of Gödel?
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  11250. How far would you go in terms of hand-held arms?
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  11251. what do you think were the holes for?
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  11252. @TheGiantRobot Tectonic plate movements aren't affected by the atmosphere, in fact the plates float on a sea of magma we never have reached.
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  11253. @Aetrion Aren't those normally trucks? Destroying a building nearby is a lot harder methinks.
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  11254. @rockinfaceplant0000 that already happened, look at all the kids the Bachmans have
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  11255. @SomeOneFromOFS Clean in the sense of halal. Because pointing towards Mecca when the head is separated doesn't make it that much cleaner. Also, the halal cut is not the best cut for removing all the blood (but maybe you want it, black pudding is yummy).
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  11256. so the men say they are dead, others say they are not
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  11257. @RedShadow238 food was not part of the sanctions
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  11258. @mrjamesb562 It's smaller than a pig and has more feet.
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  11259. @Ant1Live Huh? Care to bring an example of such a "true intellectual"? IMHO, a good university that is not just focused on teaching is actually the best environment for a intellectual mind to flourish, it's the perfect place to share/discuss/delve into ideas.
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  11260. Guess the assumption is that intelligence was needed to adapt-
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  11261. @TheAbbasbeg Well, the ones can't be that good friends, esp. if one is afraid one another, claiming that each other is not a real student, one hitting his one head to display how violent the other one was in the past and a third one from yet another class who was nearly killed by the other two.
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  11262. @AntagonisticEnemy What's an evolutionist? Someone who evolved? :->
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  11263. heh if embryos/zygotes were really "American citizens" this would reaaaaaally complicate stuff oh and please define "minority" according to you, they are a minority in my book
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  11264. There's a reflection of a screen on the right side of the border of the monitor.
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  11265. @JaywalkerJack I rely on the Gebrüder Grimm, don't dismiss the Bible out of hand because you're a trendy agrimmist.
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  11266. @GooGobbler113 It might lead to a death of someone in the case of DUI.
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  11267. @TheMuziekmann Per default everything is normal and you would have to find arguments for the opposite, i.e. why masturbation would be abnormal/problematic?
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  11268. @spicychickenwing31 Plurals are singular?
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  11269. > or a computer. Fun fact: evolutionary algorithms help immensely in optimizing stuff in the computer (like positioning of parts/paths).
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  11270. @ANCIENTMYS No, the genetic make up is the same as from where they took it, at least there is no need to do any modification, but even if they did, I don't see that how any modifications on the genetic make up itself would be bad.
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  11271. You wouldn't put the reason for why this law was put into place into the text for no reason. In fact it's still the case in modern law (esp. the general one on the higher levels, outlining something that should be precisely defined by laws on the lower ones) or you would otherwise (as is also often done) to refrain to law commentary, I guess in common law even more so.
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  11272. he wouldn't live long enough to possibly visit _all_ of them, think of the Mithra cult and the beliefs of the people of a certain tribe in the Amazonas
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  11273. Were you trying to make some sort of argument of whether Islam is correct? I hope not because using number of believers would be a very dumb argumentation.
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  11274. @cchanderson "decisive number" What is decisive? Is there some precise, non-arbitrary definition to what a "decisive number" might be? I don't think so. That's won't work in courts. Also, numbers change over time, so with your logic, a statue of "Allah" calligraphy might be more appropriate once more Muslims live there?
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  11275. Die Klavierspielerin (English: The Piano Teacher) - great novel that shows how something like this might turn out.
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  11276. > is unintelligent, thus being random Actually randomness is more about not being deterministic, but nevermind. > also came about randomly with enough time. They were shaped by their environment, so it shaped itself, what's the big deal? > The chances of particles organizing into ANYTHING man made, starting from the big bang, are slim to none Chances compared to what? If you roll hundred dices, would you also consider the result unlikely and therefore a miracle? :-> PS: lol 19
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  11277. @Energy321com that's not how it works
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  11278. @googoo120 Nope, that's bad too, since the laces are then still stressed unevenly. On top of that they are sometimes too short for that (think of good shoes with parallel binding).
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  11279. *humming godfather theme*
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  11280. separate votes
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  11281. What difference does it make?
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  11282. @JustABitchyCancer Deist.
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  11283. even Blondi?
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  11284. What matters is the ruling, and the arguments behind it.
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  11285. @afonscp Cooking might neutralise germs and some harmful organic compounds like alkaloids but that does not mean that everything is safe after being cooked.
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  11286. What would he then say about some of Schiele's work, right? ;)
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  11287. @PalestineATW No, the argument against that people have an inherited right to anything goes both ways, the arguments of the Zionist movement are weak to say the least.
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  11288. not entirely straight, and do you know the weight of the floors? steel frame alone does not matter much at this point
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  11289. @1001shab Do you really believe that reading it (be it that it's an English translation so he will understand it) will magically convert him? C'mon…
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  11290. @hsadman2 Well, but 12Weasel is right, steel looses weakens at temperatures much lower than its melting point.
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  11291. This is like the famous TV confrontation between George Bush sen. and Bill Clinton.
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  11292. @shadowedge69 They generally let you on planes without valid passports, I've done it once too.
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  11293. Considering how much "your" culture changed in those years I would hardly consider it one culture being that old, but eh who am I to judge, only people from China and other far-east Asian countries can judge you since they too claim to have cultures that old.
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  11294. Why not mock Mithra cult followers? Who plays a bigger role in US' politics?
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  11295. did you look at the map?
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  11296. it certainly started that way
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  11297. @OnlySticksAndStones I really want you to read this. I live in the Imperium Romanum. EVERYONE loves it. it is, without a doubt in my mind, the best empire at the moment. Mark my words, there will NOT be a revolution here. Nobody complains about the emperor. They MADE Rome from a village into a pompous looking city. Plus, its cheap, wine, prostitution, slaverly , etc is allowed for anyone but slaves. Its not like Persia, where everyone has to pray to fire and like that.
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  11298. @dadreamzworld I define myself through my own actions not by my forefathers, anyone who judges people based on their forefathers is just despicable.
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  11299. Would that really have helped your former self?
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  11300. All points to the fact that you are selectively looking for the things that match your views.
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  11301. @PR0H0LDEM Oops. :D
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  11302. Where is it part of the constitution?
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  11303. @quidproquo2004 Drawing a line is always problematic, and one could extend the discussion on non-animal living things like non-animal filozoa… ;) But why are people against abuse of certain animals? It's because they feel for them, but I would argue they feel more for a puppy or kitten than let's say for a tapeworm.
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  11304. @ChristianMission Because at this time DADT wasn't repelled yet?
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  11305. @Griffinltd Eh, Canadian/American/whatever, what's the difference?
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  11306. @VictimOfBoredom Amercans are a race?
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  11307. @NekoMouser Don't you know? Odd numbers are unstable!
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  11308. A book by a "perfect" being should be perfect of course, in every way. Easy to understand, no contradictions, …
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  11309. oh right Anonymous hacks itself :->
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  11310. mind to bring a specific example of such a movie?
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  11311. > [… ] biological […]. There's nothing "natural" about it Strange definition of "natural" you got there.
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  11312. probably her mother explained to her why there are currently so many ads on TV
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  11313. the idea is that everything is expanding away from each other, so on another planet you would observe about the same
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  11314. > child porn is when the kid isn't developed yet. What about mental development?
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  11315. then what about McCreary County v. ACLU of Kentucky?
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  11316. @MistahFen Presenting the theory of everything in one short formula.
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  11317. @AlmostaFlipinSkater I guess there is also a Facebook group that is against your Facebook group, ie. a Facebook group against your Facebook group against people who are against the mosque. But then you could also create a Facebook group that is against the Facebook against people who are against the mosque. Or how about simply creating a group FOR the mosque? Just saying… ;)
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  11318. splitting in two is a baaaaaad idea in the US system and they (and their donors)know it
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  11319. that does technically make you necrophiliac
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  11320. @MNICY I would define racist as someone who believes in the concept of human races, a concept that certainly not based on anything scientific.
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  11321. they showed it before
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  11322. @UnderstandingAll Authorities and current culture define what "natural" is, but objectively speaking there is nothing "unnatural" simply because everything is part of nature (the physical world).
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  11323. @TheSheiban Nah, the removal of the clitoral hood pretty much equivalent to male circumcision.
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  11324. @Judicial78 Huh? What is wrong with you? I never said I let dogs lick my face, I just made clear that bacteria distribution is relatively even in a healthy animal.
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  11325. It's the length that matters! :->
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  11326. Matlab
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  11327. @MrDustock You are one of those who have seen chem trails on the sky, right? :->
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  11328. well, they certainly pay all sale taxes
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  11329. @elfornse I see solidarity as necessary in certain fields, like health care, defense, education and communication.
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  11330. That's not what he meant, you already need to be in a certain spectrum.
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  11331. > until the young turks had to ridicule it with their anti-religious agenda bullshit. Bohooo, it's ridiculous to them and they are open it, where's the problem?
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  11332. I looked it for Canada, the duty to rescue does only apply to Quebec.
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  11333. what about greenhouse gas pollution? ;)
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  11334. Without Nixon there would be no more trains at all?
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  11335. I didn't claim that, you were the one using the term "ethnicity" without defining it when I pointed that out.
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  11336. @elfornse Libertarian, eh?
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  11337. @mr555harv Politicians as role-models? Where did you get that idea from? They are no pop stars.
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  11338. What is "sexualization"?
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  11339. 0/10
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  11340. birthers, again?
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  11341. > The only negative effects You travelled to an alternative universe where you didn't "haze" for comparison? ;-)
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  11342. You sure about that? I heard a story about how it used to the flag of Constantinople…
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  11343. @asyouweresir I was talking about in relation to tower 7, but either won't look for them or tell me that it's staged since it would go against your conspiracy ideology.
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  11344. @pirbird14 Well, Hertzl was probably bullied too.
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  11345. @na99ab they sure think they do
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  11346. @COLLEGESTUDENT343 True, too bad for them, no FIFA matches for them and no need for FIFA to change the rules just because of one nation.
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  11347. oh I see you are into numerology, very scientific :->
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  11348. Funny how you just mention the Quran when you should be well aware that there are also the oral traditions that are important to the majority of Muslims.
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  11349. @treez78 I believe jimmypubeface23's point was that lunatics might kill because of this.
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  11350. LOL, this is a fabricated quote, and badly too one must add.
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  11351. and the number of deaths?
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  11352. @MexCan65 …and Pilatus was a saint like described in the bible, right? :->
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  11353. Nah, the food goes through all of it.
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  11354. @fuckystoat Did they need to be Jewish in order to become Bolsheviks? :-> No, they didn't, therefore you mentioning it is unnecessary, unless of course it's part of a racist agenda of yours…
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  11355. @Ali80076 I find suits ridiculous too, I would love to see a TED presenter in something comfortable like a terry pyjama or a satin toga.
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  11356. I am sorry there Santa Clause as portrayed by Coca-Cola does not and has not existed, I believe it is not reasonable to assume that the one person that has existed that this story was based on is representing the modern Santa Clause figure because a figure might be based on more real characters and the referencing just works in one direction. Say there was a story about a long odyssey of a man who in one instance steps down into the realm of the dead and comes back after 3 days… ;-)
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  11357. @squishyfaceguy The Catholic church supported him, just like the fascist movements in e.g. Austria and Italy.
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  11358. What if a third of all Obama voters did that?
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  11359. Have a book where you are proud of no comma being changed for a long time but need oral traditions to decipher it. Kind of ironic…
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  11360. @RKAddict101 Increased competition unless there are only a handful of competitors who sit together in back-rooms fixing prices and there is a climate where newcomers have no chance.
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  11361. @HipHopJun Only one testicle, interestde in strange sexual fetishes
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  11362. @Supralobe information asymmetry
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  11363. Jesus loved rich people and hated tax collectors!!1one
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  11364. @Thejadjadjad I have no idea how things would work in the US but in most EU countries you would have bad chances without a doctorate, the normal path would look like this: 3 years for the first section, at least 4 for the second, then a doctorate that takes about 2-3 years to finish but you would be already doing assistant jobs while working on your this or even prior. Then you can expect at least $2k a month sans bonuses.
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  11365. @Ant1Live Is there any proof that one is a consequences of the other?
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  11366. North Korea is best Korea?
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  11367. A grandfather of a close friend of mine was the exception to the rule then, he was made a chief prosecutor by the Allies after being liberated from prison where he was sitting as a political prisoner (and probably because he was considered half Jewish).
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  11368. @fitobcnfito You might have rationality, but rationality might not be what steers all your decision even if you wanted it to.
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  11369. You can't always deal with symptoms, or how do you want to make irrationally behaving players (someone with mental issues, a state) behave rationally? You really want arms for the whole world?
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  11370. Too bad, as you possibly have the right for Spanish citizenship if you could prove exiled Sephardi descend.
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  11371. Quite compact with a lot of lines in-between I suppose.
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  11372. @IAmLikeWhatTheHell Yepp, because anybody who did imminently lost their support for the rule of law… >_> Am I assuming correctly that you also approve of enhanced interrogation techniques?
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  11373. @YuureiInu In a way you can because certain regenerative functions are then working faster relative to the aging processes because of DNA shortening.
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  11374. Yeah, that's really a bit too early, but I must say that I would have been happier in university if I had a basic or better understanding of set theory, algebraic structures, formal logic and proofs. These are the basics other things build on, therefore learning about it early can be advantageous, though primary school might be really a little bit early.
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  11375. @dookdawg214 Well, but Jesus didn't abridge it either (unlike the food rules according to one evangelist).
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  11376. @DarkFantasyvids their
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  11377. it might come if this is adopted by Canada before the deal of the EU with Canada is finished
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  11378. @Ibrahim1109 Intact books? Neither the one book is intact (not just the ordering) and the fact that many parts are not very well understood and only interpreted using pretty unreliable oral traditions. The book of Mormon is more intact so (the ordering and every vowel) it's better by your logic?
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  11379. @jpav0923 Embryo/Fetus is not a baby.
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  11380. What they don't "understand"?
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  11381. @RelativistSlayer Why do they always take the STUPID people believing in aliens/santa clause/reptilians and their arguments to make it look bad? Talk to some aliens/santa clause/reptilian philosophers, and scientists... then lets have a real conversation. What is happening here is like taking the words of an anti-alien/asantaclausist/areptilian who cannot string two sentences together and claiming their arguments prove that there is/are no aliens/santa clause/reptilian.
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  11382. @BorgKing001 I don't see how this would make it any less fit into the definition of the word 'censorship'.
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  11383. center in relation to what?
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  11384. @klsvmk that was no insult according to the law
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  11385. @HumbledByGreatness To live like a omnipotent and omniscient being would like us to live? Well, when it is omnipotent then we are probably living like it wants us to live.
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  11386. So true on the anomalies! Have you ever seen one of the shooters and Obama on one and the same picture together? No, me neither. Coincidence? I think not!!!!111
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  11387. @pedrosmellz101 In countries with public healthcare there is still the possibility for private doctors, one just needs the money…
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  11388. @Boomer1949 Nah, Tschernobyl was much worse and Europe still stands.
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  11389. @sikvenum82 What are the odds that cryonics will work?
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  11390. It's not the only theorem, there are other functions that would have to exclude 1, and in case of doubt you go for the simpler solution (simpler on the whole)
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  11391. @cantsnapurpicture To black muslim communists only!!!111
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  11392. are you talking about the building where a whole side was on fire and which was a peculiar construction (lower half hollow)?
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  11393. @IauthenticI Yepp, that's what conservatives believe.
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  11394. @gastfreund76 You say it's about Islam so dating an Afghani or even a Persian would be OK? ;-)
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  11395. At the Netflix we can get the tax money?
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  11396. @Houshalter that's why you have a federal- or state-run company with local branches doing these things
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  11397. Real ones from a person that recently deceased (in relation to the operation) and was similar enough.
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  11398. Fact: if you are against education for everyone, you support what will probably lead to less education.
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  11399. What matters more is whether the sample was representative.
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  11400. @tam705618 It's not exactly 50:50.
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  11401. good impression of a bebieber
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  11402. > While it only shows negatives about conservatives, christians and Israel. This sentence shows your persecution complex, e.g. you ignore them talking about the problems with Muslim fundamentalist and secluded communities quite some times.
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  11403. @mahmud570 Almighty god did it? Well, perfect for Muslims, that means they don't have to anything against this. :-> Fun facts: Christians would probably claim the same if you replace "Crusaders" with "Ottoman Muslims" and leave out "European Colonists",
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  11404. @SanghaOnline Yeah, just like those nifty non-easter-bunny believers ignorant as hell, making fun of my beliefs.
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  11405. Interesting you would ask this question, how would you think you would behave as a non-believer? Do you feel like religion is the only thing preventing you from doing stuff many people might not approve of?
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  11406. Not a well-known symbolism.
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  11407. @GhostInTheShell29 Don't forget to mention the other way to change the constitution. ;-)
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  11408. @tetranoob he was the guy shooting this white stuff?
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  11409. you know how sun cycles last?
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  11410. more dangerous than the black widow?
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  11411. @sunfireThu So every one of those "Jews or Jewish-descendants" is supporting Israel? :->
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  11412. Indeed, you don't have to do anything in Anglo-Saxon countries.
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  11413. > how the electoral college works. first-past-the-post has nothing to do with the electoral college
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  11414. What's the id of a streaker?
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  11415. @hannahbanana93 You would have to prove and prove the boundaries are differences, not disprove them.
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  11416. > Did they win? I heard the Viet Cong and the North Vietnamese Armies didn't win a single open battle. > Do you know how much Nukes, Tanks, Armed Drones, and RPG's cost? A lot? So where is your argument? That owning them should be legal since they so expensive anyway? What if in the future someone invents some weaponry that isn't that expensive but still deadly, in the best case laws should be appropriate for the possible future just as well.
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  11417. @dffykvn Was he better than Saddam?
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  11418. @kmica2008 Wasn't the big news that this hybrid was not sterile, thus could form a new "species"?
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  11419. High fixed costs for all the specialized facilities and staff for only a relatively low number of people, high variable costs because of the paper work, the appeals, the sessions, …
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  11420. Spiritual as in involving spirits? Quite possible, but not religious in my eyes, since religions are in my opinions ideological belief systems, i.e. they try to explain _everything_ to some extend.
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  11421. > Celebrate, but don't forget the reason. This is respect So true, so let's don't forget that the real name is festivus sol invictus!
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  11422. well, it's not a positive integer
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  11423. > if I exercise and you don't my heart will be running long after yours stops beating Actually a slow metabolism seems linked to longer life.
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  11424. @fahadshahabmba No, it should start with a believe in many gods who hate you.
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  11425. @djking2d the difference depends on the definition of species for which there is no clear definition, right?
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  11426. You are against entertainment businesses in general?
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  11427. @BrokenBjartur sold to people in Africa
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  11428. 10 is soooo fat it does not fit a decimal place!
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  11429. @Ant1Live Don't quite believe you since with that they would automatically kick 80%.
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  11430. Where is the line between natural and artificial? And what type of intelligence would you need to think about the definitions of terms you are throwing around?
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  11431. oh no the jewish boogeyman!111
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  11432. @Skoenner Depends on how you define "socialist", it certainly has some socialist elements, just like the US has.
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  11433. 0/10
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  11434. he found out his girl friend had a latin immigrant background?
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  11435. It was an official group, not a single person.
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  11436. In Germany that was the case, look at the year.
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  11437. @TheStigma Heh, in many countries lunch is _the_ meal, breakfast and dinner are negligible compared to that. But yeah, it probably doesn't make that much of a difference if they have a larger breakfast (not dinner, AFAIK that's not very healthy), I guess what they save most is service fees.
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  11438. @unknownshadow1993 Because he has the option to profit from what the community give to him back.
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  11439. @cinemar He is right. Islam is a large religion.
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  11440. > Welcome to the Internet. But they were so 'bad'. ;)
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  11441. @jason022182 It is not about banning Muslims to follow a set of rules, it is about banning the courts from taking Sharia law into account when making decisions or when accepting out-of-court decisions.
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  11442. @487shawn Huh? I was just correcting you, the Nazi leaders stood trial at Nuremberg, not the Hague.
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  11443. If you believe he created everything then you must also belief he created you making these particular decisions, he created your decisions. And you can't claim he didn't know any better.
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  11444. you can't say fundamentalism without fun
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  11445. I bet he dreams of of a white Christmas.
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  11446. why would god hate what he created? and why quote from the bible and not tolkien?
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  11447. @Bm0h Huh? In pre-revolutionary and post-revolutionary it was the other side doing these things, remember books by revolutionary writers were banned at certain times.
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  11448. @freshhug Well, considering he has a polish-ized name it could well be that he has some relatives that were related to the holocaust and I don't see how talking about the holocaust makes him a supporter of the Zionist idea. That ostracism and aggression towards 'Jews' in the past was powering the Zionist ideology is no secret. Zionism got a big boost when Nazi Germany marked those as "Jews" who didn't even identify themselves with Judaism or the Jewish ethnic group.
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  11449. @SirWinstoneChurchill So what? I would argue that the catholics in the US (maybe with the exception of Texas) are pretty restrained, the ones asking for creationism in schools and such are by majority not the catholics.
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  11450. @007HubbaBubba He wasn't noteworthy for the historians living in this area at this time.
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  11451. it is up the one making the claim to prove it, zombies have not been proven
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  11452. well, human instinct doesn't say it, or else there wouldn't be a problem
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  11453. @Rathalos65 There are quite a lot of theoretical ideas nuclear energy could go, you just named one, the problem is all that is costly, even for the research/test engineering alone the costs skyrocket quickly.
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  11454. +MomoTheBellyDancer The test was negative.
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  11455. Or the Reptoids, ask his friend Icke.
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  11456. Fun fact: even a "conscious" (as in reacting) fetus might cause harm to the mother, and a abortion might be needed
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  11457. @Yashendwirh You are correct, but never say never. ;)
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  11458. Tu Quoque! Tu Quoque! Tu Quoque!
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  11459. centrifugal force? inertia?
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  11460. self-replicating RNA molecules, like the Spiegelman-Monster
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  11461. You can hardly abandon them, can you?
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  11462. @Ibrahim1109 woho is it really THAT bad there?
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  11463. @MONIMONKS I would actually approve of that more.
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  11464. INB4 Repubs coming with "the US is not a democracy but a republic".
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  11465. > Machine gunners fire in bursts to conserve ammo and because auto is inaccurate. And because of cooldown I guess.
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  11466. What are religions if not concepts of gods?
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  11467. we don't know, but why not mention some of his attributes? For example: "radical, white, bread-eating, clothed, Muslim, two-legged, male, human trash"
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  11468. so many things that can make dick go lump?
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  11469. The issue was that the parents didn't deal earlier with the situation because of their religion.
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  11470. are Muslim apologists better than those of other religions?
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  11471. @Pahavaara I ask myself whether not many politicians are such. They believe in religion as a tool though.
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  11472. +Katrina L That particular evening no women TYT employees were involved.
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  11473. @Tartersauce101 GDP per capita isn't higher than all European countries
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  11474. @btwicked Ww, people hunting sure must the be smart then, right? They surely can't have small testicles.
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  11475. @LordSlag inb4 it was god/zeus who destroyed touchdown jesus ;-)
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  11476. > A 19th century physicist would scoff at the modern community and label them all clinically insane. The same person wouldn't be able to explain and calculate quite a lot.
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  11477. they used to be easy to find from your command center but it is broken now
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  11478. if the (voting) majority was for it then they might amend the constitution, but funnily I know of one constitution that has written out what you are talking about
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  11479. Letting off some air…
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  11480. What about your daughter?
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  11481. Didn't you have analysis? ;)
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  11482. Too much, just, too much.
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  11483. Was he still there after the break?
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  11484. @DeepSouth16 Indeed, the relativistic argument often is.
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  11485. you apparenlty don't know the definitions of words you use, including "randomly"
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  11486. you mean like genetics?
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  11487. ye, I wonder why… *looks at orbit*
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  11488. Debt can also be a leverage, it's only at a certain point where it's a problem, not having any debt might be unused potential depending on the circumstances.
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  11489. @bukroot His word? You mean Allah's? SCNR
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  11490. > Yes, Pakistanis are predominately Muslim, and yes, Islam subjugates women and has misogynist doctrines, but honor killings are much more a result of the overall social culture of the middle eastern countries. Makes me wonder, how different is the social culture compared to India, do we see similar things there?
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  11491. @halcyon0830 Oh no the Jewish bogeyman!
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  11492. Like it was already at one point?
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  11493. @likeastarbaby Mutation and natural selection continues to exist so on the whole a reduction of biological diversity would be just temporary. Think about it, there is no way to create a monster thing that sustains itself everywhere because of certain physical limitations.
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  11494. AFAIK it's not as strictly forbidden as pork is it?
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  11495. > evolution has no foundation in moral truth at all Huh? How/why would a scientific theory have a foundation in _moral_ truth anyway?
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  11496. @Kooshkff You meant to say women weren't in the kitchen, because men were in war?
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  11497. and the RTS games before, probably an old canned sound
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  11498. @deepfreeze202 In 10 of 13 states they were official allowed to vote, although de facto only in half of them it was really possible.
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  11499. "the contentious German connection" …is it still about the wars?
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  11500. if he beliefes it will be spectacular?
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  11501. @ThatguyNice The bible also comes to play saying that natural disasters come to play when god roots for one side over another in a conflict (Jericho).
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  11502. @AllAtheism Nano-bots that rewrite the DNA code everywhere?
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  11503. > nobody can afford nukes, case closed. What if someone could?
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  11504. @SkyRifter I loled.
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  11505. true, 222 AD
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  11506. he started working on it before WW1, he had enough time
    1
  11507. @lebronkb24 A couple that can't reproduce isn't "ALLRIGHT" either?
    1
  11508. @DaFawky Weiner?
    1
  11509. @iamsean90 You didn't answer his question. How many people do YOU think will the earth sustain, it can't be limitless since there are limited resources, so there has to be a barrier somewhere.
    1
  11510. @ahmedomran1 He also said that when you yawn the devil looks at you!!!1111
    1
  11511. @Sorry4DoublePosting "Nazi war criminal" with Jewish roots? Oh boy… whenever you do such accusations you are belittling the real Nazi crimes.
    1
  11512. @ShooterMaGavin Being ashamed of being naked is more a cultural thing, e.g. that's why there are/were indigenous tribes that didn't care about running around naked.
    1
  11513. Well, someone has to have the money-printing capability, the question is just who? It shouldn't be neither politicians nor bankers.
    1
  11514. @seany577 falsetto voice, look it up
    1
  11515. The concept of zero is attributed to an Indian.
    1
  11516. 0/10
    1
  11517. @Jtownlegends It made your thoughts more rational?
    1
  11518. @occultdestroyer with tax payer money?
    1
  11519. @sonofsarek Yepp, the super-mighty CIA controlling everything and hiding aliens under their rugs. :-> Seriously, I thought all people working at US federal entities were lazy loosers.
    1
  11520. @cline031 Your flag needs to be burned when it gets old according to your flag code. ;)
    1
  11521. @5233484 The civil war was there before.
    1
  11522. @XxXmizzshottaXxX It might be the best solution until there is a definitive cure (deleting memories?).,
    1
  11523. Shia Palestine?
    1
  11524. Blacks can become white using bleach or lasors and whites and become black using ink or tar, so one can choose his skin colour too! :D
    1
  11525. Really, Martin "reason is the greatest enemy that faith has" Luther who said that?
    1
  11526. d'uh, of course he is talking about the new testament, when people in murika talk about the bible as a book, they take out the new testament (e.g. what book politicians take their oath on)
    1
  11527. You might also want to check out the history on this amendment, it's quite interesting, everyone seemed to be generally in favor of it but even then the views what it was exactly for differed.
    1
  11528. > then god will come This time for sure? I thought Paulus predicted he will come in his lifetime… :-> Mysterious god comes at a time when generally the world is relatively peaceful (share of people involved in direct conflict)?
    1
  11529. @TheCarambah What about oral for that reason?
    1
  11530. @annata12 Yeah, compared to the US it's freaking expensive there.
    1
  11531. If that's the case they seem to fail.
    1
  11532. Same stance as on the gay rights, Cenk said that he approves of the message but not the method, but acknowledges that the method is currently the only way of getting your message across.
    1
  11533. Can you imagine Zeus existed?
    1
  11534. @nuigurumisama the golden rule?
    1
  11535. 9:30 AM isn't morning anymore, at least on my clock
    1
  11536. are they sacred magic words?
    1
  11537. Just wondering, I know the libertarian position is generally against patents (unless you ask the ones that see it as "intellectual property"), but have Rand or Ron ever publicly spoken out against pantents?
    1
  11538. @XxSayrosxX Yepp, he probably is that pragmatic type of person.
    1
  11539. According to your beliefs, should now every one post what they think will "happen" after death, e.g. a Hindu explaining reincarnation?
    1
  11540. @TRauck1506 Not really, certainly not after the main phase of brain developement (around age 3-5).
    1
  11541. Depriving when she is is heat? ;)
    1
  11542. evolutionary pressure is the key
    1
  11543. @MrGenesis317 Now _that_ makes even less sense than the rambling by Savage.
    1
  11544. it's talking about inherited, potential intelligence I guess
    1
  11545. and what sort of tech would make sure you _personally_ are voting and nobody is standing behind you?
    1
  11546. Tell that to the Japanese, oh right, different culture, right?
    1
  11547. @CommissarRed In your favourites.
    1
  11548. @tehant1liberal The dictator who won the elections? :->
    1
  11549. Yeah, faith on, that'll do it… :->
    1
  11550. @MrElucidate You've been looking 3rd reich propaganda lately?
    1
  11551. For killing a cousin.
    1
  11552. @9493760 So god is not almighty?
    1
  11553. @frag971 There is indeed a difference. in strength.
    1
  11554. @RandomShellAccount You are the one not familiar with vectorisation and OCR features in common scanner software.
    1
  11555. That's no argument.
    1
  11556. @cwongchung like 90s-cool?
    1
  11557. theoretically, it didn't end
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  11558. > I voted EA and I am not a conservative, FAR from it Too late, conservatives have engrossed you, you are now one of them, they will show their "successful" campaign around and bring this as an example why the country is against LGBT. ;)
    1
  11559. > Besides, without God, what would b the point? And what is the point with it? To serve? Well, why would that be a valid point by itself?
    1
  11560. @MrJetWave marijuana-related DUI would be still a marijuana crime
    1
  11561. > Judge Islam by the Quran not by muslims. When the Quran is supposed to be the perfect book, then the outcome has to be the "intended" one, don't you think?
    1
  11562. certainly the EU and others think that way, how did Nasrallah's son end up again?
    1
  11563. Maybe not stop, but he might hinder me if I have to pay higher premiums because of him.
    1
  11564. @TCMoor True, why do they have to be so diverse? Why can't they just be so homogenous like "whites" and "blacks"… :->
    1
  11565. you know who determines what the "Zakat" is used for in a Muslim fundamentalist society?
    1
  11566. @RegioLunar Well, his username indicates that he is still very young, so I guess there is still hope for him. ;-)
    1
  11567. @mblasko You were the not offering any argument why it was comical to hear non-theists talk about ethics.
    1
  11568. @JimboVids Typical what?
    1
  11569. While masturbating in public the Greek Cynic philosopher Diogenes remarked that it was a pity that the pangs of hunger could not be assuaged as easily as the pangs of lust, simply by rubbing the affected part.
    1
  11570. Would you boycott any insurance?
    1
  11571. @5233484 People there, Y U SO violent? Is it the weather, repressed sexuality or the missing foreskin?
    1
  11572. ye, just like for the Statue of Liberty, and for America being independent from the UK
    1
  11573. @disneylandtwo That's what I said. And go read up Luther's late works to see how much he disliked them.
    1
  11574. @HomleandSecurity No, Zeus will touch them with a lighting bolt.
    1
  11575. @Wolfau5 Would you also have no objection to the government making relationships of people with problematic genetic predispositions harder?
    1
  11576. Probably it's of before and in the first days of healing, it might be needed in case something goes wrong I guess.
    1
  11577. @dreamslayer Where would you draw the line or would you just accept _anything_ as long as it's within a culture?
    1
  11578. Fair enough, still it's against the USA, thus colloquially "un-American".
    1
  11579. > from those who have dedicated their professional careers to studying and understanding religion Islam or Catholicism? Both have scholars who "[dedicate] their professional careers to studying and understanding" it… ;)
    1
  11580. Sol Invictus protegit imperium romanum!
    1
  11581. @LilacStar82 Reflection, much?
    1
  11582. @bigchicken24 Ahaha, I've laughed that much in my life. "We can clearly see that the ears match…" *shows-2-different-ears*
    1
  11583. there is an medieval image showing that belief on WP
    1
  11584. @pkesseli no need for a bundle configuring itself should be no rocket science
    1
  11585. huh? but they are indeed _not_ responsible.
    1
  11586. Doubt it in the case of a neighbors dog.
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  11587. @thewalrus45 Well then what about gay incest relationships, (ATM) no children can be conceived from such one. ;-)
    1
  11588. Am I watching ARTE?
    1
  11589. Alcohol ads are allowed in the US?
    1
  11590. @Polydynamix Nope, the Stanford prison experiment was done in 1971.
    1
  11591. @youngbuck189 #1 Does it matter that Twitter was a "western" invention? #2 I was under the assumption that the people that were in the streets all the time and camping in tahrir sq
    1
  11592. @AMagicalUsername You want to see the CO2 cycle in action?
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  11593. @colddude2006 Sorry for being so mean, but that's how I feel about rituals in general. What I meant to say is that someone saying some credo alone is not making him a follower of anything in my eyes. If it's the general Muslim belief that you need to recite certain text in a certain language to be one, then so be it, but my opinion about it won't change. BTW, are you sure it's mentioned in the Quran? Because certain rituals seem to be derived from oral tradition (Hadiths).
    1
  11594. You never heard of it? o_O
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  11595. > In fact, atheism doesn't necessarily preclude having a religion Well unless you only count belief systems as religions that have god(s).
    1
  11596. @JTGOB2 What are "Asians"? People originating from the Asian continent, right? But then Israel in also in Asia…
    1
  11597. Do you have no problem with them disliking Republicans? And fundamentalist Muslims? And Scientology? And racists?
    1
  11598. @cocojenise It matches to what Gaddafi himself said about Condi in an interview.
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  11599. 0/10
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  11600. Sorry, I simply can't see where you named any papers, journals or credible researchers.
    1
  11601. > MUSLIM 4 LIFE thanks for death penalty for apostates?
    1
  11602. @BENCOINTERNATIONAL Soooo true, he hated them so much he killed one of them called Zacchaeus, right?
    1
  11603. Certainly female circumcision can have medical purposes, there are mucosa diseases that need removal of the affected areas, woman in their menopause might most likely get these.
    1
  11604. @ZombiedustXXX In the form of dick in a box?
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  11605. @strongpimphand Yep and if she dies than looking at her pictures is considered necrophilia, makes perfect sense.
    1
  11606. oh I misread, I meant that you might as well have it go from 1 to 256 or -17 to 238
    1
  11607. @cristianfcao "(except perhaps critical thinking and skepticism?)" No, the definition of atheist allows the absence of both these things, e.g. you can still believe in planet Nairu hiding behind the sun and aliens being among people.
    1
  11608. > What do you do with a baby when you have one? You raise it, I might, others not. > people get rid of their fetuses so they don't have to raise They get rid of it so they don't even have to give birth to it. > By having that baby they want to have it surgically remove the young one that could have grown up to have a life in the future simply because they just went off having sex with people. Wat?
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  11609. @cchanderson He did? Well, then post some links, in recent times I can't remember him being asked about Libya.
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  11610. "Outisde"
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  11611. As long as he has no Skittles and Arizona ice tea with him…
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  11612. @BigBaldAndBadass INB4 trains ;-)
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  11613. @DionLaurent1 I don't have much of an generic opinion on this, but I certainly disagree with the inconsiderable usage of terms like "natural balance".
    1
  11614. > Why is that? I don't know, let's say they do this because they classify them in a certain manner, still doesn't change the definition of ethnicity, nor makes such classifications non-subjective.
    1
  11615. He was talking more about the line of AJ followers, this one shows me you might be one of them: > osama was killed in 2012
    1
  11616. @Terastas Of course they do track IP addresses., e.g. they use it to find spammers.
    1
  11617. @InsufferablePrick123 Why would they be "on the grid" when they get a photo id, I don't get it.
    1
  11618. So true, only they can count this far.
    1
  11619. @LordSnow69 You are talking about information in the Shannon sense or of the theoretical information a DNA string can hold?
    1
  11620. By themselves or by the fact that they aren't your sexuality?
    1
  11621. Who says it's spreading?
    1
  11622. you might want to check out "Westermarck effect"
    1
  11623. @elfornse Also, there was no plane, right?
    1
  11624. @addan76 Baldness is a modern day hairstyle.
    1
  11625. @Brogel Vaclav Havel was a mediocre poet TBH and he might have not become one if it were not for being stamped "politically unreliable".
    1
  11626. McCain can operate computers? I thought this was not possible because of the Korean War.
    1
  11627. @dizzymasekela Yeah, I read it, but IMHO it makes no sense to call it Marxist because Marx' stance against religion.
    1
  11628. @underbjorn Yeah and China's prison population can built a bridge to the US, remember, they too use inmates as a workforce.
    1
  11629. @BushidoBrownSama Nope, that's the smallpox vaccine.
    1
  11630. Damn, looks like I gotta need to work for them.
    1
  11631. @chefawkes like?
    1
  11632. Classical argument from authority?
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  11633. @Dinyang Pff, Nazi Germany arranged larger events.
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  11634. > With great power comes great responsibility. The power of pictures!
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  11635. @afonscp If the shitter is also vegetarian then you will probably have less proteins and more fibres in it unless you let the microorganisms work on it longer.
    1
  11636. Even if some ideas might seem pointless now, they might not be so much in the future. ;-) "The further removed from usefulness or practical application, the more important" -Axel Thue(1863 - 1922), who's work lay the basis for important areas in theoretical computer science
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  11637. @Otzmatron And who do you trust? Fringe "scientist" who make claim out of thin air to make some money from gullible people?
    1
  11638. I doubt they make much more money with this.
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  11639. since you mentioned the ocean before, what about no-mans land AKA international terrain?
    1
  11640. he's a pragmatist I that regard? mitt would have been worse
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  11641. @2011mrjuve Mind to explain how their position is fox-news-ish?
    1
  11642. Probably the same behind there being no tooth fairy.
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  11643. @hollygolightly66 Theoretically they must have had this in their calculations, practically it's impossible.
    1
  11644. He said it before, search for HAARP on his youtube channel, also his website.
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  11645. @iShutEmUp *cough* rape *cough*
    1
  11646. inb4 people saying that the bar for an EU immigrant is lower than for a Norwegian one
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  11647. @MrCounterter788 You wish death to other people? Not very christian of you, is it?
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  11648. Because they have mandatory conscription training which makes you a reservist once you complete it, then you are able to have a gun. I bet most psychos get filtered out there (there is a medical checkup before the training begins, oh and since not-so-long you can do community service instead).
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  11649. @eric5335 One could say it's human since it's part of the mother.
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  11650. "Ala-s, I think I might end up in Valh-alla".
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  11651. @Snakekilla12 Yeah, I wonder if therefore he infected someone accidentally.
    1
  11652. yeah, let's show them by not allowing abortions, that'll teach them!!11 *granpa-voice*
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  11653. > they have to fight back yeah, let's fight lions with toothpicks! one simply has to fight back :->
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  11654. @XSC3 It doesn't really work, for example there is no way to restore the frenulum.
    1
  11655. but of course, that's also why you aren't allowed to dive in wild sweet water ponds :->
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  11656. @WisemanTimes you rather want society take responsibility for it?
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  11657. @LarryGUU Please tell me you are a troll.
    1
  11658. @KuatoFilms Let's say we could measure the potentially achievable IQ and you would fare worse than your mailman but it would be you not him being sterilized. Think about it.
    1
  11659. @MrHav1k Oh no, please no, anyone just not Rick Santorum, OK you've won, religions are from now on not only exempt from taxes but also from criticism, are you happy now?
    1
  11660. But why citizenship and not personhood alone?
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  11661. Really? I thought only Mormons do, they told me.
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  11662. @Bigbird5553 A genetic link to a land? That's a new one. ;-)
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  11663. @Mormons4Romney2012 "The people's choice"? Sounds like a communist slogan.
    1
  11664. Curly fries are golden spirals?!
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  11665. I had to think about the Sportpalast speech… (the one with 'Do you want total war?')
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  11666. @smukase "Oh you lib, you want the government take care of the upbringing of your kids!" ;-)
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  11667. @shadowedge69 jesus is a quark?
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  11668. @TheCarambah Huh? Psychology isn't that new and it has been advocated that homosexuality be not considered an illness and punishable since the mid of the 19th century.
    1
  11669. @cbeebe007 "orgone" I LOL'D BTW, the brakes on my bike emit a stronger magnetic field than me.
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  11670. @y2zgt The flu is better than cholera, pragmatism wins!
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  11671. that were the 70s and that was a minority of scientist wanting to explain an era of cooling (probably caused by fine dust)
    1
  11672. Well, maybe those parties do indeed exist just you were never invited… ;) Anyways, these parties might exist, just not be as popular as this might seem them to be.
    1
  11673. They claimed that since ever, look what party Assad is from, it's actually quite interesting Iran is supporting them.
    1
  11674. trolling or not, reporting you to the BKA might still be a good idea, now that caring about right-wing loonies matters in Germany
    1
  11675. But which one? Religious folks might not feel represented by it.
    1
  11676. @emericaordie15 Yeah, and he looked very well when he retired… :->
    1
  11677. take away the gospels and what evidence is left?
    1
  11678. @xxdonaldqxxx Of course it's in the interested of the insurance companies to cause people to have a healthier life style, be their private or state-run.
    1
  11679. > it might even fuel the underground slave trade. How when everyone would need to be registered?
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  11680. nah, last year was about public places displaying religious symbols, wasn't it?
    1
  11681. @AmericanNohbuddy You have to get a new one for every election? What if you move to another state?
    1
  11682. @KalEl7802 Is it really? Look at the second generation of people coming from Muslim imiigrant families, many are not very religious, be it that they are from Morroco, Turkey or Bosnia.
    1
  11683. @markspence20xx you know what he studied?
    1
  11684. @Phantom1thrd Liberal in the sense of how the word is used in the US or liberal in the classical sense how the rest of the world defines it?
    1
  11685. @dmlfan928 Compared to other metals the usefulness of gold in the industry is quite limited. Those airheads won't cause it to become depleted anytime soon
    1
  11686. Neither of evolution according to Darwin, your point?
    1
  11687. @qureysh99 He has the freedom to say what he thinks and CNN being a private organisation has the freedom to fire him.
    1
  11688. Recently as in the crusades? Ever wondered why so many European nations have crosses in their flags/banners? But yeah, other Christian symbols lost their status (like the crescent moon and bread'n'fish) so I guess the cross plays a bigger role nowadays.
    1
  11689. @Ant1Live there is good evidence the world is round, unlike this claim
    1
  11690. @ruffhouse00x Hesiod was Greek, not Spartan. ;-)
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  11691. @TouchMulaGANG Would you be also for bleaching colored people?
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  11692. > lucid schizophrenic educate children Someone on weed?
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  11693. @MjXllcommando Ye, he probably would have on any other insult but it seemed like this one really hit him, maybe some childhood trauma? ;-)
    1
  11694. @JTGOB2 Never learned about Freud in school, Id, ego, and super-ego and such? :O BTW, Chomsky also has Jewish heritage (and looks like one from a picture book).
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  11695. That was what I meant.
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  11696. @NeoConSIayer Good question, but I guess a truly democratic state has to be open to everything and should therefore be neutral on it's own, also on the point of religion, ie. implicitly secular
    1
  11697. That's not true. This "default" setting you are talking about does not exist. You would have to justify your axioms. Oh and don't forget about Occam's razor.
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  11698. @slatslatslats Aren't you stretching the term "religion" a bit?
    1
  11699. what does atheism have to do with him neither having principles nor a sense what you can or can't say about where you work if you want to continue to work there
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  11700. should have said "FREEDOM style"
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  11701. How can you be insulted by something you created knowingly what the result would be? ;)
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  11702. And as longs you don't go for the wrong hole(s) I guess.
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  11703. Huh? The post you replied to said "science", not "atheism". Actually, I would kinda agree that "atheism" by itself is hardly a solution to anythin. Do you happen to be one of those atheists who believes that religion is necessary and to be supported out of pragmatism?
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  11704. who would ever think that we should?
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  11705. @pbush151 Making fun is hardly oppressing it.
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  11706. Does it change anything about that it is reasonable to assume that there is a upper boundary? Diannerin said that overpopulation is a myth but surely nobody can claim that there is no possibility for it, right?
    1
  11707. @Raxarax Well, because in software engineering there is the statistic floating around that there are at least 15 - 50 errors per 1000 lines of delivered code and even if with at testing there will always some remain (and some get introduced because of the changing environment), even with testing all around it seems to be impossible to reduce the number.
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  11708. @Hairysteed I was 12 when the civil war ended.
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  11709. It talks about someone, so "it says to kill someone because they leave Islam" (your words).
    1
  11710. @kamakazishark Why should I deliver them to you just because you are unable to look for them yourself? There are several sites dedicated to looking into truther claims from a critical viewpoint.
    1
  11711. @PSNBloodraid On the inside of their hands or on their foot soles?
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  11712. > A true Christian would never show joy over anyone dying no matter what the cause. Sam 18:6 And it happened as they were coming, when David returned from killing the Philistine, that the women came out of all the cities of Israel, singing and dancing, to meet King Saul, with tambourines, with joy and with musical instruments.
    1
  11713. if statistics are on her side?
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  11714. @TheGMEM What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
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  11715. @nabiji What's of it is the cause and what the effect?
    1
  11716. Because the people there have a peasant mentality.
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  11717. Brits get suspicious when Americans try to speak English.
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  11718. @bbg5000 That's no real sterilization, that's chemical castration that to some extend can be reversed.
    1
  11719. You think based on what?
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  11720. @WaltervVogelweide I would argue that the overhead of all state goverments combined is actually higher than with less federalism, just saying, maybe there are good arguments for federalism, like competition you mentioned but overhead is IMHO not one of them.
    1
  11721. you are solely talking about egypt or the middle east in general?
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  11722. Fake teeth are fake.
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  11723. @isaacBrockofthe41 You mean the character in The Prince that had resemblance to the Medici.
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  11724. @dsjj251 But it's no direct consequence of them being atheist because the definition of what an atheist is pretty narrow, it just says that he doesn't believe in a god, hell, it still even allows for the believe in super-powerful aliens, reincarnation and a life after death.
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  11725. > The term "many" is relative. I lol'd! Worst backpedal from unfounded claims ever.
    1
  11726. persecution complex much?
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  11727. @fuckystoat Even if they were (which not all were) you should also have an argument why this is noteworthy, was it their inherited "Jewishness" that made them do that or was it simply that they were outcasts there in the times when these movements formed? Ask yourself these questions first, then we might have a logical discussion. BTW, it's "you're", not "your".
    1
  11728. @DickCheneyXX YOu don't need to decrypt the hashes if you can replace them, or like I said simply read the files directly.
    1
  11729. Hagia Sophia was a church before becoming a mosque, funny that's what they showed in the article.
    1
  11730. @samuraiwarrior8 That's how the TYT studio is built.
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  11731.  @starlight137yt  Did not happen in Slovakia or Austria though?
    1
  11732. @1969BALLER Nope, not Catholic.
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  11733. @killfear Not sure if dumb or troll, the brass is worthless compared to the instrument it is made of.
    1
  11734. @tzlawina If you know how cancer works you will see that finding a general and always working cure is impossible unless we have punctual precision-power over the workings in all our body.
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  11735. @toxzen Most of the world was uninvolved, so no.
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  11736. @LEilllLEi Trollolololo
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  11737. @calimar28 What is the "conservative" position on this, when taking in context what the word "conservative" means?
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  11738. population lower than in Alabama lol
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  11739. @MacabreManifesto I would argue that people with ADHD or anxienty disorders have more problems with public speaking than assburgers, latter simply don't look at people and then sometimes start to stare over the top of people (some with the typical stare), but that's relatively OK.
    1
  11740. Are you talking about both genders?
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  11741. @ihavemonkeysinmybutt watch?v=vwAWzg4uqOY
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  11742. @TheFarmerboyproducti What would be religion without people?
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  11743. Cenk's spectrum theory…
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  11744. Wagner is more appropriate?
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  11745. @dfg93353 Huh? Any details on this?
    1
  11746. @aido92 Old tradition? It's still active in the form of engagement ceremonies.
    1
  11747. @reym613 No need for conspiracies when real terrorists are out there.
    1
  11748. +Maura Tull Against company policy of another company?
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  11749. conspiracy theories never end
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  11750. @samtotheg Why make your opinion you show to the public pragmatic? Why not simply be honest what you think of the President and vote pragmatic?
    1
  11751. hey, he made something productive, even if incredible stupid
    1
  11752. @mzjustinbieber4ever you shouldn't love a fake identity of an old man
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  11753. @ibs2pid unnatural as honey!
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  11754. I think he has a bit more power than the Queen nowadays, he said he plans on establishing more of a constitutional monarchy, truth is the country is poor so it's less likely to happen IMHO.
    1
  11755. Nokia smartphones created in collaboration with Microsoft?
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  11756. @fingrid E-tools? Indeed they are, known fact since WWI.
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  11757. yes we know all this JB was fake, we've all seen the video
    1
  11758. @glower125 who's dorkins?
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  11759. @robertslistening Are you troll or are you seriously making the dumbest comparisons I've ever seen? Instead you could tell me what your stance on "racial purity" vs. "miscegenation" is.
    1
  11760. Because making up facts is hard.
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  11761. @robinvan1983 But it's not mandatory to form a goverment is it? ;-)
    1
  11762. @colerichards6969 That would be problem (international agreements) that's why according to this bill just US-hosted websites (and the US TLD entries) are targeted for shutdown while the other websites are targeted for censoring (I guess through wrong DNS entries and IP blocking) for clients at US ISP . This way they just hinder the "import" and (theoretically) don't directly change what goes on in the rest of the Internet.
    1
  11763. @addan76 source?
    1
  11764. @sakokosa He isn't.
    1
  11765. @Trinitysx Someone having "chocolate fever"? (is this how it's called?)
    1
  11766. @avaadore44 there was even a time were people got scars to become bigger persons
    1
  11767. you don't want to be better than them?
    1
  11768. sage
    1
  11769. @kazooga1234 no I meant for those who want to know your interests
    1
  11770. That definition is outdated because it's not very precise, you either believe in a god or you don't, you might not claim to know it though and thus be a agnostic.
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  11771. @eathenicus Isn't this about the same around the industrialised world, simply because women live longer?
    1
  11772. @TheCarambah Of course there was also advocacy to let the status quo be but then with arguments like it might be irrational when it's a victimless crime and that better for the "populace healthiness" (latter was at a time when Eugenics was considered OK).
    1
  11773. Memento mori.
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  11774. did they sponsor it in countries too according to your theory?
    1
  11775. @tbee20101 What's a "race"? A not well defined social construct in modern times equated to "ethnic group" but also based on subjective categorisation based on outside looks?
    1
  11776. @disneylandtwo The Catholics told me that the protestants are the ones to blame for Christians having a bad name, being disqualified as anti-science etc.
    1
  11777. Huh? But sex isn't always straight (pun maybe indented) either, think about transgendered people (now it's "gender" again?)
    1
  11778. @JCLeSinge Congress is not controlled by Obama's party anymore.
    1
  11779. @TheRedwolf11 Well, you are the one who made the claim that there are ghosts, you should be the one trying to defend it from being disproven.
    1
  11780. What's a storian? :D
    1
  11781. @Teloculos Castration makes you loose your libido.
    1
  11782. Well, Cenk also critisized the laws there, not just this group of people.
    1
  11783. Heh, another idea: stop circumsisions.
    1
  11784. what actions exactly does justify them being called terrorists?
    1
  11785. @Zefurion1988 Most paint was also expensive at this time, you know how they got purple for their clothes? Expensive on expensive == win!
    1
  11786. @malenkoicp That's true and creating databases on such factual information has been done for years to aid human reporters.
    1
  11787. @TheNinjaabarbie Talmud is part of the old testament?
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  11788. @JTGOB2 > "it was very clearly a nasty book. Ergo, I don't like Jews." The problem is "What are Jews?" People of the Jewish ethnic group? People with of the "Jewish race"? (whatever that supposedly means) People "with the seed of Judaism" planted in by the mother? (an idea from Jewish Hellenism, thank you Galen and Alexander the Great) Or merely people of the Jewish faith? (But then believers in one particular branch of this faith will accuse other of not believing in the "real thing")
    1
  11789. @chestveeg But you believe in the rest? Talking bushes, talking snakes, water to wine, …?
    1
  11790. @miscuser69 It's a challenge some might want to pursue, and maybe they once get something back.
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  11791. @Reporter40 0/10
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  11792. @Stingerbillion But with what precise justification you could say who gets a trial and who doesn't even gets a drumhead court?
    1
  11793. So an isolated human being would learn about it too? Considering that people even have to learn about parallax effects and such I doubt it.
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  11794. cheesy ad is cheesy, but hey it's for US TV
    1
  11795. @Sneezlebob Like gay parades? No wait that's someone else…
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  11796. @StuartGilliganGriff Human saliva has that too, your comparison needs to be more detailed.
    1
  11797. yeah, deals that weaken the defenses by reducing the number of nukes!!!!1111
    1
  11798. @Rabsputin Indeed, what can they do where they are born in and what's the justification for borders and even countries in the first place? There is none, it's simply how things are and always will be, besides for which football team would you cheer for if there were no arbitrary divisions between people?
    1
  11799. @dadreamzworld You have the belief that there is no easter bunny, right? Might as call it your religion because its your belief.
    1
  11800. @LibertaerUeberAlles Like Rupert Murdoch, the Koch brothers and Bill Gates? :->
    1
  11801. @kapitop Huh? The Bizantine Empire became jewish? What a BS.
    1
  11802. It's part of France's territory and thus territory of the EU.
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  11803. @ThoughtChild No attention? Cenk himself interviewed the head of them quite some times. He wasn't very nice to him though. ;-)
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  11804. @megabeaver23 East vs. West conflict would have never happened on this scale, thus the US wouldn't be that deep in debts. Just saying.
    1
  11805. Would you consider it crazy if someone told you those conspiracy theorist you listen to are part of the conspiracy? I heard someone of this sort call others crazy for theorizing about a conspiracy, lulz ensued.
    1
  11806. I know, but Prom has to be relatively large by now, go to kindergarden and such.
    1
  11807. Where does it say that the cloth rule is obsolete? Or did Paulus say that like with circumcision?
    1
  11808. look up the beatiful hair bigfoot video
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  11809. How can they send their kids to school if they are illegal? Do schools in the US not communicate with the government who goes to their schools?
    1
  11810. it's very comparable to sugar, or even honey
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  11811. they also make fun of Alex Jones, I am happy with that
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  11812. @YoungMoney835 If American males would be more hygienic they wouldn't use "no cleaning necessary" as an argument for circumsision, now would they?
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  11813. @ichigo73186 "freefall" No comment, unless you learn some physics. "symmetrically" That's not correct, WTC7 fell far from "symmetrically". It was hit by debris and not a good construction to withstand something like that (halfway down hollow).
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  11814. Huh? If someone can't truly "control or protect" a property it's not his/her?
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  11815. I bet you are too when it comes to certain questions. Should siblings have children? Should people with trisomia21 have children? People with known genetic defects in both parents?
    1
  11816. well, poor building collapsed because it was hit by debris, on fire for a long time and an one-third hollow construction, so?
    1
  11817. problem is that austerity might negative affect your economy, that might lead to a downwards spiral until you need to default, interest rates are still low in general so even with a not-so-good rating austerity might be smarter if done before a boom, when they are rising
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  11818. @neoplasmax but they do need constant attention because of the climate, right?
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  11819. @hotneo7 The redundancy might help you against water ingress but not against grounding, a system that can make the ship fly into deeper waters in such situtations is yet to be invented. ;-)
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  11820. The association filed an official complaint.
    1
  11821. @cpufightclub NO U srsly, why should I? I don't believe in either.
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  11822. @ssuuppeerrbbooyy Nah, milk is no dangerous good.
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  11823. @lolsean Interesting, when was this and how was this period called?
    1
  11824. if what you said is true, then SS is really borked in the US, other countries manage to keep things separately, why not the US?
    1
  11825. there are patents on impossible things, nothing new
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  11826. @nilbud So what? Abortion is not meant as a punishment for the child. A punishment would be to bring up a hated child.
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  11827. @Sillyille77 not on YouTube, that's for sure, so much for "the Internet" (which BTW consists of more than the world wide web).
    1
  11828. according to some interpretations "all food is clean" meant that it's all OK
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  11829. well, he is an example of a person who doesn't understand what GM is at all, and he isn't even being libertarian with his position
    1
  11830. @jagoldman007 watch the previous vids, watch how he normally behaved
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  11831. @literategoatherder yeah, don't all US people have a pick-up trucks? ;-)
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  11832. @SoldierCyfix Yes.
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  11833. @elkadir70 Hey, hey, hey, hold it, it was not me who compared this to "reparations", that was the mighty rabbit poo.
    1
  11834. How about looking it up? Really not hard to find, both questions. Anyways, 0/10
    1
  11835. physical trauma?
    1
  11836. "Two nations between whom there is no intercourse and no sympathy; who are as ignorant of each other's habits, thoughts, and feelings, as if they were dwellers in different zones, or inhabitants of different planets. The rich and the poor." - Benjamin Disraeli
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  11837. I am pretty sure it wasn't Jupiter the climate change denier site was talking about
    1
  11838. @SuperRegisteredUser And BTW Wikipedia also mentions that the terms "jew"/"jewish"/ etc. are ambiguous.
    1
  11839. But she has to learn much higher math than what is teaching in the end, right? Or do high school math teachers take totally different education paths?
    1
  11840. bla bla?
    1
  11841. not Thatcher?
    1
  11842. "Worry about what's happening in your local neighborhood before you go sticking your nose into where they stick their nose into." ;)
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  11843. @JaysGOP These insurance companies would be pretty dumb.
    1
  11844. @dobba92 67 and 73
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  11845. > "Is that really too far out there?" Yes, it is.
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  11846. Didn't you get it? This incident shows that knifes are far less deadly (d'oh).
    1
  11847. you claim there is something against god's plan?
    1
  11848. "Holy" as in allegedly coming from "supernatural" beings or what? And why would that not apply to all non-holy books too? With the right interpretation surely everything is possible… But what matters is what how the majority over all times have interpreted those scriptures, apparently not in ways that are in harmony with my concept of morality, pretty disappointing for scriptures that are claimed to be perfect.
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  11849. And there's a highway to heaven.
    1
  11850. @dookdawg214 Maybe it's just unconsciously.
    1
  11851. Somebody's miffed…
    1
  11852. just any?
    1
  11853. and they hide under your bed, beware!!!11 :O
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  11854. @igotaidsinnarnia Yes I do, but this is not.
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  11855. @MrGarcia555 U MAD?
    1
  11856. @sgsfdgfsdfsdfsddf The Vatican state? Ethiopia before the revolution?
    1
  11857. @stenchofzion2 Yeah right, the capitalistic bankers supported communism… :->
    1
  11858. 21.
    1
  11859. nope
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  11860. What now? GPS or active cells?
    1
  11861. +Keyhan Hadjari The creator also somewhat targeted girls with his propaganda (that's the word he used), died seven years after the first release though.
    1
  11862. > Women don't just dress for men. Consciously or subconsciously? ;)
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  11863. but Jebuz (the same who gave god's own country oil) will save us!!!11
    1
  11864. There are always assertions involved, then what are facts?
    1
  11865. Talking about other countries is meddling with their business? :->
    1
  11866. OK, let's assume you need "faith" for everything, including that you can trust your sense and e.g. you are not in the Matrix or Plato's cave, that would still not mean that every "faith" is equally reasonable, do you agree?
    1
  11867. It's definition does not imply no "purpose", it doesn't bring forward any "ideas" this it can't be ideological and the way you use "doctrine" is incorrect. > As per the meaning of said words. What about the meaning of "atheism" Let me give you a quote that fits very well here: > You speak inaccuracy with such conviction...........scary.
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  11868. @j4pan isn't she the same 'religion' as travolta and tom cruise?
    1
  11869. But more of an gas exporter AFAIK.
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  11870. @thecosmos003 There is always a way to interpret something in a peaceful way.
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  11871. they don't run of the clock, they are "seeded" at a certain point normally using the current time, the question is whether the value is seeded here every time the button is pressed
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  11872. @IHaveTheQi That's why Ana is of Armenian descent.
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  11873. > all you can do is hurl insults at me. Would you be so kind to point me to where I did so, good sir?
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  11874. blackberry 11 will change everything!!1111 for sure now ;)
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  11875. @paulitaa05 Well, just because it's sold at a vending machine makes it less a "emergency resource"?
    1
  11876. @Baalthazaq I believe his comment was less about population control than about more _unwanted_ children.
    1
  11877. I like testing the hypothesis that (alleged) beauty and (apparent) intellect really can't go hand-in-hand.
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  11878. @A0n79fRtW I guess being lukewarm is the only way the church can survive in the future.
    1
  11879. You are from the US, when you file a charge against a strange you might be asked to describe his "race", would you then describe what social group ("ethnic group") the person you are accusing belongs to or how he/she looks like?
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  11880. @iwillspyonyou They always bet on the winning horse.
    1
  11881. Always these law people, eh?
    1
  11882. Not as long as you make clear what the standard is. Using each and every persons "personal" standard certainly would have been more flawed.
    1
  11883. @lowerlowerhk IfError correction?
    1
  11884. not to forget he befriended tax collectors
    1
  11885. it was named after him and he made big contributions, but I wouldn't call him the Inventor of it for various reasons
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  11886. @OmieBearMegaHead001 search for "Miku Opera" or "Miku Apologise" on Youtube
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  11887. well, that makes a biiig difference, right? :->
    1
  11888. > It is an easy procedure It still should only be done by a health professional, esp. when doing the more extreme styles.
    1
  11889. @xirta1 Are there rules like you can do 5 to Cairo instead?
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  11890. @ETworldjone What makes it not "fair" that they don't report on this story?
    1
  11891. @manonthemount Wikileaks claim that they don't even know the sources since they don't log it when someones uploads something there.
    1
  11892. @kazekage321414 Concerning your last sentence: exactly. A braindead person might be human too, but not sentient, he/she has no personality anymore.
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  11893. @fowzie777 Naturally he is not for breaking _every_ taboo.
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  11894. @MrWwefanz123 And I am not and proud.
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  11895. @MastermindX Nope, it's when the resurrection is celebrated in western churches.
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  11896. @kFIRmAGNOON I believe you loose your Turk citizen if you take the one of another country, therefore he hasn't got the Turk citizenship. Cenk also said he is against the views of currenly reigning Islamists in Turkey but that they have done "good-damn politics". Also, the relationship to Iran is not THAT good, it's more like a hate-love.
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  11897. why not? on a nude beach for example
    1
  11898. Baby photos included? Photos in medical encyclopedias fall under that too? I very much doubt it, show me the law.
    1
  11899. The problem is that all these words are basically wishy-washy, "race" even more so than "ethnicity", people use them interchangeably and people from North America apparently also seem to have less of a problem using former freely (where else would that be asked in the census nowadays?).
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  11900. @GorgonLuvs8008135 DU was used against tanks and has been generally replaced by wolfram.
    1
  11901. confirmed for troll, it has been nice
    1
  11902. @leconfidant Well, but on the other hand just because you can "research" something does not mean it's reasonable.
    1
  11903. @squreshi10 Not only, but apart from that you are correct.
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  11904. @JudahUncuffed What does the amount of melanin in the skin have to do with anything, the phenotype is the phenotype and a subjective classification is what it is, subjective and not scientific, there is no jewish race and the bible (which one BTW ;-) is no scientific book.
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  11905. @CheapBeer09 Well, something might not be considered a religion and still be a mockable ideology.
    1
  11906. Good software should use UTC internally anyways, Microsoft Windows is no good software in that regard.
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  11907. @hitherandyon Note that this is a village not a rich city, most immigrants can be found in north-west Germany (NRW).
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  11908. @nsx1com 1) Evolution can also happen through recombinations (somewhere of course there need to be mutations, but not for a particular evolutionary step). 2) Evolution is a form of survival.
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  11909. Wouldn't bigger streets be more helpful?
    1
  11910. @lfranklin27 nah, the basis would be the east churches
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  11911. 0/10
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  11912. @dajohnman57 The roms very likely. Not sure about emulation software, maybe if you can show that it goes against trademark or patents or uses reverse engineered code that was done in a manner that might be considered a copyright breach (it's a grey area here).
    1
  11913. @dahmess in the late 80s?
    1
  11914. @Chimera1591 He is also the funniest-looking dictator.
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  11915. You certainly would need to back it up if you make a positive claim of existence, but in the other case… you wouldn't claim there is no tooth fairy unless you can back it up?
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  11916. > without religion idiots will still be idiots. At least it's easier to call them out for that.
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  11917. @RAMKING61 Ye, because conservatives always say "guilty"?
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  11918. @calimar28 why is there a need for anti-gambling laws?
    1
  11919. @jumar1281 there is not the _one_ form of the swastike in Hinduism
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  11920. > Even scientist are now discerning that the human body is too difficult an equation to be solved by Chance BS, I bet you got that from a creationist source. Nobody talks about the human body coming into existence from in one moment to another, except for creationists. And irrespective of that saying "stuff is complicated/inexplicable, therefore there is god" is a classic non-sequitur.
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  11921. @Hammerhead547 Sugar in bread? LOL US.
    1
  11922. Guess they wanted a second Albright.
    1
  11923. @kphilpott77 Huh? Artificial identification in adition to natural one (biometric) what's bad about it?
    1
  11924. and the Soviets got his assistants
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  11925. I don't see the general public in space yet? I don't see that living autonomously outside earth is possible yet, and even if it were I would be cautious with using words like "endless".
    1
  11926. > have attended many car accidents in my line of work and I have NEVER seen car blow up like that but it can happen easily with the right circumstances, you just need a nice mix of air and fuel
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  11927. @TheGiantRobot If it's not religion what then?
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  11928. @ubermisogynist 4k years are not that much to make such a difference in appearance, meaning many people fit into the stereotypical picture you have of da Juice.
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  11929. he is there forever, might as well be dead, where is the difference for his wife?
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  11930. @DeJach But to be fair, the Catholic church is more international.
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  11931. @o0Tao0o It's a conspiracy by AJ! :O
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  11932. @ZoneofA So they think life under the communists was better but only up to 20% vote for them and often people who haven't lived and worked as adults in communist times?
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  11933. an element alone is no poison, learn basic biology and chemistry
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  11934. No, the grandchild of the painter.
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  11935. @skwaag5233 Without a company wanting you there and you work there or you being in need of asylum you won't get into the EU much less Switzerland.
    1
  11936. @rbrtchng Huh? Producing offspring comes at an cost, if you have too much offspring then less will survive.
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  11937. @SoftWhisperss I like how you try really try hard to combine Jewish mythology with views on human adaption through evolution. How can you combine the belief in absolute evil with survival of the fittest?
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  11938. Shouldn't the parents decide whether their child should be potentially be asked more questions?
    1
  11939. In the North pole of California .
    1
  11940. Oh my, I'm dead again?
    1
  11941. @UtubeMyAccountName Note, I was only talking about leaving, not staying somewhere else, but normally they would have to give you the permission to emigrate if the follow the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (freedom of movement). And where is the problem with freedom of assoc.? A gov. does generally not forbid it, and if e.g. you have a disagreement with smone but you agree to an alternative method of solving it (not a civil trial) then you are free to do that too.
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  11942. First, according to my religion, you don't exist so don't tell me you do.
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  11943. > if it weren't for the opportunities afforded him in the US Seems like you haven't listened to him much, basically he mentions exactly that when he talks about the importance of equality of opportunity in the form of e.g. public schools.
    1
  11944. When did Heather Childers stop drinking? What? I am just asking questions…
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  11945. OOps, I meant volatile of course.
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  11946. Didn't get buried where I live: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_flotilla_raid
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  11947. they didn't fail with "the Thing"
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  11948. eat da poo poo again?
    1
  11949. Aren't American Pizzas more like Tarte flambée?
    1
  11950. So true, and if he had a tank then another person with a tank could have stopped him, it is a power gap.
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  11951. What would that achieve?
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  11952. @halcyon0830 Ah, so you wee pro-invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviets? That's strong, even for a conspiracy nut. o_O
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  11953. silk? isn't that a problem for some Muslims?
    1
  11954. Huh? "A militia when properly formed are in fact the people themselves...and include all men capable of bearing arms...To preserve liberty it is essential that the whole body of the people always posses arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them...The mind that aims at a select militia, must be influenced by a truly anti-republican principle." - Melancton Smith, Additional Letters From The Federal Farmer, 1788.
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  11955. @FaMingZhe Mind to show some of this purported evidence?
    1
  11956. 0/10
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  11957. > but why does the Atheist harbor such hatred for those with faith? Those atheist you know about? I would argue that there are quite some pragmatic atheists, but who might not want to change the status quo, e.g. because they believe religion to be necessary for "others". Ever thought of that?
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  11958. @MrBinieam Yeah, just like when they enabled blacks to be shown on TV.
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  11959. > like Crusades beating back the Ottoman empire Not really, only one and a half Crusades were successful and those were before the Ottoman times.
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  11960. @dylandog6666able You are talking about ID which is a form of creationism and the one claiming to be scientific but there are many more forms of creationism including the "bible must be taken word by word" one.
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  11961. @MRBMW10 @xsuexkilla The end was near 4000, 2000, 1000 and 11 years ago, now again?
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  11962. The sol invictus festival when the sun gets reborn, represented by a man with a halo, farther north you would celebrate it with evergreen decoration, lights and nibbles to get through the shortest days of the year. Now take that away from Christmas and see with what you are left, and remember "the Lord God is a sun and shield" and "Christ is the Morning Light, the rising Sun", he himself said: "I am the light of the world"…
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  11963. you made no argument
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  11964. > there are still many places for smegma to form. Same case for some male circumcision styles. > And the “circs” being done in Africa, there IS NO sparing the clit. Egypt is part of Africa.
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  11965. You're not Jesus! You can't judge me! You can't claim repubs have no souls.
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  11966. Maybe he is just a nit-picker, the definition of a child is generally "a human between the stages of birth and puberty." (WP).
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  11967. no Myspace mention?
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  11968. Nope, this one is pretty optimistic or at the very least neutral in terms of that, nothing to rustle your jimmies, Mr. Jones.
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  11969. Well, find me famous atheists on Youtube who create videos and claim that, I don't know any.
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  11970. @calimar28 War brings progress! ;-) SCNR
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  11971. @Sheeeeeenful maybe, but then it's also strange it took them so long when there was always talk about this, other countries implemented such years ago (EU at least 9 years ago) and suddenly they are ready.
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  11972. Because it's hard.
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  11973. AFAIK it's quite a different kind of toxic, one depends on the liver, the other on the kidneys, on top of that not every fluoride molecule is the same. But otherwise, true.
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  11974. @zassounotsukushi How comes you whatch such a useless video and then you waste your time writing a comment for it instead of solving big problems?
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  11975. @Trinitysx LOLTROLL
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  11976. @Helghastl33t using non-food plants would make it any better?
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  11977. @mrt110883 Aren't the troops mobile enough to go anywhere in Europe in a matter of days?
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  11978. @3HDPS It is naturally occurring, I would therefore call it natural.
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  11979. @lilpoindexter congrats on knowing that it's not from Japan
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  11980. @FlaccidErection I thought it was 3 times a day for average Muslims, only Fridays but accordingly longer for less-than-average ones and 5 times a day for Wahabis and similar only (the ones who take all hadiths seriously).
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  11981. @WarMasterX6 Not around security but by using middle mans like zombie computers.
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  11982. Muslim, Mormon or Pastafarian god?
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  11983. @3star2nr Respect ends where?
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  11984. @Try2MakeSenseOrSTFU A C with a cédille, problem?
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  11985. @daguzify What if someone saying "ni" would cause emotional pain to a person, are then all disallowed to say "ni" in his presence? We have here a case of non-physical abuse but that's always hard to define and verify/refute.
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  11986. @sinosleep007 Well, if you are consisted on this then that's good. But your car music analogy seems strange, we are talking here about a banner that is hanging there all the time.
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  11987. There is a certain type that will feel guilty for even questioning anything regarding their beliefs, they surely wouldn't want to escape their bubble.
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  11988. @xxGhostXIIIxx Life is meaningless to you if you can't serve an higher being? Well, then how about you go into slavery? Or is it because you dislike the idea of not living forever? Then cryogenics might be the right thing for you.
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  11989. he can be both
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  11990. god/jesus is omnipotent, of course he supports everything bad, you could say "passively" but then that would make no difference to an omnipotent being I guess
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  11991. for?
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  11992. Wow, can you sell me starter set?
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  11993. @JimboJ1981 So you are an elders of El Pollo Loco?
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  11994. What parents? Both natural ones necessarily? In that case I certainly disagree.
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  11995. how is that possible?
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  11996. @Bi0hazardx There was a coverup of the failings of the intelligentia but not of the facts that there were planes that hit the twin towers.
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  11997. So you are saying everyone is bi? BTW site/cite
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  11998. @lostchild06 But to what extend is regulation feasible when like in this case this might have adverse effects on the industry (I am talking about condoms not the checking)?
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  11999. @panther0567 Funny that you use the word 'possessed', because that's what they believe the kids were and that's what is mentioned in the bible (depending on the translation).
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  12000. @Jimipedia Actually virginity does play a great role in conservative families, the Catholic and the retro-Christian churches preaches about it non-stop. But then modern society does not demand families to have much control over their members once they are of full age.
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  12001. Well, they are often blaming Israel for stuff, aren't they? After all Israel and its allies did indeed do stuff to them here and there. I don't see how telling what seems to be the truth to be "anti-Iran"? And on top of them "Zionist".
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  12002. > who gives a fuck if people die! 0/10
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  12003. @Neighb0urhoodWatch it's about the commercial part of the internet
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  12004. Listened too much to Giorgio Tsoukalos, eh? Seriously inform yourself about decent history.
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  12005. or Alex Jones (the word "scum")
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  12006. @PR0H0LDEM Theoretically it is possible, say you have hermetically sealed room of finite size, then you can look at all places to see that a certain thing is not there, thereby proving that does not exist, nobody has yet looked at all corners of the universe to check whether the tooth fairy isn't there so nobody has proven that the tooth fairy does not exist.
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  12007. Mine?
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  12008. @MrHav1k Yeah, it all started when they allowed mixed-race marriages, right?
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  12009. don't use the word "mock", it's against my religion, you should be arrested and serve jail time
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  12010. Huh? People need to be in tribes to get to know each other? Makes no sense to me.
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  12011.  @imanusman6492  Ah, so the verse you cited does not really explain why me made them all different (unlike e.g. the tower of Babel story), he simply did. By the way, if you believe that he is almighty then nothing really is a miracle what he does, because since he is almighty nothing is unexpected.
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  12012. @hash1212121212 Maybe half-brothers, or one was adopted. ;-)
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  12013. yiff
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  12014. @Jesse9063 Nature is good but not perfect (ie. "optimal"), having a predisposition for being gay can be a result of a side effect of interaction of other genes, genes are not mapped one-to-one on predispositions.
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  12015. @acuseme The "use of drugs is the exact opposite" in what manner? In that there is no possibility the child may come out fine? Well, I am no expert on drugs but I guess this depends on at which stage, which and how much of drugs were taken. And with "problematic" genes it depends: say the father has a problematic and very dominant gene on the Y-chromosome then all his male offspring certainly won't come out fine, if the mother has a trisomy like Down's syndrome then all children will have it…
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  12016. Well, you are not the one choosing any way and neither is she, it's less about the "wish" then about being aware of "what if"s.
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  12017. @jumar1281 Good description of Fox news.
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  12018. well, the elite schools are the ones with dorms and where the students don't work along the way so they have time for such stupidities
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  12019. @voyzovrezon Only if you can see him.
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  12020. @FuryoftheFilmFan He is basically part of a research project. The surgery and the healing process afterwards will be monitored so they can learn from that. Do you think that face transplants are generally a "waste of resources"?
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  12021. thingies
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  12022. @Raelsatu You'll find that there is nothing of absolute intrinsic value.
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  12023. Lord Voldemort?
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  12024. For a second I thought he was going to say that's chemistry is more fun than math… >:O :D
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  12025. @defset good luck going to the zones where the fighting is happening
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  12026. @janisbing But what is emotional suffering, what causes it and how can it be measured?
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  12027. @xsii7 Huh? Without the support of the oil-dwelling countries which quite some have a Muslim majority, war would be quite a hard undertaking. Thanks to Wikileaks we now know with certainty that it's not just Israel that wants to see Iran disempowered.
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  12028. You have a virus or your credentials have been stolen, under you account spam messages are written.
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  12029. too much praying to the aqua buddha? :D
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  12030. @edlgotbanged he destroyed two empires that were destroying each other for hundred of years
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  12031. They should also paint them red as red makes it go faster!
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  12032. Most but not all, what's your Point?
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  12033. Me, my family, my field of labour/studies, my social class, my favorite sports team, my country. Circles, circles everywhere…
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  12034. It certainly should play no role in the face of law.
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  12035. @2bsirius What is the rationale for eating it raw, your body can't make that much use of some foods (including vegetables) in raw form.
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  12036. @xxxx59xxxx real scotsman fallacy?
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  12037. @jared091787 Like the symbol of Isle of Man only with 4 legs?
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  12038. @joeynyc321 I don't believe much in federalism, on some issues I am not a libertarian, e.g. the private industry should not feast on negatives like people going to prison, becoming sick, …
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  12039. How could the double came up with 5%? Maybe she did more but most of it was cut? Still strange.
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  12040. it's not as if there are no possible complications with the Caesarean
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  12041. @TheRedwolf11 Of course you try to try to test a hypothesis, an explanation in itself is insufficient.
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  12042. nah, but a friend of him (Icke)
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  12043. He talked about HAARP often enough.
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  12044. when someone goes in dry, the other has to bite the pillow
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  12045. @Jrila1 The old America where there weren't even inter-racial couples on TV?
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  12046. @jackvincent90 I happen to know the kind of people who do things like the Georgian guidestones, they are looneys in their own way but I find amusing how looneys of your type immideatly think of a huuuuge conspiracy.
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  12047. @nontheistdavid Apparently not when doing an appeal in the US.
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  12048. LOL, AJbot detected.
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  12049. inb4 England ≠ UK
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  12050. @reluctantpopstar Why did THEY let you make this comment?
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  12051. @Colten95 And when using the term "liberal" one should add whether he uses the international or the US definition (the international definition is what US people call "libertarian").
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  12052. you find in history quite some stories about guys with feminine attributes
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  12053. The story with the tree was a little bit different, the Americans were the ones who wanted to chop the tree, but it's true that they were not allowed to have guns and were killed.
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  12054.  @willc1294  They have a tradition of rolling their babies in pig fat (so the Ottomans won't take them away), perhaps this is the trick behind it.
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  12055. @alphafan11 What about Thomas Paine?
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  12056. @UDamDirtyApes The school has householder's rights to some extend (depending on how 'public' it is I guess).
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  12057. @Inothep and that from "The Police"
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  12058. @crocfme Religion and politics should not mix but I would argue that politics has in most of its history relied of religion and religions we see today wouldn't have been become that popular if there wasn't an incentive to spread it.
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  12059. > what about the eastern religion where it is a shame to have a female daughter as your first child but a blessing to have a boy I doubt that's really part of their religion, but yeah if it is it certainly is bad too. > most gods say to love and fear them as well! Indeed, Odin is an exceptional example for this. But what makes her deceived in your opinion? Not mentioning that other religions aren't much better?
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  12060. maybe, but maybe they are just the type of people more susceptible to this drug, i.e. they use it as self-medication
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  12061. @sjjumani Well aren't those Fatwas anyways mostly based on Hadiths and not the Quran?
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  12062. @Rosalila Oh my, with his hair!
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  12063. @LtShock I know it is and that my point was that I thought that the difference between vaginal birth and and C-sections would be waaay larger.
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  12064. @SereneSatellites There has been only one Atatürk, everyone who tried to copy him failed, as in Afghanistan, Pakistan, …
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  12065. @underbjorn It was Arab land when occupied by the Arabs, British when by the Brits and now it's Jewish.
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  12066. solid as moon rock?
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  12067. I wonder if Ben knows what Hasenklein is…
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  12068. @BauriBob I believe there is even a vid on Youtube where Dennett talks about exactly this.
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  12069. god's mansion, you can check-out any time you like, but you can never leave?
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  12070. Well, the house if that value would be no leverage for you to make money.
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  12071. since colon cancer might be caused by other stuff than bacteria everyone could get colon cancer, but maybe it's more likely if certain microorganisms prevail
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  12072. Care to elaborate what you mean with "irrationality" in particular?
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  12073. Hippie Jesus sounds hippie.
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  12074. @Frosti2008 You mad?
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  12075. My grandparents can't have kids, you are calling their marriage counterfeit?
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  12076. There are other artificial sweeteners too, you know?
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  12077. @dannyledwith21 Someone playing games in the London.subway.
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  12078. There is no Satan.
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  12079. I think he is referring to the beard.
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  12080. @helookslikefamousppl Is it? I thought only let them give you food bath is OK?
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  12081. @Ollie9402 not all of Europe did follow in the case of Iraq
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  12082. And what about the lubing functionality?
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  12083. @shadowedge69 Men at the gym half-naked talking about their features (in the form of muscles)?
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  12084. Well, we have a photo of it, we can a draw a new one using the photo.
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  12085. @kylem1112 Huh, what does population density have to do with this?
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  12086. that's not how you produce studies
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  12087. good luck producing enough coffee in labs
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  12088. (some) oral traditions tell a different story
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  12089. @VictorphoenixDMvault Didn't some ancient folks do the same after a won war?
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  12090. @qualityrkc Well, they wouldn't have directly attacked who they believe followed Islam, ie. was a Muslim their eyes judged by his actions and their interpretation of Islam.
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  12091. @ucdeBZ Does it matter whether they are "Semites"?
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  12092. different parameters too
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  12093. The question is not whether one was born gay, left-handed or with large feet, but whether he/she harms another.
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  12094. > flora imbalances which may cause permanent mental illnesses where would the connection be?
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  12095. @ncwdane "Cant help it if the Alien created everything model is backed more by science than the Lack of evidence of evolution" See what I did there?
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  12096. @Reporter40 Tested using embryos? Well, that is what apparently happened here and some morons somehow interpreted it incorrectly in the way that the embryonic cells where some kind of ingredient. Also, no need for GMO food to get tasteless vegetables, bad sorts, bad cultivation with too much water (so they can make more profit per weight) is enough.
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  12097. or?
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  12098. corn as in maize?
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  12099. How do you define "randomness"? Non-determinism? Without a "plan"?
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  12100. @Hughganaught You are so right man! Also, diseases are in the hand of god, also earth quakes and the rain. It show that god prefers some regions over others!
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  12101. he was a follower of the enlightenment movement, battling the power of the churches (esp. the Catholic ones)?
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  12102. @haditqura lololololo
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  12103. @Sanorpas non-sequitur, even a dictator can "provide citicens [sic] with clean water and almost free medical help"
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  12104. the greenhouse effect is well understood and it's more than just one decade
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  12105. nope, that's not the definition of militia either
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  12106. > Which is remarkable because Jews are only 2% of the United States population. I bet that statistic only reflects on followers of Judaism.
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  12107. Hey, don't talk so bad about humanity! You are trying to undermine the status of us, aren't you? What is this username of yours anyway?
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  12108. @bacchusreborn How is diabetes related to fat?
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  12109. But should the majority belief matter?
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  12110. @VictoryBibleBaptist In this case you would have to explain similarities in which case you would come up with god which you can't question sine it's a postulate to you, right?
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  12111. @rogan71 Sooo true, that's what I said to those people who made fun of me when I told them that I sincerely believe in the easter bunny!!!!
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  12112. @dvsn23 Modern wheat, rye, rice and corn are far supporter than their archetypes thousands of years ago.
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  12113. @daguy1234 Well, in other countries there is a cap for the degree of penalty a minor can get compared to what an adult would get for the same act. The rationale is simply that it is believed that it's likelier to "change" and become fit again for society (note that this is only for psychotically human beings considered sound enough to stand trial otherwise it's strait to the mad house right away)
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  12114. Maybe like "When there is an inmate he/she gets food and water, why he's there that's the area of responsibility of another department."
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  12115. @SmaragdineSage Well, please don't take this as a reason to go to Iran/Palestine (wanted to write Pakistan/Yemen first but then saw from your profile that you are probably Shia) to go to certain training camps there. SCNR ;-)
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  12116. @ruthven78 You can only learn what caused the miscarriage if it goes over to the fetus which is not always the case.
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  12117. @AbdulNasirkonopka Heh.
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  12118. @jwdesign336 Huh? What's your point?
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  12119. @SStrangeMoFlo You are not completely wrong but you are not completely right either, eh?
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  12120. She might be, but you can't assume that just based on her opinions other than if she would declare to believe in a god, since the definition of atheism allows for anything but believing in one.
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  12121. > All it mean is people are gonna get creative when they kill now. Using this argument you are against banning against any type of arm/explosive/military tool…?
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  12122. > linguistic, religious, or social affiliation Ye, everywhere but in the US you would use terms like "ethnic groups" for that.
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  12123. > with lies All staged, right? :->
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  12124. it's not my fault that you are just copy-pasting crap on many videod the same crap
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  12125. No the woman eats the husband if by this he delivers more to the family.
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  12126. @shadowedge69 Because they had good intentions they should be allowed to do whatever they want to their child?
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  12127. Whenever it gets reformed please go batshit angry and adopt their own personal orthographic that is a mix of everything, plus most even don't know the rules on let's say when to put a hyphen between words.
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  12128. @sunRsaturn Whoha, seems like someone is mad and also views the world in terms of races.
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  12129. IPs are not really property, you basically lease an IP on the internet, if you got an IP address in the 90s or later then IANA made clear that they might it take away from you again
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  12130. @Shisho2k Those are not x-ray scanners.
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  12131. @bradnaldinho Let's define "god" as an almighty being, so your argument would be "abortions are like playing an almighty being", then I would be asking you "and?". I don't know what you could then answer, maybe something about the impossibility of knowing what an absolutely optimal choice is but then this wouldn't could kind-of also serve as justification for doing it.
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  12132. @arr4gtr Well, there is now (interesting not much more than 20-30 years ago) some economic, education and research partnership with Israel, so yes they certainly are an ally not just in the military sense, but whether it's worth it, eh who knows? Maybe the US could have better relations with some other middle eastern countries had it been more on distance with Israel.
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  12133. @omarlives I said _in_ their products, for testing is something different.
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  12134. > the % of C,O,H,P,N..are in the exact percentage, that is why life originated from mud I doubt that very much. For one, the elements differ from mud to mud, e.g. there is not much O in a bog and then there's differing moisture. Where do you get these claims from?
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  12135. If you consider less smegma to be "hygienic" then the female one does the same to you. > there is NO sparing the clit. Incorrect, again, there are different "styles". Some are "just" about removing the clitoral hood and maybe adjacent protruding stuff. Look it up if you don't believe me. > ONLY took the hood […], sure go ahead OK, at least you are being consistent, now AFAIK it would still be illegal in the US, assuming you are for equality, the status quo is not OK for you, right?
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  12136. @AFRICA4AFRICANS well, at least it doesn't rain on our heads anymore
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  12137. with a motive?
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  12138. I have
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  12139. @ZahraLovesVFC Believe me, some Muslim somewhere will, that's how people are.
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  12140. you replied to the wrong post of his?
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  12141. 'Murican!
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  12142. you don't get there Oxytocin without a prescription
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  12143. @crammasters So the biggest drug dealers have no particular colour?
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  12144. @starcatcher2222 What I said is true, look it up.
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  12145. caffeine and sugar are the only thing that really matter, the rest is marketing
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  12146. @shadowedge69 You are not speaking for you? For whom are you speaking then? And nice way of not correcting yourself but instead claiming that you know a lot about it.
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  12147. @sevens2 money is a creative expression?
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  12148. With Berlin the disco bombing was meant?
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  12149. Generally? As in Scientology is OK just the people aren't?
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  12150. First year of secondary school (age 10-11) is when intercourse and the forms of contraception is taught in most countries of the EU.
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  12151. @bshieldsbb01 I can't remember that Aladdin makes any references to Islam whatsoever.
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  12152. fun fact: drums and little boys chants are allowed
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  12153. @gbushimprov Wow what? Social insurance is not separate from all the rest? Isn't that a bad idea?
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  12154. > all anons who actualy could code All?
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  12155. Only below 720p.
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  12156. @TheyCallMeGawd "You know kid how I threw away that old yoghurt that was part it's expiry date? Well, that happened to our marriage…"
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  12157. @belittle12 Not all mechanized Americans are machines, only fully-mechanised are, you dimwitt droid!
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  12158. @D413373R what makes you think he did?
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  12159. @Smallay Heh, a camera phone recording on tapes.
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  12160. apparently they are failing
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  12161. His omnipotence surely can't be trumped by free choice… ;)
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  12162. @ImmortalCRO 2001 November 11th
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  12163. > 1) this has nothing to do with Islam I asked them and they sincerely told me that in fact has to do with it.
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  12164. the easier one
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  12165. @Broyale26 It's also the age difference.
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  12166. This isn't the RT channel.
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  12167. it's a language root in the first place, there is no precise biological classification by that name
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  12168. @ilikemunting I guess he couldn't be too extreme when being communist at the same time.
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  12169. Iterated function systems in "Analysis"? Recurrence relations OK, but this?
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  12170. @PyROphantasie But it's the evidence against him. Are you suggesting that if looking at a certain piece of evidence would be illegal under normal circumstances then it shouldn't be possible to be looked at by anybody even in a trial?
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  12171. offensive towards irrational fears makes it better IMHO, don't you agree?
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  12172. > People tend to not behave as civil when they think they're anonymous They might less likely be 'aligned', but is that always a bad thing?
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  12173. @anadus7 This is a dagerous road to follow. This sort of argumentation is used by the Chinese communist party against the Dalaih Lama and Liu Xiaobo.
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  12174. > And there are religious people who are unselfish and try to help there [sic] community. Is it worth mentioning because they despite being religious? ;) But seriously now, I get your point, nobody should make fun of a mentally challegend person that still thinks Santa is real as long as he doesn't go around and do nefarious things in the name of Santa. Buuuut… you also can't expect any sane persons to take him seriously so his views get in a way not respected, but that's good as it is, eh?
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  12175. > If you have a high sex drive as it is, what differenance does it make whether its cut or not. Good argument, would you say the same about whether you have a penis head at all? Or certain female parts? > If the kid dies, he automatically goes heaven. That's great, so the kid should be grateful to the mother, according to you? :->
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  12176. > The more we popularize homosexuality = the more people will ultimately be gay You can think of that? Tells me more about you.
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  12177. So you are basically saying secularism works in the west but can't in the middle east?
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  12178.  @MsThePrettiest  Who are the Tatars?
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  12179. @JDaKingman You surely meant to say 'carpet-biting'.
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  12180. lol Swedes
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  12181. > Don't you think religious views are also backed by the first Amendment? I bet he does, what would make you think otherwise?
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  12182. Wonder that too, don't they have any organization? They should let Germans run ze Gefängnis.
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  12183. @thegreenseven AFAIK, those 13 million are followers of Judaism, but there are also people who are just "cultural Jewish".
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  12184. Have you seen the material?
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  12185. Is The Onion guilty of what they are doing?
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  12186. … La Réunion, French Guiana, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy) while in other cases territories associated with member states are not part of the EU (e.g. Greenland, the Faroe Islands, most territories associated to the United Kingdom, Aruba, the Netherlands Antilles, Mayotte, French Polynesia, Wallis and Futuna, or New Caledonia)."
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  12187. @northxnorth2 Depends of the definition of 'races', there is no exact definition, so it's very much arbitrariness, often its used synonymously with 'ethnic group' which basically is something you yourself can choose to be part of.
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  12188. @321gogoyes Ali ibn Abi Taalib narrated from that the Prophet said: "The angels do not enter a house in which there is a dog or an image." Al-Bukhaari narrated that Abu Hurayrah said: 2Whoever keeps a dog, a qiraat from his good deeds will be deducted every day, except a dog for farming or herding livestock." Too bad for you.
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  12189. @billcat2 Actually, that's a matter of interpretation, but it is considered that in the old testament prostitution in itself is not banned only sacred/ritual prostitution is explicitly disallowed.
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  12190. @wrfell using someones bathroom = close relationship?! :D
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  12191. More comments give now a higher Youtube rating, so from that point he can be quite happy about it, in fact now that I think of it, it might be even on purpose… ;)
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  12192. @davefgranger You mean like they say "no-God bless" all the time?
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  12193. nah, most are neutral, it's just those you see that are more likely harmful
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  12194. @Vr4z1el Well, but god always talks to the Israelites, ie. the chosen ones.
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  12195. I think it is reasonable to assume that there is no Santa Clause because how could he possibly distribute all the presents in such a short time and never be seen but thanks to your example of where assumption turned out to be wrong that the Santa Clause hypothesis has again become reasonable to me and I stopped dening/ignoring all factual evidence (presents).
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  12196. @dangerouslytalented But why subsidize them by the federal state?
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  12197. Like in the good ol' GDR.
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  12198. @mblasko > "Very comical to hear atheists talk about issues of sexual ethics." So atheists are not supposed to talk about "ethics", because they have none, right? :-> Oh you religious folks… You are Catholic, shouldn't be better than those protestant extremists? At least in my country Catholics always try to distance and position themselves as intellectually higher than the "loonies" over in Amurrika who exhibit such logic as your apparently just did.
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  12199. Stop the shakin'… it's time to make bacon.
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  12200. Are you talking about the noble Quran or the book of Mormon in the same way?
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  12201. impossible to die? didn't you see how he rotated at one point?
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  12202. @harmon756 what's pride to a rational mind?
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  12203. @Amemet1 Can you really claim to know most, or that you know for sure what portion of people you met where atheists before you formed this opinion?
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  12204. Heh, that was a good one. Seriously now, you won't find any objective measure, when let's say a police man in the US writes down your "race" he will mainly go by skin color and other outside features, someone who is Arab and not too dark might easily get categorized as white.
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  12205. > singing is ok also But only boys, right? > natural music is normal and drums?
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  12206. @sushanalone "logic" I lol'd.
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  12207. @talagp So does the name change too?
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  12208. @VirtualBilly You are correct, and even lobbyist groups stemming from private business branches are bad by themselves, in fact they are even necessary because otherwise politicians might do stupid decisions on things they don't understand (like computer/telecommunication technology).
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  12209. @all4uboom What has secuality do with this?!
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  12210. +Phredreeke Semen can't have HIV
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  12211. @jwdesign336 Oh I thought you were talking about the Moses story.
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  12212. It's would be certainly out-of-the-norm
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  12213. @Clanki That's quite a rare name, even in Europe and I guess it's the ending that makes it seem like a female name (also being similar to "Karin"), so I guess if I were you I would to simply the Latin version "Macarius" that sounds manly ;-) and your old name can be you call name.
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  12214. @CentristFiascox3 Does it say that on the BDM pamphlet? *SCNR*
    1
  12215. they fought for the Ottomans for the most parts, and the Ottoman empire was quite diverse, even up to the ruling ranks I guess
    1
  12216. @Littleogopogo to be fair you would have to take refinery costs and taxes into account
    1
  12217. @xIntoThePitx I have heard of quite some similar stories and why shouldn't it be true, the dog is used to be where it smells like his master and well that's there.
    1
  12218. the connectivity to the mother is a dependency of the viability ;-)
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  12219. @FaMingZhe Which races? There is no scientific definition of human races.
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  12220. Then see it as a challenge you need to cope with.
    1
  12221. @featuringb tax payer
    1
  12222. @adoniscomplex Independet in the sense that it can survive outside.
    1
  12223. the discussion here is about potential IQ, what you are able to achieve
    1
  12224. @sarapiork US law would still apply unless they both agreed with this procedure. Theoretically everyone is free to agree on something, but civil courts wouldn't support that in the case of Sharia law where there are laws against it.
    1
  12225. @thisisgame They are trying to be objective. Problem?
    1
  12226. @guylfe Could it fit any better or worse? How effect does the believe in a deist god have in you?
    1
  12227. they don't call it suicide, they call it martyrdom
    1
  12228. The problem seems to be that it is arbitrary decided whether someone will be tried as a child or as an adult based on subjective criteria.
    1
  12229. @97bravada A christians will probably tell you that the trinity is a complicated thing and that it is still just one god and that you shouldn't talk about things you don't understand, and to make it more fun, the idea and importance of trinity differs between Christian denominations. And talking about 'making sense' is quite problematic because for a believer his own religion will always make sense since he would not apply critical thinking on something that is holy to him.
    1
  12230. @ubermisogynist So one has to become corrupt first before qualifying as a political commentator?
    1
  12231. @aliadurfee Apparently he had no complication conceiving you (I assume that you were born before his operation).
    1
  12232. Nope, now you got it way wrong, first of all, 0^0 is not always defined and if it is then it's 1 (a non-positive number would break a lot) but that plays no role here, the base is 2. Again, each finger up counts as 2^n where n is the index of the finger starting with 0 (2, because 2 is the base here, like 10 in our decimal system). You might choose to offset it like you wish but that you will always just be able to display 2^10 numbers, e.g. 0...1023, 1...1024, 2...1025, -1...1022, …
    1
  12233. @Capng123 Well, but at least he could not kidnap the machine and fly it into the presidents office.
    1
  12234. "…and of course the Italians are very difficult." Of course 😆
    1
  12235. @funzzer123 Someone who went go protest with unions? Who was for redistribution of wealth? What a lib, no place for such individuals amoung today's republicans! Grand class, baby!
    1
  12236. well the opposite, argument from authority, would be a classicical fallacy
    1
  12237. what? that he really existed as described in the bible? well, I can't there is not enough evidence, in fact the absence of written accounts from his lifetime (and note there were historians there writing about current occurrences, like the many Jewish rebellions) seems to point towards the opposite
    1
  12238. What makes you think so many people you don't agree with are sockpuppeteering? The numbers?
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  12239. Uh uh uh, a prime number, am I right? Anyways, show me a well-done study proving that these messages "mess with the subconscious mind".
    1
  12240. oh, u so mad, boy
    1
  12241. Oh I am pretty sure there are some interpretations that make this possible, doesn't the Quran borrow heavily from the old testament? Well, there you'll find an order that your children should follow you.
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  12242. affected
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  12243. @knucklez92 nope
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  12244. @sinosleep007 Aren't you a non-believer in regards to at least one religion too? Say it an islamic banner…
    1
  12245. @brownhornet22 Living there they probably don't want to hear any more of them.
    1
  12246. Hm… then how about making the blade cauterize right away?
    1
  12247. Freud, is that you?
    1
  12248. why is not life before being a fetus?
    1
  12249. do they go to a Scientology place too?
    1
  12250. @enlightendbel the prosecution has already collected what they want to use as evidence
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  12251. @jpav0923 Anything for the greater good, right?
    1
  12252. > Neglect is hard to argue for in an administration of hundreds of people. Harder than a conspiracy with that many people?
    1
  12253. @waste0fspais umm, there is not _one oil bourse_ and not _one currency_ that all trades are done in, also what currency they trade in does no matter that much in the long run
    1
  12254. @SherShahSuriKhan Turkey great Islamic nation? What makes it great? The Raki? The fact that they were the Byzantine empire before the Muslims came that was said to have been the most corrupt empire in history that basically crumbled on itself?
    1
  12255. @ksamy7 more trees stop plate tectonic?
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  12256. @adrya1983 You are American, therefore if I am attack you on being obese it's "possibly true" and anyways the end justifies the means, right?
    1
  12257. They drank the sweet led water.
    1
  12258. @igotaidsinnarnia Ok, if you are against baby dolls in general then you are at least being consistent, now I would argue that children want to copy adults and therefore they like these toys but that's a different discussion.
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  12259. > A persons religious beliefs are in fact their identity. I don't see him claiming the opposite. Or do you think an identity can't change and isn't subject to will as well?
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  12260. @gbw80521 Uh, if it was not a problem for the climate than I see not many reasons for preventing more CO2 in the atmosphere, as long as there is enough O2 ;)
    1
  12261. I believe he meant he wasn't going to discuss the differences between catholic and protestant teachings (apart from that they use different bible translations).
    1
  12262. what exactly?
    1
  12263. +JonMacFhearghuis Really? I think hardly ever do and the unions are against it because of past incidents.
    1
  12264. @acdc51502112 They call themselves communist, everyone calls them communist, therefore they are communist.
    1
  12265. @bunchofdaisies Umm this is kinda vegetarian and comparable to soy meat.
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  12266. @WinkyMaeve Does it matter where they are from?
    1
  12267. @TheGiantRobot The FDA is just an US agency, the US in not the world.
    1
  12268. @nos97 You might notice that the visible light is relatively unaffected by the atmosphere (except maybe the diffraction effects seen in the form of e.g. morning glow and afterglow), it's the infrared light that is reflected by the CO2 molecules that is the issue because the infrared light is what comes back from the earth.
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  12269. well, but to what extend would you want to go to make labeling things compulsive?
    1
  12270. @macwild1234 Alcohol has lots of calories per price, it's more likely that makes them like they are.
    1
  12271. @kkmarivate He might be lucky but he is still a minor (although over 14, therefore half self-determined), he is under her care, she is his ward, she takes the bulk of the responsibility. If one says that a 16-yo boy is more self-responsible than a 16-yo girl then this is clearly sexists.
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  12272. @arborinfelix He-he. ;) BTW, the truth is it was a Christian symbol (and before that a pagan one) used in the Byzantine Empire (coat of arms of of Byzantinum [Istanbul]) and then taken over by the Ottomans which is how it became a symbol of Islam.
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  12273. @SFSylvester Maize syrup for you.
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  12274. y5UT04p5f7U
    1
  12275. to make it stop
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  12276. Obama is like a car with automatic gears?! High in consumption and bad when driving up or down hills.
    1
  12277. …and then they talk like Misty… SCNR
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  12278. @knucklez92 Says the person who called a term denoting absence of belief in religion a religion.
    1
  12279. The discussion is about marriage as an act of law.
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  12280. You probably wouldn't consider it "assembling", just like you wouldn't consider those iron filings patters that can be created using magnets, right? The watchmaker fallacy is manifold.
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  12281. @SmaragdineSage Maybe, but he also isn't Ghandi (someone he himself compared to).
    1
  12282. @MALIRIPPA I would rather fly an airplane when I am dead, also ride a pony.
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  12283. not sure, but would you really gain much with irradiation?
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  12284. @jordan567890 Alcohol makes you "more driven"? Also what about Ectasy and Methamphetamine? Nah, your hypothesis fails.
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  12285. i follow Zeus, he is better
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  12286. @camachablox that's because it had JB in it
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  12287. > UAE law is not based on Sharia They sure claim it is.
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  12288. That's why some might not even call it sciences (heh, this made me remember "Sheldon Cooper" for a moment). ;) Nevertheless even this fields there are ways to back up your claims, like double-blind experiments
    1
  12289. TYT members using office 2010?
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  12290. @DNFmcX Yeah, remember when TYT was good?…Wait, what, when?
    1
  12291. I asked a Roman Catholic and he sincerely confessed to me that he is indeed Christian and that in fact the protestants, the one not accepting the sucession of Peter that are not Christians.
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  12292. because he was a civilian there
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  12293. @Wadaay I thought your god was a good one?
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  12294. illinoisfilm?
    1
  12295. Maybe there was a Sasquatch with beautiful hair?
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  12296. @211Alucard 3rd Reich ≠ WWⅡ >_>
    1
  12297. well, the climate is always changing, but now we have a self-accelerating process whose extremum we have yet to discover
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  12298. > I thought homosexuality was a natural/genetic trait. Cenk mentioned it not being binary but a spectrum on how people feel, what they then choose to do has also to do with their environment, and when there are men abundant then someone in the "middle" might more likely go for them, that's what Cenk meant.
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  12299. @SovietNinel They identify themselves as being communist, that's communist for me.
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  12300. @prinxezrass16 Of course Justin Bieber is not a pedophile, but the real person behind him is!
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  12301. @featuringb The private prisons are service providers for the government, of course the government does not do everything for themselves and also rely on services from the private sector which they pay for.
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  12302. So, small guns aren't enough? But wasn't the argument you don't need to be on-par with what you are fighting against?
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  12303. @HumbledByGreatness To your "How can anyone deny the power of prayer ?"
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  12304. But that's not how it was potrayed in Star Trek. ;-)
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  12305. @20killers And the same with earthquakes, right? :->
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  12306. So it wouldn't considering that particular definition, interesting.
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  12307. @HimmiJoe Well, but the law is not meant as a moral codex, so what people consider as sick shouldn't play that much of a role.
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  12308. @Haice555 Sarah Palin shooting caribou is politics?
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  12309. what else? carpet?
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  12310. Wuuuuut, so many standardized tests to get into tertiary education?!
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  12311. @CrossTheGrigori Well, clothes can't hide "fat ass".
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  12312. @iurhviusdfavhi They are still theories in the scientific sense, just as about anything.
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  12313. You didn't mention that you are only for male circumcision, so may I assume you are for circumcising children of both genders?
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  12314. why synthetic in particular?
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  12315. Nah, if he makes use of statistics he could be better more than that, e.g. the longer someone is missing the more likely he/she is dead, if you know that break point you can make a better-than-average prediction
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  12316. > without even being hit by a plane. But lots of debris, also fires and a halfway hollow building (subway station).
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  12317. @2ndCrysis source?
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  12318. @jwdesign336 What if you had grown up in a different society where certain other things would have been OK and others not?
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  12319. The myth is mentioned on the Wikipedia page of "George Dantzig", though there it's mistaken for a homework assignment.
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  12320. Counting in deists I guess? So not followers of any religion.
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  12321. @kazooga1234 Actually, what the cancer it's causing in women is pretty common around the globe and has been known for ages, Hippocrates already described it.
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  12322. @DeathtoRaiden1 Well, now that we know that Cheney etc. did indeed have that much control over him.
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  12323. THIS!
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  12324. I guess the result with a believer and his book will always be the same no matter with which religious/ideologues book.
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  12325. You make it seem like there was only the christian god idea.
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  12326. @eqsmooth what about starch?
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  12327. @Maziyar You apparently don't know what the enlightenment age was all about.
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  12328. Huh? Weren't the historians under Alexander the Great writing about the same about the Iranians? How they screw each other in public etc.?
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  12329. And beer-only fasting for 40 days.
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  12330. @DickCheneyXX No need to snoop the password, you could simply reset the password temporarily, or even simpler without any modification or potential for leaving fingerprints: simply reading out the data from a live CD system or another computer if the data is not encrypted (mount read-only to be sure to leave no possible fingerprints).
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  12331. People did sleep apart when not making love back then, still the custom in some areas.
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  12332. @emu5088 Well, the war powers act is not part of the constitution, is it? So how can it even control the power balance between the president and the congress in the first place?
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  12333. @ecwaufisxtreme The behavior of pregnant womens is 90% controlled by hormones
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  12334. No Youtube ads otherwise
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  12335. > search "bill gates overpopulation" in YT You should and watch the video where it is cleared up what Bill Gates really meant, or even better, watch the whole TED talk yourself and don't just believe what AJ feeds you.
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  12336. @jwdesign336 If you want to be precise, the first part is not part of biological evolution.
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  12337. "No you!" :->
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  12338. There are dumb beliefs regarding sexuality and more rational ones, I like to call dumb ideas 'brain farts'.
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  12339. @dadreamzworld So God can see everything, change everything in an instant, but doesn't and you believe it's all part of the plan? Well, then you must be alway happy with the current situation, come hell or high water.
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  12340. Rly? I would guess it's much easier to get to it in the US.
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  12341. @DisturbedHavok Taxing the living seems more reasonable to me, if income taxes were higher I definitely would be against any endowment/estate taxes.
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  12342. @Jex134 Seems like you don't know his books.
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  12343. Depends on your Definition of "immoral". ;-)
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  12344. @aluxious No tolerance for irrationality? Hell yeah!
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  12345. Hm… Isn't the Arab-sounding kind of out-of-place, since the Taliban follows an interpretation of Islam where most music is banned?
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  12346.  @siimtokke3461  He probably meant US involvement, which happened after the start of the Holocaust. Also, you meant Sudetengebiete when you said Bohemia.
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  12347. @freashboy15 "Yeah, that'll show them!!!111111" :->
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  12348. @nilbud Yeah right, and North Korea is being sabotaged by the South and the GDR was sabotaged by the FGR.
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  12349. That's the spirit! Now get that plate in your lower lip.
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  12350. They abandoned that idea now I believe, that's why his new currency has a has a new symbol.
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  12351. it did, they didn't chose for no reason
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  12352. WP: "The seed vault is managed under terms spelled out in a tripartite agreement between the Norwegian government, the Global Crop Diversity Trust (GCDT) and the Nordic Genetic Resource Center (NordGen)."
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  12353. @markduran49 Then ask those people that can't kids to adopt some.
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  12354. Next you are going to tell me they treat Kurds better than non-Kurds, right? :->
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  12355. @EsHammer1001 Well, of course they would place the paid cheer animators next to the microphones. ;-)
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  12356. @xlibra15 It's a hoax.
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  12357. @rezabeza Lolwut?!
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  12358. Mmmh, that smell
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  12359. like the Iraq war? :->
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  12360. @Sypran True, Indulgence it is called, its peak was in the Renaissance (and was one of the reasons that led to the founding of the protestant churches) and continues to exist until today.
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  12361. @pennjersey83 90% of the vids are about the US.
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  12362. you very well might have
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  12363. @IceCubeOfDoom Don't count on that smaller farms wouldn't take every chance to maximise their profit.
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  12364. @dangerouslytalented Huh? Gelatin is made from the bone marrow which is still there.
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  12365. @wetbak987174 'real' :->
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  12366. @Melpheos1er She probably wouldn't have spit directly into the sink-hole and even then what the spit in there isn't water-dissoluble.
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  12367. > It's illegal. But then not alone because she is nude but because she is taking sexualized poses or similar.
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  12368. @dudev Is there such an excess on real estate in the US that possible buyers are so nitty?
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  12369. @romanmir01 Glenn, is that you?
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  12370. but no ammunition, LOL
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  12371. @PTCharley2011 LOL, you believe we can fight, what a hippie you are! SCNR
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  12372. Nomen est omen
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  12373. @Phyrexious True, that's why information asymmetry plays such a big role.
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  12374. @ImWitStupit What would be your reaction when you see a black man with east-asian woman? :-D
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  12375. Never known?
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  12376. @BanditV8racer Minorities are still minorities so statistically that's less likely.
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  12377. I for one like it.
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  12378. @GuhYeahRight I went the same way without pot, you didn't do a cross-check, did you? ;-)
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  12379. burial grounds in a high-security house? and his body was conserved 6 years? :->
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  12380. poop, it can't just stay in the nest
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  12381. @Xenthoid There is no difference for an almighty deity whether he lets something happen or is actively behind it.
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  12382. @AndrewMatt16 Due process only for US citizens?
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  12383. @DogsneedpIeasuretoo then it's a different type of consent then let's say signing an agreement
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  12384. @ChristianMission Because at this time DADT wasn't repelled yet?
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  12385. Infertile eh? The conspiracy seems not to be working quite well, does it? :->
    1
  12386. you want cenk to analyse ice core samples?
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  12387. thanks to Platonism
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  12388. > but then I realized that liberals and Muslims have a common enemy: America Damn! How did you find out? Our plans foiled by a simple follower of Jebuz! Indeed, it's the Christian (but not Catholic) Nation of America that we target since God's own country is the bastion of Jesus!
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  12389. @chestveeg Martyrdom?
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  12390. @DeeJayThi True, but Atlantis was his invention.
    1
  12391. it's about from age 15 to 18 in the US right?
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  12392. Because it's a whole number and all reasonable rules for the eveness of whole numbers apply to it, no need for special-casing. And where "zero" is too abstract natural numbers startin with one might suffice.
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  12393. what about jails, water and the postal service?
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  12394. Well, if you've got your own definition of "singing", then so be it. I don't share it.
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  12395. @chrlpolk The question is, who does the investing?
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  12396. you might not support it in that you e.g. don't want the abortion numbers to increase but you still might not be in favor of making it illegal, esp. if you are aware of all the illegal abortions that will still take place
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  12397. But according to moral traditions their last prophet, who was supposed to be the perfect human, did it himself, so yes it's pretty fundamental to Islam even if maybe not to the one lived by the majority of Muslims.
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  12398. @Fas6pa Simpsons did it.
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  12399. @maria610421 The end of the world… again?
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  12400. except when there is too much gayness then he sends floods, earthquakes and tornadoes right-wingers told me
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  12401. @Freddy3740 He did ask the Reps, because of them abortions are exempt.
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  12402. Evolution is neither slow or quick by itself, it depends on many factors like evolutionary pressure and the type of changes in relation to the genome.
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  12403. old fashioned? isn't ID rather a new thing?
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  12404. @ofomatheblackbelt that's interconnected
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  12405. @catonic You are the one calling it "murder", but that's not the consensus.
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  12406. @MrDecember91 Actually there are certain bible quotes that are occasionally used against (male) masturbation, such as this one guy making god angry by doing coitus interruptus.
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  12407. @IvanNHSanchez Sending files through e-mail is a bad idea for many reasons (encoding, mail size and inbox limitations, archivation, …) esp. if you want to send it several recipients, these upload services have a legal reason for existance too, it's why dropbox is that big.
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  12408. @froggymicwop Isn't it then insane and cruel too if people with problematic genes or certain diseases like AIDS have kids?
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  12409. @ryancouture There are up and downs everywhere, maybe in 20 years we are again halfway to victorian times.
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  12410. What about Mormons, Bahai, Ahmadiyya, Manichaeism? The ideas on how god is differ, how can you then call it "the same"? Or asked differently: at which point wouldn't it be "the same" to you? Surely you have no non-subjective answer to that…
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  12411. pills here!
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  12412. @KaliDemiDarkness Cocaine was the one for headaches and it the isomer of thalidomide causing birth defects wasn't the same as the one with the sedative function.
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  12413. Apparently you don't watch TYT very often or for very long, they did indeed report on many crimes, and LOL that you claim they attack only Islam because some Christians in the Youtube comments are always complaining how they attack Christianity too much in relation to Islam. Believer's persecution complex?
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  12414. @maxandmadie They shouldn't be necessary. Special half-private school OK (schools with aditional education), privately funded tertiary education OK, but the mandatory education should be done by the state in such a way that every one wins.
    1
  12415. @AMagicalUsername Cleaner in the sense of running with more renewable energy? I guess an argument for this could be made. (although one has to keep in mind that producing the renewable can have hidden non-renewable energy costs)
    1
  12416. @Valdris1987 "KILL THEM ALL" Are you a Nazi too?
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  12417. @Samael51760 Sabbath is saturday and in many countries with a catholic majority there are laws against shops being open on Sundays (bakeries etc. exluded, also shops in airports/ large railway stations)
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  12418. Don't worry, many share your non-faith in many things.
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  12419. @TheMidwestAtheist affect
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  12420. No it doesn't, just like your designer doesn't need one, does it?
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  12421. doesn't seem like he is homophobic per se but seems to have irrational fears, which might be bad for a potential president
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  12422. to be as popular then it would have to start now, but seriously there is hardly a need, e.g. memory addressing will not be a problem for quite some time wit 64-bit
    1
  12423. @ddnguyen278 Would they eat any kind of algae?
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  12424. what is here?
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  12425. @idricool What's a westener?
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  12426. Are you talking about the Spartans?
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  12427. @TheOrdinaryEconomist by fertilizing an egg
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  12428. > And trisomy 21 (not trisomnia) is a genetic disorder but not hereditary. Wow you learn something new everyday, actually now that they read about the major causes it's no wonder that the majority of forms are not hereditary (though factors that might make it more likely are), I was somehow thinking of plants and the chromosome doubling there. Anyways I guess you got my point, and as for the majority being "eugenics" in some sense, I am sure there are confirming survey results out there.
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  12429. Well, I am talking about formal classification and certainly the old classification change all the time (esp. now with the help of DNA analysis)
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  12430. there is no objective way to classify humans into races
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  12431. @fte26 interesting hypothesis
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  12432. @ChrisTripp And what's that in today's dollar? Certainly more than 1 dollar.
    1
  12433. and religions only exist because of people with religions
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  12434. @ChristianMission ecwaufisxtreme, is that you?
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  12435. @playgrrrr Are heterosexual couples that can have children and those who can't equal in your opinion? Should latter be not allowed to marry?
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  12436. You want him as a representative? What if he doesn't ends up become irrelevant like this other formerly-famous pop musician (british?) whose name I've forgotten and continues to do bad music? Wouldn't you be ashamed?
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  12437. @underbjorn de-facto it wasn't "race-oblivious" at all
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  12438. @PotheadPundit You also forgot to mention that people from other countries come there because it is relatively cheap there and still good quality.
    1
  12439. > WHY are they slipping all these confessions about this and that Freedom of information act since they can't really justify not making it public any more since there is neither Shah nor Soviet Union any more.
    1
  12440. @sammaggie234 5 minutes
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  12441. @Rabsputin > so if another country waged war against the USA and won, you'd give up where you live because the other side won it fair and square? That's how things work. > the land which you now occupy was raped by white europeans, and as a descendent of those white europeans you think you own the place! Yeah, just like those Romans and Saxons, am I right? > just because the hispanics were overpowered militarily doesn't mean it was good or right! I never claimed that.
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  12442. I told you why the claims are BS, you presented the statement as applying to all kinds of muds, and I told you that muds differ very much one from another, don't tell me that's because of the language barrier. BTW, I am no native English speaker either.
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  12443. but no munition
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  12444. to be fair, she wrote "jihadists", so it should be then "zionist" in yours
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  12445. "made"
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  12446. @Darcsied27 The definition of atheism would still allow you to be for complete control of everyone. ;-)
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  12447. @TheHorsenation Oh no, a conspiracy!!11
    1
  12448. Huh? But her birth/naturalization has to be noted somewhere, doesn't it?
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  12449. Well, in a democratic society you pay taxes so the representatives of the majority make decisions for the common good, e.g. build streets, because everyone himself building a street would hardly work out.
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  12450. left wing? seriously?
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  12451. not necessarily, look at the video on the americans-for-tax-reform guy featuring himself
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  12452. @unorthodoxJ True, one could believe in metaphysical things that are not deities.
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  12453. This way they will never make it into the EU, …hopefully.
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  12454. @soundslave The were in charge in Afganistan and did not hand-over Osama and his gang.
    1
  12455. > To assist the next generation for the sole purpose of assisting the one after it? Well does "to serve a higher being" sound better to you?
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  12456. @brionnakennedy Because he is part of the ruling elite which happens to be of a different ethno-religious group than the majority of people esp. in the revolting areas.
    1
  12457. still, even the example you mentioned wouldn't be racist
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  12458. > "of all types" yeah, have fun curing maligne pancreatic cancer
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  12459. @ChaldeanBabylonia A cappella is basically exemplary for a song.
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  12460. and after all it's for Christmas which leads to happiness and joy
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  12461. I wanted to check the number to see what "large amount" means and I found out that apparently Nation of Islam is forming relations with the Church of Scientology, what the…?! Anyways, in the present time it seems to apply mainly to conversions in prison.
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  12462. @sexyloser Maybe it is upsetting to some that someone might even propose that some of these things might be necessary, because "people are this way".
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  12463. @BrutusAlbion If someone with a base motive hurts you knowingly that it will destroy your career then you surely can make demands on that.
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  12464. @TheMonotheist87 But since god knows everything, ie. has omniscience he must know our choices ahead what shows that there are no free choices.
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  12465. @borimirtheboring Actually, protestants like Lutherans and Calvinists are the ones wearing black in the mess, not the Catholics (although they wear quite dark violett on certain days of the year).
    1
  12466. I am sure Morgan would have rather have Ventura once again his show rather than Jones
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  12467. @selfsenter They are very versatile as a whole, that's true, but not the single ones. Tits for example lay around 12 eggs and raise up to two broods, it should be obvious that not all survive or we would have a disaster.
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  12468. @ZanderJSketch I would argue that even with opt-out there might be problem with the infrastructure that is in place to block this stuff on network level.
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  12469. Too bad they don't have condoms?
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  12470. @FoziaAbdi 'Stolen'? The British surely would want to differ, they fought for it and won it. Like I said before, that's how history is written.
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  12471. @Creasock Apocalypse? Again? Oh no…
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  12472. @mattsgoneskatin Fun fact: pills often have ingredience that basically cause a kind-off abortion in case the conception is succesful and the egg begins to wander.
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  12473. Well, you are just talking about some of the uses of oil, but there is the whole petrochemical industry them finding viable (and too costly) alternatives might be a harder task, they might have to resort to coal liquefaction and such which from the environmental perspective would be worse.
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  12474. His family was from the Asian part of Turkey.
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  12475. Medici? Like the very 'reputable' family from the Renaissance?
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  12476. @Mysticfox2010 Certainly enjoying racist jokes is not making you automatically irrational, be it that you are able to understand why this joke might be based on wrong assumptions/generalisations.
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  12477. LOL, everything is terrorism, rape, racism and Nazism now? When will you understand that by doing bad comparisons/redefinition of words you are diminishing for what horrendous thing they used to stand for?
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  12478. @flyingdutchmanhero FESTSTELLTASTE DES ZORNS!
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  12479. well trying to limit the change is the conservative solution
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  12480. > Psychics are crazy and fake ? Fake certainly, crazy, I don't know. BTW, your definition of atheism is off, and nobody claims that the universe doesn't exist because it can't be explained as a whole.
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  12481. @UKBOXlNGFAN Heh, I was looking for such a comment.
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  12482. @PatriotNotGovernment Why are some people with bringing up the issue of butt secks.
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  12483. @TheRealJLP You would'nt be getting out if there was a draft for a war in Iran?
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  12484. @KpopManiacSFL But maybe it's unconsciously attractive to them, just like smell etc.
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  12485. Number with a lot of factors?
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  12486. @indigothecat Bush junior was most active in his first term?
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  12487. @MRMAGIC305X Conservative would probably also treat their own children better than the ones of illegals. ;)
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  12488. they meant the wife of the former president, not a very powerful role in Germany
    1
  12489. define "mental condition"
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  12490. She killed him _after_ his circumcision, so maybe something went wrong (head truncation, hidden penis, …)-
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  12491. well, in a internet vote it would be hard to be ensure that the vote is done personally and in secret
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  12492. @juliact But Ben too said he believed that Weiner was hacked but assumed that the pictures were in fact showing Weiner's wiener.
    1
  12493. you made a claim without backing it up
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  12494. Trig, short form for trisomy G…
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  12495. @Tarynus I would have pronounced the "oe" in Boehner like in Goebbels or Goethe.
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  12496. @Ibrahim1109 You are talking about the Catholic church? They "encompass war,Politics,Law,Domestic Life, etc", and they have been collecting alleged evidence of wonders pointing towards their holy things and people for millennia.
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  12497. Conspiracy alert!
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  12498. @SCarter45 "but aborotion is not the only answer to this dilemma" On this one I agree, interesting how Santorum and TYT didn't mention the option of giving up the child for adoption, this was the rapee would "just" have to bear the child inside for some time.
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  12499. @bbg5000 There a several methods of female circumcision, removing the clitoral hood would be equivalent to male circumcision.
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  12500. @shadowedge69 Oh hello, Mr. Santorum.
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  12501. Well, but that's still gun control, even if the majority of male, adult citizens are allowed to have a gun.
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  12502. @romanmir01 To prevent this abuse cases they might ask them to use the contraption right away and in front of insurance people. ;-)
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  12503. @strideninja Isn't Cocaine the drug of a different social class?
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  12504. That's what they said about the tonsils.
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  12505. @MagentaVaInc What consequences?
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  12506. why not a carpet instead of beaver fur?
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  12507. I don't see how you can separate Israel and Zionism. Maybe if you redefine Zionism away from its original meaning.
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  12508. "it's not like these for-profit prisons are actively increasing the prison" By not caring about rehabilitation and lobbying for hasher laws, what they do "passively" is bad enough. The issue is that their profit motive is something that is bad for society, they profit from a negative.
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  12509. @SanguineBullet667 You are the real Scotsman?
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  12510. @TurMoiL911 It's an end-times miracle!
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  12511. and the same who saw a movie that
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  12512. > not a letter has changed. Same goes for the Book of Mormon and the Scientology books, your point?
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  12513. @MrJackPD Also, this goes against the separation of powers, think about it, who's supposed to determine who's a dangerous individual and who not?
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  12514. you talked specifically about "dudes", but not only they have buttholes
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  12515. Ben is talking about MoH.
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  12516. because we started doing wallpaintings only relatively recently?
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  12517. Towards ideas? Think how the world wouldn't work if we took this into extremes, i.e. never openly question ideas of others.
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  12518. @mecher3k Oh, another one.
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  12519. @rjc0234 Showing the house of lords debating the non-existent constitution?
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  12520. If it turns out this was all an hoax to bring attention to the problem of drug-addict offspring then I'd nominate her for the Nobel peace prize.
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  12521. @kristineohkristine Talk to ELIZA.
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  12522. @Umishiru Scanner software does if you activate vectorisation, what apparently was done in this case. It's often the default setting when saving as PDF because otherwise you could just save it as a purely pixel-based format like JPEG/PNG/TIFF…
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  12523. @splein23 There are free school lunches in the US? For just anybody or only who requests it?
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  12524. Reflecting much, eh?
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  12525. So the clutch would have to be forced in place too? Oh right it's the US where only automatic gear cars are driven… LOL
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  12526. "what clowns [we] people are"? my "race indoctrination programs"? Who are you talking to? May I ask what assumptions you made about me?
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  12527. Google supports that since quite some time, drag/drop an image into the search bar of Google Images (if your browser is relatively new).
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  12528. well, what would make a theory a fact?
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  12529. > much needed reformation. Wasn't the last just in the 60s and caused a bit of a split again?
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  12530. @2011blueman You can get shingles in adulthood one way or another, you somehow did get it wrong.
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  12531. @theoriginalKland Human trials don't cost the world.
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  12532. > No I'm Just a follower of Jesus Christ because I truly believe He is the Son of God. So you reject Hubbard, Hitler, Smith and Muhammad? > But if you choose not believe [X] is going to love any way,but you will have to face Him on the day of your judgement Insert "Odin", "Allah", "Lord Xenu", Lord Mithras", …?
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  12533. Well, the existence of an omnipotent god is certain the more exceptionally claim, so it needs more exceptional evidence, it's not directly about preference but about what explanation is more reasonable (Occam's razor). I am not sure what "chance" you are talking about? If you are talking about hardly deterministic processes then guess what an being in control of everything would fall under.
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  12534. What's up with geometry?
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  12535. you got issues
    1
  12536. Yeah, there have been conspiracy nuts before, history indeed repeats itself.
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  12537. @demonstrationclass8 But this de-facto also means that you will stop caring for her. Also, wouldn't it be hypocritical for him to be against ending the lives of coma patience then? (TBH, I don't know his position on this but I believe that's the majority position of the protestant Christians in the US)
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  12538. @jackjillsean but his party doesn't
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  12539. Sending your boy to ballet school can be quite rewarding, they are highly sought after and I see nothing wrong about it, same with figure ice skating. But pageants, I don't know, it might be good to start early but I don't think that's the right way to go.
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  12540. Are scooter drivers allowed to cut in line in front of red traffic lights in the US?
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  12541. observation of mutations? check observation of natural selection? check observation of recombination? check all done
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  12542. What about sterile couples?
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  12543. You: > Practice tolerance. Me: > Towards ideas? Anyways, so questioning ideas OK, just not ideas of "religious" nature?
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  12544. @Manofaction0 Humans are doing fine, we are under no evolutionary pressure and when we select our mates we don't care about these traits, that's why they don't get "weeded out".
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  12545. @Chumppi Great condition after all these years?
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  12546. well, if something is the same if you just replace a name here or two then yes, it's about the same, it's "isomorph" ;)
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  12547. Well if it's an excuse then it's also a cause.
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  12548. @SkullXII Don't forget: "If you go to somewhere in Europe other than Ireland or the UK, 'you go to Europe'".
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  12549. @romanmir01 Quoting WP on the definition on the definition that I am familiar with: "A consumption tax is a tax on spending on goods and services." Being indirectly paid for by consumers doesn't make it a consumption tax or else basically every tax could be declared to be such.
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  12550. @mintoffjan Nah, I was more thinking about that more eggs are fertilized than are transferred or are transferred but not all will successfully implant.
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  12551. But recombination is next to mutations and natural selection another tool that enables evolution.
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  12552. Nah, I meant that would he had funded it, he would have to work for that much time to have it back.
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  12553. yes and no, there are no biological races, the concept is subjective, so they are against an arbitrary set of people they classify as "jews"
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  12554. @ConcealedTruism And of course new protein get coded and others stop being, it's the amino acid sequences that make it possible, in the fact through ancestral reconstruction the re-activation is now possible to some extend.
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  12555. Alex Jones viewer detected
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  12556. @Ant1Live Actually, while I am generally for higher education I kind of agree that going to college for the sake of going there is dumb and that not every degree and a degree alone is not worth it. Still, anyone with passion for something should have the opportunity to get a degree for it.
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  12557. ethyne torch
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  12558. "…unless it affects other people of course" I hope.
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  12559. why would a crack baby deserve any punishment?
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  12560. Some Muslims believe a Jewish woman poisoned Muhammad.
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  12561. Why? You think more husbands would go to prostitutes then?
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  12562. > Islam will conqurer You surely must mean Shia, riiiiiiight? ;)
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  12563. @mackenzie2881 And? That's a statement, not an opinion. Also them saying that in the end their favoured opinion will win, is not a opinion but a conclusion.
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  12564. wouldn't it have been easier to simply try to explain why the empty product is 1?
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  12565. UMP and socialist? :->
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  12566. Ugh, left-justified text on a t-shirt?
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  12567. @3dcga What does habe piracy have to do with that?
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  12568. Ah, the relativistic argument, doing psychological torture on your children for dumb reasons is just a form of "lifestyle" in your mind as living outside the closet? And libs are picking and choosing the universal human rights?
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  12569. @adriank1223 Americans become the next hated immigrant group?
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  12570. @dsjj251 But a logical connection would be a direct consequence, see this example: "There is a logical connection between being Christian and eating pork, since eating pork is not disallowed to them." Does it make sense?
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  12571. @hilololomoa So what?
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  12572. True, I am not commenting about that particular part in this particular scripture, my comment was about end-of-time callers in general, the details don't matter, from a macro perspective they are all the same and popular for the same psychological reasons (as I hinted at in my previous post).
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  12573. You make the wrong assumption that CO_2 is the only driver of temperature and that it's driving it immediately.
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  12574. I doubt in maths it's as easy as in the humanist arts.
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  12575. would killing herself give her mother an education/a better life? :-> way to miss the point
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  12576. still not getting what I meant? never had curve sketching / function sketching in school? last attempt: would you having tomorrow twice as much money as you have now make you twice as happy no matter whether you currently just had 1000 $ or a billion?
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  12577. @wildhias "there is no god" ≠ "there is no evidence for a god therefore it's not reasonable to believe in one"
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  12578. @dreamcoyote France was not very much interested in democracy in other countries at this time, as could be seen in Algeria and Indochina.
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  12579. But the creation story doesn't mention it, while it mentions all the other things god created directly. I am more interested into how what the early Israelites thought once their religion went monotheistic and their stories written down.
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  12580. So you would introduce a child into this world in probably a less-than-optimal environment just to teach its parents a lesson?
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  12581. @froggymicwop So would you also approve of mandatory screenings for such problematic gene defects and potential neutering of individuals with them? The same for people with AIDS.
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  12582. there wasn't that much celebration done until relatively recently, remember, Eastern is the big Christian holiday
    1
  12583. I did not nose.
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  12584. well, for one, one is real, the other not
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  12585. Dunno, debating religious logic is fun because in the end there is no logic. BTW: Can a omnipotent being create a riddle so hard that it itself can't solve it? Or a stone so heavy it itself can't lift it? Another fun thing about omnipotence. And did you know that when there's omniscience there is also fatalism (what some would call "no free will")? Oh joy, so much more to debate about. ;-)
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  12586. Nice idea and great execution. Some notes about similar experiments by e.g. Milgram (yes, that Milgram) would have been also interesting.
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  12587. @acuseme Is it then also child abuse when people with "problematic" genes create offspring?
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  12588. that's your interpretation
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  12589. @tpacemaker2 Those people cost a lot of money they probably harm other people indirectly through higher fees. Also to your point about killing human beings, you know how many miscarriages and stillbirths there are because of alcohol, tobacco, diabetes and high blood pressure?
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  12590. @drealm That's the eye liner.
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  12591. @RKAddict101 a cap on the amount of money in circulation is Austrian?
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  12592. they can't legally consent, to neither
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  12593. Just like those prepuce crusaders.
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  12594. It happened before.
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  12595. as long as the death penalty is in place you have high fixed costs, so you would pay more per person executioned if you just executed less
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  12596. The 90s are back? Yay!
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  12597. The idea is that they are being exploited again when people look at it.
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  12598. @mattman9194 Changing subject, eh? Don't want to talk about your own sexuality?
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  12599. @Healthypig1423 Millitant atheists? You mean like atheists with guns holding books about logic and reason in their hands?
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  12600. Truth is so insulting, right?
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  12601. @gtsgtsgt You want only lesbian women?
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  12602. Historical information riddled with myths, the exodus is a nice example because the whole stuff with the Pharao seems to be plagiarized from other stories. I would consider it on par with the Odyssey in terms of historical information .
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  12603. @DeFactoEdeal TBH, I don't see how there could be innovation from small stores simply selling goods that they buy from large distributors.
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  12604. that's Russia
    1
  12605. That story broke in the 30s.
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  12606. @Roeshamboe05 He probably wouldn't but then he is also not OK with Fox News and still he is not in favour of banning it.
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  12607. They handed over people to be put into Gitmo before, didn't they?
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  12608. @HonestDiscussioner I often feel the same but then you have to remember that debating in real-time and face-to-face is a lot harder. ;-)
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  12609. The fact that it mentions possible Muslim outrage and possibly the only thing that they would censor apart from their channel and timeslot guideline (if this was a real show) makes it offensive to you? So not only illustrations of the prophet are offensive now but even the fact that it's offensive?! C'mon, that's absurd.
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  12610. @m0rbusPolytox I couldn't find anything on your last sentence, could you give some keywords?
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  12611. @selfsenter It is a problem in countries with a heavy drinking culture since men drink more and it reduces their lower life expectancy even more, in ancient times it must have been the other way around since women died giving birth.
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  12612. I don't respect the right of owning nukes, tanks, armed drones and RPGs, and I am sure many people agree, somewhere a line has to be drawn
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  12613. @apocaRUFF Most atheists that introduce themselves as atheists to you or that you assumed to be atheists?
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  12614. @PWITcom What? Quick, tell the people at the Hawaiian gov. !
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  12615. not a culture? I disagree and I don't think history itself should matter that much otherwise oppressed groups could compare each other on "oppressedness", that would be absurd
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  12616. 1.) The worst crimes often aren't planned or not planned with the possible penalties in mind, that's why the death sentence is not very effectice in reducing crimes it punishes.
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  12617. @chestveeg She didn't said that it was alcohol that stole her virginity…
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  12618. except it's accept, learn your words it might affect the effect you make on others
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  12619. you would like to see him explain ICTs? ;)
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  12620. Here it's only about selling in the occupied territories
    1
  12621. You mean someone should persecute the church? ;)
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  12622. His point really wasn't hard to understand, he basically repeated the ruling of Roe vs. Wade
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  12623. "these things you CANT do with the bible." Oh boy, oh boy… I don't now where to start, I don't know whether to start, there are said to be a massive lot of "fallacies and massive scientific contradictions" in the old and new testament, but I guess you would dismiss them just like a Mormon and Muslim would dismiss your claim against the ones in their books, right?
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  12624. > killing babies in the womb is legal Since Roe vs. Wade and those are hardly "babies".
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  12625. @TheStrawbeery First you would have to define where the line between "lust" and "love" is then you would have to state why it is the one and not the other, without that it's just an empty claim. Did you have homosexual experience you generalized this way?
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  12626. a global trend?
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  12627. The real one what?
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  12628. @kmeccat There are 23 search results when searching for "Huntsman" on the main channel.
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  12629. @papatoony Basically nothing is f*ckin' safe.
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  12630. @UncontestedTruth It's about the sexual organs?
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  12631. Is Singapore or Japan cleaner?
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  12632. Hey, look, you are coming from a country that is part of former Germany, how does this make you feel?
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  12633. @BrownC6H12O6 Huh? Soft drugs are being smuggled too? I thought most of the Marijuana in the US was from local small-scale growers because hemp is not very demanding, unlike let's say the coke plant.
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  12634. Heh ancestry.
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  12635. Is he reading of a teleprompter? How's that possible in case of an interview?!
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  12636. @mert828 Actually, church service can be and often is every day at least twice. It's just Sunday and on the holy days that the general public goes there and they have one mass after another.
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  12637. @TheHerpaderpderp So you aren't for the cops taking care of him?
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  12638. @somonuel Are they? Is this what it says on their contracts?
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  12639. @rootsm3 Are you (Santorum and you) then also not OK with in-vitro fertilisation?
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  12640. […] No, I prefer to stay a realist, I don't know what is fair but I am not even claiming that, a solution can only be found in pragmatism. BTW, there are no human races. you can't measure how much one is related to a semitic ethnic group (not race, there are no human races)
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  12641. He meant when you are trying to convert electricity into hydrogen. That's why the cheapest way is still to create it from natural gas.
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  12642. @FD87 why? they just happen to have another book too, from a certain "Herzl"
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  12643. @Losuol not much contemporary evidence
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  12644. @SuperRegisteredUser LOL U MAD?
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  12645. > what about the situation in the US ? What about it? This here is about the UAE.
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  12646. it lived on happily thereafter
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  12647. @xspartanX3x The Illuminati don't exist anymore, the absolutists of the time didn't like them. Oh and May 1st is also international workers day, coincidence? INB4 "OBAMA = COMMUNIST" rabble
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  12648. define law
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  12649. and that's why France's political system is a fail, changing from a parliamentary system to the current one
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  12650. the gold standard that would basically give all control over to india? :->
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  12651. well, I am sure there is _no_ unity on what constitutes a trusted source
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  12652. @Angelocekevusik falsetto voice
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  12653. @LiliFromHali No worries, they will put them in a park with electric fences and call it Pliocene Park.
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  12654. So you are saying the election was not democratic?!
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  12655. @syggelekokIe Das habit mir auch gdacht: "Oy veh, kan namen von kaffs nicht auspreche aber red so einen schmonzes daher, mit dem sollt mal einer tacheles redene."
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  12656. > There were no drones in the area that detected suspicious behavior? AFAIK drones are not (yet?) in that province
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  12657. Well creationism does not work without the claim of god being there (besides how dumb is it to try to explain a "mystery" using another mystery?), if a child would be forced to learn about that (by it being par of the mandatory curriculum) the gov. would put certain subjective, religious beliefs over others. Yoga as a series of stretching exercises works without god fine.
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  12658. @Jarreason In what sense? How different could you interpret what he said?
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  12659. @TheGodlessGuitarist So when the US finally felt inclined to join WWI they did it for profit? And the same with WWII?
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  12660. @JCRF They kind-of are. Think of the immigration rules, the non-existence of the constitution, …
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  12661. @UniversalAgent They don't like when their prophet or pigs are pictured.
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  12662. @DaFawky No I mean, Weiner, is that you?
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  12663. @stenchofzion2 From WP citing New York Times: "The material composition of the original notebooks as well as the ink and handwriting found within them and the loose version were extensively examined. In 1986, the results were published; the handwriting was positively matched with contemporary samples of Anne Frank's handwriting and the paper, ink and glue found in the diaries and loose papers were consistent with materials available in Amsterdam during the period in which the diary was written."
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  12664. are you implying they use illegal drugs?
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  12665. One of their arguments is that "Al Jabbar" is one of the names of allah, also Cabbar might be used in Turkish in "the almighty"
    1
  12666. @davefgranger Did you actually read what 76spinoza wrote?
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  12667. @robinvan1983 Epic fail, mixing up smallpox with chickenpox.
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  12668. You are apparently the one running out of defenses when you chose to ignore me. I told you numerous times before, picking out correlations from a huge pool of non-correlation in random data is no miracle, you apparently chose to ignore me and talk to other people about your 19 stuff.
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  12669. Indeed, that's what they say in the end.
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  12670. @ShotTakeFilms Care with terms like these, esp. "global unity, truth", it sounds like what was used as propaganda for the communists ideology (unity of mind, singularity of mind).
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  12671. @DJTimoshii well, he is a reptiliod after all, am i right? :->
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  12672. @dangerouslytalented it was natural in the middle ages when their were still guilds
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  12673. @waltermh111 Not too difficult? Well, maybe if you do it for at most two hours, but believe me if you do such stuff for longer than that then you are really going to feel it at the end of the day.
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  12674. @DYORPEEPS Seems like somebody does not know what the Arab league is…
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  12675. They certainly didn't hand out non-routable addresses, like 192.168.x.x and 127.x.x.x
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  12676. @Mooxiepoo nice logic, also on pearl harbour more than a handful died.
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  12677. @sferrin2 But it goes against separation of powers in some way, the executive branch has some room for controlling the legislative if they systematically arrest the right people.
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  12678. @GJNCA What's an Jewish American? Someone truly following Judaism and born to a Jewish mother (that's where the seed goes according to the orthodox Jews) or someone who does not care much about it but happens to have Güldenrosenblattbernsteinspiegel as a family name?
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  12679. Did you put it online? I see a lot of people critiquing what is online but at the same time not helping in improving it at least there where they can, and when those people are gone then all the research they've done is lost.
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  12680. > can travel domestically alone The United Nations Special Rapporteur report (quoted in WP) doesn't make that distinction between domestic and non-domestic travel, it says that for travelling the guardian's permission is needed.
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  12681. @Nebiros21 Would you have to pay the fine also for invalid votes?
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  12682. never seen such a beautiful "n"
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  12683. AFAIK most coffee trade is rustica not arabica
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  12684. If I see stupidity, I don't want to be passive, I don't see why I should respect it.
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  12685. I will say Ni! Ni! Ni!
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  12686. > One God exists that created this Universe Huh? Including himself (itself)?
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  12687. @MuseFromGallifrey Yeah, better the next generation should pay for it, devil may care!
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  12688. the logic of stealing yoghurts?
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  12689. > the ladies must be more prepared I think one of the reasons why their answers sounded like they did was because of preparation ("canned responses").
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  12690. I believe you meant to reply to my post when I replied to your "historians have already proven the New Testament" post. Anyways, that's a trick you are apparently utilizing there, either something is historical or it's simply "highly metaphorical"? Wow, now that's ruthless apologism.
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  12691. the tax you are talking about is the ancient idea of the stock transfer tax?
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  12692. @05khanha A public presentation of a film on a DVD I bought at the super market might not be OK, because you are not licensed to do that, and it's no "copying" according to your definition too.
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  12693. @unassumption affect, not effect
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  12694. exactly, so much for Iran being the "only country in the Middle East that has never been colonised by the west".
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  12695. why would you have no respect for her because of former?
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  12696. @DionLaurent1 That might be an opinion but it has yet to be proven that that's the only possible way, in fact there are and have been working societies with different role models. BTW, please pardon me for peeking at your profile page, but I find it quite interesting that while you are advocating old local role models, you are against marriage according to your profile description.
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  12697. They have PomeGRANATES? Oh no, quickly destroy them!
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  12698. Sometimes it might be good to know someone for some time until you choose to live with him/her for the rest of your life, say you met somebody with 20, IMHO it's good to wait until 25, esp. if you are not financially independent/stable until then. On the other hand if you are living in a culture were parents have a lot of to say, even going as far as to choose the partner for you…
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  12699. @Ragitsu Seems like you made the connection with Sand N-word and Arabs the way you replied to ZionTemplar.
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  12700. Why would religious people play a game that plays in the universe of a man who at very most was maybe deist, but probably not.
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  12701. Actually the number does not matter as much as whether they have been chosen without bias, i.e. they represent all such families well.
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  12702. Did you know Hitler drew fan art of the dwarfs from Disney's snow white?
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  12703. I doubt it.
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  12704. @Henry610 well, I guess it's because of the mentioning of the "devil" by the mother
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  12705. @sea9529 Oh OK, it seemed to me like the "because" was implied. Still, who decides on what a Christian is and what no, I am pretty sure he considers himself a Christian and might name you reasons why he is a true Christian and you are not.
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  12706. @BarackMcBush With special exceptions for smaller age differences AFAIK.
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  12707. > and also it would be rude if you took off your shoes and had your stinky socks all over the house If outside shoes are OK then so should be socks. Fair enough if it is an olfactory problem though.
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  12708. from what I know you could be citing from the Quran right now.
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  12709. propositional logic is another name for predicate logic?
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  12710. past tense vs. future tense
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  12711. @hakkai999 Scientific definition? Some arbitrary melanin threshold when someone is considered black is hardly scientific even if you can precisely measure the melanin amount.
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  12712. Well, but in countries with this in place, _only_ males who went through this were allowed to have a gun.
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  12713. @ChristianMission You don't agree with him, so his position is liberal? Let's turn it around: I claim his position is anti-social and therefore conservative.
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  12714. I hope this comment gets you in trouble, not because I love the US so much, but because I feel commentators should be held responsible for comments inciting violence. Now help me out, where should I report this to?
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  12715. I was referring to the Powerglove as presented in a particular Nintendo-centric movie from quite some time ago, watch the video "I love the powerglove.".
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  12716. Well, it is against his priestly vow.
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  12717. yeah, then you can interpret it your way and no need to feel bad about it, e.g. if you are pro traditional marriage, there is a verse for that, if you are pro gay marriage, there is a verse for that too, the same goes for being for/against miscegenation , equability / traditional power hierarchy, etc.
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  12718. preparations for open casket?
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  12719. @yoljarvi The cops wouldn't have come because of a shovel.
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  12720. @sunRsaturn Implementing pagan traditions (which also found it's way into Christianity) doesn't make something religious.
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  12721. Gingseng and Citrician, also it was produced on full moon in the sign of Aquarius!
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  12722. A look at the teleprompter: 01:21
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  12723. @FuhrerVonFreiberg You are soooo right, there were no planes!!111
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  12724. Epic Assburgers look.
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  12725. Hello, mr. pseudo-evolution-analyzer… :-> Go spam RT again.
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  12726. there is not much to back up what you claim
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  12727. > The full story is all of Europe is collapsing and you need our money to survive. Because of the US-created economic crisis.
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  12728. Even public schools have domestic authority to some extend.
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  12729. @freshhug If he's zionist, why he's in the US? Also, some of his remarks point towards that he is an agnostic atheist like Cenk.
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  12730. > regardless of what a book says. Even if it's a "perfect" book? ;)
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  12731. @joyboy741 The English empire of the 13th century? The Russian empire of the 17th? The Ottoman of the 19th?
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  12732. @pancakepillow not anymore after the incident…
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  12733. @SuperlativeTroll Simple German name meaning "cook".
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  12734. @TheMidwestAtheist they got their evidence already
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  12735. @nek0s You are basically right in this case but it depends on the type of radiation.
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  12736. This video is evidence that there is more than one Cenk Uygur. :-D
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  12737. @ibs2pid You know what honey is mostly made of? Look it up, then have a look at HFCS…
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  12738. If you are in a field where there is not much room for opinions ("maths"?) then you probably won't be boycotted if you can show your point well (in maths preferably if you can prove something, at best with a humanly reproducible one). Now in other fields this should be the case as well, if you can back up your point well and react to criticism then you are probably not going to be ignored.
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  12739. @Imhornydadcomeinside The Soviet Union was no nationalistic, amIrite? :->
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  12740. So the Supreme Court is the demigod now? Since the idea of a Swiss-style militia army failed pretty early now everyone can have arms, oh wait, only _some_ arms.
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  12741. @markangeloc 'Anythng synthetic has been altered' I wasn't denying this, I was merely pointing out that it does not matter to a molecule how it was produced.
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  12742. you feel harassed by your feelings if you see them?
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  12743. She gave away her right to choose in the contract.
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  12744. I believe I heard this poll mentioned on RT too, but mind you it might be far from independent.
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  12745. @DiminutiveFlower Saliva has more than that.
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  12746. @Sykotix1 If you are a test person for experimental new drug should you expect that the drug might harm you permanently and therefore you have no right to sue? Certainly an interesting question. (BTW, there were were quite some real-world cases on my example)
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  12747. You are basically just spouting claims on your own definitions, did you even try to understand the life not being separate?
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  12748. Wikipedia is only a terrible source on WP pages that are controversial or badly sourced.
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  12749. There are quite some countries now without this tax, so let's see what the future will bring.
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  12750. Then how about eyelids or clitoral hood?
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  12751. It is not in the list of recommended vaccines for healthy adults in the west according to the UN (except if you go to certain places).
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  12752. @genie0390 LoL again, cons are obsessed with gay sex.
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  12753. They are truthful.
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  12754. @RandallLaine yeah I wonder why, it's not as he was the president or such…
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  12755. @xxdonaldqxxx More corrupt than they were in the Renaissance? :->
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  12756. @megagagnon1 Code of Hammurabi?
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  12757. @xopinksparklesxo98 fake is what justin bieber is
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  12758. where to draw the line?
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  12759. @CommonSenseJoe Embryos can't have personal freedoms because they are not separate from where they are living.
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  12760. @Ibrahim1109 It is intact because it's from 19th century America. ;-) I was just trying to show how the argument that something was preserved makes it not any better. And yes the believers in Mormonism believe in miracles and claim that it's word directly from god.
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  12761. why is a handgun an essential liberty as opposed to more heavy weaponry?
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  12762. @kamakazishark LOLz "plane parts in Pentagon", this is one of the oldest and stupidest conspiracy theories of 9/11, there are images of them but apparently you never bothered to look it up.
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  12763. god talks less about the chosen people? all food suddenly clean but then somewhat not
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  12764. @KemaTheAtheist Ah OK, well you can get that too on the Internet, I still fail to see how to see how the Internet is a worse communication medium for scientific medical stuff when you can find BS also in books.
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  12765. @dboy11368 Condensed water is not very healthy.
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  12766. @UberNoodleX Some people have seperate wallets for these things.
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  12767. @abarai72 Which moral values specifically? Yours? The ones of the majority? The ones of some religious group?
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  12768. This is what they use as justification that this particular rule is disestablished? AFAIK the cloth rule didn't talk about "outward appearance", it simply stated that wearing this is not OK, anyways religious justifications are always fun, thanks for letting me know.
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  12769. Source please that there are boundaries between "species" (a term which BTW is not very well defined).
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  12770. it wasn't in old times, was it?
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  12771. Mormon Jesus was.
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  12772. which bible? the book of mormon?
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  12773. Cheney was bribed because of an URGENT BUSINESS PROPOSAL?
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  12774. @ReverendDoGood as long as you don't compare your 'blackness' to others everything is OK
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  12775. @fromero69 reflection?
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  12776. @thepollywog1 D'oh, because it's unsinkable. ;-)
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  12777. Why is window glass not the same as bottle glass?
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  12778. Cenk, care your heart.
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  12779. the ring does not matter much when you also have a lever
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  12780. @SerrahAngel Evangelicals count as protestants? After all they are not followers of the Catholic or pre-Catholic eastern churches.
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  12781. how exactly?
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  12782. What is holy, the book or its content?
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  12783. @shayaan2354 FAIL, Israel has no formal constitution.
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  12784. @usaf317 We might have free will but not everything we do is dictated by it, sexuality is not some rational thought that occurs to someone: "Oh golly, look a sexually mature female, I might ask her to have intercourse with me in order to bring children in this world so my genes pass on." And I don't know about you, but I would for example call mutations part of nature since they occur naturally. I certainly wouldn't tell my children that people with let's say down's syndrome are unnatural.
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  12785. @dadreamzworld Too much factual data for you? ;-)
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  12786. @Macaframa1 Oh come on, just because something calls itself a republic doesn't mean it is one, you know who became or would have become the next to reign in Syria, Libya and Egypt? The emperor's offspring, that's a monarchy for me.
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  12787. @MNICY AFAIK Google tries to filter porn images per default
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  12788. well, that would be 20 years in between
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  12789. Aren't certain dog breeds banned?
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  12790. @7svensven7 You sir, don't make any sense.
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  12791. not even naked (as in genitals showing) just racy would be enough
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  12792. @c29365c wake up, don't try to be fooled by the fake identiy of this 51-years old creep
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  12793. lolwut
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  12794. "Did you get to drill that one girl?"
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  12795. @SkullXII That's similar how a German-speaker would pronounce it.
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  12796. @EdgarD8387 The amount of exclamation marks make apparent that you seem to very excited about Cenk being a homosexual.
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  12797. thinking helmet
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  12798. "it sounds strange therefore it seems like mythology to me" -tadpoleposition
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  12799. what a BS
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  12800. @mootant The problem is that you don't know what might come in handy in the future, to draw your point into the extreme: if there was no public education at all in the US and everyone would just get a specific schooling with for a specific target job (to keep his/her "investments" low) then IMHO this would not work out and the US society as a whole would fall back. On the other hand on the housing issue I kind of agree, appartements are adequate enough.
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  12801. > lately nope, not lately, happening as ever
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  12802. I liked the saturated colors in the night sky.
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  12803. oh no, not that movie
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  12804. @Craigipedia To protect against the Shia?
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  12805. on any level, even the smallest one?
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  12806. ♪ Jackin' It In San Diego… ♫
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  12807. You make it sound like such a thought would made you feel uncomfortable, does it?
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  12808. JPG for everything, and recompressing it several times!
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  12809. people might vote for it, the state might announce it's secession, but the federal government could not acknowledge that secession as a normal process
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  12810. @safeinsuburbia not all, quite a lot are pretty heat-resistant, also other microorganisms
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  12811. not every Phd is really a sign of much anything (esp. in the US?)
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  12812. it's Mormon Jesus? ;)
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  12813. LOL, persecution complex
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  12814. it's not as if their findings were based on nothing… :->
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  12815. a good opportunity for a tryst?
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  12816. Well, tell her that grand-dad is one of those people who have invisible friends, at least she learns what believers are.
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  12817. pff, the Romans could flood their circus
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  12818. @hempartist420 You are right, one should probably expect people to feel insulted over this, this why I do think that this was a bad idea. Still, it should be clear to any person that thinks about this for a moment that stuff done to "living humans" is waaay worse than there are worse things the US military has/might have done to be enraged over. Fun fact, pissing on graces was done in old times (by "unsoiled" children) to keep the ghosts away.
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  12819. @kirillka conspiracy much?
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  12820. @DamianiWins They would still want to sell their goods there because more people can afford it there and they would want to live there because there they have public police. ;-)
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  12821. @AnonEyeMouse You are less likely to get hired for a classic white-collar position with a visible tatoo, so you that makes it even less likelier to leave your "class".
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  12822. @metadaptation White torture of course, leaves no marks therefore it's aaaallllriiiiiight. I heard sensory deprivation is fun and what doesn't kills it just makes it stronger. :->
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  12823. @Graham6762 Screwed in what situation?
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  12824. but of course, all ever, just like the killing of Ceasar
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  12825. @Zefurion1988 If it was just for a "clean white shine" they could've used soapstone.
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  12826. @Froish Super-relativistic position would go even further "You can't really know for certain under all circumstances."
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  12827. I asked one and he told me that in fact Sunni are not Muslims, who is correct?
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  12828. @omarlives LOL, that story was basically a hoax, they don't add embryonic cells to their products.
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  12829. @DemonWithAHumanHeart Nope, it's "fair use", for it to fall under public domain you would have to wait a century.
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  12830. Doesn't everyone create their own personal concept in their mind? Mind you we have differing concepts about everything in this world, you might stand next to me and stare at the same apple on the table and very likely still have a concept about this apple in your mind than the one of me, psychology, perceptual/gestalt psychology 101…
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  12831. there are good records for how the universe and stars came into being
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  12832. not voting for one candidate is not the same as voting for the other one
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  12833. you should put that in relation to how many burglaries happen
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  12834. And if people hear the heartbeat of someone on a death row, will they change their opinion of the death penalty?
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  12835. Actually I intended to write something longer how even subspecies wouldn't fit since it would mean long isolation and not merely some 1000s years, but then that come across exceptions to this rule. As the definition of a species is already problematic and not as clear-cut as one would like it to be, the one for subspecies is even worse, still I don't know whether it's right to talk about a Jewish subspecies, Israel is no island.
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  12836. Well exorcism is practised by Jesus in the New Testament so it's a fixed part of Christianity.
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  12837. And they eat baby corpses in gold foil, AJ said so.
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  12838. @DarthBenadic But anonymous is not a group but simply a denomination.
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  12839. Franklin had the idea, it never got implemented in his lifetime (and there was no need for, since trains weren't around and standardized time wasn't popular anyways, so local time was used → 12:00am is when the sun is the highest)
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  12840. How fake? Implants?
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  12841. Actually no, Freemasons don't even allow atheists AFAIK.
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  12842. you are talking about just a single FGM form
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  12843. real citizenship would be expensive though
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  12844. It's not, but strong winds might be a problem in the decades to come. Oh and possibly the foundation.
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  12845. @angelwolf333 Huh? Why that?
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  12846. @jessiib12 Want to bet that this exists?
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  12847. You assume Cenk is a Muslim? And I am pretty sure the veil is prebiblical, after all one of the things ancient Romans were proud of was that women could safely go on the paved roads at all times.
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  12848. @skatealex1 When did he said to reform criminal law in regards to copyright?
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  12849. @DemonicGemini It's up and down man, up and down.
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  12850. it's not the searching itself, it's the opening of the honeypot page because your browser also sends from which site you came in most cases the opened site knows the URL of your google search and thus your search words
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  12851. Did they pay at least for all the CO2 they created?
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  12852. According to a poll taken by the Palestine Center for Public Opinion, only 10% of Palestinians are in favor of one-state solution.
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  12853. @JDubs878 What would make the Muslims in SA any more representative?
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  12854. @jenisedai True, but the harvest is low, that's what makes it so expensive.
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  12855. @dfbhcf A part of her should have the same rights as the rest?
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  12856. well, if they meant that type of non-cognitivism then their plan makes no sense
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  12857. So only human females display themselves?
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  12858. you missed his sarcasm :D
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  12859. @bohnstube What now? His account or his computer?
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  12860. @MegaWaxz indeed, si vis pacem para bellum
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  12861. @birdbath318 Does the gender it at age make even a difference? I believe not.
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  12862. its their fault man don't have multiple wives anymore?
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  12863. @evilyakko If all pictured persons are consenting to this (and aware of possible consequences) then I see no reason why.
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  12864. @PaddyCollector People who want to bring back Ammurikkas pride and Jebuzzes heritage!
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  12865. @CAlex6977 Not the first time.
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  12866. @hailtothejedi Huh? What government programs would you claim? I come from quite a socialised country with all basic health care (including psychological one) state-run and I have never heard from a state-run program for Aspies.
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  12867. @diplomatic423 Depends on the definition of child porn, in some juristiction it is distinguished between children and youngsters (14-18).
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  12868. US states rather homogeneous?!
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  12869. Just like they force everyone to conduct miscegenation? :->
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  12870. Did you choose to believe that there was no pink invisible unicorn? Do you feel justified in not believing in it? Should a person rather justify what he _not_ believe in or rather what he does believe.
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  12871. > It's simply because we have a responsibility" to protect, respect, and love all animals. Including insects and other Invertebrates?
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  12872. @StarveTheSystem A patent from 1915?
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  12873. But the problem begins already at drawing the line of where life begins.
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  12874. @maradona2 DEFLATION, please read carefully, I wrote 'deflation'!
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  12875. WP: "The Latin Church now admits married men of mature age to ordination as deacons, provided that they intend to remain permanently as deacons and do not intend to advance to priestly ordination"
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  12876. @barkevvv I prefer Tolkien's work.
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  12877. @kchiem He has to eat up what his little son doesn't.
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  12878. Did you know that the Russian alphabet is pretty similar to the Latin one?
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  12879. crowded theater, "fire!"
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  12880. You know one way on to 'properly' dispose old flags and old holy books? That's right, by burning, so again, it's all about the context in what the burning is happening.
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  12881. @RegioLunar What's a "species" according to you?
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  12882. TYI, (Red) China is regulating itself since quite some time now.
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  12883. > If you are for life then life starting at conception is the most consistent view. Why exactly?
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  12884. Raising it by N+1 years every N years and nobody is going to retire anymore. All problems solved!
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  12885. Well, then that's a dumb custom. It's my business as a human what other humans do.
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  12886. Don't want to talk about it, eh?
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  12887. But then it's not the Quran, no? A Muslim on Youtube said so when someone pointed out a certain verse to him, saying that the translation was problematic.
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  12888. the verses as I read them don't talk about alcohol in the same way as about pork, that was my point
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  12889. @romanmir01 Well, taxes are mostly transaction taxes, while inflation would be considered a property tax, so that's not similar either.
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  12890. That's quite unrelated.
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  12891. Is it the honour thing that disallows woman from driving cars in Saudi Arabia?
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  12892. @chestveeg There are no historical records from his existence from the historians of this time living there, apparently he wasn't noteworthy enough.
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  12893. the kindle is not a glowing rectangle
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  12894. @CmdrSloanne If you say they are then they have been it like this from the beginning, you know why it has no formal constituion?
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  12895. When I checked they were still there, anyways there are site that documented them, look at storify [dot] com/dkiesow/the-controlled-explosion-farce
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  12896. Huh? Are you protecting the Catholic church of the middle ages?
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  12897. @vidael They outsourced their support and public relations department to India just like all other larger companies.
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  12898. @reg12269 Where do whites define/identify themselves with "their" best members? No matter who does it, it's simply dumb. A role model is fine but a role model does not necessarily have to have the same amount of melanin in the skin.
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  12899. @595o Seems like YT doesn't like lists.
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  12900. > He gave different religions for different times. Huh? I thought that it was always Islam that was "brought" and that bad people only twisted it, e.g. some Muslim scholars claim that Buddha was a Muslim prophet and brought Islam and only got twisted into Buddhism, twisted story if you ask me but that's what you come up when you've got nothing better to do I guess.
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  12901. Why break it when you can separate it? ;)
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  12902. @dsquaredmlg It's likelier that you get the cancer from the flying (cosmic radiation).
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  12903. @Tempus81 Gold can be applied very thinly, it's perfect for plating.
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  12904. @mrchiefofsinners Why Christ, why not Muhammad? I heard he outlawed pictures of people in general.
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  12905. @sonicase The mating choice might be what changed through evolution, although you are right, TYT definitely needs a science advisor.
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  12906. @robbypjr Our nature is how we were born.
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  12907. @groam6666 No need for removing something what was never specifically included and that makes the constitution secular.
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  12908. @H2Ohexagon There are eco people out there who believe that humanity needs to greatly reduced, probably including the creator of the Captain Planet series.
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  12909. @agoloshapov So the guards can have free pr0n?
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  12910. "The internet has helped me learn about Reptiloids! Alex Jones' friend Icke told me about it!!1111one" ;)
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  12911. Well using that argument and considering there are (and probably always will be) gaps in our knowledge you could always argue for religion, more specifically for the "god of the gaps".
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  12912. 1) That's not the definition of atheism. 2) Because stuff is complex a (I guess omnipotent) creator is plausible? Seems like a typical non-sequitur.
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  12913. > They will NEVER do a story that highlights the good that Christian/religious based organizations do in the community. Good despite being Christian? Seriously now, there are secular organizations that do good too, so unless you are claiming that only religious organizations can help I don't see why it should matter whether it's religious or not? Or is helping just of secondary importance after promoting their religion? If you were their spokesperson it sure would look like this.
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  12914. 3d chess!!!1
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  12915. A system that takes and takes, like private insurances?
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  12916. an unusual controlled demolition starting from the top? :->
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  12917. @BarbaraJD It's not about the holy books, it's also about the oral traditions, what some insecure Muslims might not tell you is that their book needs the oral traditions for interpretations of many parts.
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  12918. @aaronsande I don't think a judge can't directly declare someone as inept for defending him, but maybe he could ask for a psychological evaluation (although since that's concerning that this is the pre-trial stage I am not sure if a judge would be responsible for such actions).
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  12919. bible means book, which book are you talking about? the quran?
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  12920. Well, then it's up to interpretation again, isn't it?
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  12921. +samiamtheman 73 Some European countries have or until recently had militia armies, still nobody would get join it and be allowed to have a gun without screening and training.
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  12922. @Balencian Why should specifically atheists explain it to you? The definition of an atheist is very loose. One might believe in aliens that created everything in a meta-world and still be considered an atheist by definition.
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  12923. More like rerum novarum or more like quadragesimo anno?
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  12924. @PrevailingTruth1 You don't think god created everything?
    1
  12925. His younger sibling?
    1
  12926. is it true that you put apple/pear sirup on everything?
    1
  12927. @joe133322 there are several forms, some only involving removal of the clitoral hood and band and therefore quite equivalent to male circumcision
    1
  12928. it does have an ozone layer and an atmosphere
    1
  12929. It was a time of peace, not necessarily a time of Islam that much, old traditions were still rampant, the views of the elites and the common folks differed a lot.
    1
  12930. Well, they do get attacked in their own countries, especially latter in e.g. Egypt.
    1
  12931. > probably because of its tolerance during the Weimar Years Meh tolerance maybe, it was still illegal AFAIK.
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  12932. @StraightxXxEdge07 Would we great if they really used this line in the future. Can someone please petition for it?
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  12933. @ecwaufisxtreme Your trolling skills seem to dwindle away.
    1
  12934. the hand that feeds him? so the conspiracy king AJ is part of a conspiracy himself? we need to get deeper!
    1
  12935. @Xenthoid Well, think about it, there is no 3rd option for an all-knowing deity, it is always aware of all consequences and it makes no difference for itself.
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  12936. persecution complex much?
    1
  12937. @bachmann4president One? Where have you been?
    1
  12938. "Koch" is properly pronounced with the "ch" pronounced like the one at the end of "church", not like like "coke"! :O
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  12939. @Hammerhead547 Interesting, thanks.
    1
  12940. I thought minority Jewish sects had their say there? The conservative ones with their funny outfits.
    1
  12941. @johnchapterseventeen Pirates and the climate..fact.
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  12942. Hey, I noticed the sound is not very good.
    1
  12943. What's a branch other than a subjective classification, also what's your point?
    1
  12944. that wasn't an elimination of all possibilities… I am sure you also didn't eliminate all possibilities of the Easter Bunny, Santa, the pink-invisible Unicorn, the Spaghetti Monster or Russel's teapot existing, you surely wouldn't call them imaginary either, eh?
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  12945. at least you could form a full sentence without being… oh look a butterfly!
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  12946. "Everybody knows the truth" I don't agree with this claim. I see no evidence to back this up.
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  12947. @TruthAndMoreTruth Gödel disagrees.
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  12948. @Capng123 A birth certificate doesn't say where your are residing.
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  12949. @Jussimania Plastic needs a detonator, hitting it really hard AFAIK doesn't do it.
    1
  12950. Football player might be manlier but at least Soccer players are no imbeciles.
    1
  12951. See comments above.
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  12952. @MudHut67 Nope, it really does work, it's basically doing the same knot the direct way.
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  12953. @bajoverga Well, 'freedom' can basically be used as justification for anything, an example: The communists upheld that they brought "freedom from oppression by the wealthy".
    1
  12954. nah, food shouldn't be sterile unless you have good reasons (absurd long shelf life, e.g. for the military/bunkers), we need germs
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  12955. @hofifut Maybe they "look out for them" while making fun of them? ;-)
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  12956. > Pigs eat where they shit. Not in nature. > It's a well known fact. BS fact then > And if that wasn't enough, pigs are one of those animals that actually eat excrement, including their own Nope pigs don't produce caecotrophes, you probably got that mixed up with guinea pigs.
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  12957. coup not supported vs supported by the majority?
    1
  12958. @TheReallitycheck The foundation was unstable, remember, the lower part was hollow, a whole side was burning, there were noises, so it was just a question of time.
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  12959. @kazekage321414 There is nothing about separation of powers in the constitution?
    1
  12960. less people will want to live/open their business there, some people might lose money this way
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  12961. @YawnGod Same in French, there are people who pronounce "oui" like the sound when whirling a stick.
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  12962. not very
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  12963. @ccricers I doubt that with Pakistan.
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  12964. @MuseManMike 5 is E, like in the German grading system?
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  12965. @highwayknite ratio of information in data
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  12966. @PyROphantasie There is always a shadow of a doubt, you always make certain assumption, like that when you have evidence from a security camera then it's foolproof.
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  12967. I thought corpses float? Or did they attach some weight to it?
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  12968. @bobbytiger So the people at OWS are all "rag-tag left winged loonies protesting whatever they think they are protesting"? What are the tea baggers then? Real American patriots?
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  12969. @DKPrepper Does an inmate also deserve a gun?
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  12970. @Nasbayern Nah, saying "everything" would be unfair, e.g. it's not their fault there sectarianism.
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  12971. a lot? do cattle get their last antibiotics right before they get slaughtered? I doubt it, so the residue can't be very much when also taking into account other factors
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  12972. @MustacheVerra Yeah, a jewish state goes against modern ideas.
    1
  12973. you could very well depict in another base, in roman numerals, as 100 dots…
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  12974. @Commander6444 Nope, wasn't him.
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  12975. @FearEquality Depends on definition of feelings. If you bind feelings to identify, then they clearly don't have feelings.
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  12976. @EscpdFrmPsykward What's bad about gentech?
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  12977. @Ragitsu Well the racists are correct there in this case, but they still need to justify why they do not try to overcome this thinking pattern now they are aware of it.
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  12978. @JUiiCYxC0UTUREx3 sounds fine to me, just like fox news
    1
  12979. just like there is no such thing as free police protection of your property
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  12980. @JUDALATION You might call Porsche German, you might call it Austrian, but hell not Italian!
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  12981. @MsLyontamer Religion is nothing without believers, therefore a religion is defined by them.
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  12982. @Bellita1 9/11 might have been before your time, but there was airport security even before that
    1
  12983. There is no double standard if the standard is money.
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  12984. @HelmetBlissta In this case I am on the rich side (not working there) therefore I approve of capitalism in this case. I don't want to pay more for sugar.
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  12985. It's less inclusive, not a problem per se until you talk about public entities that should always be all-inclusive when it comes to religions.
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  12986. sparks from the tires?
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  12987. @ByTheShortAndCurlies By what criterion? By their last name? The length of their nose? Their identity?
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  12988. @bobbytiger Well, things must have been different in the times of Watergate.
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  12989. @Alkindi90 "sadistic"? Again, the corpses are inanimate objects.
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  12990. Loaded question is loaded.
    1
  12991. Many people are, e.g. they don't approve of some people having kids when there is a hereditary risk attached.
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  12992. affect
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  12993. Oh you mad.
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  12994. @Plato86 Are you a troll or are you really not aware of the general libertarian (liberal in continental speak) stance on this.,
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  12995. Were those murals made by Diego Rivera?
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  12996. @TheFunkyDomination Interesting, where I am from 2L is the upper limit for bottles.
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  12997. @jag10 Wouldn't it be still be "global warming" if it was just a "trend of incremental minimal warming during a cool period" and no hoax?
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  12998. Inferiority complex on the inside, hate for perceived injustice on the outside.
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  12999. PLACE DISPENSER HERE!
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  13000. @cymruadam Incorrect, as we all have some "faulty" genes.
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  13001. Jew enough for the Nutzis, but not Jew enough for Israel?
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  13002. @moeharris " will fuck somebody up if they fuck with them" heh
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  13003. @RocksSparky It's what distinguishes Christians from Muslims.
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  13004. mutant rats?
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  13005. Well, there is a difference between being welcoming someone with "open arms" and offering at least a minimum of hospitality towards everyone, even the ambassador of your "worst enemy".
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  13006. @joealaffa07 true, justin bieber was a fake and the news was brought you by the finest news network
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  13007. so it's the complete set of genes that is the determining factor?
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  13008. @backslava astrophysicsts have to deal with WIMPs
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  13009. @interfan63 there is always enough space for a god of the gaps
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  13010. I am sure there are people with more melanin in their skin
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  13011. @DeepSouth16 Well, your username made it seem otherwise…
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  13012. @Wrath0fKhan Yes and no, if they had tasks given specifically given to them they weren't allowed to help each other out.
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  13013. > This one I'm going to have to disagree with, not so much because I believe in those things but because we CAN'T disprove them no matter how unlikely something is. But is it reasonable to believe in Santa Clause, the tooth fairy, Russel's teapot, pink invisible unicorn and the spaghetti monster? I don't think so.
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  13014. @Clubbingshawn It "dosn't [sic] hold" in what sense?
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  13015. @noneyajdub Just like they were clowning conspiracy theorists and the people not believing in the Easter bunny!
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  13016. > educational standards were much higher Hehe, good one.
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  13017. @kazooga1234 indeed such stuff is not reliable, but it might be reliable enough for people interested in such data
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  13018. she also meant "passive" support, whatever she meant by this
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  13019. @wingofshu Incorrect, there are only about 0.3 billion Arabs but more than 1.2 billion Muslims.
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  13020. @Lobos222 Mhm.
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  13021. You left out crocoduck, didn't you?
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  13022. @TheMuziekmann "supposed"? Are you now talking about the life humans lived the majority of their time as nomads? Had masturbation been a problem it probably wouldn't be possible now.
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  13023. @runningchance Ron Paul a truther? Seriously?!
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  13024. Not legally in the US.
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  13025. @Plato86 Why? So you don't feel bad about staying there?
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  13026. @Otzmatron Did you just change the subject from whether vaccinations are harmful to whether government should support vaccinations? Anyways, since unvaccinated people can pose a risk to the general public I believe a point could be made for the general public represented by e.g. the government standing behind getting the majority vaccinated.
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  13027. @kavkaz7kavkaz Well, you can have that stance, that others can do whatever they want to do in name of their customs as long as it doesn't affect oneself, but I was just wondering if you would extend that to just _any_ action. What if they did the most horrible things imaginable, would you stand by your point and say "they do their thing and I do mine"?
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  13028. @hablerz You got to be kidding me. The only I know possibly related to this that in pre-WWI Europe some European powers where seriously afraid of Russia which is why the UK tried to bundle with the German empire before they went with France, damn you Bismarck!
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  13029. @Hendrix92TheUniverse Sir, may I ask you to stop posting here?
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  13030. @frostyuk2007 the Sophists?
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  13031. @murderface74 I am speaking of the no-planes, no-towers and no-NYC truther movements that are daily undermined and made fun off.
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  13032. ever wondered why the resurrection is celebrated at that time of the year?
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  13033. > Let's consider we're talking about humans What about braindead humans?
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  13034. that's not how DNA works
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  13035. @DarkF00L yeah, esp. the evolutionary algorithms to do those nifty NP tasks
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  13036. @kylerinn The pirating users they catch didn't use techniques (like middle-mans s.c. "proxies") to be somewhat anonymous.
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  13037. @ak47CANNON Blu-ray?
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  13038. oregano? P73?
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  13039. @windexfighter77 "quote from 1981"
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  13040. @spacelover2000 Injection of hate speech into other minds? Well, I guess the people that put freedom-of-speech over most other things are i.a. have the optimistic viewpoint that in the end the "good speech" prevails. And of course also the point Cenk mentioned that regulated speech is a slippery slope.
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  13041. But Cenk's question was about whether that is an eurocentric beaty standard.
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  13042. @TaberLion I would argue that the official statements by the Catholic church gives Christianity a better name than the ones from the many baptist-protestant churches in the bible belt of the US.
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  13043. @Christfollower29 The reality that money and "connections" (cronyism) are everything?
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  13044. You can already if it's not copyright protected.
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  13045. @joshuanv28 You might be shocked to find out that there are people born sterile.
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  13046. @punkduderock Social sciences are not unanimously considered science for several reasons (black box problem, no formalisation) and make up only a tiny bit of what goes on under the banner of "science".
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  13047. @VadZlFish Yeah, humans move those tectonic plates. :->
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  13048. May I ask where you get this idea from? I genuinely wonder where this originates from.
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  13049. you mean that it would not replace for the same letter and that's only true for the drum or the board alone, combined they might very well cancel each other out AFAIK
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  13050. Dude, where's the money?
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  13051. Who doesn't?
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  13052. It is said according to Hinduism or the Mithras cult? :->
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  13053. keep drinking the overpriced vitamin cocktails, AJ sells you :)
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  13054. @daddyleon They do? Well, that's interesting.
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  13055. 100 dislikes? Is his fanclub here?
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  13056. he was on CNN, he matters
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  13057. I would pay less the first time and should I have a good experience I might pay more next time.
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  13058. @midnightslastashes but only because there is no gay marriage
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  13059. @genie0390 A Goverment has different purposes than a profit-oriented organisations, it's just logical that corporations don't have the same power. On the other hand the goverment needs the trust of the corporations and support a healthy grow. Compare corporations to plants and the goverment to a gardener who wants to have a healthy garden, rich and diverse, without overgrowth and no monoculture.
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  13060. @CarolinaPine Well, to be fair they had not the equal rights as Muslims, but in Spain they were even allowed to continue to produce some freakin' Wine (at least to some extend).
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  13061. An adversary to an omnipotent being? Do you even beleive the stuff you believe to believe in?
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  13062. @leeroynaggins Ben's the new Ana.
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  13063. Still doesn't change a fact about the UN not having any real power, the execution of these proposals is done by the US' executive powers itself. P.S. What's a "UN BYWAY"? You talking about UNESCO stuff?
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  13064. [Citation needed], otherwise can be considered BS
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  13065. If they are "blatantly false" why do people believe, because they are gullible/ignorant/simple-minded? Can't you imagine being in their position and thinking the same about Christians?
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  13066. @RichoRosai What's a "right wing ideology" in this regard? "The end justifies the means?"
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  13067. Normal people too, WP: "Colonial militia laws—and after 1776 those of the states—required able-bodied white men to enroll in the militia and to undergo a minimum of military training, all without pay."
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  13068. @ghostgate82 Not necessarily, subsequent does not mean that they built on this in a way that makes it incompatible with what latter becomes apparent to be true. Example: Some explanations using aether still happend to be right to a certain degree (e.g. on reflection, polarization). I guess you could take the super-relativistic position of "nothing is right because not everything can't (reliably) be explained", but why would anyone do that?
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  13069. it already was, north of Japan, look what's now Russian
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  13070. @theUSER101 It's about legalising and _regulating_ Marijuana and about _regulating_ guns but not making them illegal.
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  13071. @The6string1 If that was the reason then Burma would have been a better a place to invade.
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  13072. @thegreenseven Achieve more like Sheen? :->
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  13073. @vkvladman Hybridisation is a form of evolution (adaptation throughout generations) too.
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  13074. The problem lies in the definition of 'ethnic group', you are free to fit it your agenda, there is no objective fundament to it.
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  13075. I see no inherent reason why this should be this way.
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  13076. @PalestineATW Well, using your Britain analogy, do Brits with more Saxon or Roman roots have less of a right to live there than those with less (and more Celtic roots)? Don't get me wrong, I am not taking that much sides in this particular conflict than I am interested in general implications of such arguments as you bring forward. "Pure Berbers" could use this argument in North Africa, "Pure Persians" in Iran and don't even get me started on Afghanistan, Pakistan and Turkmenistan.
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  13077. @catonic Maybe they should have the choice but also be advised on why a certain choice might be a bad idea. The same should be the case for abortions IMHO (and it's how it is handled in some countries).
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  13078. @noyouaintgettingit they would still need some money though
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  13079. @bbphnix "The 1973 Constitution defines Syria officially as a secular socialist state with Islam recognised as majority religion"
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  13080. @billhed405 10 commandments = international law?! Wha-?
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  13081. Ye, that's why he sent the tornadoes in the first place, right?
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  13082. No you loose, because you apparently missed my original point, if someone believes in a almighty (this alknowing) creator being, then he can't claim that anything would happen that would be unexpected or against its plans.
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  13083. @piklweezl Population control through hunting is an hard and menial task and should best be done by the person who owns the land.
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  13084. @AmericanResponses It's the horn of the devil.
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  13085. @wargarurumon Which ones are better the French or the Flamish ones?
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  13086. @tyrongkojy Well, in 20 years there it won't be patent protected anymore.
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  13087. @remember11220 He is! The show should be renamed to "The Ben's show"
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  13088. @VCMates FAIL, never learned that circumcision is also practised in Islam?
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  13089. @ETworldjone they did enough times
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  13090. @BoracayOcean69 Your god made him this way, 'nice' of him that he changed his mind and turned him 'normal'. Now what about those other unfortunate peoples? ;-)
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  13091. @mtba4life and the really pale ones (like gingers) are not even considered beatiful
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  13092. > islam gave the women rights thousands of years before rennaissance. Fun fact: and the Egyptian religion even before that, killing female newborns was not OK for them.
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  13093. @chaumont20 Lolz, I heard the same from creationists. You are apparently unaware of how peer-reviewing works and on what scale (internationally) it is done.
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  13094. How would a sophisticated discussion about religion look like in your opinion?
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  13095. well, with guns there are more potential non-involved victims
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  13096. this green screen technology is getting better and better every day
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  13097. @gfs119 They tell you exactly what goes to missionary work and what not?
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  13098. @ParadoxEcho It's actually (demotic) Latin, the Greek equivalent is "Phosphorus".
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  13099. […] > »Also, they do nothing for the earth.« Oh boy, this would be a perfect starting point for a long philosphical discussion, I hope you see this too. On top of that, by using this pragmatic argument (›for the greater good!‹) you are entering dangerous grounds. > »As for attraction in children, this is simply not the appropriate developmental stage for sex issues« Depending on what you mean with ›sex issues‹ I might even agree with you.
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  13100. @GeekProdigyGuy I have lectures punctuated with a Q.E.D. ;-)
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  13101. @ProductionMarx Not every German name is a Jewish one, quite the opposite in this case, it stands for a craft Jews could hardly do.
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  13102. @piss666off Hell yeah, I wanna be rich! Where do I sign?
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  13103. @underbjorn It's not worthless to a company if they are in dire need of this particular employee, ie. if he is hardly replaceable. Remember, companies don't just need to attract clients but also employees if they want to grow and flourish.
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  13104. LOL, spammer
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  13105. where would you draw the line between allowed and not allowed ideologies?
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  13106. @qw2589 For whom?
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  13107. @leonia97 what if it's a namesake?
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  13108. is he so perfect he can create a stone so heavy he himself can't lift it?
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  13109. @jwdesign336 If someone beliefs kooky things (like in this case that he converted a dead body) then why shouldn't others be free to make fun of what they see as absurd beliefs? And if people "lay down their lives" for such beliefs how does that makes such beliefs any less absurd, i.e. fun for others?
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  13110. @IshmaelKipling The US isn't the world.
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  13111. @crammasters Yes, we should really allow blacks to work at pharmaceutical companies.
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  13112. well, first of all the Romans were the ones doing the crucifixion, contemporary historians describe him as brutal even for his time, ever wondered what they were making fun of in the Life of Brian when they made the Pontius character there the way they made him?
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  13113. if they can't form words then they can't form them and then convert them, but numbering a picture book and then ask them to form sentences using that might be interesting
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  13114. What difference?
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  13115. @philateliceun Incorrect, they made it past Byzantion.
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  13116. 20 years? Is that the time it takes the ground water there is depleted?
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  13117. it only sucks in the US
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  13118. Now think what if she had Google Glasses.
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  13119. @MLadyAzzera Huh? Why not visit the children's homes themselves? Also, AFAIK these are state-run everywhere so asking for their portfolio shouldn't be expensive.
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  13120. if you are in the UK and certain currents change because of the climate change then I've got bad news for you
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  13121. You failed to understand what "observe" means in that case.
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  13122. IED does not equal IED
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  13123. @kFIRmAGNOON Did you just equate this movement will all Christians?
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  13124. @lovelittlecats Passively or actively? You sure he did do this?
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  13125. @Issypt Come back with some cross-checked, reliable sources.
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  13126. Why didn't this work out in the industrial revolution?
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  13127. @drolsitsirhc 1) Talking about anal sex when it's just about homosexuality, you sir, are the one diverting it now. 2) Both are things one can not chosen (notet hat by this I do not claim that homosexuals were born this way).
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  13128. @AntiHamster500 Nah, not phimosis, more like frenulum breve.
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  13129. @MormonFaith101 it's unnatural to live longer than to your 20s
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  13130. > population can actually live without the need of 'allopathic medicine'. What else? Useless globuli? LOL
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  13131. double blind or BS
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  13132. @MrJaiLeeworthy When is he suggesting that? I see just a pragmatic approach to his idea of a future culture he calls "Atheism 2.0"
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  13133. @disagreeandyoudie According to them it is, so you can't speak for all of Islam.
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  13134. @chrlpolk I don't see lobbying or the government giving money to non-profit organizations by itself to be a problem.
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  13135. 42
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  13136. @usaf317 Huh? Humans are not part of nature?
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  13137. @innHD Like the constitution?
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  13138. god created everything knowingly therefore everything is according to his plan. if you believe he devil is omnipotent, then you are not a monotheist anymore.
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  13139. @ImprovingGoose The Greeks did it. Because of Hellenism the Muslims then got it.
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  13140. @bigcomcast Old testament I guess? Or the last pages of the new one?
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  13141. I don't like "spongy" terms so I personally wouldn't talk about it at all, but yes in this case I would be included to. But going back to what you originally wrote, do you think those people you talked about really identified as Jews? I doubt it.
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  13142. @KiheiLawyer Excel?! Seriously?!
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  13143. @ir0ckfartz west host
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  13144. you missed his point about how a gun might have not helped the situation? the druggie might have not been afraid, shrapnel might have hit his family
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  13145. You forgot recombination.
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  13146. cheap guinea pigs
    1
  13147. well, estrogen stops the egg attaching after it moved down, that's after what is generally considered conception
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  13148. link to peer-reviewed study pls
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  13149. nah, aluminium has pretty much shown to be not at fault here, it's an effect not a cause
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  13150. @alashabibti It was marked private until recently.
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  13151. All hail the god of the gaps!
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  13152. @dhebert111 Is this like Bingo voting?
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  13153. They are also anti-unicorns.
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  13154. @Cyberpunk747 Egypt is North Africa and is still eastwards from London.
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  13155. @Wolliom I am not sarcastic, I really don't know what the word means in this context. Inadequate normally means there is not enough of something, a lack of smth, a shortage.
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  13156. @ypsidan04 these types of websites can be already well targeted if they are US hosted or use a TLD from a US TLD provider
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  13157. great tornadoes, right?
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  13158. @StoneTNo5 all sports but cricket!!!!!1111oneone
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  13159. "Wow, this James Deen looks great, I want to join in on the fun!"? And only girls?
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  13160. "We know nothing about why planes fly. Aviation is stupid."
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  13161. only in strongly typed
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  13162. @3HDPS Natural as in natural occurring, indeed. You believe in something something else? Aliens or a conspiracy maybe?
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  13163. Where? In the US? Outside of when talking about the history? Even the Soviets let loose of it at some point, LOL.
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  13164. The odd thing is that jesus is presented as "bringer of the [old] law" as well.
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  13165. Deflation can be very bad, ask Argentina.
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  13166. Which one is the wrong side for pedestrians?!
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  13167. this would not prevent someone from tunneling internet traffic on top of their protocol
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  13168. You missed the circumsision part, maybe something went wrong and then he had a "hidden penis".
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  13169. social studies might be considered hardly scientific
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  13170. @musiclover3214 You might be too young, it's a term from the early nineties.
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  13171. I thought they said this about the Quran?
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  13172. Blame all of them, just in case.
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  13173. @drjacklint make that 1945
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  13174. > Plenty of adult men get circumcised and have reported an increase in pleasure for both partners. Well, why would an adult man get circumcised in the first place? Probably not for no reason.
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  13175. @Pelonetillo Depends on the definition and distinction of species, AFAIK there is not an universal one.
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  13176. @asyouweresir Look it up, you can find a video created from a helicopter where they show how the whole side is on fire.
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  13177. it decreases the chances but it's not reliable
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  13178. @595o Also, AFAIK the original king james version does have certain parts in it that are put in braces in recent versions because they couldn't be found in the later found old-greek versions.
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  13179. @Neylonx Nope, copyright protects creative works (and sometimes to-some-extend just works that took effort), patents ideas. One is a personal right (thus non-transferable, just its exploitation right is), the other not. One is implicitly given (although in the US the rules were a little bit different for works in the public in the past), the other has to explicit requested. I could go on forever, there is a also an interesting historical component to it.
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  13180. look but even you have to admit that the words itself not necessarily mean anything, as always it's the message that matters, in this case he was making fun of those who think he's Muslim
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  13181. > God is present in medicine And diarrhea, right?
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  13182. "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." -various
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  13183. > arbitrarily dismiss If there is no good evidence for it the dismissal is not arbitary.
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  13184. @Capng123 I thought he just meant having a little bit fun this direction but not the real thing.
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  13185. White sounds like color to me.
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  13186. @Kardiatheon How about "1-man-1-woman marriage" or "1:1-man-woman marriage"?
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  13187. @Rabsputin The Union waged war against them and won it, fair and square.
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  13188. possibly, possibly not
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  13189. @rhshodagsellis "molded together" I'm sorry, but You sir, make no sense.
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  13190. @muds4u And now you are being disrespectful towards me. What's wrong with you, you got anger issues? I was trying to make the point that each and every action can be considered disrespectful towards someone/something.
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  13191. They should have played Stars and Stripes and displayed the American flag in the background when Cenk started with "We make everythign better…"
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  13192. +Elite Perfumes Laziness?
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  13193. @skeletorphd crossbreeding does not work in any of these cases
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  13194. @Jo0o0odie1995 Huh? There was the instalment of the shah in between that.
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  13195. @hippydude89 Where does nature end?
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  13196. @TheGiantRobot The German Reich the most atheistic society in the 19th century?! Are you a troll or serious? You don't know Bavaria and Austria, do you?
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  13197. What need to become an organism? Seems to me like you humanize every matter.
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  13198. @disneylandtwo Don't forget about the Roman empire and before that.
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  13199. @dekotable Are they lazy because of their skin colour? Is that what you imply?
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  13200. they have been doing Africa quite a while now, there is nothing shocking about it anymore
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  13201. So when Iran be finally attacked? The silly season is there and nothing exciting on the news now that Libya and Fukushima became boring. The popcorn lobby should join the lobbying efforts for a good ol' war.
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  13202. @fullmetalchamploo It certainly is a justification for those who belief in it.
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  13203. > Tell me, how exactly did the soviet people conduct their cults to the all-powerful State? Education (similar to GDR's "Staatsbürgerkunde") and control over the media, the idea was that communist ideology only works if every one believes in it and that if it doesn't work then it's because of elements that didn't believe well enough.
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  13204. not all the things you mentioned are anantipode to the libertarian position, can you guess which ones?
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  13205. @TheSupersamwow But the sandwich doesn't diminish if people take a bite.
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  13206. Bristle guacamole is best served with a dish of lamenting soy sprouts.
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  13207. @Judicial78 There is not much to digest in shit since most of it is what it is because it's indigestible.
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  13208. did your father not know that your kind seperate but equal when he moved there?
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  13209. @jackvincent90 That's BS, at least he or his party never claimed this.
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  13210. @dlancer2k you mean the procedure as stated in the DMCA?
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  13211. sapere aude?
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  13212. @Zaxomio You are worried about diseases? You feel sick? Did you have a hypochondriac parent? You deserve to be in a higher insurance bracket.
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  13213. @Jarreason And the things he said about Obama related to this?
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  13214. @masahani7 God is especially angry at those people living near tectonic plate borders, right? :->
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  13215. @Stevie68000 Also they are male and have dark hair and relatively light skin!!! Also, they are humans and Glen Beck is able to connect them to communism!!!111 What does that say us??
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  13216. Dunno, but they find very old corpses there, e.g. from Roman times.
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  13217. natural birth techniques? like just having sex when the woman's libido is the lowest?
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  13218. Wow, that's cheap. But aren't pure noodles even cheaper?
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  13219. OK, then please tell me about it and also how the age of the earth is any less factual, than e.g. our understanding of plate tectonics.
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  13220. These are human traits you attribute to something not human, esp. when it's omnipotent. How can you even talk about "planing" and "thought" when you imagine an omnipotent being? And how would "order" you perceive be less a sign of rules rather than a non-deterministic, omnipotent being? Think about it.
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  13221. That the sun will rise is an assumption a very good one, just like when it's bright outside and you infer from that it has risen, but that the observation is what it seems to be to you is an assumption itself.
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  13222. lol degradation? the line is based on principles, it's no arbitrary like e.g. not allowing transgendered people to have sex
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  13223. @Nickmorama No, the piglet photo is no fake.
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  13224. lol, at some point the Arabs prefered the US over the UK (for obvious reasons)
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  13225. Ron Poll
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  13226. You got the piercings to make an impression on others, don't you?
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  13227. Not Dante?
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  13228. @OwtDaftUK Latino?! I thought it was east-European?!
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  13229. @mootant Universities were always targeted first when fascists came into power.
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  13230. @lilnicky492 So you believe all possible problems will solve themselves? Possibly, sick people will die but then they aren't sick anymore, right?
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  13231. @minipancho94 He tried to recreate the first LSD trip on a Segway?
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  13232. does making linearly more money make you linearly more happy?
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  13233. Boring talk, I want some ACTION!
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  13234. Huh? It's killing itself?
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  13235. You shouldn't solely rely on arguments from authority, arguments (in their full length, i.e. with everything implied included) need to stand on their own.
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  13236. @whoo689 Or the Russian ones? Or the Indian ones?
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  13237. @aboloes But only if you want the other side to win.
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  13238. @7tmo Fox cares about minorities, if he was killed they would have celebrated him as the best reporter ever. ;-)
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  13239. @MacabreManifesto D'oh of course God cares about us since we were created in his image. Also, everything rotates around us. ;-)
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  13240. @SubconsciousGatherer If you look at the old Onion videos you'll see they are talking much slower there.
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  13241. @WH012Vids Just like the the DPRK, am I right? :->
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  13242. huh ron paul might be considered isolationist, but I don't think he would have gone _THAT_ far, without embassies, trade becomes a problem
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  13243. @genie0390 What Cenk said is that corporations naturally seek to etablish a monopoly and there needs to be a counter-weight to that.
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  13244. @HARMANHOUSE1 nope, not the same radiation, go read it up
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  13245. @RageagainstRacism No, it's not, at least not formally. Though, it has been seen as a guide in interprepreting the constitution, as Lincoln said: "The Union is much older than the Constitution. It was formed in fact, by the Articles of Association in 1774. It was matured and continued by the Declaration of Independence in 1776."
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  13246. > To say Atheists have no faith, is untrue, they believe in science Ignoring that "believe in science" sounds ridiculous, it's not correct, the definition of atheism does _not_ imply that. You might e.g. believe things considered "supernatural" or otherwise unscientific and still be atheist.
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  13247. @EdgarD8387 Blame Hertz and the Catholic church?
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  13248. You can't talk about dragon, unicorns and god according to you?
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  13249. information is data that is reasonable, there is no inherent distinction between deletion and addition of data
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  13250. @MastermindX You earn wealth by being a good politically reliable apparatchik and working your way up in the party hierarchy. Scheming against rivals in the party is also a must.
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  13251. @HeroFlame in fact there is a rule in the Torah that apparently explicitly exempts the killing of an embryo of a woman by another person from being punished according to the eye for an eye rule (murder). [Exodus 21:22-25]
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  13252. so you would be for generally allowing circumcision in the US?
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  13253. heh, if it was just VSTOL then wouldn't the non-VSTOL variants be already ready?
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  13254. @Foltz22 I am pro-everyone per default, I prefer to judge people individually.
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  13255. So solid that the opinions between different Islamic countries differ quite a lot on what it constitutes. And I am sure the legal system in SA in not corrupt at all, that's why the royals get away with everything… :->
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  13256. it's already a rainbow nation
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  13257. @carl137 well, and Russia is hardly on the rise compared to China and India
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  13258. also don't forget that anti-discrimination laws are above contracts
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  13259. Good point.
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  13260. For starters clean your computer and change your passwords?
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  13261. in this case it seems to be about file _sharing_, not web sites
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  13262. I would argue that all religions with omnipotent and involved deities are basically very similar.
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  13263. @TrickyEmu Burma is de-facto Buddhism-oriented.
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  13264. When I go hungry to bed on a cold winter day I dream of bacon.
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  13265. @MrSalem454 tt does not divide, that's why there are Shia and Sunni Muslims, right? :->
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  13266. uh, that's compile time
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  13267. it's only gay if balls touch
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  13268. @Ibrahim1109 What a scripture says in this regard cannot be used as evidence, that would be cyclic reasoning, this would be like with a piece of paper with "this statement is true" written on it.
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  13269. not every mean is justified IMHO
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  13270. @apocaRUFF You know all the atheist of the people you were in contact with? You know most atheists in general?
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  13271. @Eirexeyes ?
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  13272. click on "All Comments"
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  13273. @bcourter82 Wouldn't that get you down instead of up? He is clearly on an upper.
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  13274. no other books are needed besides the religious books, since the religious books come from god!!!11one
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  13275. @UnderstandingAll So if someone happens to have bad encounters with Muslims is he then allowed to say that their religion is bad? You see, you can't have it both ways, either you separate believers from a religion or you don't, you can't have it both ways. My personal opinion is that while I wouldn't judge a religion on individuals who identify with this religion my stance is that a religion is only as good as its followers.
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  13276. @MostCommonName1 protection money extra charge?
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  13277. And what's the average price for the majority of abortions? Or the median?
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  13278. @dffykvn Water in Swiss bank accounts?
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  13279. @GermansMustDie "race" is what you make out of it, if you want a scientific (not as in e.g. social studies) classification you need a precise definition and reasoning behind why this classification in particular
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  13280. Maybe someone told him what happens after death with some of the colon contents.
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  13281. @SynneDennis I was trying to explain to him why there are different sexes, not trying to find an explanation why there's homosexuality.
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  13282. theoretically it could be made clean considered that solar panels consist of what? Silicon, a little bit bromine, copper, …
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  13283. +May Sandioriva For most Muslims the Quran alone is insufficient for their beliefs, that's why they also follow written down oral traditions (hadiths).
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  13284. Veneers?
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  13285. @kif868 1l of 100% orange juice costs € 0.79 at my local store here in good ol' Europe, that's about $ 1.83 for 1.75. 20% VAT included BTW. 2l of no-name cola costs ~ $ 0.51 and Coca-Cola $ 1.98
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  13286. is that why Turks drink, except on Ramadam? ;) Seriously though, what might be considered "moderate" and what not is hard to agree upon, kinda a bummer for those who want just want to follow some teachings without thinking too much about it.
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  13287. @AsifIcarebear3 their argument, it's like a pursuit only more stealthy
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  13288. So what does he/she control? According to Abrahamic beliefs he is control of everything, after all he is the omnipotent creator of everything.
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  13289. @Sei1863 Butt... but.. it's the voice of AMERRIKUA!
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  13290. But this isn't about moral ethics, this is about letting through BS claims.
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  13291. Ye, as if what we heard until now wasn't that cooky… :->
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  13292. @nosmailliwydocbocaj You have the right to worship whoever you want, and might it be it the mightly spaghetti monster, others have the right to make fun of you.
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  13293. They have to cooperate, the question is only in what way they do, whether by giving them direct access.
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  13294. @Darahcos Really? Private ones too? From the fed or the state?
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  13295. the gov is responsible for both in the same manner?
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  13296. @SilverRedIndigo I remember reading about the uproar about the journal, but it wasn't about "incest" if you define is as a relationship involving sex.
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  13297. @starcatcher2222 Well, doesn't the Dome of the Rock have a special meaning for some Muslims because of a hadith?
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  13298. BTW, no Corey? I was expecting him!
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  13299. Miss South Carolina FTW.
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  13300. @123shaheer123 Commenting on Youtube videos is harmful. we could be using our time for much more productive things.
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  13301. @letempdoitdir Yes, he is.
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  13302. @Kooshkff Religious people certainly shouldn't be bashed any less for their "interesting logic" than anyone else. It seems to me like you have a certain religious people persecution complex, but e.g. if you don't agree with this guy in this case you don't need to feel referred to.
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  13303. no consent?
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  13304. @Lukege15 The Catholic church did that in Canada? I thought they were mainly protestant (anglican) there, except in the French parts.
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  13305. @Plato86 Was it the "gay" or the "porn" that made it "immoral" in _your_ eyes?
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  13306. @medit84truth Indeed, overthrowing dictators thousand of miles away does not have much to with US law, except maybe with laws on war etc. That's basically federalism in a nutshell: pluralism internally, unity externally.
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  13307. @czar3578 "But herpa derp since you're Latino you're an illegal!" ;-)
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  13308. seems like someone here is obsessed with butt secks
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  13309. debates are healthy, debates are fun (most of the time at least)
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  13310. Ye, in reality they want the dick, you just need to show up, right? :-> It's always fun to see men trying their luck with them.
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  13311. @chestveeg What you will find is that many Pagan symbols have been perverted by the Christian and Jews.
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  13312. let me guess: the method is described in an oral tradition not every Muslim buys into?
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  13313. @ANND9496 contact lenses, my friend
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  13314. well, they sweat there too
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  13315. Some beliefs are more reasonable than others. I dislike unreasonable people.
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  13316. @kazekage321414 The abilities of the government as a whole? Separation of powers would be e.g. would have only the powers it needs to enforce a something coming from a judiciary instance.
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  13317. > Yes, I am against national anything. What about the pollution? And the resources that are used? (water, …)
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  13318. so you are saying the climate is not changing, it's just a cycle longer than a human life?
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  13319. @BlackMambakins Does it really matter where someone was born?
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  13320. But islam is much more than just the Quran, right?
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  13321. @eedobee Wait, so nobody would be allowed to review the evidence?
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  13322. How many people get force-spoon-fed every year?
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  13323. @ChannelMirror It's probably better this way. I'm pragmatic about it, so I am in favour of people being pragmatic about their beliefs.
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  13324. @hofifut I'd rather not trust an immature person that might be unable to cope with some situation or someone who likes to exercise power.
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  13325. huh? he broke it? it was news even before AJ had his show
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  13326. A good restoration job would try to mimic the original colours chemically and do something to prevent more damage in the future. Conserving a frescho can be hard, see DaVinci's Last Supper.
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  13327. @ampdgmr They have no up-to-3-years-age-difference-makes-it-ok rules in some states of the US?
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  13328. @Psychodegu The proof shown to the public was adequate for agencies and the only form in which they do birth certificates in Hawaii since 2001.
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  13329.  @ThatGuy-kz3fx  Which ones? Not PE-HD, PE-LD or PET.
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  13330. @mecher3k Well, tell that to pro-lifers using images for making an emotional argument. Just like a dog is just a dog and a chicken just a chicken.
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  13331. @pandaSmore Apparently, age 5/6 is when they start going to prep school (often par of the kindergarten) or elementary school where I come from. ;-)
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  13332. @blueboyblue And when the WTC went directly to the funerals it wasn't targeted and therefore harassment?
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  13333. @EvilFingers And they left the place how?
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  13334. @ex0duzz It's not so much the same thing because if they prosecute someone for certain things they add the drug charges on top, also this way they do not violate international agreements.
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  13335. @ruthven78 Sure on that? I believe it has labour-inducing effects on the mother, not that many effects of the fetus, that's why it was used in cases of overdo pregnancies.
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  13336. Would it have been important enough for not having unprotected intercourse?
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  13337. Is this from the Mormon bible?
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  13338. Not every opinion is equally reasonable.
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  13339. Even without gov health care you wouldn't let them die on the streets.
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  13340. @1234GWAF Maybe you can in the future? When traveling becomes expensive again.
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  13341. @dm1133 And if France wouldn't have gotten involved in the war for independence?
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  13342. not caring is not the same as enjoying
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  13343. Oh Kafka…
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  13344. "If you smoke pot you die." That statement is true, since pot does not make you immortal.
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  13345. I like this.
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  13346. @SupF0X He's no Glenn Beck, that's for sure Mr. rightie. ;-)
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  13347. In times of the industrial revolution there was much more "evil", I guess "Zechariah 14" maybe we just didn't happen already and nobody noticed. But seriously, what is it about people being so full of themselves that they think that the end-of-the-world has to happen in their life time, the world doesn't revolve around you, your death isn't the end-of-the world, just like your first years of life weren't the paradise for all people.
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  13348. @EdgarD8387 Would you claim that religion doesn't matter in the US? Esp. when there are such textbooks and TV commentators?
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  13349. @jpowers55 Is there no diversity inside a "race"? Think about it…
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  13350. They do in fact have contests on saying/singing that.
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  13351. Interesting point, so how does it compare to India? Is this another thing immature people from both sides could argue about: which country is "gayer"? ;)
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  13352. @Stevie68000 He's Catholic.
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  13353. @octopibingo I laugh at people who wish other's in hell.
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  13354. Of people in the state or people incarcerated?
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  13355. > Most Muslins I know Well, that's not how you make an argument, bring the numbers in case she is incorrect.
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  13356. @nosalvation88 I don't know much about the show but was the bait before puberty? If not then the targets of this show wouldn't count as pedophiles by traditional definition.
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  13357. @yermomsboxx If people with bad genetically predispositions produce a child then it is very likely harmed as well.
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  13358. @TheBullionBoy they are at the extreme end of the spectrum
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  13359. @AlvaroAndfriends Do you care about the child?
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  13360. Can't they make it obligated under certain circumstances?
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  13361. actually finding _some_ possible motive is always easy, that's why conspiracy theorist mainly concentrate on that rather than looking for evidence
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  13362. Let's say the standing army was abolished like the libertarians want it to, then probably a reservist (militia) army model like in Switzerland would be implemented (probably what the drafters of the second amendment were looking at), there you would need to have mandatory training.
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  13363. Can you name one?
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  13364. @SciMethodFTW In 50 years you can probably hack your own genes anyways. ;-)
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  13365. Want to vote for a party that has no de-facto chance of winning thanks to the first-past-the-post system? Vote Green Party
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  13366. @fullmetalchamploo Well, isn't it the fault of Islam then for leaving room for interpretations?
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  13367. Would you give Muslims a chance and visit a mosque for a while, or Hindus and visit their temples, or Mithra cult followers and visit their secret underground meeting places…? Look, apparently you live in a bubble where you believe your religion is the self-evident truth, just like what a Muslim, Hindu, Mormon, communist, scientologist, … might believe of his/her religion/ideology. Apart from naming and holy books I see no difference so I guess you are the same, would you be OK with that?
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  13368. like Palin on her hands!!11
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  13369. @Doublerainbowguy You wouldn't help people otherwise?
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  13370. And for that they need to replay their interpretation of the stories there?
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  13371. You surely meant scientific journals, right? Well I couldn't find anything there.
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  13372. @ScampyKid So like a sort of pecking order? Everone but the one on top of the pyramide is receiving it from the ones above him in the hierarchy?
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  13373. @MojoJuana Is traveling over-seas a right?
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  13374. Actually they are in Africa, like yours.
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  13375. @Spik3d92 maybe it was Ron Paul trying to make it look like someone is trying to ruin his name, or maybe someone trying to make it look like Ron Paul is making it look like like someone is trying to ruin his name…
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  13376. So not everything has a cause?
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  13377. A lizard tail!!!1111
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  13378. @RobNLynchburgVA Without a certain level of trust our world can not function and betraying the trust should be an indictable offence by itself.
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  13379. @2ndSinner you shout much in holland?
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  13380. Occupy was calling for violence?
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  13381. @tehant1liberal Would you vote for a candicate you can't trust?
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  13382. You mean when whites were still in charge?
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  13383. > An eye for an eye has nothing to do with the bible It's doesn't originate from there, that's true, but there are verses advocating it.
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  13384. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Group Sex."
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  13385. Ye, swedes are so intolerant!!!11 :->
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  13386. +Justin Libby-Perry > Grecian people are white bud That's rather subjective.
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  13387. +Joey Youn > This is about whether or not this is supposed to be a great movie and representation of females or not... […] I know 10 year old girls that looks stronger than her. OK, so women with appear physically weak in your eyes aren't great representations in your opinion. If you want to argue that she should look strong because that's what in your mind a role model should be then fair enough (even if I might not agree with you). But again you can't criticize fantasy for being unrealistic. BTW, concerning being short, isn't she still taller than Tom Cruise?
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  13388. suddenly out of nowhere in 10 years time?
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  13389. Maybe on his Tuesday he said that, it certainly wouldn't be the first time for him linking such natural disasters to HAARP so to infer he might do it again is only reasonable (although maybe he _only_ links hurricanes to HAARP).
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  13390. Huh, did you listen to different speeches than I did? They weren't talking about abolishing democracies, freedom, etc…
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  13391. drugs?
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  13392. @MrHav1k definition fail
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  13393. 0/10
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  13394. @Cyanidesin Nah, it was older than that.
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  13395. Tomorrow's headline: "SAN DIEGO GONE".
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  13396. @greedyfoot They don't recycle them?
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  13397. @Harizl He founded a big land mass?
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  13398. I brought up that apparently some in Turkey think otherwise and consider only wine from wine grapes is taboo, Cenk himself mentioned that on the show once.
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  13399. Well, when you are sick, you can hardly eat them.
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  13400. > Taking pictures of 15 year olds is illegal and counts as child porn LOL, didn't you miss something?
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  13401. where did you get this number from?
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  13402. There are no races.
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  13403. Zionism ≠ Judaism ≠ cultural "Jewish" identity ≠ considered to be "Jew" by others The 5 Mio number is just for followers of Judaism.
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  13404. @RichH231 hard to document, don't you think?
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  13405. @UrbanZ0mbie They supported him before he was even in control of all of Spain. Civil war, remember?
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  13406. @Xenite227 It's creation tinkering with creation, null problemo.
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  13407. @insteally If you're not sick that is but true, the same goes for the stuff mostly made up of fibres and dead colon material known as poo-poo.
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  13408. Don't you get it? He mocked those who say he is Muslim and that this is an Islamic show.
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  13409. @Gripen1974 Esp. in the former east.
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  13410. @bonkuraysan Reps are pro-torture so that makes sense.
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  13411. @tyguy12 "invariably" is what I was not agreeing with. It seems to me like you have a pessimistic world view in this concern. Would you approve of wrong ideologies just because they serve the greater good, ie. the pragmatic approach? BTW, putting oneself under certain rules (be it self-imposed or not) is also an exercise of free will.
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  13412. @calimar28 The government hires people too.
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  13413. interpretations of what?
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  13414. It wasn't a jury trail, so what?
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  13415. @Guitarisforgrins Maybe she is concerned about the look of her upper arms?
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  13416. Odd definition of atheism if that's not the same to you. I stick with: atheist = not believing a god exists
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  13417. 30 year cycle that makes ice melt that hasn't melted "for a while" (longer than 30 years)?
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  13418. that's normally when your immune system is good enough, I stopped getting the flu at this time too, though I never got the shots
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  13419. this and the non-routable network ranges
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  13420. @hyperboreean In case of a meltdown, waht's stopping it from getting into the ground water, as was feared in Funkushima and Tschernobyl.
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  13421. they certainly think they are right
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  13422. but didn't they remove some settlements too? at least back in 2006
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  13423. @MotherFuckYourFaceHo Circumsision can help is what they said in the 19th century.
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  13424. …and indeed people back there really didn't feel happy with the status quo back then, in fact even so much they thought the world is going to end any minute.
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  13425. gravity too
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  13426. Of course they could, they were touched by god and thus inherited his omniscience powers, … well, except for Thomas Paine, he was a Paine in the ass, making Jebuz weep all the time.
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  13427. @ChristianMission Relatively safe but better than not going at all?
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  13428. man in the ancient world surely didn't know how to cook and weave clothes ;)
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  13429. @dtorfleming Don't you think that the things you mentioned are on a totally different level than "desecrating the dead"?
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  13430. @moto2kx2 I've never heard this one before and I am not sure this might be true, because this way you also have more farm land that needs to rest.
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  13431. @JDubs878 Check your numbers, I believe you are just counting the followers of Judaism.
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  13432. > propolis That's an antibiotic.
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  13433. this made me look and laugh at that Bradley Byrne attack ad again
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  13434. @whatswithyous well, he went to the same doctor as Mr. Garrison
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  13435. nope, both are theories in that they are explanations, no matter how you call it
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  13436. @dancelsd and 1998
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  13437. okay then what about freaking Finland, they made fast connections a right there first and they have certain badly reachable places
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  13438. @countryquarterback Only if the prosecutor brings it as evidence against you I believe.
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  13439. So true, have you ever seen them together on a photo? Me neither, surely no coincidence.
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  13440. well, you can't but surely god could, after all he's almighty, isn't he?
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  13441. @samotako1prvi just realised you wrote "asset", not "agent" before
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  13442. @ttrop Because church might be much better option for Christians than for Muslims/Jews?
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  13443. @lazyorc Okay, so according to you god can control everything apart from the human mind, his omnipotence is limited. Still there are many more things than just the human mind and not everything is wonderful to us, it's not as if nature was just peace, harmony, etc to us humans.
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  13444. @UtubeMyAccountName It shouldn't the governments aim to make profits, that's the aim of profit-oriented companies. And it should represented the public in matters that concern us all, ie. the interface between people.
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  13445. > it is also very uncomfortable for the female it has.shown. What? Having a circumcision performed?
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  13446. @Homicide0 What's punishment just for the sake of it worth?
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  13447. @PR0H0LDEM And the notion of god is pure goodness? I still don't get what you meant with pure goodness.
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  13448. The LDS Handbook of Instructions says (according to WP) that prior to the disposal of old garments, members are instructed to cut out the markings on them After the marks are removed, "the fabric is not considered sacred" and the garment fabric may be cut up and discarded or used for other purposes. Yeah sure, it's all symbolic… :->
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  13449. @soccer21928 What does not destroy him, makes him stronger.
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  13450. > just because its a new concept doesn't discount or add to its merit. You missed the part where he said he isn't judging it and in fact didn't?
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  13451. @KeroKeroFFVII A moderate is someone who just prays on Fridays?
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  13452. @niggapleaseruckus nobody came up with that interpretation until after the big bang theory >_>
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  13453. Kirk Cameron, is that you?
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  13454. Ye, why doesn't he make fun of the religion of the Amazonas tribes!!!11 Maybe because nobody cares about them?
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  13455. It's not Google's data.
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  13456. hm… the unwanted ones that survive might end up in institutions the Repubs don't like funding, so maybe Democrat? But then on the other hand the ones born addicted to drugs might get pretty brain-damaged…
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  13457. @StrangeIsMyWorld There is/was a branch of Buddhism that did that. Fun fact: There was even a time when this was the case in Roman religion (sol invictus) and Egyptian religion (amun the sun god).
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  13458. @Realizalize Swiss is not part of the EU.
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  13459. @TheGiantRobot You should do a blind test if you want to be sure it's not just illusion.
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  13460. at first many names where hidden, just because of greedy journalists they became unhidden
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  13461. > was surrounded by other buildings which didn't collapse. uh, there was another building of the WTC complex that collapsed it was hit by debris (mind you, the debris went quite far) and a whole side of the building was on fire, in a building whose lower half was basically hollow
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  13462. how well they are aware of their history shows how well they speak/read/write the languages that used to be popular there in the antiquity… :->
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  13463. uh, again, who should get the money off the auction?
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  13464. world wide web, not internet
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  13465. What about simply stripping the targets of their citizenship right before the strike? It happened before, Rasmi Khader Almallah was stripped of his citizenship for "connection to the Holy Land Foundation(adjudged to be a Hamas fundraising entity) and also as a former employer of one of the 9/11 bombers" (from WP), so it's possible.
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  13466. @SouthParkTweekRules 1.) that was the man's complice 2.) nope 3.) you can get wigs in all sizes 4.) well, you can do new masks and improve existing ones
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  13467. > I use "math" because I find the s at the end a bit unwieldy to pronounce Really? Doesn't it help with the liason of words, e.g. you can say "Maths class" more fluidly?
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  13468. it might exist, remember that Chess champion?
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  13469. Just not that open that your brain might fall out.
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  13470. life adapted to gravity, etc. not the other way around
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  13471. @tommy605 Heh, IT personnel, just that you didn't come up with "assburgers". ;-)
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  13472. @matthewtaylorbrown Well you said that "it puts a black eye on Europe".
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  13473. @ElksyL Yepp.
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  13474. @alexandria211 Creatures get killed all the time for food, you don't approve of this? Mind you, "creatures" does include plants. ;-)
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  13475. there is no "missing" piece as strictly speaking every fossil etc. is a piece of its own, i.e. a link
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  13476. like "a"? There are more of them? ;)
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  13477. @ChristianIce Funny question. Let me try too, how about: "Would you prefer to be born from an incestuous, rape relationship or not born at all?"
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  13478. @BOZ11 Evolution (= adaptation through generations) can happen quite rapidly, it does not need that many generations.
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  13479. @baalisgod666 If you are in the party then you also have the chance to vote for a chairman who in most cases would then become the candidate for an upcoming election?
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  13480. @hakkai999 "Racial" origin? And that's supposed to be scientific? There is no scientific definition of races.
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  13481. @TurkiyeArslan He's a troll.
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  13482. Well, his slides have been made public, do you can see them for yourself. AFAIK it was about increasing wealth inequality, guess which sites the audience members were on considering they paid at least a 4-sigit sum to be there.
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  13483. I am grateful, just like I am grateful I was wanted and not a crack-baby or therelike.
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