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only thing i'd say is the font for your name and usa squad or whatever is a little tired, played out
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is it true she's a christian evangelist? greeeatttt.
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oh, thats right. phew, thought he was someone trying to pass themselves off as a hip hop artist
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who
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really?!? i accessed it just fine. but then, i AM at work and on a mac? it is a side scrolling game like double dragon, except you play as Ivan Drago and you get to beat up capitalist american scum like Stabbin' Jenkins, some hooker, Segway Jerkoff, etc etc
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i have no idea what that statement was about... you just took a rock solid dump?
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ahh, good ole' Ivan Drago. http://www.i-mockery.com/minimocks/ivan-drago/
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apparently there is some water included, too...maybe refugee boats have jesus, too?
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this may help some of you out...ran across it today www.fatsecret.com
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Instant Replay in baseball starting Thursday
Pathogen- replied to o-BacklasH-o's topic in Playstation
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hm, maybe we're both right..i always just associated it with the more western ones on this map of the belt
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I totally agree with this statement. And also with your sentiment that my example is a bit archaic. But the demographics still play a part. You do still get large population groups that rely one one source of info for whatever reason...language barrier, dedication to religion and seeing their pulpits as the be all end all gospel, no time to devote to individual research, apathy..etc etc... You name it, its there.
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right exactly. The midwest, etc, is typically classified as the bible belt for a reason. Back in the day, their only source of knowledge outside of school were churches. So you get a lot of our conservatives coming from that demographic
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Not really. My goal wasn't for me to get on a soap box and expound my ideas. I wanted to get a general feel what the community thought about the subject, and engage in open and friendly dialogue. But I guess there are just those that assume incorrectly. And you know what they say about them! Just messin' with ya man, but stay on subject w/out the pot shots, please. Its just not worth it
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hmm, good question. i definitely think that you really need to dissect the media. Get your news from many sources, and pay attention to trends in what is said, and what actually happens. I know that the government feeds misinformation, and I agree with you that the media adds their OWN spin on top of that. Take the BBC for example. I generally boycott them because they typically favor the palestinian view point in the middle east. It is a shame that you can't, as a reporter, disassociate yourself....but we're all human. I guess it is like anything in life....you get one view point hammered down your throat, pretty soon you'll be regurgitating the rhetoric as well
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So anyway. My specifics that I didn't go into before may serve to get back to topic. I love the freedom to exercise my patriotism and agree or disagree with the government, laws, pretty much anything I want to. I wouldn't want those rights curbed. At the same time, I think that certain things pertaining to national security SHOULD be kept close to the chest. Our media reports such nonsense, though, that anyone trying to find out about what our military leaders are doing has to wade through hours of Paris Hilton updates. So I'm all for that. Let Osama read about Hilton taking a shit the size of her stupid tiny dog..and then find the misinformation that the government feeds to the media. Good stuff there. As far as war time casualties, I think the true numbers should be reported and not glossed over. Those are just quick examples. Basically to me, censorship that doesn't fall in the categories of security and other areas like that, is bad. When figureheads censor the people that support them, it usually denotes a weakness of some kind, or maybe a paranoia about self image, being overthrown, or losing that support. I think any government or corporate head should maintain an open forum for people to express themselves to the full extent, allow for criticism, allow for competition. In our type of society, that only drives those that wish to be successful to work harder and produce better results that appeal to more and more people. While you can't please everyone, as the saying goes, you can certainly strive to make enemies friends and unite the population. Hell, sometimes people just need to vent and be shown that someone is listening and value their opinion. Otherwise, say hello Cuba...ya might as well live there lol
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wow, way to read more into the poll than was intended. I guess such is the climate here. Censorship is a big issue for me, right up there with the patriot act, etc etc...anything that restricts freedom of anything, almost. I'm speaking broadly because I dont want to get into it myself. I just noticed when I took took that "who you should vote for" test that it wasn't an issue on there..and decided to see what ya'll thought about it.
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..what about in general?
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sorry J-rite. But my point proven, I defended myself against an outright lie, I'm done. Let him hang himself on his lies
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in fact....to anyone who idolizes Pig for his "honor" and "integrity" please make note of him accusing me of lying. Then check his resume and phone number here: http://www.jg3media.com/jg3html/images/resume.pdf and then i DARE you...ask me to take a pic of his text on my phone, or otherwise transfer it to you. Pig...before you go with the denial excuse, try using someone else's number. Remember that common sense thing? use it.
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lol considering you're the only one I know in Ft Lauderdale...yeah. Nice try. I'll forward the text to anyone that asks. Play on, playa. True colors shine thru
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So, just curious....is all censorship bad? Should people have free reign to be outspoken and speak true on their feelings? SHould people be subjected to being curtailed when voicing out? Are there situations where censorship is acceptable? "Talk amongst yourselves." -Mike Myers
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great band, love their humor and music
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apparently, I should be voting for Ralph Nader