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kaela

    • 16 Oct 06
    • 3:31 pm

    While whattheheck's response seems logical and points to specific questions of interest, I beleive it to be the most brutal I have ever read. Wrong Place -wrong time? I beleive Habeas Corpus would have covered that one nicely-oh but wait-we don't have that one anymore-900 or so years of precedence wasn't enough for us superior americans. That this man -and oh so many more- was subjected to any of this flies in the face every founding principle of this nation-law or no law. Innocent until proven guilty-evidence not intention-are any of these ringin' a bell? And spare me the he's not …

    Posted to Abandon Hope, All Who Enter Here
    • 17 Sep 05
    • 2:01 am

    Yeah but it's good to stretch your brain sometimes-I think you're mostly right. I think it was about more than just race though-I think it was maybe also about "sameness" and how that "sameness" harmed the people that were the most new in the Great American dream of prosperity. The most different always threatens the most-especially people like Rush. I think race does keep us apart thereby keeping us at a disadvantage when facing powerful forces, but I also think that race isn't really the thing that keeps us apart-it's the culture that race embues us with. What if we were …

    Posted to The History of a Bad Idea
    • 25 Aug 05
    • 1:43 pm

    Right on Jon B. If Christians are so hot to change the world in their image, they at least ought to follow some of the commandments! Not like Vietnam-yeah it's worse and the Vietnam vets I live with tell me so most nights at news time. And it sounds all too familiar-we noted with rage last night that 1500 more troops have been sent. This is exactly what they did in the bad ole days of Vietnam-the public would get concerned because their loved ones were coming home in body bags-and not for a very good reason- and so they'd send …

    Posted to Exiting Iraq
    • 25 Aug 05
    • 5:45 pm

    WTH Perhaps no one responds to the "seriousness of the war on terror" because they don't feel that Iraq counts as an attempt to address it. This war was predicated on a lie, and once you lie to me,and continue to lie to cover the original lie, everything is suspect. I don't doubt that there are those out there that have us as their "target number one" but I think you miss the point, and although I agree with Liberal's call on Osama's agenda, etc., what Al Qaeda has galvanized is all out hatred of the so called West. because of …

    Posted to End it Already
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