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SlaveNoMore 09-24-2004 04:43 PM

While I'm ranting...
 
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Sidd Finch
Well, bin Laden seems to get on radio and TV whenever he feels like it, but that's probably not an answer you were looking for.
Actually, he hasn't been heard from - either TV or radio - in close to a year.

We may not have found his body yet, but it appears we've taken out his booking agent.

Sidd Finch 09-24-2004 04:44 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Not Me
This is what I mean about moderate muslim being an oxymoron. How can anyone be a moderate who follows the koran?
Presumably by interpreting the Koran differently than the Ayatollah or Ca would.

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I know the bible says outrageous things in the old testament in particular. The new testament corrected at least some of the violence taught and advocated in the old testament.
Yeah, there was no christian violence after the new testament was written. That whole Crusades thing aside. And the Thirty Years War. And the Spanish Inquisition (I bet no one was expecting that).

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Practicing muslms by and large don't do that with the koran. Their religion doesn't allow for it. This is why this religion has inflicted so much harm on the world, especially to women.
How many practicing muslims have you known? Seriously. I've known plenty, and even named my son after one. Those I've befriended had a much better perspective on the world than, say, Jerry Falwell.

Replaced_Texan 09-24-2004 04:48 PM

Dunno if anyone's interested
 
The People For the American Way Foundation has put together a coalition for monitoring polling places in several states, and they're specifically looking for lawyers and law students and people who speak Spanish. If you're interested in volunteering, check out http://www.electionprotectionvolunte...ion/index.cfm. They will be having conference call training for lawyers on October 2 and October 6.

ET link to FAQ question about what they're looking for lawyers to do.

Sidd Finch 09-24-2004 04:50 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
As I understand the law, you can end up on a watch list for giving money to a charitable group which is suspected of misusing funds, even if the government can't prove it and/or you had no idea. So the better analogy is one where Cobourn gives money to an apparently legitimate anti-abortion group which is suspected of giving other aid on the side to Eric Rudolph (e.g.).* As applied to citizens, the First Amendment implications ought to be clear enough (freedom to associate, anyone?). If Stevens (or whatever his name is) is anti-violence in his public statement, and gave money to one of these groups, it seems at least as likely to me that he was defrauded by the group (or, more innocuously, that they used his money for whatever they said they would use it for and used other money for something else) than that he was saying one thing publicly and doing another thing with his money.

Stevens isn't a citizen anymore, and when you're dealing with foreigners it makes a certain amount of sense to err on the side of caution. But don't pretend that Stevens necessarily brought it on himself. It's the collateral damage of the way this crowd is fighting the war on terror. They've made it much harder for foreigners to come to that country, which is often not a good thing.

* We've had very, very little luck in getting to the bottom of the finances behind the terrorists and 9/11, so it would be a mistake to assume that the government has really good dirt on the terrorists involved.
Ty, if you are going to lecture me then you ought to at least firm up the point that you made, and on which we disagreed. I didn't say the FBI had finally established some brilliant method of determining who was funding terrorists. I said that Cat was deported, I believed, because of his donations to charities that support (yes, I should have said "are believed to support") terrorists, and not because of his position on Rushdie, as you suggested.

Nothing you say suggests that he was barred because of what he said about the fatwa against Rushdie. You agree that it was because of donations. You (appropriately) question whether that is too broad a net, but that's different than saying it was because of what he said about Rushdie.

Plus, he did bring it on himself. Anyone who could walk away from that kind of talent should be beaten with sticks. I bet he's not even allowed to watch Harold & Maude, for god's sake.

Gattigap 09-24-2004 04:58 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Sidd Finch

How many practicing muslims have you known? Seriously. I've known plenty, and even named my son after one.


Mohammed Finch?

Shit, Sidd. I've told you to get off of this hippy-dippy crap, and into more traditional names. Couldn't you have named the kid Fred, or John, or something?

Shape Shifter 09-24-2004 05:01 PM

While I'm ranting...
 
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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Do we have armed forces in France? Are terrorists questioning Chirac's legitimacy and trying to kill him? If yes to both, then I'm indignant.
I guess criticism of the Saudi royal family is out of bounds too, then.

SlaveNoMore 09-24-2004 05:02 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Tyrone Slothrop
Stevens isn't a citizen anymore, and when you're dealing with foreigners it makes a certain amount of sense to err on the side of caution.
When was he ever? He was born and raised in London by Cypriot and Swedish parents.

sebastian_dangerfield 09-24-2004 05:03 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by Not Bob
Ah, sebby. Where to start?

OK, "Bad Bad Leroy Brown" was a huge hit for Croce, but it ain't the song that people who think he was an artiste have in mind when they sigh wistfully over his passing. Try "Time in a Bottle" or "Operator."

Personally, I prefer Cat's "Moonshadow" or "Father and Son" to "Peace Train." I have a fond spot for Cat in my heart because the hot hippie chick who worked at the local record store smiled at me when she rang up my purchase of "Teaser and the Firecat" lo these many years ago. "That's a really great albumn, man" she purred. "Aren't you Not Nick's little brother?" Not Nick gave me five bucks for that one.

You attack the poetry of Harry Chapin by picking on "Taxi"? You really are a moron, aren't you? Had you mentioned "Cats in the Cradle," I would have frothed at the mouth in rage at that song, and agreed with you -- forgetting that "Taxi" is pure genius. "She was going to be an actress, and I was going to learn to fly."

I miss Greedon Lightfoot. He was my favorite sock.
"Cats in the Cradle"??? Damn you, damn you Bob, you vengeful bastard. Now its stuck in my fiucking head. I. Will. Kill. You.

"M'boy, wuz jus like me..." Ah, Dylan Thomas couldn'tve captured the feeling of crusing down the road in your Grand Tourino any better. "Taxi" is the 70s radio equivalent of Don McLean's mean spirited 10 minute assualt on American listeners, "American Pie." Disregarding the fact that Buddy Holly is perhaps one of the most overrated artists of all time, McLean decided to explain to us to for an excruciating ten minutes why Holly's passing was so important. Obviously, it really affected Don. Too bad the rest of humanity didn't give a shit. No, the music didn't die. At least in Taxi's cycle (which might as well be as long as Wagner's the Ring cycle after minute 6), somebody gets stoned and runs into a hottie he used to nail.

I'll give you Father and Son. Its actually a very poignnat song. In fairness to Yusuf, he did have the gift of brevity and imagery in his songs, unlike Chapin, who explained - thus robbing all the soul he could ever hope to infuse in his music - every stitch of every interaction between his characters like faulkner writing an appellate brief to music. But I'll give him 30,000 Lbs of Bananas - I think its amusing. Even if it cruelly trivializes the death of a hapless migrant truck driver. But that was Harry. Spontaneous son of bitch that he was...

When i have a son, I plan to listen to Cats in the Cradle while I rock him to bed. Then I'll coolly step out onto the patio and shoot myself for the betterment of humanity.

Aloha Mr. Learned Hand 09-24-2004 05:10 PM

Dunno if anyone's interested
 
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Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
The People For the American Way Foundation monitoring polling places...
That's nice and all as far as I'm concerned, but one of the cities this well-known ultra-liberal group "targets" as a site for monitoring due to disproportionate "disenfranchising" is Chicago? Puh-lease.

Who's going to "disenfranchise" them here? The voters are mostly Democrats, the election officials (local, county and state) and judges are almost all Democrats (many polling places have no GOP judges), the cops are mostly Democrats and the court system is almost all Democrats...

For fuck's sake, we don't even disenfranchise the Dead here, why would we do it to the Living?

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2004 05:12 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by Sidd Finch
Ty, if you are going to lecture me then you ought to at least firm up the point that you made, and on which we disagreed. I didn't say the FBI had finally established some brilliant method of determining who was funding terrorists. I said that Cat was deported, I believed, because of his donations to charities that support (yes, I should have said "are believed to support") terrorists, and not because of his position on Rushdie, as you suggested.

Nothing you say suggests that he was barred because of what he said about the fatwa against Rushdie. You agree that it was because of donations. You (appropriately) question whether that is too broad a net, but that's different than saying it was because of what he said about Rushdie.
The Cobourn (sp?) point wasn't directed at you, FWIW. Nor did I think you necessarily disagreed with me re donations, but your post was the springboard for mine. Maybe he gave money to bad people in order to fund them to do bad things, but maybe he gave money with the best of intentions to an apparently legitimate charity, without any knowledge of what they later did with it.

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Plus, he did bring it on himself. Anyone who could walk away from that kind of talent should be beaten with sticks. I bet he's not even allowed to watch Harold & Maude, for god's sake.
Was he really talented, or just a one-hit wonder? I won't pretend to know.

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2004 05:13 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
When was he ever? He was born and raised in London by Cypriot and Swedish parents.
Oops. Nailed for my ignorance about Cat Stevens. I thought he had U.S. citizenship and relinquished it, but maybe I'm thinking of someone else.

Not Me 09-24-2004 05:14 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
What group did he give money to? What did they do with it? What did he know ex ante?
Hamas.

Ty, you would want the government to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he was a threat before they could keep him out. While that may be the standard for convicting someone of a crime and taking away their liberty, that is not the standard to be applied to keep suspect foreigners out of our country. A foreigner has no right to enter our country. It is a privilege we extend to them. We can stop extending it at any time and for any reason we wish. A foreigner doesn't have a constitutional right to enter this country and doesn't have a constitutional right to due process on that decision.

Now once they are already in this country, I agree, the situation is different. They do have some rights. But not before they enter.

Not Me 09-24-2004 05:17 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
When was he ever? He was born and raised in London by Cypriot and Swedish parents.
I take back whatever good things I have said in the past about the Swedes.

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2004 05:22 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Not Me
Hamas.
Cite, please, you shit-making-up troll.

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Ty, you would want the government to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he was a threat before they could keep him out. While that may be the standard for convicting someone of a crime and taking away their liberty, that is not the standard to be applied to keep suspect foreigners out of our country. A foreigner has no right to enter our country. It is a privilege we extend to them. We can stop extending it at any time and for any reason we wish. A foreigner doesn't have a constitutional right to enter this country and doesn't have a constitutional right to due process on that decision.
I certainly didn't say that the government should meet the same evidentiary burden to exclude an foreigner as a jury would require to convict -- I just pointed out that the standard that the government is applying in these means that they may not even know or think that Stevens intended to give money for the wrong reasons. Whatever the foreigners' rights or lack thereof, it's a drag for us citizens who can't be visited by foreigners. For example, I got to send back my tickets to see Cubanismo at Zellerbach Hall this year after they had trouble getting into the country. Maybe some people like Cat Stevens' music as much as I like Cubanism. This is your cue to go off again about how Muslims are the problem, not Cubans.

ilikenewsocks 09-24-2004 05:23 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by Not Me
I take back whatever good things I have said in the past about the Swedes.
And the Norwegians probably aren't on your Ramadan card list ever since the bastards gave Arafat the Nobel Peace Prize, right?

ilikenewsocks 09-24-2004 05:27 PM

After the liberals ban your Bible, Wal-Mart wants to ban your hate speech
 
Bowing to a barrage of complaints from Jewish groups, retail leader Wal-Mart Inc. has stopped selling "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion," an infamous anti-Semitic tract long exposed as fake.

I'm too lazy to google if Mein Kampf is still available.

Aloha Mr. Learned Hand 09-24-2004 05:29 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
Cite, please, you shit-making-up troll.
Actually Ty, check any story on Yahoo! news on this and they cite "suspicions" of funding Hamas and Sheik Rahman's organization (whatever it's called) as the reason he was on the watch list and was denied entry to Israel in 2000. I can't say that he did this or not, or whether the alleged funding was direct or indirect, but that is the cited reason for whatever its worth.

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2004 05:35 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Aloha Mr. Learned Hand
Actually Ty, check any story on Yahoo! news on this and they cite "suspicions" of funding Hamas and Sheik Rahman's organization (whatever it's called) as the reason he was on the watch list and was denied entry to Israel in 2000. I can't say that he did this or not, or whether the alleged funding was direct or indirect, but that is the cited reason for whatever its worth.
The significance of the distinction between whether his money went to the directly or indirectly, and with or without his knowledge, was the whole point of my prior posts. I'll wager that he didn't send money directly to Hamas, but I've already demonstrated how little I know about Cat Stevens.

Gattigap 09-24-2004 05:36 PM

RNC: Yup, they're coming to get your Bible.
 
Today the RNC acknowledged that they did run the "Liberals will ban your Bible" mailer in Arkansas and W. Va.

Despite its idiocy, GOPers hoped to mobilize the Christian Soldiers to go to the polls to keep gays from burning their Revised King Jameses.

Unfortunately for Bush, it may not be having the effect that it wanted in flyover country.
  • But as the appeals become public, they also risk alienating moderate and swing voters.

    An editorial on Sept. 22 in The Charleston Gazette in West Virginia, for example, asked, "Holy Moley! Who concocts this gibberish?"

    "Most Americans see morality more complexly," the editorial said. "Many think a higher morality is found in Christ's command to help the needy, prevent war and pursue other humanitarian goals. Churchgoers of this sort aren't likely to believe childish allegations that Democrats want to ban the Bible."

Even its defenders had a hard time with this one.
  • Mr. Parker, of the Interfaith Alliance, said, "I think it is laughable to think that someone could be arrested for reading out loud from the Bible.''

    But Richard Land, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, argued, "We have the First Amendment in this country which should protect churches, but there is no question that this is where some people want to go, that reading from the Bible could be hate speech."

    Still, Mr. Land questioned the assertion that Democrats might ban the whole Bible. "I wouldn't say it," he said. "I would think that is probably stretching it a bit far."

"Maybe not the Golden Oldies like Genesis," he added, "but certainly the Liberals are out to get my New Testament and cover them with gay cooties, so we must remain vigilant."

SlaveNoMore 09-24-2004 05:38 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Tyrone Slothrop
Oops. Nailed for my ignorance about Cat Stevens. I thought he had U.S. citizenship and relinquished it, but maybe I'm thinking of someone else.
Hey, I guess if we can forbid Cat Islam from entering the US, then Egypt can keep out Madonna for becoming a Jew *

* Next week, China bans her for Shanghai Surprise

Shape Shifter 09-24-2004 05:42 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Disregarding the fact that Buddy Holly is perhaps one of the most overrated artists of all time
I hardly see how a statue in Lubbock qualifies him as overrated.

ilikenewsocks 09-24-2004 05:43 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore

* Next week, China bans her for Shanghai Surprise
Can they throw her in jail next time she visits for human rights violations? That thing was a crime against humanity.

On the whole ban-the-bible thing, I've always wanted to vacation somewhere in the rural south, get good and liquored up and pick a fight with some fat hillbilly, just so I could tell him "I'm about to get all Old Testament on your ass".

This has nothing to do with anything, and I return you to your regularly schedule Cat Stevens is/isn't a terrorist sympathizer argument. Happy Friday, all.

Greedy,Greedy,Greedy 09-24-2004 05:46 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Not Me
Disagree that Stevens didn't bring it on himself. He did. However, I agree that it is not a good thing that it is harder for non-muslims foreigners to get into the US. It is, however, a good thing that it is harder for muslim foreigners to get into the US.

The problem isn't that our borders have been hardened. The problem is that we didn't harden them selectively to prevent muslims from entering. It is the muslims who are the threat to us.
Hey! I know! Let's raise up a crusade and take back the Holy Land (and everything else within 1000 miles of it)!

SlaveNoMore 09-24-2004 05:49 PM

RNC: Yup, they're coming to get your Bible.
 
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Gattigap
An editorial on Sept. 22 in The Charleston Gazette in West Virginia, for example, asked, "Holy Moley! Who concocts this gibberish?"
Speaking of gibberish

Anyone from the DNC going to step forward and accept responsibility for the mass e-mail to college students with the "George Bush will reinstate the draft and get you!!!!" message?

Or the one from Kerry about "over a million blacks being disenfranchised" in Florida alone.

Gattigap 09-24-2004 05:53 PM

RNC: Yup, they're coming to get your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Speaking of gibberish

Anyone from the DNC going to step forward and accept responsibility for the mass e-mail to college students with the "George Bush will reinstate the draft and get you!!!!" message?

Or the one from Kerry about "over a million blacks being disenfranchised" in Florida alone.
I didn't hear about this email. Did you get one?

Did Coltrane forward you his?

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2004 05:54 PM

RNC: Yup, they're coming to get your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Speaking of gibberish

Anyone from the DNC going to step forward and accept responsibility for the mass e-mail to college students with the "George Bush will reinstate the draft and get you!!!!" message?

Or the one from Kerry about "over a million blacks being disenfranchised" in Florida alone.
You're going to have to provide a little more detail if you want us to respond, since there aren't enough tinfoil hats to go around.

Gattigap 09-24-2004 05:57 PM

Why I love Jon Stewart*
 
From Time:
  • SOMETIMES IT FEELS AS IF WHEN THE STAKES GET HIGHER, THE QUALITY OF DEBATE GETS LOWER. Oh, I don't think there's any question about that. Now it's gone Malcolm X. It's gone "by any means necessary." I mean, how many campaigns do you remember where Hitler has come up a lot? If I were the Hitler people, I'd be raising a stink. I think he's gotta protect his legacy. He's gotta come out and go, Look, all right, you guys have your flaws but, hey, I was evil, baby!

    ****

    DOES IT WEIRD YOU OUT THAT PEOPLE TAKE YOU SERIOUSLY AS A POLITICAL PUNDIT? Well, I don't know that that's the case. But I will tell you this: I don't put any stock in political commentating. Political commentators at this point are mostly rewarded by the extremity of their viewpoint. Most of the analysis you see on television doesn't reflect the general sense that the public feels about a situation. It's two sides advocating, with no arbitration.

    SO YOU'D LIKE TO SEE MORE ARBITRATION? That's the change I would like to see — that the news media take a more active role in arbitrating, in mediating, in credibility. The way I've always looked at it is, politicians are — When you go to a zoo and you see a monkey throwing its s___, you can't get mad. That's what monkeys do. But you want the media at some point to go, "No! Bad monkey!" And that's really the direction that it should be going in. Not for Republican desires or Democrat desires but for truth.

*Platonically, of course. NTAWWT. Gosh, that makes me miss Penske. [sniff]

sgtclub 09-24-2004 05:59 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by The Larry Davis Experience
I actually wouldn't be surprised by this. Failed assault weapons ban renewal aside, DiFi has been doing a reverse Scarborough (now that's a term I never thought I'd coin) for a while now. The Green party aficionado whose rants I am subjected to whenever I go to the office refrigerator bitches about her conservative streak as often as he explains to me how Halliburton is inserting subliminal messages into SpongeBob episodes to get kids to support drilling in ANWR.
I will never vote for DiFi because she single handedly killed term limits.

Gattigap 09-24-2004 06:02 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by sgtclub
I will never vote for DiFi because she single handedly killed term limits.
Then your secret love is for Boxer?

[Crush] Whoa. You've got serious voting issues, dude. [/Crush]

http://movies.israel.net/nemo/10.jpg

sgtclub 09-24-2004 06:03 PM

My sentiments exactly
 
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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
Yglesias in Tapped, on the same article (by the DC bureau chief for the SF Chronicle):
  • MEDIA SLOWLY AWAKENING. Marc Sandalow of The San Francisco Chronicle notes that "[n]o argument is more central to the Republican attack on Sen. John Kerry than the assertion that the Democrat has flip-flopped on Iraq." Nevertheless, writes Sandalow, "an examination of Kerry's words in more than 200 speeches and statements, comments during candidate forums and answers to reporters' questions does not support the accusation." Imagine that. Knight-Ridder's Thomas Fitzgerald has a similar piece. Kerry's "positions are not contradictory, but his attempts to explain the distinction between them are often complicated, and they have given President Bush an opening to caricature Kerry as a flip-flopper. However, beneath the torrent of campaign verbiage, Kerry's position on Iraq for the past two years has been consistent and defensible - just difficult to sell in a sound-bite world."
    It's about time, though as Nick Confessore wrote yesterday I would appreciate it if the media revisionists would stop pretending that Kerry's acquisition of an image as a flip-flopper is something that just happened, rather than something the press itself did. Going back to read the text of the speeches Bush and Kerry gave at the time of the vote on the use of force resolution isn't exactly the most arduous investigative reporting I can imagine.

Rich, very rich

sgtclub 09-24-2004 06:08 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by Gattigap
Then your secret love is for Boxer?

[Crush] Whoa. You've got serious voting issues, dude. [/Crush]

http://movies.israel.net/nemo/10.jpg
No, but Polosi is kind of hot for an older broad.

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2004 06:11 PM

My sentiments exactly
 
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Originally posted by sgtclub
Rich, very rich
I think that belonged in the DiFi thread.

SlaveNoMore 09-24-2004 06:15 PM

RNC: Yup, they're coming to get your Bible.
 
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Tyrone Slothrop
You're going to have to provide a little more detail if you want us to respond, since there aren't enough tinfoil hats to go around.
On which one?

I know Matt, Kevin and Josh like to ignore these Dem gaffes, so someone needs to point them out to you.

Sidd Finch 09-24-2004 06:17 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
The significance of the distinction between whether his money went to the directly or indirectly, and with or without his knowledge, was the whole point of my prior posts. I'll wager that he didn't send money directly to Hamas, but I've already demonstrated how little I know about Cat Stevens.

Turns out that if you listen to Tea for the Tillerman backwards, it says "Kill the Infidel."

I read it in a blog, so it must be true.

taxwonk 09-24-2004 06:20 PM

Moderate Muslim is an Oxymoron
 
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Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Hey! I know! Let's raise up a crusade and take back the Holy Land (and everything else within 1000 miles of it)!
You silly ass. Didn't you hear Rummy slip up in front of the Press Club and keep referring to Iraq and Afghanistan as "Phase One?"

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2004 06:22 PM

RNC: Yup, they're coming to get your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
I know Matt, Kevin and Josh like to ignore these Dem gaffes, so someone needs to point them out to you.
Like you, when you can be bothered to explain what the hell you're talking about.

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2004 06:23 PM

But he's a strong leader who doesn't pay attention to polls.
 
"I saw a poll that said the right track/wrong track in Iraq was better than here in America."

--President Bush yesterday at his Rose Garden press conference with Prime Minister Allawi

Secret_Agent_Man 09-24-2004 06:34 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by sgtclub
No, but Polosi is kind of hot for an older broad.
Why not go all the way to the top? I bet Hillary's not getting much since Bill's heart almost exploded.:D

S_A_M

Shape Shifter 09-24-2004 06:37 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by Secret_Agent_Man
Why not go all the way to the top? I bet Hillary's not getting much since Bill's heart almost exploded.:D

S_A_M
I thought club was male.

Aloha Mr. Learned Hand 09-24-2004 06:43 PM

Liberals want to ban your Bible.
 
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Originally posted by Secret_Agent_Man
Why not go all the way to the top? I bet Hillary's not getting much since Bill's heart almost exploded.:D

S_A_M
Like she was getting any from Bill before...


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