Say something controversial

[HELLHAMMER]

The S in TSC is rough ridin' stupid.  I enjoy all of the conference doing well except for Ku.  eff those twats.

[mocat]

You don't have a favorite T?

[HELLHAMMER]

You don't have a favorite T?

Oops.  I corrected my initial post, thanks for pointing it out.

[CNS]

I really don't understand why a lot of people seem to be against people on welfare being tested for drugs.

Don't really care about the drugs part, but I think if you receive assistance, your kids should have to meet a min gpa and attendance in school, or no assistance that month.

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[HELLHAMMER]

Bloodfart loves him some Shocker bball AND has given KU tens of thousands of dollars.   These are facts. 

[The Big Train]

 

[CNS]

Status lights of electronics probably acct for 10% of the power consumption in middle and upper class households.

[Headinjun]

I really don't understand why a lot of people seem to be against people on welfare being tested for drugs.

Don't really care about the drugs part, but I think if you receive assistance, your kids should have to meet a min gpa and attendance in school, or no assistance that month.

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They should test the owners of companies who receive government subsidies. The tests should also include opiate levels in the body to see if they are abusing prescription drugs.

Fair is fair right?

[Headinjun]

The Bush family, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld all had moneyed interest in companies that benefitted from the Iraq war.

[EMAWmeister]

I really don't understand why a lot of people seem to be against people on welfare being tested for drugs.

Don't really care about the drugs part, but I think if you receive assistance, your kids should have to meet a min gpa and attendance in school, or no assistance that month.

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They should test the owners of companies who receive government subsidies. The tests should also include opiate levels in the body to see if they are abusing prescription drugs.

Fair is fair right?

While we're being controversial, people who have their lives together should be able to do whatever the eff drugs they want.

[WonderMeal]

A lot of  ,  , and latent (/overt)  ITT.


I think live music is wildly overrated, and almost always prefer recorded music.

[Headinjun]

A lot of  ,  , and latent (/overt)  ITT.


I think live music is wildly overrated, and almost always prefer recorded music.

Depends on the venue and who it is. 

My local coffee shop has musicians play on the weekends and I can tell that their sound is enhanced by their presence in the room. 

[michigancat]

I think live music is wildly overrated, and almost always prefer recorded music.

That's very reasonable

[Dual Ju]

An eye for an eye is not justice. It's mercy.

[Bloodfart]

Bloodfart loves him some Shocker bball AND has given KU tens of thousands of dollars.   These are facts.

No comment.

[CNS]

I really don't understand why a lot of people seem to be against people on welfare being tested for drugs.

Don't really care about the drugs part, but I think if you receive assistance, your kids should have to meet a min gpa and attendance in school, or no assistance that month.

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They should test the owners of companies who receive government subsidies. The tests should also include opiate levels in the body to see if they are abusing prescription drugs.

Fair is fair right?

My post started w "don't really care about the drugs".

[CNS]

[mocat]

Frank?

[Spracne]

Frank?

2 2ru

[kim carnes]

The Bush family, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld all had moneyed interest in companies that benefitted from the Iraq war.

jfc.  shutup

[Rage Against the McKee]

I really don't understand why a lot of people seem to be against people on welfare being tested for drugs.

I would support it if it were cost-effective.

[Trogdor]

People are too sensitive today

[Headinjun]

The Bush family, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld all had moneyed interest in companies that benefitted from the Iraq war.

jfc.  shutup

KC, I never took you as an ignorant one.

Think about it a little and then do a little research.

[Spracne]

The Bush family, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld all had moneyed interest in companies that benefitted from the Iraq war.

jfc.  shutup

KC, I never took you as an ignorant one.

Think about it a little and then do a little research.

The majority of adult Americans have monied interest in companies that benefit from war   

[Headinjun]

The Bush family, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld all had moneyed interest in companies that benefitted from the Iraq war.

jfc.  shutup

KC, I never took you as an ignorant one.

Think about it a little and then do a little research.

The majority of adult Americans have monied interest in companies that benefit from war   

True, but the majority of Americans don't have direct ties, carry substantial interests, or control foreign policy.

If you are the former CEO of a defense contractor, and once you get into office and award that same contractor after your outright manipulation of affairs then you have been involved in a major conflict of interest on top of being a despicable human being. 

There's a reason we get involved all over the world, and a lot of it has to do with making a small minority (MIC) very very rich.