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06/26/09
For god sakes, neo cons, stop interfering with other countries. Yes, everyone wants freedom. That's a given. But every time we dick around with other people's revolutions we stink them up.
06/27/09
As for the idea of McCain's, I'm at least proud of the man for trying to think about technology being used in this way. I do disagree with it being localized to one country (like other commentators have nicely stated) but having it worldwide utilizing satellites is brilliant. It doesn't have to be break-neck speeds but just freely available for anyone. And it is good to see that some people realize that defense spending/military projects helped create some of the most historic advancements in technology. Anybody? Yes, the internet is definitely one.
06/27/09
As far as McCain's silliness about using a drone. WTF?! And we almost elected this complete moron as President? Oh yeah, violate another sovereign nation's airspace with not just any vehicle, but a fleet of military grade, WMDs. That's not helping spread freedom of information to the people of Iran, that is a declaration of war by anyone's definition. We can barely handle itty-bitty, old Iraq and itty-bitty, old Afghanistan, and we got North Korea breathing down our necks. So since we are spread so incredibly thin already, let's just fly some military drones into Iranian airspace and spread ourselves even thinner. Does someone feel a draft?
Fortunately, Obama's a pussy, so unless the Brits, or someone else is crazy enough to invade another country's airspace to spread free internet, then nothing will ever come of this absolutely BS idea.
12/13/08
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Eeeeerrr....can I get the number for 1 operator...
12/12/08
I could only dream of what the Inquirer might have done.
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People, this stuff happens all the time, it's not just exclusive to this year's Republican canidate and his campaign. A year ago, the government in Milwaukee, WI sent out letters to thousands of people with their full social security numbers printed visibly on the things. Then they did it again a few months later.
So, yeah, this sort of beurocratical oversight can definitely apply to any form of government just about anywhere at any given point in time. And of course Obama might be just as guilty, but no one will call him out if and when he makes/has made this sort of mistake.
12/12/08
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McCain had no qualms privatizing the internet. Obama said hell no.
Obama > McCain
12/12/08
11/05/08
I'm going out for a few drinks. Ciao.
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Wait, f*@k, sh!t, ahhhh azz monkeys.
Ok, now I'm good.
I truly hope he does a better job than I thought he would, I'll be praying for him as well.
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History has been made and a long time from now.....
ugh I just don't want to think about it.
:(
11/04/08
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11/05/08
The means to display a live 3D hologram would be nice. Figuring out how to project it in the air is the only hurdle, and CNN didn't come close. This was just a gimmicky stunt that did nothing to help improve coverage of the election or deliver news in a more informative way.
11/04/08
If technology serves some useful purpose, I'm all for it in news shows. But this was tantamount to having Wolf say, "And now that we've called New Hampshire, we've got Roscoe the dancing walrus live here IN THE STUDIO!!!"
It was like watching reporters talk about election statistics while riding on a Unicycle. The Daily Show is going to eat them *alive*.
But hey, Obama is winning, so life is good!
11/05/08
Tomorrow you will see Osama Bin Laden, Hugo Chavez, Fidel Castro, Kim Jang Ill and many other pinko commies celebrate with you. Have a good time and just remember you no longer have Bush to blame for F***-ups, these will be on you.
Bush has admittedly dissapointed us amazingly but we have not seen a terrorist attack in our country for over 7 years. That is about to change as your party feels that it is unfair we dominate the world so greatly and our defenses and offenses will be weakened in order to give them more of a chance. 94 percent of blacks have voted for Obama because of his race which tells me that perhaps white people are no longer the racists in this country.
Well, that's how I really feel about it so go ahead and rip me a new one.
11/05/08
You have MANY years to correct your awful misinformation/hate propaganda.
Don't worry, you have 4-8 years to catch up with the rest of us.
11/05/08
I'm going to comment on one complete fallacy you stated in the above comment: If black people were the racists in this country, then in every previous election, 0 percent of blacks would have voted.
11/05/08
I'm going to take another bit hit for this (had some hateful messages left for me), I think he does have a point that a lot of blacks voted for him because he is black and this was something that did light a fire under by butt. But then again, at the same time, I think that number of whites that didn't vote for him for the same reason evened it out.
11/05/08
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You are also assuming that black people who voted for Obama voted based on race alone which is a specious, short-sighted, and insulting remark. Even if a portion of them did, that's no less damning that a Republican voting for the party nominee based solely on party affiliation, rather than issues, which happens much more often.
Even if every black person of legal voting age voted for Obama, that still means that more than twice as many of that number, which included caucasians, asians, hispanics, and other races, also voted for Obama.
It's time to stop letting race play an issue, especially when you don't have your facts straight.
All we can do now is hope that positive change comes swiftly in the time ahead of us.
11/05/08
It's also insulting the the black population at large to assume that a majority of them voted for Obama based on race alone. Also, even if 50% of voting age blacks (which is less than 5% of the US population) voted for Obama, that is still only less than 15% of the counted votes. Furthermore, 50% black voter turnout would be an unprecedented number of black voters, and the likelihood is perhaps 30 percent black voter turnout.
11/04/08
America, you have voted. This is the government you've chosen.
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