Clearly, you are a disingenuous shilll for the movie industry.Sorry guys, lol. Honest mistake, wrong thread.
Carry on
I just can't imagine living a life where I'm terrorized by things that are basically irrelevant to worry about.
There's a nice park right by my house with a trail that goes through the woods. It's all paved and well taken care of. I enjoy walking this trail every so often. I told my dad I do this and he thought I was crazy and in serious danger because anyone could jump out of the woods at any time and rob me.
The only other people on the trail with me that I've ever seen were the elderly or dudes who take their bike riding way too seriously. If it's safe enough for them...
Maybe I'm too casual with my own personal safety. Meh
North Carolina is the freaking worst kind of corrupt
That motherfucker. I am in the middle of a job hunt right now, and I would like to continue to present as female while I work.BREAKING: Jeff Sessions Just Reversed A Policy That Protects Transgender Workers From Discrimination.
https://www.buzzfeed.com/dominicholden/jeff-sessions-just-reversed-a-policy-that-protects?utm_term=.llLjQQy468#.olxqeeraEo
Nah. I don't know if its our parents' generation, but a lot of them seem irrationally worried about things that are statistically very unlikely to happen.
But what if Hillary gets her period and starts World War 3??? Just asking questions!Trump plans to decertify the Iran nuclear deal and punt to Congress.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...0e2e1d41e38_story.html?utm_term=.6babaab10d2a
I'm more likely to be hit by a car crossing the street to get to the park than I am to be jumped by a guy in the bushes, on a cliff, over a fence, at 10am on a Sunday, while on a trail where a dude on a bike could speed pass at any second.
.
tbh it's probably better if Iran gets a nuke, it will substantially reduce the chance of us going to war with them
tbh it's probably better if Iran gets a nuke, it will substantially reduce the chance of us going to war with them
Seriously. Proliferation is a huge net negative!It substantially increases the chances of terrorists in the region getting a nuke and particularly increases the chances of countries like Saudi Arabia also becoming a nuclear power.
tbh it's probably better if Iran gets a nuke, it will substantially reduce the chance of us going to war with them
The lack of context for what happened in '01/'02 re: Afghanistan (harboring terrorists who directly attacked the US) vs Iraq (Invasion plans drawn up by the admin by blue-balled Bush I officials that used 9/11 opportunistically to sell them) is going to be such a problem going forward.We should just choose not to go to war with them and that would reduce the chances too
Doesn't Tim Murphy resigning mean we get another democrat in the house since Pennsylvania's governor is a democrat?
In other news, Paul Ryan is now trying to pull the classic GOP move of "Look! A picture of me hugging happy African-American children! I'm not racist you're racist shut up!"
Doesn't Tim Murphy resigning mean we get another democrat in the house since Pennsylvania's governor is a democrat?
@Nate_Cohn
A PA-18 special election isn't totally impossible for Dems. Yes, very Trump-y, but
--registration is D+6 / Dem strength downballot
--specials = uncertainty
--plenty of favorable precedents for Ds in this sort of district/open races post scandal
Doesn't Tim Murphy resigning mean we get another democrat in the house since Pennsylvania's governor is a democrat?
that reminds me of the game of thrones scenes
Yeah. I wouldnt count on it, but its within the realm of possibility.I think this is right.
This is really dumb, I hope you seriously don't think Russia is just dictating every single foreign policy decision we make. At the very least, the people with the power to declare war are overwhelmingly okay with opposing Russia.Dont think we would go to war with them with how close they are with Russia. Russia is closer to Iran than it is with Syria and you know the extent they are helping Assad.
This is fair, just goes to show how deep the problems America has caused in the region are. Maybe some of those incredibly qualified wonks should consider that when deciding it's time for another regime change.It substantially increases the chances of terrorists in the region getting a nuke and particularly increases the chances of countries like Saudi Arabia also becoming a nuclear power.
This seems like a compelling argument for the need to impose heavy sanctions on Israel due to the danger they pose to the region until more moderate heads can prevail.Or Israel launching a preemptive nuclear strike on Iran
I agree! Unfortunately, it seems like the bipartisan thoughtless and destructive foreign policy agendas still dominate both parties and haven't shown much sign of changing, so in lieu of that, Iran should probably look at the examples of other opponents of American interests and see how they have fared based on their capacity to resist.We should just choose not to go to war with them and that would reduce the chances too
Who are you voting for on Election Day, John?Fetterman should run for PA-18 even though Babadook is slightly outside of the district.
I agree! Unfortunately, it seems like the bipartisan thoughtless and destructive foreign policy agendas still dominate both parties and haven't shown much sign of changing, so in lieu of that, Iran should probably look at the examples of other opponents of American interests and see how they have fared based on their capacity to resist.
This is fair, just goes to show how deep the problems America has caused in the region are. Maybe some of those incredibly qualified wonks should consider that when deciding it's time for another regime change.
What's with the sudden surge in burner accounts?
What's with the sudden surge in burner accounts?
This seems like a compelling argument for the need to impose heavy sanctions on Israel due to the danger they pose to the region until more moderate heads can prevail.
I said "this is fair" because I viewed your analysis as correct, there are large downsides even if the likelihood of war with Iran is greatly reduced as a result, which is arguably still worth the costs.Okay...that doesn't solve the problem that just letting Iran have a nuke would cause, though.
I didn't say it was likely, only that you made a compelling argument for it.
The only timeline in which the US sanctions Israel is the one where the anti-semitic branch of the alt-right seizes total power.
Even then they probably wouldn't because that's where they'd ship all of the Jewish Americans to.
Are you saying your post is a replicant?Sorry guys, lol. Honest mistake, wrong thread.
Carry on
/Marco Rubio baby sipAre you saying your post is a replicant?
was not a very big fan eitherPlayed Cards Against Humanity for first time.
... Don't get it, "lol so random" and bigotry are like 30% of the deck.
It's all about the people you play with. Without having deep history together, it becomes a political ly incorrect/outrageous combo race.Played Cards Against Humanity for first time.
... Don't get it, "lol so random" and bigotry are like 30% of the deck.
Okay...that doesn't solve the problem that just letting Iran have a nuke would cause, though.
Played that once with a friend and her family and one of my answers triggered my friends far right military police officer brother (the type who makes fun of oversensitive liberals for being triggered) so that was cool.Played Cards Against Humanity for first time.
... Don't get it, "lol so random" and bigotry are like 30% of the deck.
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/10/05/john-kelly-cell-phone-compromised-243514White House officials believe that chief of staff John Kellys personal cell phone was compromised, potentially as long ago as December, according to three U.S. government officials.
The discovery raises concerns that hackers or foreign governments may have had access to data on Kellys phone while he was secretary of the Department of Homeland Security and after he joined the West Wing.
Tech support staff discovered the suspected breach after Kelly turned his phone in to White House tech support this summer complaining that it wasnt working or updating software properly.
Kelly told the staffers the phone hadnt been working properly for months, according to the officials.
A White House official, speaking for the administration, said Kelly hadnt used the personal phone often since joining the administration. This person said Kelly relied on his government-issued phone for most communications.
The official, who did not dispute any of POLITICOs reporting on the timeline of events or the existence of the memo, said Kelly no longer had possession of the device but declined to say where the phone is now.
Kelly has since begun using a different phone, one of the officials said, though he relies on his government phone when hes inside the White House.
Several government officials said it was unclear when or where Kellys phone was first compromised. It is unclear what data may have been accessed, if any.
It substantially increases the chances of terrorists in the region getting a nuke and particularly increases the chances of countries like Saudi Arabia also becoming a nuclear power.
But you're 100% correct that Iran going nuclear accelerates the Mideast cold war. Best possible outcome is that a more compassionate and less blatantly imperialistic administration pivots away from Saudi Arabia and stops funding movements to overthrow Iran's allies. These gestures would assure Iran that nukes aren't needed.