Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
Just go to bed, man. You've lost it.
Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
Wait, you want to re-segregate schools. . .but you're finding court corruption. . .
can't we get back to Calcium Anthropology, the study of milk-men? (Steven Wright)
can't we get back to Calcium Anthropology, the study of milk-men? (Steven Wright)
Comment Re:My favorite part (Score 1) 79
Not in terms of historical immortality. Also, wielding power to do the opposite of the stated intent of the office would, I expect, be a pleasure beyond sexual for a creature of her ilk.
Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
"your people"
Yes, yes. If you were ever less than immaculate in your impeccability, the world should end.
Yes, yes. If you were ever less than immaculate in your impeccability, the world should end.
Comment Re:privacy? (Score 1) 276
Recreational legislation is an evil exceeding premature optimization.
Journal Journal: For "Lying with flair and abandon" values of "some mistakes"
Clinton Foundation admits making mistakes on taxes. Do. Tell.
I pretty much think every utterance from a Clinton is at least corrupted, if not mostly a bucket of lies.
In response to Barabara Hudson's JE, I should have also said that, sure, Schweitzer is peddling a book, and has a history of selling books with he
I pretty much think every utterance from a Clinton is at least corrupted, if not mostly a bucket of lies.
In response to Barabara Hudson's JE, I should have also said that, sure, Schweitzer is peddling a book, and has a history of selling books with he
Comment Not dispositive (Score 1) 1
In the light of the email server "irregularities", you figure that the Codpiece Media are just doing what they do.
Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
Now, we hadn't crawled out of the primordial slime, just up the page. Can't you hold it together for at least one thread, man?
Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
Crapflooder.
Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
I thought of you this morning while teaching on the Galatian epistle, chapter 4. I mentioned the word "solipsism" in conjunction with discussing worldviews => http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-bX4ZZVFYcIA/VT1NtZBTWjI/AAAAAAAADb0/WJKgplFCDVs/s320/3d_life.jpg
Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
Excellent.
There are fundy christians and muslims who have no problem with same-sex marriage, just as there are catholics who use birth control.
I disagree with the idea, but understand that law is a means by which we manage disagreements.
I guess my incapacity to subscribe to a concept I consider false marks me a "bigot", and justifies infinite H8 for the fustakrakich in the crowd.
Still, somehow, I'm the "persecutor", I guess.
Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
Where's the corruption in overturning bigoted law? Shall we re-segregate the schools also?
Non sequitur. You're getting great at that these days.
Comment Re:But aren't corporations people now? (Score 1) 79
Brilliant!
Comment Re:My favorite part (Score 1) 79
What part of "power" escaped you?
Comment Re:That's a lot of reading. (Score 1) 6
Baldness is the ultimate in "short order".
