When youâ(TM)re a leader, youâ(TM)re responsible for the actions of the people underneath you. Hitler doesnâ(TM)t get off because the SS was full of genocidal maniacs.

When you pay for those streaming lines it shouldnâ(TM)t matter who uses them.

Funny. My Facebook stock seems to indicate otherwise. Where is your data that itâ(TM)s dying?

Ever consider investing in his education? It's not just his parents responsibility to get him through. And, it certainly doesn't have to be a government program either. Crowdsource it.

Personally, I'm always impressed by the Public's willingness to engage in conflict when ya'll don't fight these wars and don't understand what's involved in them. But hey, that's why we have a professional military right? They're just 'other people' who do what we tell them. Just remember, this isn't a video game.

If you think we can't launch aircraft within 24 hours and strike targets around the world, you're gravely mistaken. We have people whose jobs are to plan for missions such as this so that we can go out and do exactly that just by putting bombs on the planes and taking off. Not to mention that now days, with our capacities for SATCOM and other techniques, we're able to pass target information on the fly and build them in the air. As for the child thread below who wonders why we need air refueling; it's critical to all military operations. It's what sets us apart from all other air forces. Most aircraft are designed to take off with a certain weight, and getting that amount of stuff in the air usually is at the extreme end of an aircraft's capabilities. So, by fueling the aircraft just enough to take off and then refueling on the way you're able to take more hate to the bad guys. And, it extends the range of our aircraft. It's usually not comfortable, but most of our aircraft are capable of flying indefinitely if you can get them the gas to keep them there. Refueling is instrumental to our operations around the globe. Cheers!

Tivo HD only works with OTA and cable currently. The satellite providers have a waiver from having to provide cable cards to their consumers from the FCC; without cable cards your Tivo HD can't even give you program guide information unless you're OTA. Your only options are the in-house products from Dish (pretty good) or D* (not so much from what I've read).

Personally, I just gave up Dish so I could enjoy TivoHD; the interface means more to me than being able to stick it to my crappy cable company.