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Gilbert Arenas, Javaris Crittenton Drew Guns On Each Other Over Gambling Debt: Report
Commented Jan 01, 2010 at 11:51:46 in Sports
“This is another example (and there are dozens in the field of sports and entertainment) of what happens when low-life thugs are suddenly thrust into the limelight and given exorbitant amounts of money. And this is not a racial issue - there are examples from people of all backgrounds.”
joyce628 replied on Jan 01, 2010 at 13:06:52
“What do you call the white suited thugs on Wall Street? What do you call the Madofs of Wall Street? These people almost brought the world to an economic collapse and instead of being locked away in prison for pulling off this ponzi scheme, these white boys were rewarded. Stop the frigging racial profiling of these black athletes without any facts to back up your premise. The last time I checked, people can carry guns in bars in some places and government parks among other places. Darn, they were all over the place at President Obama's health care town hall meetings.”
Folabi Decapitatah Masha replied on Jan 01, 2010 at 12:41:12
“Are they thugs because they are black and have guns? Thats definitely why.”
Blockbuster Books Of The Decade (PHOTOS, POLL)
Commented Jan 01, 2010 at 11:46:00 in Books
“Tuchman's book turned me on to history. I have recommended it to many of my friends.”
The Religious Decade: 2000 To 2010
Commented Dec 30, 2009 at 23:03:48 in Living
“I guess there's something that appeals to human nature in a belief system that doesn't really believe anything..
Pope Knocked Down By Woman At Christmas Mass (VIDEO)
Commented Dec 26, 2009 at 21:39:21 in World
“Your warped views of scripture are about 30 years old. Are you aware of that?
Read the first couple of chapters of Romans and you will find a specific mention of lesbianism.
And if you think Ruth & Naomi were lesbians..
I think you have Mary Magdalene wrong, too. She was a "fallen woman" who became a disciple, not the other way around. Stay away from Dan Brown and read the Bible instead.”
Read the first couple of chapters of Romans and you will find a specific mention of lesbianism.
And if you think Ruth & Naomi were lesbians..
I think you have Mary Magdalene wrong, too. She was a "fallen woman" who became a disciple, not the other way around. Stay away from Dan Brown and read the Bible instead.”
The Religious Decade: 2000 To 2010
Commented Dec 25, 2009 at 23:26:36 in Living
“Wow, who did you study theology with, Dan Brown??
I thought it was Janet Reno who dealt with David Koresh, not the pope. But you probably think he was in on it.”
I thought it was Janet Reno who dealt with David Koresh, not the pope. But you probably think he was in on it.”
The Religious Decade: 2000 To 2010
Commented Dec 25, 2009 at 23:25:52 in Living
“You still don't get it. He is differentiating Christianity from cults. The fact that Christianity believes it is the only correct faith doesn't contradict what Graham is saying about cults, who change core Christian beliefs and claim that they are the "true faith," even though they have deviated from what Graham would consider the 'true faith."”
tck29 replied on Dec 28, 2009 at 11:41:38
“That's the whole point!
Christianity is a cult!! One cannot differentiate something from itself!”
Christianity is a cult!! One cannot differentiate something from itself!”
The Religious Decade: 2000 To 2010
Commented Dec 25, 2009 at 23:22:23 in Living
“I'm sure lots of groups helped. My point is that religious groups provided an overwhelming amount of the direct aid to those in need.”
The Religious Decade: 2000 To 2010
Commented Dec 23, 2009 at 20:42:53 in Living
“You don't seem to understand his second sentence. He is referring to a body of beliefs that have been held (generally speaking at least) by millions of people for two millennia. He contrasts this with cults which have broken off from historic Christianity.
And whether any of this is "worthwhile" doesn't relate in the least to Graham's statement.”
And whether any of this is "worthwhile" doesn't relate in the least to Graham's statement.”
tck29 replied on Dec 24, 2009 at 09:32:48
“The central truth of the bible is that christianity is the only path to god, and all other beliefs are wrong. This is a direct contradiction of the first sentence.”
nexxtep54 replied on Dec 23, 2009 at 22:59:55
“The body of beliefs goes back a millenia before Jesus's time. They were stolen by the holy roman church and blended at the council of Nicea, circa 325 a.d. to form the Nicene creed (apostles creed) and to bind the many sects and cults unto the single taxpaying body of 'the church'. Any 'cults' that have parted from the holy roman 'Christianity' have been dealt with swiftly and with severe prejudice - as was the Branch Davidian of David Koresh. We understand it. Maybe you don't. And none of it is worthwhile because it is all like arguing over who was right in a fairy tale.”
The Religious Decade: 2000 To 2010
Commented Dec 23, 2009 at 20:37:58 in Living
“After Katrina, 2 of the 3 main suppliers of aid were the Salvation Army and the Southern Baptists.
I didn't see Acorn, or the Sierra Club, or the ACLU, doing much to help.”
I didn't see Acorn, or the Sierra Club, or the ACLU, doing much to help.”
KindOne replied on Dec 24, 2009 at 05:21:46
“I think I remember seeing that the Rainbows went and helped out.”
mesioul replied on Dec 23, 2009 at 22:05:37
“When my community was evacuated for a fire a few years ago, the Salvation Army came with food and supplies. They didn't ask anyone's religion, legal status, sexual orientation or anything else.
The Scientology Volunteer Ministers also helped after Katrina, 9/11, the tsunami, etc.”
The Scientology Volunteer Ministers also helped after Katrina, 9/11, the tsunami, etc.”
The Religious Decade: 2000 To 2010
Commented Dec 23, 2009 at 20:36:13 in Living
“With pastors like this in mainline denominations, no wonder attendance is on a downward slope.”
Mum replied on Dec 28, 2009 at 04:13:26
“Are you serious? If I had had a pastor or priest like this when I was young I might still be a Christian. And I could probably round up at least 50 other people who would say the same.”
The Religious Decade: 2000 To 2010
Commented Dec 23, 2009 at 20:35:17 in Living
“Hey, I think Voltaire said the same thing. Of course, not the Looney Tune part.”
For Obama, No Opportunity Too Big to Blow
Commented Dec 22, 2009 at 22:37:27 in Green
“Funny you should say that, because Muslim immigrants are the ones who will soon take the place of the vanishing "native" population of Europe. And the EU is too weak to do anything about it. Obama is made from the same mold: capitulating to the enemy and being too weak-willed to stand up for your country.”
For Obama, No Opportunity Too Big to Blow
Commented Dec 21, 2009 at 22:28:36 in Green
“And that's a good thing?”
For Obama, No Opportunity Too Big to Blow
Commented Dec 21, 2009 at 22:28:12 in Green
“Once again...wh
Europe is a dying culture, not even reproducing enough to maintain its population. Part of their problem is allowing EU bureaucrats to regulate every aspect of life. America doesn't need that kind of "culture" - where a group of know-it-alls decide how everyone else should live their lives.”
Europe is a dying culture, not even reproducing enough to maintain its population. Part of their problem is allowing EU bureaucrats to regulate every aspect of life. America doesn't need that kind of "culture" - where a group of know-it-alls decide how everyone else should live their lives.”
vorpalmusic replied on Dec 22, 2009 at 00:56:33
“If the amount of offspring is the measure of a country's worth, then you must be a big fan of Muslim countries, right?”
For Obama, No Opportunity Too Big to Blow
Commented Dec 21, 2009 at 20:05:00 in Green
“Let the free market decide what we want and need.
The great tecnological advancements of the past were based on perceived human needs, NOT on what some think-tank weenies think is right for everyone else.
Stop crippling the economy with foolish regulations and let the REAL growth begin.”
The great tecnological advancements of the past were based on perceived human needs, NOT on what some think-tank weenies think is right for everyone else.
Stop crippling the economy with foolish regulations and let the REAL growth begin.”
Kaviraj replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 20:59:51
“Free market? What is free about a market that creates a crisis and robs your money to pay their gambling debts? If you have a gambling probelm you go into rehab and pay those debts too. The banks get away scotfree with YOUR money. AGAIN.”
LoadedDice replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 20:35:39
“Let me ask you the same question I've put to used car dealers (Dan Issa) and exterminators (Tom Delay) who think--or like to think--that they're captains of industry: What is the difference between "deregulation" taken literally and anarchy? But then true believers like you take your "faith-based economics" literally, right?--just like your religion. ...Just bring on the rapture, right?”
vorpalmusic replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 20:10:57
“What free market!? The one where your tax money goes to pay CEO vacation packages while banks refuse to lend anything? The one where people are forced to buy health insurance?”
satanlite replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 20:08:48
“The free market will when given the chance. Make loans to companies who want to develop large scale green tech. It's not a hard concept. Now put down the kool aid and stop listening to the folks who told you all about the "death panels". You're falling for another set of lies.”
CitizenWhig replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 20:08:02
“Wow, you must have a shrine to Ayn Rand in your closet.”
For Obama, No Opportunity Too Big to Blow
Commented Dec 21, 2009 at 20:02:50 in Green
“Yeah, as deToqueville pointed out, once the people realize that they can use their votes to get money from the government, the system will implode. Congrats to the dems for bringing it to pass.”
For Obama, No Opportunity Too Big to Blow
Commented Dec 21, 2009 at 19:43:56 in Green
“If you think the world will play "follow the leader" behind the USA, you are sadly mistaken.
The EU would be delighted to see the USA saddled with all sorts of economy-crippling "green" legislation that would send us back to the dark ages while they feebly try to assert their superiority.
You really need to remove your green-tinted glasses and realize that there are other things going on in the world besides your agenda.”
The EU would be delighted to see the USA saddled with all sorts of economy-crippling "green" legislation that would send us back to the dark ages while they feebly try to assert their superiority.
You really need to remove your green-tinted glasses and realize that there are other things going on in the world besides your agenda.”
yemaya replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 21:42:43
“excuse me but last I heard, EU has us in the dust w/regards to green industry, wind farms, fast trains, etc... please”
Kaviraj replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 20:53:41
“Europe is already doing more for green jobs and less for the banks. The bonuses are taxed at 50%. On the continent the automakers realise that if they do not make better cars - BMW VW and GM are all building electric vehicles now - nobody will buy their gas guzzlers. We have many small cars that run 30km on 1 litre - 120km on a gallon.
Where is the US? Driving SUVs that do 30 km on a gallon. And building more of the same.
So Europe bashing is the tactic of the ignorant and the uninformed. Europe leads and the US cannot even follow, let alone lead.”
Where is the US? Driving SUVs that do 30 km on a gallon. And building more of the same.
So Europe bashing is the tactic of the ignorant and the uninformed. Europe leads and the US cannot even follow, let alone lead.”
JiminNC replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 20:21:52
“And you should make yourself aware that some agendas are more forward looking than others. The future is not only what will happen in the next five minutes.”
chewie2008 replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 19:59:13
cheforacle replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 19:55:11
“Actually green legislation is the key to moving our economy forward. Review the economic history of our country. You will find that the development of new industries has always been the driver of economic growth beginning with the steam engine of Robert Fulton, the railroad and telegraph in the 19th century, steel and coal and then the auto industry at the turn of the century, electronics and consumer goods in the post-war era of the 50's and 60's and then computers and IT in the 80's and 90's. Those who oppose green technology innovations hold our economy back. I'm glad the stimulus had $60 billion for green technology incentives but agree with Klein that it is not enough.”
Truthb4u replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 19:50:46
“I AGREE AND FANNED!!!”
satanlite replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 19:49:58
“Green technology has one h811uva potential for job creation. It doesn't have to lower standard of living. You drank the kool aid, didn't you?”
For Obama, No Opportunity Too Big to Blow
Commented Dec 21, 2009 at 19:40:50 in Green
“Dems would rather be right than win?
You're kidding, right?
The health care debacle in the Senate proves you ENTIRELY wrong. They want to WIN, and they don't care how much bribery, pork & threats they have to use to get their way. Wake up.”
You're kidding, right?
The health care debacle in the Senate proves you ENTIRELY wrong. They want to WIN, and they don't care how much bribery, pork & threats they have to use to get their way. Wake up.”
satanlite replied on Dec 21, 2009 at 19:47:36
“I thnk in the bubble of DC they've actually convinced themselves that if they pass this hidious bill it will be percieived as good by a the voters, and they'll be seen as winning the good fight.”
Kalika Moquin PHOTO: Picture Of Woods' Newest Alleged Mistress
Commented Dec 20, 2009 at 22:50:49 in Sports
“According to the MSM, this is a bigger story than Climategate.”
Limbaugh Calls For "Massive Bombing Raids," War With Iran (AUDIO)
Commented Dec 20, 2009 at 22:40:33 in World
“I love the Limbaugh picture that HuffPo always dredges up whenever he's in the news.
They found the most unflattering, dated (overweight) picture possible with the angriest possible expression, and they trot it out every time.
Of course, Rush likes to do the same thing with Hillary, etc., so I suppose it's fair play.”
They found the most unflattering, dated (overweight) picture possible with the angriest possible expression, and they trot it out every time.
Of course, Rush likes to do the same thing with Hillary, etc., so I suppose it's fair play.”
LITU replied on Dec 20, 2009 at 23:58:07
“It isn't his picture that's unflattering, it's his viewpoint.”
Limbaugh Calls For "Massive Bombing Raids," War With Iran (AUDIO)
Commented Dec 20, 2009 at 22:17:40 in World
“I thought you were describing the president there for a minute. Except he just capitulates.”
Limbaugh Calls For "Massive Bombing Raids," War With Iran (AUDIO)
Commented Dec 20, 2009 at 22:16:10 in World
“Why should Rush give Olbermann a ratings boost? KO is a mere speck on the media map.”
WATCH: Wielding Gavel, Franken Shuts Lieberman Up
Commented Dec 18, 2009 at 23:06:20 in Politics
“Yeah, shoes...th
WATCH: Wielding Gavel, Franken Shuts Lieberman Up
Commented Dec 18, 2009 at 23:05:22 in Politics
“I just love the hate-fest for Joe. Remember, it was your party that nominated him for Veep.
When Repubs break from their party, your media moguls hail them as "bold renegades.
Make me laugh.”
When Repubs break from their party, your media moguls hail them as "bold renegades.
Make me laugh.”
Foreground replied on Dec 18, 2009 at 23:40:44
“Point: As an Independent who has hated Lieberman since before the '00 election for his regressive views on censorship, if given the choice between Lieberman and Cheney, I would choose Lieberman every time.
Actually, I would choose some drunk off the street. A violent drunk. With outstanding felony warrants.
But failing that, Lieberman. Its all about the less competent of two evils. Also, I'm pretty sure that Gore would better be able to keep him on his leash than Bush could Cheney, though I didn't really agree with some of Gore's general politics in 2000, either, IIRC.”
Actually, I would choose some drunk off the street. A violent drunk. With outstanding felony warrants.
But failing that, Lieberman. Its all about the less competent of two evils. Also, I'm pretty sure that Gore would better be able to keep him on his leash than Bush could Cheney, though I didn't really agree with some of Gore's general politics in 2000, either, IIRC.”
Libby48 replied on Dec 18, 2009 at 23:26:52
“Dead on! You nailed it....thes
WATCH: Wielding Gavel, Franken Shuts Lieberman Up
Commented Dec 18, 2009 at 23:01:54 in Politics
“He was rude and smug. Just like he's always been.”
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