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• ‘Eliminate Hate’: Massive Study Finds That Many EU Gays Live in Fear, Experience Intense Discrimination

  May 17, 2013 at 9:22am

  In reply to term limits for congress.

  Sounds a lot like Christians living in the USA!
  Here, though, we protect AND even TEACH homosexuality in our schools, but we PROHIBIT Christianity or even old-testament principles from entering our schools in the form of the Ten Commandments, prayer, etc.
  Dear GOD, we’ve got things upside down!!

  God forgive our complacency and heal our souls and our nation!

• Artist Trying to Sell Super-Secret Photos of NYC Residents: ‘An Outrageous Invasion of Privacy’

  May 17, 2013 at 9:19am

  In reply to HaleStorm87.

  Having lived in buildings where you feel like you could reach out the window and touch your neighbor if they did the same, I can say it is VERY creepy at first. You can see BELOW your neighbor’s windowsill of the floors below yours. I’ve seen some disgusting things that way and I just learned to NOT focus or fix my gaze on neighbors’ windows. At the same time, you also realize that your neighbors can see you just as readily. For that reason, I kept my horizontal blinds tilted down on the outer edge, which blocked the view of those above me from seeing into my window.
  Eventually, you get accustomed to it and learn to ignore it.
  OH, I almost forgot!!!… I had one exhibitionist neighbor who would often stand DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE WINDOW and do things that should not be done in public. That was gross.

• Wait Until You Hear Who the Turkish Prime Minister Reportedly Invited to Join His Entourage During U.S. Visit

  May 17, 2013 at 9:08am

  In reply to GETLIFE.

  Giving press a taste of the stick – they stopped chasing the carrot, so dear leader has turned it around is giving them a sample of the other end – the stick.

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 17, 2013 at 8:53am

  In reply to RJJinGadsden.

  I’ve probably read every nuanced interpretation of the First Amendment. That being said, I know our founders chose their words carefully. As such, I read it differently than most. I read “an establishment of religion” and I see the article “an.” This to me refers to an entity of religion, not to the ACT by Congress of establish-”ING” a religion, but rather the relationship between Congress and “AN establishment.”
  “Establish” is a VERB.
  “EstablishING” is a VERB.
  “An Establishment” is a NOUN.

  Had the founders solely meant that Congress could not ESTABLISH a religion, why wouldn’t they just say that? “Congress shall make no law establishing a religion,” or “Congress shall not establish a religion.” Instead, they chose to refer to Congress’ laws which REGARD something – that something is “an establishment.” Which, in this case is an establishment of religion. It could been an establishment of farming or anything. If we disregard the polarizing religious aspect and read for intent, I say Congress cannot pass laws that “AFFECT RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS” (“regarding an establishment of religion”).

  Right, wrong, advantageous to conservative/religious causes, or disadvantageous to our causes, that is how I read it.

• Gym Goers Stunned by Armed Bounty Hunters While Showering — ‘Thought… I’m Going to Be Shot’

  May 17, 2013 at 8:33am

  In reply to BexRN.

  Looks more like a brothel than a man’s locker room to me… but it IS Miami. LOL

• New Energy Secretary Named With Unanimous Confirmation

  May 17, 2013 at 8:30am

  In reply to Amazingoly.

  “solutions oriented” is actually concerning – the fascist left could also be called “solutions oriented” in as much as the end justifies the means – they start with their chosen outcome then work backward to foist it upon us, rather than starting with identifying whether there is any issue, then, seeking it’s causes, then identifying possible solutions, then pursuing the most likely successful course.
  Of course that sort of logic requires executive experience, not academic theory.

• New Energy Secretary Named With Unanimous Confirmation

  May 17, 2013 at 8:23am

  In reply to Amazingoly.

  Here’s the problem with this communist, centrally-planned model which Obama loves and chases:

  “Moniz will soon decide”

  ONE MAN will decide for an ENTIRE NATION, and for FUTURE GENERATIONS, what we can do, what we are ALLOWED to pursue.

  CONTROL. (I hear there’s a great, new book by that name, too!)

• CBO: Obamacare in its First Decade Will Cost Double What the President Promised

  May 17, 2013 at 8:11am

  In reply to uradbcon.

  BWAHAHAHA!!

  Nice try, urine-decon, but OUR “poor” are WEALTHY relative to the rest of the planet! most of our “poor” have cable TV. A sickening percentage of our “poor” have flat screen TV’s. We are told daily how obese our “poor” are.

  On top of that, this “we as a society” bull crap is just that – bull crap! “we as a society” did NOT choose for them to sit at home multi-generationally and take from those who get off their butt and fight the fight every day to better their lives. No, on the contrary, we as a society ENABLED them to do exactly that!

  So long as you work from a POV premise of envy and covetousness, there will always be someone with more than someone else. Communism has been tried, and failed, and tried and failed, and tried and failed, and failed, and failed… did I mention it failed? Why is it that those who seek to impose such a system ALWAYS exclude themselves from participation in it? Obamacare ring a bell?

  Your ignorance is showing or you’re revealing you willing blindness driven by your moral relativity by which you justify your actions as being acceptable to achieve YOUR goals, denying others their freedom and liberty in favor of YOUR will.

• Video: Obama calls in the Marines…

  May 17, 2013 at 7:55am

  Too bad there’s no way to know if it is supposed to rain in the next 24 hours – somebody ought to invent that – they could call it a climate forecast… better yet, a “weather forecast!” Then, they would’ve known it was going to rain. Of course, they’d still have gotten wet, but someone could’ve invented waterproof fabrics sewn into the shape of over-garments. Those they could call precipitation-cloaks or something like that. Or, someone could invent portable shelters made of waterproof materials, we could call them “precipitation shelters” (seems “tent” and “canopy” are already being used for something)
  In the best scenario, there’d have been a large building nearby, suitably equipped for holding press conferences. Too bad there was not, huh? Of course, then dear leader wouldn’t have gotten to whack the press with the stick, as it seems they’ve stopped chasing the carrot lately.

• Pat Robertson Has Some Tough Advice for Cheated-On Women: Do You Agree With Him?

  May 17, 2013 at 7:37am

  In reply to crazyrightwingmom.

  I would’ve agreed if, by “he’s a man” Pat had meant, “he’s HUMAN, so he’s imperfect,” but he was dismissive of the man’s responsibilities as being somehow inherent to his gender. I do NOT buy into that notion.
  I agree that man and woman BOTH need to make an ongoing effort to keep a relationship growing. You can’t just buy a cow and expect milk to appear on the table every morning, nor can you buy a potted plant and expect it to grow without sunlight and water. Marriage is not the END of the journey to find a mate, it is the BEGINNING of a journey WITH the one you chose as your mate! So choose carefully!!

  But then again, I’m still single, so what do I know?