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Regardless, I donated to the Red Cross and Helping Hands today. Hopefully I did it right so that IGT will do a little bit of matching. |
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Seriously, personal weapons are virtually a part of life in a large part of the world. Here in America, although not as statistically necessary, both the weapons and training available to the general public are first-class (well, except for maybe CA, NJ, NY....;)). The difference between remaining capable and incapable of self-protection in America is mostly a matter of will, not means. The largest difficulty in America relating to self-defense is the demonization of those who are prepared, as if our society is above victimizing others or something. |
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Unfuckingbelievable. |
yes it is unbelievable that there could be this amount of anarchy in such a large city. :( it is also sad that in this great country the action of a few speak for the majority. i love how these stories make it sound like complete madness, when in fact there are just a few of these idiots roaming aound. i really wish the news would faocus more on the good being done then they have. my uncle is in Huston registering people for aid, yet there is still a need to get others out.
not everyone there is lawless, and the actions of a few should not out shine the needs of the majority. news reporters always look for the big story and thats what they think they are reporting............. |
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I'm not trying to start drama in this thread, as this isn't commentary on the devolution of society down south, but a good perspective on why it affected us so much. Significant is the last quote, from a Jamaican disaster relief specialist: "We always have resource constraints," she said. "That's not a problem the U.S. has. But because they have the resources, they may not pay enough attention to preparedness and awareness, and to educating the public how to help themselves." |
Did anyone see Kanye West struggling through his rant on the NBC Telethon? He managed to stutter through.."George Bush does not care about black people"...
Check out the clip. Kanye West is a loser |
Mike Myers should have just punched him.
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That was pathetic. I feel bad for Mike Myers. |
What amuzes me about Kanye, is the fact that he can get throw down lyrics in his songs no problem, and quite well...
but he can hardly communicate with others when giving an interview or speech. (I've seen him in other interviews...wow). |
What I think is the worst, is that race relations are strained enough that some people (black and white) are finding validity in Kanye's statement about Bush.
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You have heard the rumors that Jeb Bush (FL governor Jeb) may run for Prez for the Republicans. And if Hilary Clinton gets the nomination for the Democrats, then Jeb's in...16 years of Bush rule! OMG@!!!!
Win a free country...Vote Libertarian!!!!! |
Great, just what we need. Different Bush's and Clinton's going after the presidency for the next 50 years. :roll:
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I wouldn't mind a dynasty of presidents... if they weren't all retards.
'Course, wasn't Jeb Bush the "successful" son? I know W. became president and all, but before that wasn't he a coke-head followed by an unsuccessful business man? Plus beating Gore and then Kerry isn't exactly "successful"... that's like the Mariners winning the Little League World Series... sure you won by one run in the bottom of the 9th... but you were playing 13 year olds. Then again, being the governor of Florida is sorta the same thing, now isn't it. Where's Ross Perot when you need him? |
Jeb is way more people friendly, a much better speaker and appears to have a better grip on things in general, however, I believe his politics are a bit to the right of GW's, and he's much closer to the religious right.So, there you go.
Ross Perot is not the answer. Close but not quite. |
Nader 2008.
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"George Bush doesn't care about black people." Hahaha! Did you see Mike Myers reaction?! Wow... stupid. And black people ARE looting, raping and killing. Who cares if theyre 65% of the population in new orleans... that shouldnt be an excuse. And yes, white people are probably looting as well - I know I would if I lost everything and needed something. If i need water, Ill get it. If i need food, Ill get it. But a TV? No, no one needs a TV. New Orleans doesnt even have power! Why dont these 'all might black leaders', such as Mr. West here, stand up, and say something that takes an education, such as, "You wonder why people still discriminate black people. Look at what youre doing. When things are at their worst, youre stealing TVs! Cars! And other un-important materials. Actions speak louder than words. Stop the looting, stop the violance. Lets get together, organize, and show these people who we really are. If we work together, we can work through this. We will prevail." .... or something of the like. :p
Now off to wash the car! |
just goes to show how much influence the "mass media" has on ones view points in a disaster area.
I want to be President!!!!1 Vote Me in '16 :lol: and there lays the reason we will never get a good president!!! Job sucurity sucks, pay is crap, get blamed for hating people, sell your sole to stay in another 4 years, and all for what...............have everything you tried to do change in the next term US is for the layers now :mad: |
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I got a call few few days ago for donations for the upcoming election, they asked me to give money blah blah speach. I told them that the timing was bad and they may have just lost my vote. The US is in a crisis and all they want is to secure the 08' election. what crap :rolleyes: |
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