What are you objecting to? It is fun to kill bad guys. Why do you think FPS games are so popular?
>"You go into Afghanistan, you got guys who slap women around for five years because they didn't wear a veil. You know, guys like that ain’t got no manhood left anyway. So it’s a hell of a lot of fun to shoot them.…
> After the US et. al. cut off fuel and oil trade. They don't teach you that part in school. And do you know why we did that? Was that mentioned? Did they talk about Japan's war of conquest in China or the Rape of…
> Don't think the US didn't do everything it could to antagonize the enemy. Japan was repeatedly slapped in the face until it had no choice but to respond to protect its honour. Is that what it's called when we objected…
Does it not matter that we were running those maneuvers largely in response to Japanese aggression in China and the Pacific? Does it matter that the reason we were in tension with Japan was their murder and conquest…
So can you identify no situation in which killing someone is appropriate?
Think Sears is bad, try KMart.
Well, you're entitled to eat whatever you can afford to eat. If that's meat, it's meat.
>Slavery was more stable: lasted millenia. And slavery required less violence, per capita, to maintain? I don't think so. Innumerable slave revolts. Wars of conquest to capture slaves. Slave raiding. The daily violence…
And Venezuela is a paradise on earth!
China was doing really really badly until Mao died and Deng took power and began implementing market reforms, bringing capitalism in.
Where is the success of capitalism? It's in the rapidly falling global extreme poverty rate, soon to be below 10% for the first time in human history. It's in the cell phone networks blanketing Africa and Asia, giving…
This is propaganda, disgustingly incorrect propaganda, so far off base the only conceivable way you could have written it is to be maliciously lying.
That seems, at best, orthogonal to the issue of foreign investment and business.
You seem to be extremely confused. Of course moral lessons can be taught through stories. That a moral lesson is taught through story does not make the moral taught true in any sense. Which makes bringing up the One…
Why is a moral lesson in a story a moral lesson? I can invent any moral lesson and put it in a story. That a supposed moral lesson is featured in a work of fiction does not lend credence to it.
In part, I think you're overestimating how difficult it would be for you to gain access to customer data covertly, given root access to all the servers at your company.
Going out on a limb, printed food would still need foodstock inputs of some type, and housing still needs land.
That's part of it, but I wouldn't put it at more than 20-30% of the total explanation.
A lot of areas around me that went for Obama in the last 2 elections went Trump this time around. And a lot of the areas that went Hillary around here went a lot less heavily Hillary than they did Obama 4 & 8 years ago.…
You know why we're doing it. We need to deter a resurgent Russia and China. People like you thought that nukes made conventional militaries obsolete in the 50's. That was wrong then and it's wrong now. In order to…
Well a Tomahawk is also a precision weapon, which can take out a single building.
I dunno if it's that much of a bargain. A Tomahawk carries a 1000 lbs. warhead. These shells weigh a total of like 225 lbs., of which 25 lbs. or so is explosives.
>Boy Scouts is hardly secular Scouts is pretty secular around here. At least my troop was. Never a mention of religion, really.
Be glad you don't work in my office, then. We've got 2 Model Ms and about a dozen cherry MX blue keyboards rattling around. Pure bliss.
What are you objecting to? It is fun to kill bad guys. Why do you think FPS games are so popular?
>"You go into Afghanistan, you got guys who slap women around for five years because they didn't wear a veil. You know, guys like that ain’t got no manhood left anyway. So it’s a hell of a lot of fun to shoot them.…
> After the US et. al. cut off fuel and oil trade. They don't teach you that part in school. And do you know why we did that? Was that mentioned? Did they talk about Japan's war of conquest in China or the Rape of…
> Don't think the US didn't do everything it could to antagonize the enemy. Japan was repeatedly slapped in the face until it had no choice but to respond to protect its honour. Is that what it's called when we objected…
Does it not matter that we were running those maneuvers largely in response to Japanese aggression in China and the Pacific? Does it matter that the reason we were in tension with Japan was their murder and conquest…
So can you identify no situation in which killing someone is appropriate?
Think Sears is bad, try KMart.
Well, you're entitled to eat whatever you can afford to eat. If that's meat, it's meat.
>Slavery was more stable: lasted millenia. And slavery required less violence, per capita, to maintain? I don't think so. Innumerable slave revolts. Wars of conquest to capture slaves. Slave raiding. The daily violence…
And Venezuela is a paradise on earth!
China was doing really really badly until Mao died and Deng took power and began implementing market reforms, bringing capitalism in.
Where is the success of capitalism? It's in the rapidly falling global extreme poverty rate, soon to be below 10% for the first time in human history. It's in the cell phone networks blanketing Africa and Asia, giving…
This is propaganda, disgustingly incorrect propaganda, so far off base the only conceivable way you could have written it is to be maliciously lying.
That seems, at best, orthogonal to the issue of foreign investment and business.
You seem to be extremely confused. Of course moral lessons can be taught through stories. That a moral lesson is taught through story does not make the moral taught true in any sense. Which makes bringing up the One…
Why is a moral lesson in a story a moral lesson? I can invent any moral lesson and put it in a story. That a supposed moral lesson is featured in a work of fiction does not lend credence to it.
In part, I think you're overestimating how difficult it would be for you to gain access to customer data covertly, given root access to all the servers at your company.
Going out on a limb, printed food would still need foodstock inputs of some type, and housing still needs land.
That's part of it, but I wouldn't put it at more than 20-30% of the total explanation.
A lot of areas around me that went for Obama in the last 2 elections went Trump this time around. And a lot of the areas that went Hillary around here went a lot less heavily Hillary than they did Obama 4 & 8 years ago.…
You know why we're doing it. We need to deter a resurgent Russia and China. People like you thought that nukes made conventional militaries obsolete in the 50's. That was wrong then and it's wrong now. In order to…
Well a Tomahawk is also a precision weapon, which can take out a single building.
I dunno if it's that much of a bargain. A Tomahawk carries a 1000 lbs. warhead. These shells weigh a total of like 225 lbs., of which 25 lbs. or so is explosives.
>Boy Scouts is hardly secular Scouts is pretty secular around here. At least my troop was. Never a mention of religion, really.
Be glad you don't work in my office, then. We've got 2 Model Ms and about a dozen cherry MX blue keyboards rattling around. Pure bliss.