Iran is in no position to exercise meddling the way US does. They do it more clandestine. They've been doing it for years in Lebanon, Iraq, and now Syria.
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IT'S TRUE 
With his daughter sitting next to him holy fucking shit
This guy is too maaaacccchhh
Also the States "meddling" can hardly be compared with Iran's.
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Prolly did that just to take a dig at the Clinton name. But he's right though, America should apologize.
With his daughter sitting next to him holy fucking shit
This guy is too maaaacccchhh
Also the States "meddling" can hardly be compared with Iran's.
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Prolly did that just to take a dig at the Clinton name. But he's right though, America should apologize.
IT'S TRUE
With his daughter sitting next to him holy fucking shit
This guy is too maaaacccchhh
Also the States "meddling" can hardly be compared with Iran's.
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Prolly did that just to take a dig at the Clinton name. But he's right though, America should apologize.
With his daughter sitting next to him holy fucking shit
This guy is too maaaacccchhh
Also the States "meddling" can hardly be compared with Iran's.
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Prolly did that just to take a dig at the Clinton name. But he's right though, America should apologize.
First and foremost Saudi Arabia is cancer, I despise Israel and I still respect them a MILLION times more than I'll ever respect Saudi Arabia, and I'm a muslim!
Respecting other nations sovereignty is a serious problem nowadays....actually always has been....
I don't support Trump, never have I expressed any admiration of any form towards that man. He disgusts me as an individual. In this thread I did say that I would vote for Trump because he'd fuck up the States. I'm not rooting for him because he's want to make "America Great Again" lol I want him to win cause I want us to have 50 new neighbours bruh
I want us to deny @Kyle entry to Canada
Love you too brotherman
Respecting other nations sovereignty is a serious problem nowadays....actually always has been....
I don't support Trump, never have I expressed any admiration of any form towards that man. He disgusts me as an individual. In this thread I did say that I would vote for Trump because he'd fuck up the States. I'm not rooting for him because he's want to make "America Great Again" lol I want him to win cause I want us to have 50 new neighbours bruh
I want us to deny @Kyle entry to Canada
Love you too brotherman
Just seen
He wants to hook up South Korea and Japan with nukes
He wants to hook up South Korea and Japan with nukes
You're not gonna like it
Thanks
So it's a constitutional issue mostly? Still think that it would be worth it for the Dems to shine more light on this issue than there is currently, but that certainly complicates things. Incredible that there aren't any more specific rules concerning such a centerstone of the democratic system of the country in the constitution.
Damn you just rekt three posters in one post
Cold.
Apologist doing with he does best: Reaching high up his ass and coming up with whatever dumb excuses he can.So, what Clinton says on the tape (I don't give a fvck about others recounting the story, sugarcoating the narrative to make her and the whole process look good, it's her own words from the mid 80s tape that counts) is: The prosecutor told her about the case AND asked her: "Would I do it as a favor for him?”
And you interpret this as:
No one was forcing her. So if it was so much against her ethics and if she truly wanted to, I'm sure she could do everything she could not to be appointed to this particular case.
She managed to win a plea deal for the rapist and reduce a potential 30 years to life in prison, to five which then was reduced further to just one year.
And what you get from it is this?!!
You slap this right in there with your other bullsh!t, like it means the girl was lying and she and her mother were desperate to end it before her lie is exposed. Where in fact, it was because they didn't want the humiliation of her testifying in public court about someone raping her.
Are you freaking fvckin kidding?!!
She says this: “I had him take a polygraph, which he passed – which forever destroyed my faith in polygraphs,”, right at the start of telling the story, way before getting into the "eccentricities" of the case. She's talking about what a rootless, sleazeball the guy was. So it exactly means she knew the dirtbag was guilty and lying but managed to trick the poly.
I think I've had enough.
Well, yes.
But if you look at the figures, blacks face a lot more discrimination than whites - look at concentrated poverty as well for example, making it much more difficult for a disproportionate amount of black children to succeed (the guy in the video kinda goes into that topic a little bit as well when talking about schools). Again you don't have to fight those by public measures (although I'd argue that some are quite sensible), but I don't think you can argue that the "share" of discrimination whites and blacks have to respectively deal with is equally shared in any way.
The interview also just hand picks the stats and figures that are favourable to them, and, as a sidenote, I really don't believe that the link between single parent households and welfare spending he proposes exists in any major way, correlation ain't causation, and there are plenty of social changes over the same period that would explain the former phenomenon much better than welfare spending in my opinion.
He's completely right in stating that stuff like "Uncle Tom" is disgusting though.
I don't think we're really going anywhere here tbh
http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-reasons-trumps-rise-that-no-one-talks-about/
Didn't actually expect this article to be good, but it actually is - aside from the very hit-and-miss pop culture references.
Talking about a hugely important aspect that's not as much discussed as it probably should be, the rural-urban divide. Interestingly enough it's the exact same trend at the presidential election here in Austria (4th round coming up a month after the US
). Would be interesting to see similar figures for Brexit or Front National
Didn't actually expect this article to be good, but it actually is - aside from the very hit-and-miss pop culture references.
Talking about a hugely important aspect that's not as much discussed as it probably should be, the rural-urban divide. Interestingly enough it's the exact same trend at the presidential election here in Austria (4th round coming up a month after the US
). Would be interesting to see similar figures for Brexit or Front National
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So it's a constitutional issue mostly? Still think that it would be worth it for the Dems to shine more light on this issue than there is currently, but that certainly complicates things. Incredible that there aren't any more specific rules concerning such a centerstone of the democratic system of the country in the constitution.
So it's a constitutional issue mostly? Still think that it would be worth it for the Dems to shine more light on this issue than there is currently, but that certainly complicates things. Incredible that there aren't any more specific rules concerning such a centerstone of the democratic system of the country in the constitution.
Have you seen this? (hope you can watch it outside on the US)
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/0adjf...wart-american-horrible-story---gerrymandering
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http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-reasons-trumps-rise-that-no-one-talks-about/
Didn't actually expect this article to be good, but it actually is - aside from the very hit-and-miss pop culture references.
Talking about a hugely important aspect that's not as much discussed as it probably should be, the rural-urban divide. Interestingly enough it's the exact same trend at the presidential election here in Austria (4th round coming up a month after the US). Would be interesting to see similar figures for Brexit or Front National
Didn't actually expect this article to be good, but it actually is - aside from the very hit-and-miss pop culture references.
Talking about a hugely important aspect that's not as much discussed as it probably should be, the rural-urban divide. Interestingly enough it's the exact same trend at the presidential election here in Austria (4th round coming up a month after the US
). Would be interesting to see similar figures for Brexit or Front National
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-mythology-of-trumps-working-class-support/
At the end of the day, Hillary will undoubtedly win the election. The question is, if she makes mistakes on domestic or foreign policy, will her supporters actually criticize her for it, or will they defend her relentlessly as the first female President? My guess is the latter as Americans seem to equate politics with some sort of sporting event. Now that everyone has their "team," they'll support them to the death regardless of reason. Perhaps this year will be different since Hillary is rather unpopular, but then again a vote to some is like a covenant.
American politics is fucked being so virulently antagonistic right now. Hillary supporters will defend her to the bitter end as a President because her naysayers will attack every little thing she does like it's going to bring about the apocalypse.
Unfortunately there isn't much space for rational analysis of what she will actually accomplish in that type of political climate. I'm pretty certain she'll do a lot of things that warrant harsh criticism while President, just like every other president in history, for better or worse. It'd be nice if people could put aside the partisanship though, and look at both sides.
Unfortunately there isn't much space for rational analysis of what she will actually accomplish in that type of political climate. I'm pretty certain she'll do a lot of things that warrant harsh criticism while President, just like every other president in history, for better or worse. It'd be nice if people could put aside the partisanship though, and look at both sides.
Talking about a hugely important aspect that's not as much discussed as it probably should be, the rural-urban divide. Interestingly enough it's the exact same trend at the presidential election here in Austria (4th round coming up a month after the US ). Would be interesting to see similar figures for Brexit or Front National
). Would be interesting to see similar figures for Brexit or Front National
Those who supports right wing populism fear for tomorrow and seek comfort in yesterday.
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The ability to entertain two opposing thoughts/ideas and actually be open-minded towards both is one of the greatest qualities of an intellectual mind; even better when combined with the ability to accept you were wrong.