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Naw, I'm going to keep calling them Daesh just to tick you off :)

No. When you call them "ISIS" you're validating them by saying that they are an Islamic state. "Daesh" in Arabic means someone who creates disunity. It also is similar to the word "daas", meaning someone who crushes something underfoot -with overtones of *********** and a lack of dignity...

Of course Obama was the cause. Of course the world revolves around the U.S. Duh. Of course every ****** ****** is the result of the fecklessness of Obama. Duh. God forbid if we weren't at the center of every major news story. Can't have that now can we :facepalm: (P.S. Daesh has claimed...

What gives the president the power to unilaterally assassinate someone?

Of course it always leads back to Obama. Shocker :facepalm:

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Classic Dino Velvet

You're welcome. 'Murica

Good to see this isn't being politicized.........

If Daesh is linked to these attacks, you think France puts boots on the ground in Syria? This is going to be interesting

This is obviously Obama's fault On a serious note, for continuing coverage I recommend France 24's live feed http://www.france24.com/en/#

Too many of you on here use your 1st Amendment rights to create a hostile and unsafe environment where discussion is filled with nothing but ****. There must be a space created where we can all learn from each other and create a place of healing rather than one where we experience nothing but...

She's pregnant with another *****

Breitbart.com? you can't rag on Politifact for being liberal than post something from the conservative Breitbart.com :1orglaugh Here's the WaPo article that they referred to written by Dave Weigel. "A WaPo investigation that revealed that the Clinton campaign had floated the birther issue."...

The sources for the Politifact article. They're listed. It's obvious you didn't even read it. Can you provide the sources for your claim that Clinton and Clyburn were behind the birther movement? Take your time. I'll wait...

Another myth from conservative media http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2015/sep/23/donald-trump/hillary-clinton-obama-birther-fact-check/

Diversity of thought? not in conservativeand If you're a liberal and you criticize private business, you're anti-capitalism and you're a socialist If you're a liberal and you criticize the military, you're anti-American and you **** the troops If you're a liberal and you criticize law...

When Obama ran in 2008, what was the biggest knock against him? That he was young and inexperienced and that he was a ********* candidate Fast forward to present day and which candidates are at the top of the GOP polls? Trump and Carson. Both have no experience in politics and Trump is the...

Trump is now suggesting a boycott of Starbucks http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2015/11/10/donald-trump-starbucks-holiday-cup/75506574/

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One in a long list of stupid threads created in the past 24 hours

http://www.cnbc.com/2015/11/09/starbucks-holiday-red-cup-brews-controversy-on-social-media.html It just gets tougher and tougher to be a Christian in America. I don't think they get enough credit for what they have to put up with on a daily basis. The persecution is unreal. :rolleyes:

I get sick and tired of these types of comments by politicians and pundits. People need to realize that it's the year 2015 and that the majority of Americans don't get their news from 60 Minutes and the nightly news. And Republicans wonder why young people don't vote for them? This is why I love...

This doesn't surprise me one bit

I **** all of you

Any cheapskates here?

And replace it with what? If you're going to be fair then you should also call out the GOP for still not having a credible alternative to the ACA

I'm appealing to one? I simply answered your question. Did I say I agreed with it? You might feel that it's right to steal however our society would say you're wrong as there are laws against stealing. Our country says that at the federal level ********* is an ******* substance. If I choose to...

Double post......fix the board

Why is it that the angriest people on here are the conservatives. Jeez. Not doing much to dispel the angry white male stereotype

I just told you, my conscience. You're looking for an exact definition of right and wrong but unfortunately there is no objective right and wrong. Your inner feeling is telling you that you should steal. You might feel that that is right but our society would say that that is wrong because there...

Conscience:an inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of one's behavior. Yes, not everyone has a conscience. Those are people who can ****** and **** and can committ all kinds of heinous acts and not feel one ounce of remorse. So what's your point?

There's no separate right or wrong for atheists. I'm sure most of us on here would agree on the definitions of right and wrong. The difference is that you came to it through reading an ancient book whereas I didn't because human decency isn't derived from religion

That's the argument that many religious make against non-believers. That non-believers have no values, no moral compass. This belief is best summed up by good ol' Phil Robertson...

The conservative Washington Free Beacon reports that she signed the NDA and then later received "at least two" top secret emails. However, that report has now been discredited. It's reported that the intel community has determined that the emails in question were in fact not classified...

Hopefully such findings will help dispel the widely accepted myth that atheists don’t have strong values, or that an atheist president would lack the compassion and ethical code that world leaders require.But perhaps the best lesson of the study is that it should be your actions that define your...

According to a report her emails didn't contain top secret info. Does that bode well for her? http://www.politico.com/story/2015/11/hillary-clinton-email-no-highly-classified-215599

https://news.vice.com/article/religious-****-are-more-selfish-than-non-religious-****-study-says “Human decency is not derived from religion. It precedes it"-Christopher Hitchens

41 was a war hero(shot down in WW2), an ambassador, Director of the CIA, a vice president, and a president. As I said, he's universally respected for his service to this country. As Obama said, he "was one of the more underrated presidents' we've had"

I pose a question to those of you who are religious. It's the famous Hitchen's challenge: Name one moral action performed by a believer that could not have been done by a nonbeliever?

Blakey I don't know if you're American, but still you're a goddamn American treasure :thumbsup:

Nah, Bush 41 was actually a decent president even though he only had one term. He's universally respected by both sides of the political spectrum for his career in public service

These quotes are from Destiny and Power: The American Odyssey of George Herbert Walker Bush by John Meacham, a very well known biographer. It's a credible story

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You get some rep for that one buddy :thumbsup:

I agree with you only on the first two. This is particularly affecting those white middle aged men who don't have college degrees. This group has been hit hard by the recession and the economic insecurity has led them to do ***** and ***** more. It makes sense

With the country become less religious it makes sense that those who are religious would cling to religion even more now

http://time.com/4098544/u-s-becoming-less-religious-survey/

You know which candidate said this?