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Comment on Obama DOJ argues to legalize warrantless wiretaps by dsent

dsent — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 23:31:16 +0000

The Obama admin and the Just-is Department also reserve the right to kidnap people and detain them indeffinantly without charge or trial. Obama is little different than any of the presidents the US has had he is a party politician who inherited an empire and will behave like an emperor. Thats why I didn’t vote for him or any of those other bastards who held office in my life time. “If voting could change anything, it would be agasint the law” Mark Twain. The “democratic system” in the US is a fraud. Real political action is personal and inter personal, when at last the people of a nation decide to raise their standards for justice thats when it begins to happen, and eventually the political system catches up.

Comment on UPDATE: Missouri apologizes for saying Ron Paul supporters are domestic terrorists by libertarianvegan

libertarianvegan — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:54:46 +0000

but…but they said they’re sorry…everything is okay now…i mean, they’re REALLY, REALLY sorry…
(Really)

Comment on Animal cruelty stories across the nation…and why not to drink Milk by libertarianvegan

libertarianvegan — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:50:50 +0000

do you really not see how ridiculous that argument is? What is the point of giving life if you are doing it only with the intention of slaughtering it?
There is nothing natural and nothing nutritionally necessary about drinking cow’s milk. Just like humans, it is meant for their offspring when they are babies. They do not feed their offspring milk after they have matured. Likewise, humans feed their babies human milk only when they are babies. The only milk natural to humans is human milk - would you drink your mother’s milk today? Or if a mother, continue to feed it to your child long after they are grown?
Sounds ridiculous, right?
Well what is the difference between that and what we do with cow’s milk?

Comment on UPDATE: Missouri apologizes for saying Ron Paul supporters are domestic terrorists by skwguitar

skwguitar — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 07:25:20 +0000

Apology not accepted, Missouri. That is so ridiculous….

Comment on Attorney General Holder rescinds Ashcroft’s strict FOIA guidelines by libertarianvegan

libertarianvegan — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 02:58:29 +0000

each piece of additional information revealed is one step closer. a number of FOIA requests from the ACLU were pending the new guidelines - hopefully these will now be fulfilled and show us the full extent of despicable acts perpetrated in our names.

Comment on MIAC Report: Ron Paul supporters are domestic terrorists by libertarianvegan

libertarianvegan — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 02:55:29 +0000

well that’s what they get for enforcing the law.

John Stossel’s recent special had a good piece on that and the $2 billion dollar border fence that does absolutely nothing.

Comment on Attorney General Holder rescinds Ashcroft’s strict FOIA guidelines by dsent

dsent — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 02:18:14 +0000

Hopefully the FIOA requests will allow the people to move the Just-is Department to prosecute the war crimes and crimes against humanity that were perpetrated by the Bush administration, because it doesn’t appear that Mr. Obama or Mr. Holder have any intention of doing so in the absence of public pressure.

Comment on MIAC Report: Ron Paul supporters are domestic terrorists by vrajavala

vrajavala — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 00:33:57 +0000

right, and prosecute the sheriffs who try to round up the illegal, criminal aliens.

Comment on MIAC Report: Ron Paul supporters are domestic terrorists by libertarianvegan

libertarianvegan — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 00:09:40 +0000

Yes to all of the above. As much as we hold up our Founding Fathers and enjoy making three day weekends out of their birthdays, if you actually advocate their ideas, well, then you’re potentially a domestic terrorist.

Thomas Jefferson is by far my favorite founder and many would be bound to agree with me - he advocated a revolution every 20 years. How many years would that leave us overdue?

Comment on Animal cruelty stories across the nation…and why not to drink Milk by cow_milk_is_good

cow_milk_is_good — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 22:05:23 +0000

While I do not condone the cruel raising of cows (factory farming, confinement, overmilking, etc), many farms still raise bovines in free range and natural environment. You may quell about how wrong we are in taking milk that is not of our species and killing thousands of cows, but how do you factor into that argument that it is our non-vegetarian practices that have given lives to countless more cows, pigs, chickens etc than there would ever be without us?