The thing is that these sort of camps are on the teenagers terms where they discuss politics and beliefs among themselves, its not a preaching type of camp where they are told what to think. Something I think Glenn Beck would've known if he'd only spent atleast half an hour on research. But then its alot easier when you make up the news yourself and the correctness is of lesser importance.

The Swedish Brotherhood is not a hardcore uber far left movement. It is to the left of Swedens political stage, with ties to one of Swedens biggest political parties (Socialdemokraterna).

The Brotherhood is a christian movement with no ties to anti-semitism of any kind. Quite the opposite in fact, it is clearly stated on their homepage that they strive for a more open minded society with LESS anti-semitism and islamophobia. Furthermore they work for peace in the middle east by dialogue and respect for human rights.

I am not a member of this movement in any way, but I dont feel like they should have to take this shit from this douchebag.

>> ^entr0py:
Blankfist, I think what Vii is saying is that health care should not be a for-profit industry.


Ye that was what I meant, sorry for being vague

>> ^brycewi19:
If private healthcare companies don't know how to to compete then maybe they don't have good business models to begin with and don't deserve to survive.
Darwin at work in the marketplace - survival of the fittest.


They are complaining because they would be competing against a movement that are government sponsored, and therefore not as dependent on profit as the current insurance companies.

As far as Im concerned you shouldnt make peoples health into a business though, and lucky for me it isnt where I live

Dinousars slapping things around with their tails never gets old.

This was great, thank you!

Is it just Arnold, or did people really think the body didn't need sugar back then?

Harry Potter would kick Jesus ass any day of the week!