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Whatever. Being a statist is its own punishment. The institution of the state has too much popular support, even if the particular criminals who get "elected" sometimes lose their popularity after a few years. They get "replaced" by "new" more popular criminals and so the cycle repeats itself. Nothing will likely stop it, regardless of the nation, be it Israel, the U.S., or elsewhere... Except perhaps the economic collapse. So the good always comes with the bad and vice versa. Probably best to get out of the way as things fall apart. At least you can say there's drama constantly. Never boring.

And as someone has said about being a contrarian:
"Following the herd is a sure-fire way to mediocrity."



@newtboy writes: "well thought out complaints with follow through often DO get results, and even if they don't you'll know you tried the right thing first."

Yeah, "the right thing," eh? According to whom? You?

Even if you replace the cop (even if it happens which often doesn't), so what? Another one takes his place. It's the whole police system, these are not just "isolated" individuals who are out of control. A lot of people insist that these are just "bad apples." Then those people become victims themselves. Poetic justice.

I honestly don't get how it can be schedule i. While I'd move it off the schedules all together (or create a schedule vi and toss in alcohol and tobacco with it, call it substances that can be taxed and controlled at the federal level, with each state and local districts being allowed to ban or add additional controls on them, such as the federal mandate to be 21 to buy alcohol despite not being on any schedule, schedule vi would seek to codify that) I think I'd move meth to schedule i, despite the ingredients being lower level schedules, and I'd probably move LSD from schedule i to ii or iii... probably ii.

Well, I go to my facebook page and the first post is this. Have you seen it? Can you access facebook?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=186542008151876

Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT)

SHOOT THE MOON, choreography by Sol León & Paul Lightfoot, (Part of Programme III, Premiere 19 DEC 2012)

This is straight out of a Diablo III cinematic!

This is the original acapella poem that Opus III ripped from Jane and Barton "its a fine day"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9g9byxXox-I

And Orbital ripped the vocals in the Grammy award winning soundtrack to Hackers "Halcyon on and on"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV-hSgL1R74

A classic, but still a *dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Opus-III-Its-a-Fine-Day-1992

Invocations (dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Opus-III-Its-a-Fine-Day-1992) cannot be called by Zawash because Zawash is not privileged - sorry.

I played Diablo II... a LOT... omg... a LOT.... even years later we went through it as groups again.... Diablo III held absolutely zero interest

ROFLMAO! Father of a two-and-a-half-year old and I've said some of those things to my daughter at the playground before in exactly that voice.

"Don't eat the sand, honey. Don't eat the sand! DON'T EAT THE--COMERE!"

Plus my daughter loves Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. In particular, Hayden Christensen. She asks for "Anakin" by name and demands to watch it at least once a week.

Testing slow motion video on the Samsung Galaxy Note III has been added as a related post - related requested by braschlosan.

Very cool. So, there's this story that when Lucas washed the rushes (early film edits) without music, he thought he had a total dud on his hands---it was after the iconic John Williams' musical score was added, that it suddenly fleshed out into the space opera that we know and love so much...

I wish Episodes I,II, and a good chunk of III hadn't, uh, gone astray (Jar Jar Binks must die!)---and Ewoks???
Sigh.

Still, Star Wars...