>> ^Bruti79:

There were three people pulled from the crowd on Sunday, due to warrants they had from Saturday. The girl in particular was wanted on Arson and endangering the public. Also plain clothes cops have special rules in TO, they have to wear an armband that says they're a cop, unless they have a special court order saying they can go undercover. You can see the arm bands galore from the queens park protests.


Bwaat?

you.. you mean.. the police were actually doing something like getting a woman who had a warrent for her arrest but was trying to hide in a place with peaceful protesters so she wouldn't get caught?

And they weren't just kidnapping for the sake of fearmongering? they had a reason? and the people of the sift are yet again going to take this out of context and we'll soon see another batch of "Fuck the police" comments even though this has been explained?

Well, i'll be damned then.

There were three people pulled from the crowd on Sunday, due to warrants they had from Saturday. The girl in particular was wanted on Arson and endangering the public. Also plain clothes cops have special rules in TO, they have to wear an armband that says they're a cop, unless they have a special court order saying they can go undercover. You can see the arm bands galore from the queens park protests.

A fantastic movie. A dumb script, sure, plot holes galore, etc... But beautifully visualized and most importantly, FUN!

Put this and Phantom Menace next to each other. Compare their budgets, the years they were filmed in, etc.

Fifth Element has aged infinitely better.

Double Entendres galore.

can we say.. *eia? ! ;-)

At least his anti-military idiocy is consistent no matter who is in office... It isn't the war making us poor. It is the government. Before we cut the military - which serves a Constitutionally mandated role - we should cut our social spending (which has no constitutional justification) before it breaks the bank like it's doing to Europe.

This article from the NY Times pegs the issue perfectly...

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/23/world/europe/23europe.html

Europeans have benefited from low military spending, protected by NATO and the American nuclear umbrella. They have also translated higher taxes into a cradle-to-grave safety net

Even IF we cut military spending it wouldn't help. Government would just take the money and pour it into a whole new set of social spending entitlements. And of course these entitlements would be just like all the others we currently have... Bloated bureaucracies that help almost no one, accomplish almost nothing, and strip away freedoms.

Europe is right now in the process of showing the world just how ineffective and destructive the 'big government' Kenseyian socialized approach to governance is. And it is this failed model that the American left is seeking to emulate with Obamacare, Cap & Trade, bailouts galore, huge unions, and unfunded liabilities. Before one cent of the military gets cut there should be a 50% cut in the budgets of every U.S. social program across the board. Bar none. The answer is small government at the state, county, and municipal level.

Upvoted for "Muffy Galore"

(Mmm, brunettes)

i spent the middle part of 1998 experimenting with heroin and making costumes, sets and puppets for a dallas theatre. this is the soundtrack of that time.
quick, everyone put on your smiths albums, shoot up and play with puppets like its 1998!

you all just wait until i get nostaligic about mid 90's riot grrl albums, dropping acid and painting my dads house. bikini kill videos galore!

Ill never forget when I flipped on our PBS channel here and saw boobs galore! Of course it was all about breast feeding. But what show was it on PBS that was allowed to show these naked bewbs? Why none other than good old Mr. Rogers.

To be fair, nuclear's supports are at -least- an order of magnitude higher than those given to the "green" energies. Ever notice that no insurance company would insure a reactor, unless their liability was capped? The Feds capped the insurance company's liability at $500M back in the '70s...I wonder if that's ever been updated for today's markets. The core problem with nuclear power is that the cost in both dollars and lives of mistakes/catastrophes/disasters, no matter -what- causes them, is incredibly high. And since humans both design and run them, and they exist in the real world, such disasters -will- happen eventually. When they do, hundreds of billions will be spent cleaning up, and tens or hundreds of thousands will suffer and/or die...most of whom will be never be attributed to the accident (the cause of cancer is hard to pinpoint, but aggregate totals make the story clear).

Even assuming that we manage a level of superiority in engineering that we've never managed before, the rest of the universe is still out there. Do you really think any nuke we build will be unbreached in a massive earthquake? No Joe Stack will ever fly a plane into one? No Homer Simpson will ever be employed in one?

The cost is simply too high for the risks.

>> ^RedSky:
Double standards galore.
You can't talk about nuclear energy incurring taxpayer liabilities, giving preferential treatment and distorting capital markets without conceding the fact that when you're funding other green energy jobs like wind power, geothermal and tide you're doing the exact same thing.

Double standards galore.

You can't talk about nuclear energy incurring taxpayer liabilities, giving preferential treatment and distorting capital markets without conceding the fact that when you're funding other green energy jobs like wind power, geothermal and tide you're doing the exact same thing.

If what's needed are tighter emission standards among other regulations, then say that, rather than blanketly dismissing it as a possible alternative.

Part of the reason that nuclear energy has had patchy financing in the past is that governmental positions have constantly changed at the whims of those in power. The threat of tighter regulations and a general lack of consistency has created uncertainty.

To me, this stance on energy, and the left's positions on free trade stand out as the two most hypocritical positions of the left.

Yeah, the concept of the Saboteur was based on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Grover-Williams, who was a race car driver who ended up working for the British secret service assisting the French resistance. ; )

ps. This game is bugged to fuck anyway if you're using a Radeon card and/or SLI/Crossfire. Crashes galore, barely playable when it does work.

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>> ^alien_concept:
Woooo. Pretty decent comments in here, eh. So dude like, why DID you get banned? Basically that's all I have, except well done mate you definitely earned it, quality sifts all the way through. Stoned...


As any good probie will tell you, the first thing you do is go read the posting guidelines of a site that you visit. As chance would have it, I was not a good probie, so I ignored the commandments sent down by Siftbot and I self-posted. Which resulted in my bannination...so I setup a new account and wasn't feeling very creative when thinking up a new nick.

(cue sinister music) But now, with my new found powers, I will soon subjugate all the videos on VS to my evil whims. There will be memes and virals and sockpuppets galore! Then I can hold VideoSift hostage and finally receive my ONE HUNDRED BILLION DOLLARS!!! MUWAHAHAHAHA!!!

Cute? Pussy Galore?

Man does Fox News suck.