>> ^vaire2ube:

You spelled Bigot wrong in the tags.
Ron Paul non-racist quotes appear about 2 min in and continues... and Cenk's issue? He purports that Ron Paul says we should have anarchy. What a wierd thing to say.
Really? A vietnam era Air Force flight surgeon, physician and statesmen just wants the system to fall down on us ... yea.
ok.
so why does he fight so hard to change things in a legitimate, lawful fashion? to trick you all?Keep talking but really... research


Did you even watch the video? Cenk says that Ron Paul is a black-and-white libertarian. He says that what Ron Paul wants is almost anarchy, and he's right. Libertarianism shares many of the same ideals as anarchism. Problem is that it just doesn't work in the real world, where most people understand that we are constantly faced with "lesser of two evils" decisions, and that one cannot blithely apply a simple good/bad proposition to everything.

As for your videos, the first one is Ron Paul claiming he is electable and can win the 08 GOP nomination. I think he's pretty self-evidently wrong on that one. I would be willing to bet good money that he won't win this time either.

You spelled Bigot wrong in the tags.

Ron Paul non-racist quotes appear about 2 min in and continues... and Cenk's issue? He purports that Ron Paul says we should have anarchy. What a wierd thing to say.

Really? A vietnam era Air Force flight surgeon, physician and statesmen just wants the system to fall down on us ... yea.

ok.

so why does he fight so hard to change things in a legitimate, lawful fashion? to trick you all?





Keep talking but really... research

>> ^RFlagg:

Does nobody close their laptops while they walk down the hall? I saw 4 or 5 people walk by with their MacBooks still open.


A lot of people at my workplace walk with their lappies opened. I guess they hate that sleep/suspend feature.

Also, nice typo in the submission's title.

It's old people doing young people things that makes it weird.
>> ^vaire2ube:

old people do wierd things, s'wat im sayin!

old people do wierd things, s'wat im sayin!

>> ^marinara:

israel does not stabilize the middle east


He didn't say Israel stabilised the middle east, he said it was a linchpin for US efforts to stabilise the region.

That is, stable enough to continue exporting oil, not to bring peace or democracy to the area. If you prefer try replacing the word "linchpin" with "foothold" or even "excuse".

>> ^marinara:

arab states are not going to willfully ramp down oil production. This guy is just fucking wierd.


He isn't saying they will ramp down production, but that they are unlikely to invest further in production for export. Not continuing to ramp up is not the same as ramping down.

israel does not stabilize the middle east, and arab states are not going to willfully ramp down oil production. This guy is just fucking wierd.

it's entertaining coz it's wierd

>> ^ravioli:

I wonder how he tunes his guitar so he can play chords with only the thumb ?


Indeed ! Nevertheless, this wierd guitar playing and his voice of the heart make a majestic simphony. I admire him and his music. !!!

Here's the scoop:

JWH-018 makes you feel more stoned than the first time you got stoned. If you don't know what that means, well... no wonder people were freaking out.

JWH-122 which i use now daily, is a LOT more mellow. I can smoke it once and be stoned all day but relaxed, more CBD like. 75$ for 5 grams that lasts months. I'm talking pure powder that i mix into my own smokable. I don't smoke blends of rose hips and bay bean sprayed with acetone dissolved JWH, like vendors sell.

These are synthetic cannabinoids, they are full agonists and bind very tightly to the CB receptors. THC and CBD are partial agonists and mitigate each others effects. These chemicals are no joke and have been available for a long time, proving that if cannabis was legal that NOTHING bad would happen. These drugs are far more potent and the world has had access to them for years by mail-order, and the results are in.

You WILL freak out if you are not a cannabis user or someone with experience smoking. I've smoked for over a decade before trying these compounds and it was like i was 16 all over again. The strange thing is the intense effects last only up to an hour, then you're ok again. The effects seem additive, whereas you can smoke cannabis non-stop, you actually reach a point of intoxication that can be nauseating (happened two times on JWH-018, I was sweating, throwing up, couldn't come down... but then I did... and it happened from using too much 018 too quick).

Also, my anxiety and depression seemed very well managed on a combination of JWH-122 and Sertraline HCl (gen Zoloft). I no longer get angry and sad, and want to just throw it all away because the world is big and scary.


Cannabis prohibition is very strange. I like being told as an American that i can't be tortured, held without cause, executed in street... but the can'ts should all be bad things. I can't smoke cannabis BECAUSE I'm American. Even the Israeli govt is legalizing medical marijuana for its citizens, yet my country who gives them money to exist, says I cannot. I can't because I'm American. Wierd. So I'll pay less to get more stoned.

>> ^Chaucer:

Actually, Yogi, it is your opinion that you think (or would like) a majority of the scientific community to agree about climate change being man driven. I have not seen you offer any proof to back up your claim. Therefore, it is your opinion.
Personally, I dont believe the climate change is man driven. From what I have read, it is driven more by solar activity and other natural causes. It's already proven that we have hot spells then ice ages and back to hot spells (called cycles). This is just one of those hot stages. Now I do believe that man can contribute to the environment is negative and positive ways but do not feel we are the majority factor.
A friend of my uncle used to work for the government as a scientist. One of the projects he was on was to figure out why there was acid rain around the New York area. I cant remember exactly what they found but it was something wierd like sap from the trees from further north was causing the rain to be acidic. Regardless, it was the normal course of nature. When they turned in their report to the government, the report was rejected because it did not align with the governments view that the acidic rain was cause by global warming.
The government needs and promotes global warming because it causes hysteria and takes away focus from issues that the public should really be concerned about.
>> ^Yogi:
>> ^quantumushroom:
There is nothing close to a consensus among scientists that global warming is man-made, and even if there was, a consensus does not equal scientific proof.

See this is the easiest way to argue. Deny the fundamental facts and you cannot even have the argument. Jon Stewart pointed this out awhile ago, there are facts and then their are opinions. It is a FACT that a vast majority of the scientific community agrees Climate Change is caused by mankind. Yet if you deny this, the argument is over...it's very smart, good on you QM.



I'm sorry...who the fuck are you?

Actually, Yogi, it is your opinion that you think (or would like) a majority of the scientific community to agree about climate change being man driven. I have not seen you offer any proof to back up your claim. Therefore, it is your opinion.

Personally, I dont believe the climate change is man driven. From what I have read, it is driven more by solar activity and other natural causes. It's already proven that we have hot spells then ice ages and back to hot spells (called cycles). This is just one of those hot stages. Now I do believe that man can contribute to the environment is negative and positive ways but do not feel we are the majority factor.

A friend of my uncle used to work for the government as a scientist. One of the projects he was on was to figure out why there was acid rain around the New York area. I cant remember exactly what they found but it was something wierd like sap from the trees from further north was causing the rain to be acidic. Regardless, it was the normal course of nature. When they turned in their report to the government, the report was rejected because it did not align with the governments view that the acidic rain was cause by global warming.

The government needs and promotes global warming because it causes hysteria and takes away focus from issues that the public should really be concerned about.

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^quantumushroom:
There is nothing close to a consensus among scientists that global warming is man-made, and even if there was, a consensus does not equal scientific proof.

See this is the easiest way to argue. Deny the fundamental facts and you cannot even have the argument. Jon Stewart pointed this out awhile ago, there are facts and then their are opinions. It is a FACT that a vast majority of the scientific community agrees Climate Change is caused by mankind. Yet if you deny this, the argument is over...it's very smart, good on you QM.

so wierd when the music stops and the poor tortured, souless, spawn of science returns to goo...

Thanks - Translation is here: http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.arte.tv%2Ffr%2FEchappees-culturelle
s%2F2616672.html (Edit: the darn link keeps fracturing itself after submit - just highlight/cop/paste to use the link)

Since 2007, ARTE has made a habit of upsetting its summer program to revive through music and film moments that have made our common history. After the success of the Summer of Love, held two years ago in psychedelic swirls and Summer of 70's as rich as revolts of musical creativity, celebrated last summer, here comes the 80, which we will devote every Tuesday and Thursdays this summer 2009.

>> ^BoneRemake:


Can you read this ?
http://www.arte.tv/fr/Echappees-culturelles/2616672.html
maybe that will help. I think this is a recent remix as it seems more technoish.