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The Israel-Palestine conflict: a brief, simple history
I can never understand why anyone thought taking Palestine from the Palestinians because Jews were oppressed in Europe made any sense at all. Why was a new country not carved out of Germany? It makes no sense.
I'm disgusted that my government is Zionist. Land thieves should not be supported, especially when they're conquering religious zealots.
I often wonder how people would react if the Zionists had created their country in Texas, expelled the Texans, then expanded into New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Louisiana 'to create a buffer zone' that they then move into, and were supported by the international community?
I Made A Mistake I Bought A (Lemon) Jeep
My cousin bought a Grand Cherokee, paid the big bucks. It had a rattle in it.
Good Christian woman, very generous, great neighbor, great cousin.
And she gave that dealership hell until they fixed it.
In Oklahoma, you don't want to mess with the Baptists.
White Party - A Lesson in Cultural Appropriation
http://mic.com/articles/112240/12-incidents-that-prove-fraternity-and-sorority-racism-isn-t-just-an-oklahoma-problem
It's like you folks can't even fathom that actual racism looks like.
Stop denying that problems exist, it's disparaging of all victims everywhere of those problems.
Also @GenjiKilpatrick forgot to say earlier..
If you think POC have a monopoly on being oppressed, read a history book or two and then try being Irish for a while. Aside from the Jews, we're the OG oppressed people. The Jews just didn't turn to drink, music and poetry quite like we did.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: U.S. Territories
While I find it entertaining and hilarious, this is simply horrible strawmanning. The US has one of the simplest systems of inclusion of any major nation. He either is not understanding, or he's simply being a demagogue about it.
It's really, really simple.
Want full rights? Then join permanently. Become a state. It's literally the exact same thing that Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Alabama, Missouri, Arkansas, Michigan, Florida, Iowa, Wisconsin, California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas, Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, Alaska, and Hawaii did.
Guam, the Marianas, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands have the EXACT SAME OPTIONS as those states listed above had when those states were territories.
Samoa is different because they don't meet the minimum population requirement (60K) to be bumped up to qualify for statehood.
They're pretty close tho.
But yeah... it has nothing to do with race or bigotry or anything like that. If John Oliver can't understand that simple system, then how does he explain the different rights of citizens in the British Overseas Territories vs the British Crown Dependencies, or how Wales and Scotland are sort of countries and sort of not countries.
I'm assuming he can understand the wonky UK system, and if that's so, he should easily understand the simple US system (want full rights, vote to join permanently).
Just last year, there was a movement in Guam to call for a vote of statehood. Basically a glorified (but meaningful) petition. They didn't get the required % of people wanting to vote, so, in essence, Guam doesn't even care enough to vote for statehood.
They have every right that every other territory has had in terms of what category they fall under.
Basically, just look at states as permanent (and thusly more rights as well as more responsibilities) and territories as temporary until they decide what they want to be. Or territories can stay in limbo forever.
Guam, PR, and the rest can go the route of Hawaii (okay, that was naked imperialism but whatever) or the route of Cuba and the Philippines... or just stay how they are.
Red Neck trucker says NO to this blonde trying to merge...
Yup. You live in Oklahoma?
This is exactly how I ruled it above. You guys hiring?
Fairbs (Member Profile)
I hear you.
My dad was a rural Oklahoma farm boy depression era baby. Ten cents an hour he was paid.
He would leave a dollar tip. ONE DOLLAR.
I would do the same thing -- go back and leave more.
He finally got it, and started tipping better. But it took a long time.
Amen on your wal-mart comment. Corporate welfare at its finest.
My parents are pretty bad tippers and I used to add a little to the pot on the sly because I felt bad for the waitstaff.
enoch (Member Profile)
"The letter to the Environmental Protection Agency from Attorney General Scott Pruitt of Oklahoma carried a blunt accusation: Federal regulators were grossly overestimating the amount of air pollution caused by energy companies drilling new natural gas wells in his state.
But Mr. Pruitt left out one critical point. The three-page letter was written by lawyers for Devon Energy, one of Oklahoma’s biggest oil and gas companies, and was delivered to him by Devon’s chief of lobbying."
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/07/us/politics/energy-firms-in-secretive-alliance-with-attorneys-general.html
Yet the word "corruption" makes no appearance within the article...
NickGulliford (Member Profile)
@NickGulliford, are you affiliated with The Oklahoma Steam Threshers Association or the video?
The Oklahoma Steam Threshers Association
@NickGulliford, are you affiliated with The Oklahoma Steam Threshers Association or the video?
radx (Member Profile)
Ha!
I am facebook friends with some ardent and passionate vegans. One of them posted that photo without commentary.
My first thought was -- honey. You should listen to my 90 year old father talk about living on a farm in Oklahoma. That old saying of eating everything but the squeal? They weren't exaggerating.
Modern times mass produces and sorts what a handful of people did to one pig.
I don't have a clue.
But you know what would be nice with all those peas?
Boneless pork rectums!
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Climate Change Debate
Then I point you to somewhere which requires reading:
http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/now-just-001-percent-of-climate-scientists-reject-global-warming
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/the-curious-wavefunction/2014/01/10/about-that-consensus-on-global-warming-9136-agree-one-disagrees/
http://www.independentaustralia.net/environment/environment-display/only-1-of-9136-recent-peer-reviewed-authors-rejects-global-warming,6094
I could go all day. But, of course, this study isn't without it's detractors, who honestly do have a claim, if substantiated. (I've read the math on it, and the 97% is indeed an accurate sum, however, it is misleading in the sense that it only accounts for papers that state a stance and don't outright deny climate change is solely anthropogenic.)
Perhaps you found your info on Forbes.com, a decidedly unbiased site whose solely interested in getting to the bottom of the facts, regardless of political ideology. (sarcasm)
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamestaylor/2013/05/22/after-oklahoma-city-tragedy-shameless-politicians-unsheath-global-warming-card/
Or we could try a different route and try a group dedicated to statistics:
http://stats.org/stories/2008/global_warming_survey_apr23_08.html
"Eighty-four percent say they personally believe human-induced warming is occurring, and 74% agree that “currently available scientific evidence” substantiates its occurrence. Only 5% believe that that human activity does not contribute to greenhouse warming; the rest are unsure."
Now, we should work on your use of the word "some".
"some
səm/Submit
determiner
1.
an unspecified amount or number of.
"I made some money running errands"
2.
used to refer to someone or something that is unknown or unspecified.
"she married some newspaper magnate twice her age"
pronoun
1.
an unspecified number or amount of people or things.
"here are some of our suggestions"
2.
at least a small amount or number of people or things.
"surely some have noticed"
adverbNORTH AMERICANinformal
1.
to some extent; somewhat.
"when you get to the majors, the rules change some""
Don't worry, none of those came from a .gov link.
Are you a climate scientist? If not, then I'll continue to give more credence to the information provided by actual climate scientists, some of whom are in favor of the notion of "human-caused climate change" while many also skeptical.
Fox affiliate "accidentally" cuts evolution from Cosmos.
Tags for this video have been changed from 'Oklahoma, Cosmos, fox, evolution, Neil, deGrasse, Tyson' to 'Oklahoma, Cosmos, fox, evolution, Neil deGrasse Tyson' - edited by xxovercastxx
Fox affiliate "accidentally" cuts evolution from Cosmos.
In what appeared to be an editing error, a Fox affiliate in Oklahoma managed to remove the only mention of evolution from Sunday night’s Cosmos science documentary by cutting only 15 seconds from the broadcast, and who gives a fiddler's fuck. Fox and all major networks suck ballzack.
entr0py (Member Profile)
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Rebecca Vitsmun, The Oklahoma Atheist, Tells Her Story
So getting back on point, I finally got around to watching the whole video.
And I was kinda shocked. Is it really that big of a deal to be an atheist in Oklahoma? She acts like she's admitting to marrying her brother or something....