can you say tamron hall?

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:

No black paid news readers on MSNBC either. It is easier to exploit at an arms length I guess. BTW, the "actor" was on the stage there. I have some extra tin foil hats for ya too.

No black paid news readers on MSNBC either. It is easier to exploit at an arms length I guess. BTW, the "actor" was on the stage there. I have some extra tin foil hats for ya too.

So let me get this straight, yall think the ends justify the means. In that, the president, who is not the justice system, can demand sums of money with out due process of law? While no doubt this person stinks of oil money, it does, indeed set very crazy precedent. I could see an argument for this, being that he is our chief diplomat, he has sole rights to negotiate on our/congress's behalf. Are you saying that corporations should be treated as foreign nations? Would it of not been more customary for a class action law suit do something like this?

In short, I agree with this dirty politicians sentiment. If we let the ends of such things justify the means, we get an even more crazy version of the Patriot Act. I am not trying to be contrary, and I fully support that BP be "made liable" to the fullest extant that is possible (no amount of liability will fix my broken coast line). But this seems more like a political move that frightens me than a move that makes me happy. I would of loved to see it come from the courts or from the legislature. Giving the president even MORE power after the HUGE expanses of power he has already taken over the past 30 years is enough to make me get my tin foil hat.

>> ^RedSky:

Get your tin foil hats out kids!

don't listen to him kids ! Obama is financed by the tin foil industry!

Tin foil hats, git yer tin foil hats here!!

Get your tin foil hats out kids!

no, i understand. i'd just rather they change one of them by 1 percent so the total is still 100. the margin of error, and my OCPD, would be preserved.

also, my hat is a titanium/kryptonite alloy.
>> ^Golgi:

>> ^E_Nygma:
20 + 23 + 58 = 101 percent


set down your tin foil hat, the graphic clearly states there is a +/-3% margin of error.
take a statistics class.

>> ^E_Nygma:

20 + 23 + 58 = 101 percent



set down your tin foil hat, the graphic clearly states there is a +/-3% margin of error.

take a statistics class.

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So true!

In reply to this comment by spoco2:
Downvote this:

A) GOD DAMN AWFUL video... shut the hell up, as others have said, WE CAN READ.
B) It's obviously a bug if you just take your damn tin foil hat off for a second
There's something about ISlam starting with IS and following it with an is... that's my take without actually reading their statement of bug.

If you write "islam hate" then you get 'Islam haters, Islam hates women, Islam hates America, Islam hates Jews, Islam hateful religion, Islam hates Christianity etc. etc.'

Really? So you think they did a stupid filter for something and yet left off many others?

Idiots... There are reactionary dickheads on both sides of the religious debate, that's for damn sure.

Downvote this:

A) GOD DAMN AWFUL video... shut the hell up, as others have said, WE CAN READ.
B) It's obviously a bug if you just take your damn tin foil hat off for a second
There's something about ISlam starting with IS and following it with an is... that's my take without actually reading their statement of bug.

If you write "islam hate" then you get 'Islam haters, Islam hates women, Islam hates America, Islam hates Jews, Islam hateful religion, Islam hates Christianity etc. etc.'

Really? So you think they did a stupid filter for something and yet left off many others?

Idiots... There are reactionary dickheads on both sides of the religious debate, that's for damn sure.

Awesome, I'm sold; folding my tin-foil hat as I type.

Did you post scott dunbar's version of tin foil hat?

It's even better than this, you really should. Get this guy some publicity. I checked out his myspace page with some recorded songs but they're with accoustic guitar. I also saw some vids of him at a festival, but if you ask me, this and tin foil hats which he did on the street have more emotion and power in them than any of the recorded or festival stuff!

LMAO, I can't believe the tea party crowd are going to be out buying Muse albums. I can totally see why Glenn Beck would like them -- Muse is often inspired by conspiracy theories. I'm not sure if they actually believe them or whether they just like the mystique and intrigue that surrounds them, but it's a great fit with Glenn Beck's tin-foil-hat world view.

Personally, Muse is my favorite band since Queen, but maybe I'm just living a sheltered life.

I doubt we'll get a real estimate at this point. Even if we do, it'll be filtered through the exaggeration machine before it gets to us.

Sigh - true enough. All I can really do is go with the overhead shots of the crowds that were taken LIVE. These did not show 'light' crowds, empty space, or a few isolated lunatic groups. The news feeds of the actual events on the day it happened showed pretty dense crowds that stretched out over 17 city blocks. Say what you like, but that kind of density in that setting makes it physically impossible for the crowd to just be '60 to 70K'. That kind of crowding is well into the hundreds of thousands. I'm sticking with my guesstimate of between 150-300K. I bet I'm more accurate than most folks with that figure...

Hahaha look at all the stupid people - oooo - I'm trembling in my boots for the future of America...

I had the very same reaction when I saw all the lunatics, freaks, idiots, morons, conspiracy theorists, and other nutcases at all the Iraq War protests. It is very easy to go to these kinds of big rallies and find the lunatic fringe. As I said before - the lunatic fringe ALWAYS loves to show up at big rallies wearing tin-foil hats and saying stupid stuff to get attention. It doesn't mean anything.

What surprises me is that neolib are SURPRISED about it. I honestly think that the neolib kook fringe believes that the neocon kook fringe is 'out there' - but that they are myopically unable to see just how 'out there' that they themselves are. They honestly think they are 'mainstream'. Neolib kooks are as much (or more) insane as the neocon kooks though.

Leave us not pretend that the appearance of the neocon kook fringe as a TINY percentage of the 9/12 protesters in any way represents the larger majority of the protesters who simply are concerned about the insane spending, deficits, and rapid increases in federal power. That is a neolib LIE (channeling Wilson). Just like it was a neocon LIE (Wilson) that the Iraq war protests were nothing but kooks. Yeah, both protests have kook fringes to zero in on, but the vast majority are just normal, everyday folks who are concerned about the direction of their country. I for one refuse to accept the propoganda that my fellow citizens are nothing but a bunch of insane lemmings. I tend to think the people as a whole are better than that.