I've never went from terrified to uncontrollable laughter so fast, hahaha!

>> ^Psychologic:
Omg, we're going to station "uniformed" troops inside the USA? Wait, isn't that already the case? I don't know how many troops are stationed at Ft Bragg, but I'm pretty sure they wear uniforms already.
They're going to help law enforcement when needed. This is new?


One would assume this proposition does not pertain to having 20,000 uniformed troops residing in the U.S., but rather to officially document circumstances in which these troops may be utilized.

In haste, I consider this frighting. We have observed over the past few years the vague and ever expanding definition of "Homeland Security", surely most of which is known only by select Washington insiders and within the intelligence field. If we now start training our military to police our own citizens within our own borders on grounds that we know little of, we end up with what one could consider a silent military state. At the very least, no grounds to deny such.

One could take the idea of our military policing the citizens to an extreme and conclude many horrific scenarios. Fortunately, I think U.S. citizens are much to resilient to stand down if widespread atrocities were to be committed.

Even still, I believe that brushing this off as a formality of the times has a bigger potential for regret, than to consider the extremes so that we may have the intellectual means to realize these extremes are maturing.

Awww, heartbreaking.

I can't even watch it with that joke of a voice.

Wow, at the end he said that you should burn his music, and if you don't then "you're a puss*. (as in, copy or download it) I guess I'll have to check him out because that intrigues me.

I love the "Ohhhh Noooo!" look form the guy in the background. :0

It's ironic you say this because men have shorter life expectancies, due in part to men taking more risks in life.



>> ^sirex:
you know, everytime i see a video like this the guys reactions are "ring 911, ok, dont move, someone get him help!"
the womens reactions are: "ARRGHGHGGHQHRGRH!!"
i know who i want there when this goes down ;-/

That's absolutely sickening.

"I'm Gonna Git You Sucka" in 1988. If I recall correctly, he said this was one of his first breaks in show biz.

I'm not allowed to but I'll *dead this so you see the comment.

In reply to this comment by Stingray:
Hulu and NBC are officially supported by the sift now as of 3.3, so you should be able to sift them.

Thanks for the tip man, I been hoping to use some Hulu.

>> ^CaptainPlanet420:
Awesome, you kids are happy when Jesse Jackson is happy. Even black people know enough to dislike Jesse Jackson. He's an angry racist and you're supporting him. Massive tools.


Why do you say "Even black people"? Why must you insist that all those who you perceive as belonging to the socially constructed group "black" as having a certain view or capacity? - And don't give me that "Because that's how he sees it." crap.

Do we on sift have no accountability for this type of speech from sifters themselves?

Just because somebody views this as a defining moment, doesn't mean they "support" anything.

The irony, it hurts.

That has to be a persona that lady puts on, goodness.

Wow, he got off to a decent start, but hen just wow.. he's bit off..