As much as I'd like to see this happen, I really wish they'd stop using appeals to emotion to sell their point.

Unfortunately, there are far too many logical fallacies going on in this speech to take it seriously.

Woah! I want hyperprotons!

Good thing I don't use contraceptives; that's her job hahaha. Oh man, I'm such an asshole.

I hate the fact that women get all of the cool clothes first.

Holy crap that was a good Glen Beck. I need to see this previous incarnation.

I just thought of something. If you're afraid of Glen Beck, does that mean that you have "Becknaphobia"?

I would not doubt that his is a very conflicted individual.

Maybe it's just me but I suspect that he's in the closet, using christianity as shield.

Oh man! I love me some gooooood dubstep, especially that track!

Man, the graphart in this clip is top quality. I really wish it was more seen here (in the US) as a more legitimate art form.

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Wow, it's tough to debunk something that doesn't exist!


No, it's easy to to debunk something that doesn't exist. You just show that it doesn't exist; done and done.

I was actually surprised at Beck there at the end.

Actually, if anyone has seen the Beck/Fox debunking of the FEMA camp video, it's pretty good. A disclaimer though, I normally hate Fox and Beck but gotta give them props when they actually do something good. They get the guy from Popular Mechanics who also worked on debunking the 911 conspiracy claim.

I don't have a link for that video but it's surprisingly full of wholesome skepticism at work. It was unexpectedly weird hearing Beck use logic.

Excellent! I was looking for a better explanation of why we're going back to the moon.

Finally! Someone is smacking Maher down on this issue. Nothing is more infuriating than someone who trumpets for rationality and logic but is so irrational and uneducated about a purely scientific issue.

So, I have to agree with Hannity on the contractual thing. Coming from a photographers perspective, writing and reading contracts as a small business. If you don't read the contract or don't fully comprehend it, you're screwed.

The deregulations wasn't awesome either though; I certainly don't think that it should have been done to that high degree but honestly, if you're signing a contract on a deal that seems to good to be true, it probably is.

I'm not saying that Hannity was more or less right than Moore. It find that they're both wrong and they're just arguing to see who is more wrong.

I find that it boils down to education. If more people were educated about what they were getting into (both lenders and trusties), this wouldn't have happened, the cracks in the system would have been more apparent sooner. I'd say that this would have been true especially on the part of the trustees. If more individuals were better educated on the pitfalls that were presented, the bad deals would have been made less often.

Kings and Pawns. Emperors and Fools.

Wow, I'm sold.