>>98433
Anyone think these guys look like extras from spaceballs?

"we aint found shit"

SPOILER: 90% of protesters will, themselves, wind up prices of product and service to drill the tourists when the World Cup hits.

But when Government does the same? No that's baaad we are so pooor why are you mistreating uuuus

>>98435
So you're one of those poor-people-are-poor-because-they're-lazy types?

Go away.

>>98438
I don't think that generalization has anything to do with Faggy, you big flaming dock of clay.

>>98448
Sitting on a dock made of clay...

Upset because the baby wouldn't stop crying. What the fuck do they think babies do? These kind of monsters are the absolute filth embodiment of all that can go wrong in the world. I sincerely hope there is a hell so these people can suffer for all eternity. Hopefully someone in prison catches whiff of what these two did and really give them what they deserve.

Call me heartless, call me a monster...but I think it's a bitter mercy the child died, rather than grow up with that kind of shit.

This is why I would support a breeding permit...It would be punishable by prison time if you knowingly and willingly create another human life without being responsible enough or competent enough to raise it. We need to get a license to legally drive a car...why not one to create another human being?

>>98445
FUCK BUREAUCRACY AND THEREFORE FUCK YOU

>>98222

The United States, obviously.

>>98222
I am gonna guess that Priscilla is in America or one those countries with puppet regime prop up by America. Definitely not in any country with sane drug laws.

Wow, this is bullshit as fuck.

>it helped demonstrate his guilt

Wow.

Looks like we just have to remember to say we claim our right to silence. deal with it, am I underarrest? no? get off my front lawn pigs.

Every empire since the beginning of time has spied on their own population and had secret police and informants to rat out dissenters. Just now it's much easier

>>98265
yeah but some oceans are deeper. every country has corruption too but there is obviously a difference between norway and nigeria.

>>98271
If there is a difference between Nazi Germany and the modern United States, that difference will be blurred and faded beyond all recognition in quick time.

Dick Cheney on NSA Spying Scandal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CSdU6cAIj8

trololololololol

I CAN'T STOP RAGING at this shitbag!!! AAARRRGGGGG

>>98441
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5odPAK17hOI
LIAR LIAR LIAR
SCUMBAG SCUMBAG
CHOKE TO DEATH YOU PIECE OF SHIT

WHAT A COINKY DINK

>>98423
He's gone deep underground, the body wasn't his, it was an attempted assassin.

YOU HAVE JUST BEEN ERASED
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-4_0oIfwZc

>>98423
I appreciated him and his work, though I was hit by this news rather strongly. Just how much surprised me. ;_;

I'd be crushed if anything were to happen to Richard Engel.

He got in their way....

ERASED!

Wait, wait, wait.

>The move is part of a government effort to force ISPs to make filtering a standard option across industry and to make the technology easier for consumers to use.
>As ISPs are voluntarily rolling out filtering technology, it will require no new legislation or regulations.

>government effort to force ISPs
>ISPs are voluntarily rolling out

Something doesn't quite compute for me here.

But anyway, two points I can think of. One, this is going to be a major pain in the ass for ISPs to implement (at least, it will be a waste of time and resources that could otherwise be put to good use). Two, I don't really see a major problem with this, as long as you can still opt in. Once they start saying "no, you can't have it at all, because we said so," THAT will be the time to take up the pitchforks and torches and storm the castle.

>>98170 Well its good to see the kinds of people the educational system is just foisting on to the rest of society. When a person doesn't even know what philosophy is I weep for them intellectually.

>>98270
Lack of burka rape enforcement.

>>98289

I have a feeling that there might be certain people who don't want people to study philosophy, because they want to keep those people in a fuzzy mental state where they are willing to accept "doublethink".

How this will end: all ISPs will add a badly copied page to the service agreement with "Do you want us to provide Internet filtering service for you Y/N" and you will have to put down three signatures instead of two.

>>92353
I got this book and got Soon to sign this. years ago though nice read.

>>92321
I've only watched the first ten minutes of this video, but so far, barring the tendentious language, it's spot-on. I'll have to watch the rest later.

>>92281
If you want crazy, you need to find a way to watch the season finale of VICE's HBO show. It's all about Dennis Rodman's trip there. Some VERY stark and startling imagery that will give you a good WTF at least three times.

>>98298
They claim a whole bunch of crazy shit, like suggesting that the UN aid is poisoning africans for a nefarious purpose and they fudge data like saying that 87% of americans correctly identify 911 as a false flag.
But their criticism of the propaganda/ war machine and the pacifying, stupefying consumer culture was quite good.
It's too bad that they could never release this in NK though. It teaches people how to spot propaganda so they can also see through the North Korean propaganda at the end and throughout their entire lives. It's all very hypocritical in the end. But astute in its criticism of the west.

>>92370

>Auschwitz had top-notch medical care

Ze dokter vill see you now

http://www.mediaite.com/uncategorized/watch-live-george-zimmerman-trial-jury-selection/

live stream

>>98411
Are any of the shows on Current good? I've just recently started watching them.

>>98411

I meant to say "isn't", but I said "is". Take note.

>>98422

I really couldn't say, TBH. The best advice I could give would be to judge for yourself.

If the people making their points make well-thought-out, rational, logically-valid, that's good. Without logic things get really shitty really fast. People can call me "autistic" all they want for having an appreciation for logic...without logic we'd all be hopelessly depending on dumb luck to fix our lives, and I can't deal with that, so yeah, I love things that make sense.

If they act professional and have some respect for alternative points of view, that's also good.

>>98427

I forgot to include the word "points" after "logically-valid".

I'm slipping guys. ;_;

>>98297
Driving. He shot at their car and a stray bullet caught her in the neck. He fetched the gun as they were leaving and therefore didn't have it during the confrontation with her driver/pimp.

>>98413
obviously he was in fear for his life.

>>98414
Threat to life isn't the issue, its threat to property. His argument is she was trying to take his money through duplicity and extortion and that the shooting was to recover the stolen money. The jury found that it was in line with Texas's stand and fight law for recovering stolen goods.

>>98417
except that it was duly given for a service he only assumed he was entitled to under a verbal contract that at most only implied it. its not like she robbed him. in other words you can shoot the plumber if he only fixes the sink which is what you paid him for and walked away with the money without unclogging your toilet.

>>98418
This is where things get interesting. While from a distance this looks open and shut, but it must have played out drastically different in the court. The defense must have proven to the jury that she was either a prostitute who refused service despite payment or was pretending to be one to shake down unsuspecting johns. This could have been done a lot of ways; using the ad she had put out and how it portrayed her, or using the driver to convince them that he was under duress when he payed. Despite not knowing how it played out, it is evident that they managed to convince twelve people that this woman entered on false pretense and left with his money. In either situation it would be considered a form of theft and validate his response under the law.

The problem is the article doesn't thoroughly explain the case, it took some added research just to find out how she was shot. I didn't searched particularly hard, the case doesn't have any tangible impact on me other than minor interest, I failed to see how the case actually played out.

An analogy that probably fits the result was you shot the man you hired as a plumber after he shown up, checked on your teethe, and then demand payment as he is really an orthodontist or he will get his excessively masculine secretary "sort it out."

>>98054
Al assad regime is calling the rebels Jihadists>??! Arming Hezbollah and some random sandkips? Afganistan V2.0 trololol America ! Why are they even rebelling for ? following the sandkip spring trend? or is Bashar really taking most of the cheese all himself? xplain /thread

bump

>>98141
assad is obviously going to claim his opponents are [insert bad people here], not that that dosent mean that some are fundamentalist jihadis. the rebels are obviously going to take any help they can get and not exactly ask for CVs. assad has basically been your standard dictator, worse than mubarak but not as bad as saddam (though his dad did massacre a bunch of people). basically the syrians looked at egypt and tunisia and demonstrated for reform (not even regime change). assad took a page out of his dads book and answered with machineguns which pissed the demonstrators off. after a bit of escalation we have reached the point where both sides know they need to win or die.

>>98268
Assad the younger caused his own share of disappearances. His secret police were so known for vanishing detractors away or brutalizing them that it was considered the worst for it in the Arab world. When he dd order the shootings of the demonstrators, he did so under the threat of execution, which led to the mass exodus that birthed the FSA who are the major opposition of the rebel forces. Still fairly standard, along the lines of Papa Doc with a larger military force and less voodoo mysticism.

>>98416
didnt know that. i mean all brutal dictators vanish a few "complications" but i didnt know hed made a name for himself in the club.

There's this story in the Talmud where a prostitute farts and she tells her client that much as her fart will never return to its place of origin, he can never return to his.

It's very poetic.

>>98284
Abodah Zarah 17a. States that there is not a whore in the world that the Talmudic sage Rabbi Eleazar has not had sex with. On one of his whorehouse romps, Rabbi Eleazar leanred that there was one particular prostitute residing in a whorehouse near the sea, who would receive a bag of money for her services. He took a bag of money and went to her, crossing seven rivers to do so. During their intercourse the prostitute farted. After this the whore told Rabbi Eleazar: "Just as this gas will never return to my anus, Rabbi Eleazar will never get to heaven."

I normally don't find farts funny but I laughed pretty hard over that.

>>98288

>As he was with her, she blew forth breath and said: As this blown breath will not return to its place, so will Eleazar b. Dordia never be received in repentance.

http://www.come-and-hear.com/zarah/zarah_17.html
This was just a minute of Google, so I don't know if this is a good translation or not, but it says "breath", not "fart".

>>98296
I've seen it translated a few different ways. I go with the fart version because it's the one I've seen the most and because it's just funnier.

>>98299
It makes more sense anyway. Most people can't suck a fart back up but they can certainly take another breath.

Not the first time, all throughout the war they held talks. The US doesn't like to admit there is no military solution unlike every other NATO country who since day #1 said only a political solution including amnesty and power sharing would work to end the insurgency.

I still think a massive bribe of all Afghani citizens would've ended this a decade ago. Here's your 1 million USD, cya later. Still would've been cheaper

>The US doesn't like to admit there is no military solution unlike every other NATO country who since day #1 said only a political solution including amnesty and power sharing would work to end the insurgency.

there wasnt even an insurgency to begin with. the taliban had nothing to do with 911, they never wanted to fight america. america just decided that the taliban were enemies and began fighting them too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja5Q75hf6QI is a good documentary.