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Yes. The President will be in Denver on the 27th. The "alignment" occurs at about 10:00 PM on the 26th, Denver time. That's cutting it pretty close. You'd think they would give it at least a day to be safe. What if NASA is lying? On the other hand, what if nobody with any sense cares about the "alignment" which isn't an alignment at all?
I have no idea why anyone believes in government/corporate mouthpieces anyways. This is a pattern and it is repeatable and measurable.
Just go elect someone. Then in 10 years, they will apologize for messing everything up worse.
That is how government and corporations work. That's it's purpose. To relieve criminals of accountability and make sure that no one is ever responsible.
I just wish people would stop believing in their lies. That's all.
It is a strange argument this belief argument. I don't really believe in broccoli,and yet it exists. Of course, broccoli demonstrably exists, but I would argue that so does God. Hell, take a look at broccoli! How can one not see God in broccoli? Whoa! If I don't believe in broccoli, does this mean I don't believe in God?
But wait a cotton pickin' minute here, [NAME REDACTED], some of you might be thinking. We can point to broccoli to show its existence. You can't point to God to show God's existence. Of course, I can't point to zero to prove its existence and yet we all, or most of us, accept zero as an acceptable equation. I can't point to nothing to show that I have nothing, but I have nothing just the same. Conversely, I can't point to everything and can only point to one of everything at any given point.
I support the majority of what the movement is trying to achieve in Principle. I really do. I however refuse to call those who are advocating Communism, Union involvement and violently overthrowing the Government with the shredding of the Constitution [simply because a small vocal minority within the movement feels they are entitled to getting a bigger slice of the pie which most of whom haven't gotten off their collective asses and earned] my Comrades!
I know many here by the time I'm finished will not want to hear what I have further to say in replies. So, I'll offer you this option
Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to post by FortAnthem
SD?
What is my point, you may wonder? Curious, isn't it, that while discussing curiosity, I would seemingly digress into Hamlet? My point is that a series of events leading to ones death are complex, and it is a big leap - a huge leap - from curiosity to death. It is not as if we become curious about something and then just seconds later we're dead, although I suppose in some instances this can happen for both cat and human. I don't think it was curiosity that killed the cat, and of course, without more information as to what did kill the cat, I can't speak very intelligently about that poor cats death, but I can make an educated guess, and assume it wasn't curiosity that killed that poor little cat.
Originally posted by nixie_nox
I support the majority of what the movement is trying to achieve in Principle. I really do. I however refuse to call those who are advocating Communism, Union involvement and violently overthrowing the Government with the shredding of the Constitution [simply because a small vocal minority within the movement feels they are entitled to getting a bigger slice of the pie which most of whom haven't gotten off their collective asses and earned] my Comrades!
I know many here by the time I'm finished will not want to hear what I have further to say in replies. So, I'll offer you this option
Originally posted by FortAnthem
Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to post by FortAnthem
They do have similar styles. Here's another quote from him for you to chew on.
What is my point, you may wonder? Curious, isn't it, that while discussing curiosity, I would seemingly digress into Hamlet? My point is that a series of events leading to ones death are complex, and it is a big leap - a huge leap - from curiosity to death. It is not as if we become curious about something and then just seconds later we're dead, although I suppose in some instances this can happen for both cat and human. I don't think it was curiosity that killed the cat, and of course, without more information as to what did kill the cat, I can't speak very intelligently about that poor cats death, but I can make an educated guess, and assume it wasn't curiosity that killed that poor little cat.