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SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 22 Apr 07

Since the shootings at Virginia Tech the Gun Nuts are once again coming out of the woodwork. To them the mass killings are the perfect opportunity to climb on to their 2nd Amendement soapboxes. According to their reasoning, the...

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SDToombs Where to begin. Talk about a "scripted" response. First, you did not disprove the "fact" that the NRA has many ties to white supremist groups and anti government nutcases who blew up a federal building. Second, you fail to address what a moronic idea it is to...

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SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 23 Apr 07

Whenever a serious issue comes up in the news or in politics have you ever noticed they rarely, if ever, give you much information about it? We get snippets of information, just enough to generate a reaction, but not enough to...

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SDToombs Stupid and ignorant are not the same. Ignorance means a person doesn't know something. It doesn't mean that can't know it, for whatever reason, usually by choice, they just don't. My point is that according to the survey most Americans choose to not know when...

23 Apr 07

SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 23 Apr 07

Whenever a serious issue comes up in the news or in politics have you ever noticed they rarely, if ever, give you much information about it? We get snippets of information, just enough to generate a reaction, but not enough to...

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SDToombs I admire your effort, but my experience tells me you are rare. A survey done several years ago looking at the polarization of American society showed that only 15% of Americans want to know both or all sides of an issue. The rest only wanted to hear what they...

23 Apr 07

SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 23 Apr 07

Whenever a serious issue comes up in the news or in politics have you ever noticed they rarely, if ever, give you much information about it? We get snippets of information, just enough to generate a reaction, but not enough to...

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SDToombs Many of my friends are from other countries and that's part of the reason I asked this question. The other reason is I used to work for a newspaper and my editor and I had this conversation almost daily. We tried to present news in a different way offering...

23 Apr 07

SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 23 Apr 07

Whenever a serious issue comes up in the news or in politics have you ever noticed they rarely, if ever, give you much information about it? We get snippets of information, just enough to generate a reaction, but not enough to...

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SDToombs I agree they can be over the top, but that's sensationalism not information. They are simply trying to boost ratings without really telling you anything.

23 Apr 07

hockeygal4ever @hockeygal4ever (10021) • United States 22 Apr 07

we are mainly better off with the ability to be in contact just about any where in the world using our "connection" via the internet? While so many find fault immediately with the net, I tend to see it for all the good it's...

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SDToombs I have to disagree. Speaking to someone from Russia is not the same as going to Russia. Yes, you may be able to engage in discussion with people across the globe, but it's not the same as actually meeting them. So I guess it's a double-edged sword. Some people...

23 Apr 07

SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 23 Apr 07

When you look at the mainstream agenda of certain Christians in today's world do you think the issues they focus on are the same issues Jesus would focus on? Do you think Jesus would care about prayer in school, evolution, gay...

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SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 23 Apr 07

Whenever a serious issue comes up in the news or in politics have you ever noticed they rarely, if ever, give you much information about it? We get snippets of information, just enough to generate a reaction, but not enough to...

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SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 23 Apr 07

A friend and I were recently discussing the 2004 Presidential election and decided that if out of 300 million people John Kerry and George W. Bush Jr. are the best we can do America is in serious trouble. Look at all the people...

whiteheather39 @whiteheather39 (24403) • United States 22 Apr 07

As some of you may know that I am estranged from my family so I was not really having any hopes of my birthday on Tuesday being a very happy one. Last year I was so happy and glad to be alive as I had just been home from a four...

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SDToombs A wise person once asked, and I'm paraphrasing, "If your father was just some drunk hanging out a bar instead of being your father who's hanging out at a bar, would you want to talk to or associate with them?"

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kavinpurams @kavinpurams (184) • India 21 Apr 07

hai friends there is mis concept terrisom grows only among the muslim its a falls conception.First of all we have to find out what is terrisom and from where its originate i think its orginate from the poverty. But the American...

causes of terrisom

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SDToombs As most Americans remember before 9/11 the most heinous terrorist attack in our history was committed by a white, Christian male, the Oklahoma City bombings. Nut cases come in all shapes, sizes, religions etc. One could easily make the argument however,...

22 Apr 07

dzhuul @dzhuul (105) • Malaysia 21 Apr 07

Hehehe.Don't get afraid.Just want to discuss this.Did you like to take bath at night.My mom told me not to do this because it has a huge impact on our health.She says that if you take a bath at night regularly,you might have some...

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SDToombs Meir Kryger M.D. the author of "A Woman's Guide to Sleep Disorders" recommends bathing or showering at night as a way to relax before going to bed. So, I'd say your mom is incorrect. I have heard that taking baths can cause women problems, such as...

22 Apr 07

SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 22 Apr 07

Since the shootings at Virginia Tech the Gun Nuts are once again coming out of the woodwork. To them the mass killings are the perfect opportunity to climb on to their 2nd Amendement soapboxes. According to their reasoning, the...

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SDToombs Condescension from the marginally literate. LOL!

22 Apr 07

SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 22 Apr 07

Since the shootings at Virginia Tech the Gun Nuts are once again coming out of the woodwork. To them the mass killings are the perfect opportunity to climb on to their 2nd Amendement soapboxes. According to their reasoning, the...

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SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 20 Apr 07

In theory I oppose the death penalty because it makes no sense to say killing is wrong and then to punish people by killing them. And I won't even mention the disproportionate application of the death penalty. But then tonight as...

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SDToombs Actually that would be "tongue in cheek" not "tongue in check". I can never keep my "tongue in check". Or keyboard for that matter.

22 Apr 07

SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 20 Apr 07

In theory I oppose the death penalty because it makes no sense to say killing is wrong and then to punish people by killing them. And I won't even mention the disproportionate application of the death penalty. But then tonight as...

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SDToombs I was beginning to wonder if people were concrete thinking in regards to my post. It's good to see some people understand it was tongue in check. On the other hand the death penalty is yet another divisive issue, among many, in this country, and it's...

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Stephanie5 @Stephanie5 (2946) • United States 20 Apr 07

I get so darn aggervated at some people! How hard is it to stick to your word? If you say you are going to do something, then do IT! Don't tell me your coming over if your not! Don't tell me you are going to mow the lawn if your...

doing what you say

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saying what you really mean

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SDToombs This conversation should be forwarded to every politician in the United States. Seriously, people say they want honesty, but I think most don't really mean it. For example, in a break up most would prefer, "It's not you, it's me" over "The truth is I'm...

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SDToombs @SDToombs (29) • United States 20 Apr 07

In theory I oppose the death penalty because it makes no sense to say killing is wrong and then to punish people by killing them. And I won't even mention the disproportionate application of the death penalty. But then tonight as...

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feralwoman @feralwoman (2199) • Australia 20 Apr 07

so claimed a priest interviewed at the scene of the Virginia Tech mass murders. After coming out with this statement, the priest - who was there to counsel the relatives of those killed - failed to explain why or how the...

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SDToombs There is no doubt that Cho was mentally ill. But just because a person is mentally ill does not mean they are "legally insane". A paranoid schizophrenic can still be in control of their faculties. But if you look at his writings beyond the obvious violence and...

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