[QUOTE="LZ71"]Pretty stupid. Doesn't really stand out from other "raunchy" teenage comedies. DharmaMember77

this^ I know I've seen it but have very little memory of the movie

Real people dieing in benghazi= fake scandal lmao

AdamPA1006

You do yourself and your cause absolutely no favors, you are one of the reasons why many of the people here are liberals.

On topic: After reading the politico article it sounds like you have no fvcking clue what you are talking about. 

Lerd they must have mountains and mountains of useless data. Imagine having to work there and sift through all the sh!t I'm sure their system fails to filter out

[QUOTE="Bane_09"]

[QUOTE="narlymech"]

I'm against cloning humans and I believe God is also.

narlymech

Why do you think God is against cloning? just curious

So reproduction is considered holy, but from my quick search and limited Bible knowledge I found Genesis 1:28:

And God blessed them. And God said to them, Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over every living thing that moves on the earth.

It doesn't say that creating a human through means other than sex is immoral anywhere that I can find, unless I am missing something and can be enlightened?

If anything the verse above suggests that we multiply in the most efficient way possible. If God gave us the ability to reason and advance technologically, then why is this technology immoral over others?

Cloning humans is ethically questionable because of the soul. I believe souls exist, but I do not know if God grants clones souls.BranKetra

So if we assume God exist, and creating a clone could only create a person with no soul, 

then why would it necessarily be immoral to create a clone? If something does not have a soul is it inherently evil? Or is it because you believe said being would be cheated out of an afterlife because it has no soul?

I'm against cloning humans and I believe God is also.

narlymech

Why do you think God is against cloning? just curious

So he's nominated for the same award that Obama won... LOL

 

Irony or Hypocrisy?

Netherscourge

lol really says something about the nobel peace prize doesnt it

Anonymous Submission 1:

[quote="submission 1"]On vacation now... Lai continues to obsess with me with his "challenges"... What a joke... Laihendi

Lol I actually thought this was real a real quote at first 

[QUOTE="Bane_09"]

[QUOTE="thebest31406"] ugh...that's why I don't listen to that crap.  It's also the reason why I don't listen to death metal.

thebest31406

I think there has been a trend in more recent rap to move away from this kind of music, I hear more well thought out lyrics than I used to and it's finally starting to be about more than violence/girls/booze

edit: but don't get me wrong, there is still a lot of sh*t out there 

I dont think it deals with violence as much as it used to but it's definitely still there. It will be interesting to see how the genre evolves over the next decade or two.

Just looking at the top ten rap songs I see Rich as F*ck by Lil Wayne which has some violent lines here and there

[QUOTE="Bane_09"]

[QUOTE="thebest31406"] To be honest I don't listen to today's music. I do know that folks like Kanye, Jay-Z, 50 are the premiere stars today. Are they doing violent rap music today?

thebest31406

Yes rap in general is pretty damn violent. Heres some Mo Murder by Bone Thugs with lyrics for ya

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXZEgpv_GLQ

I think there has been a trend in more recent rap to move away from this kind of music, I hear more well thought out lyrics than I used to and it's finally starting to be about more than violence/girls/booze

edit: but don't get me wrong, there is still a lot of sh*t out there