One cannot so easily expand personal morals to specifics of public policy. Of course, I expect nothing from ShadowMoses.

Aljosa excited for a film = Praline will watch it and um, the Adele thing sounds pretty greatMrPraline

They focused way too much on the touch capability of the OS. This is to the point where people I've talked to said they weren't getting 8 because they don't have a touch computer (that's not a tablet). They really advertised it poorly. Very few people have touch screen, all-in-on PCs.

Pirate700

If I had a time machine, before going back to kill Hitler's art school admissions committee as babies, I would murder anyone who ever attempted to create a touch screen device.

I am perfectly content with Windows 7. It seems that M$ gets their OS right every two rounds: Get 98, skip 2000/ME, Get XP, skip Vista, Get 7, skip 8, etc.

I kinda want to see it again, which NEVER happens for these kinds of films (see film once for plot and move on).

I'm generally strongly left but: Welfare should be scrapped Illegal imigrants should be deported and companies employing them prosecuted Flat tax for all Not sure that goes down very well with people on the left.blue_hazy_basic

I'm some unholy mixture of libertarian, conservative, (probably closest to classical liberal), but LOL @ those suggestions.

I like living in America - and have only ever lived there, so I can't properly contrast beyond a few factors - but Canada has better weather, which right off the bad gives it a head start. I want to see Vancouver to see if it is as awesome as rumored. They also have a more properly functioning health care system.

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I am not sure that I agree with any of the red statements w/o further elaboration - which happens to be everything that you think is my position. I do not oppose killing under all circumstances. I am not entirely certain that I am convinced that God himself necessarily killed anyone a la Sodom et Gomorrah (as I am also not convinced that the entire Israeli population was enslaved by Egyptians, for instance). I do not believe that God is immoral.

Your move.

Philokalia

Then lets suppose the bible is right, that God at certain times has killed a number of People, what is wrong with God doing so?

Provided they were, you know, murders that would make him bad by his own standards and cause a number of problems WRT divine moral authority and fvck over any notion of objective morality and such.

couldn't care less either way.comp_atkins