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#1 TacticalElefant

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People are much more attuned and used to violence than sex. Sex especially because of the religious forthright involved is seen as a taboo still and is vaunted against in most terms accept marriage and such.

And it's not just America, it's everywhere. Sex is one of those things, that in some terms can be viewed as bad or good in the right timing. Besides despite the lack of boobage on American TV, there is plenty of sexual conotation, so it's not like we're deprived of it really. Just people are not going to talk about it or be willing to fight the censors to show an areola or penis or something along those lines unless it's somehow educational or whatever.

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#2 TacticalElefant

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I go both ways ;)

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#3 TacticalElefant

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That looks more like Big Ben Clocktower by much more than the freaking Kremlin.

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Yes and no. Real military experience (not reserve or national guard BS, unless actual combat experience) is a plus, as it can give a president a real grasp of combat situations and conflicts, something that a always civilian president would not be very good at handling, much like Bush. To the other side of the argument, military experience and such could give a president leverage towards one side or the other having bias to other services or organizations he never cared for.

It's like other experiences a president could've had in his lifetime before entering office. There is a positive and a negative to most things. Me personally I'd prefer a president to have real military experience, especially retired generals. They tend to have a better idea of what could go wrong or right in a conflict. Many US Generals were against the Iraq war, but did it because the "higher ups" and congress ordered it.

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#5 TacticalElefant

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[QUOTE="TacticalElefant"]
Hey just wondering, you from Arlington? Or just a Rangers fan?
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I live in the area, but I've been a Rangers fan even when I was living in Houston during my child years.

Looked at your profile, Dallas is close enough I guess. I live in Arlington, and I went to a sushi bar close to the ballpark (whoever says Ameriquest Field can go SUCK IT) the other day lol.

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#6 TacticalElefant

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They've missed the best one. My apoligies to the ladies out there; this isn't my writing.
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LMAO XD

LOL, Hey just wondering, you from Arlington? Or just a Rangers fan?

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#7 TacticalElefant

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The point of my post was that a wage increase forUS citizens(actually any wage increase, not just minimum wage) isn't going to help US citizens if it just means more USA jobs goingto illegal immigrants, visa workersor foreign countries. Minimum wage increased may actually be less of a factor in this than higher salary wage increases. So we also need some forms of legistlation that insures that jobs stay here to go along with it.FPSGunnerDude

True.

DEY TOOK ER JERBS!

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Corporal punishment should be implementable again LOL.

But come on seriously, maybe you damn kids should learn to behave yourselves in class. Is it that difficult? You're in school to learn, and socializing is perfectly ok at the right time, it's a necessary part of your childhood developement. But gaining some maturity is also integral to your education and developement as a human being. I don't get it, I was never like this when I was younger.

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