Out of the shadows into the light... HYDRA HYDRA HYDRA!

@bmanva: From what I understand, the Roe decision said the viability is the point at which the child can survive outside the womb with the help of medical technology. Which would mean that as technology increases, viability gets earlier and earlier.

From what I understand most of those Democrats who initially opposed Obamacare unless the Stupak-PItts Amendment was included, but then after months agreed to support it without the amendment (the amendment passed the House but was not included in the Senate version) in exchange for an executive order, did lose their re-election bids in 2010. Though one of them did eventually go on to become a Senator in 2012.

@pook99: From what I understand there are 4 Senate Democrats who opposed the Iran deal and voted against it. That does not sound like a lot but there are I think only 44 Democrats (and 2 Independents who caucus with them) in the Senate, so 4 Senate Dems amounts to about 9% of the Democrats in the Senate. Many of the other Democrats who eventually supported the deal did so reluctantly. And out of the 5 Democratic presidential candidates, I think Jim Webb opposes the Iran deal, which would mean that 20% of the presidential candidates on the Democratic side oppose the deal. If the deal was really a good deal, I would expect the Democrats to be unified behind it, if it was an excellent deal there would be some Republican support. But at this point, it's the Democrats that are divided by the deal, which strengthens the impression that the deal is not too good.

@AlexKidd5000:I'm not sure how an of those things you mentioned make the republicans similar to fascists or Nazis. The term fascism is overused anyway, and really should refer specifically to the ideology of Mussolini's movement. Republicans for the most part do not want war with Iran and likely wouldn't nuke Iran if war did break out. Republicans oppose the deal because they feel it would increase the chances of a war breaking out.

My network used to be ATT but ATT sold it to Frontier, so technically I'm on Frontier now. My main email address still ends in att.net, but the email address associated with this gamespot account is an aol account.

Gamespot shouldn't target all ATT users just because some spammers are using ATT.

I don't like the Assad regime, either in terms of morals or in terms of U.S. strategic interests, but on the other hand if Assad falls, ISIS and other terrorist groups would likely grab more power. Perhaps an Assad victory might be the best of the available options: certainly letting the civil war drag on doesn't seem to be good for anybody but arms dealers and mercenaries.

@lamprey263: From what I heard on tv, Russia and Israel are coordinating with each other in order to ensure that their forces don't end up accidentally clashing.

@dave123321: @Serraph105:Thanks for the explanations guys.

Yeah some of them do that.

Why do you avoid those songs? I could see songs that bring up unpleasant memories, but do you avoid songs that bring up mundane things (like what I mentioned before about walking past a table, the memory only lasted like a second, though it took a lot longer to describe it in the OP).

In order to see the results of the poll I had to vote, which broke the tie and skewed the poll to the yes side. So far it's 3 votes yes and 2 votes no.

@dave123321: what doth mhm mean?

@Serraph105:what qft mean?