Cryeing

12878 pts ยท October 22, 2014


Always feeling a little contrary. Member of the FrontPage Club. 3/3/2016

Because the Navy hired those people just to shot the missiles, and doesn't pay for salaries and maintentaince/fuel year round anyway

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There have been dozens of convictions for terrorism from people coming from banned countries, check for yourself:

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3/4 That's a staggering ratio when you consider population levels. Don't believe me? Search the following doc for the countries banned:

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2/4 If you actually track convictions there have been roughly 100 convictions from the banned countries, out of 580 terrorist convictions

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1/xIt only shows terrorist MURDER, not convictions. Convictions is a far more useful metric because Cops/the FBI are good at catching people

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It had Cocaine, but it wasn't added, it was a byproduct of using Coca leaves.

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Having been to Bolivia, I can assure you the Bolivian government is in fact incompetent.

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The difference is statistically meaningless, P=0.097

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They have a no first use policy, so all they need is a deterrent from being hit in a first strike, this doesn't require as many missiles

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3/x an attack that wipes out some of your cache. Finally, there are a lot of targets out there that would be worth a strike in total war

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2/x In practice, even with MIRVs, this means tons of missiles. You may also need to double tap, so you need to have enough nukes to survive

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1/x You won't achieve a 100% hit rate, or anywhere near it, even in practice. Your missiles will fail, get knocked out by interceptors, etc

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4/X The SC says that CU can advertise the film because the FEC statute is unconstitutional under the first amendment.

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3/X CU says this is infringing their right to free speech, they battle it out through local courts with the FEc until the Supreme Court (SC)

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2/X they want to advertise it, but FEC laws say Corps can't do this within X days of an election because of the political nature.

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1/X For those who don't know: Citizens United (CU), a nonprofit corporation, wants to air an anti-Hillary film during 2008 primaries

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drugs yourself, and turning a blind eye to some undesirable activities of your partners in a corrupt part of the world

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I never said they didn't smuggle, and both those articles are stretching the truth, take the NYT, there's a big difference between funelling

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The report found evidence of the coverup, but no evidence of connections to the drug dealers central to his story, two different things

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No, the investigation said there was a coverup , but that his allegations about the direct ties to the specific drug dealers were false

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Perfectly plausible, people have this image, thanks Hollywood, of one shot kills, in reality the human body is remarkably resilient

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Ala, SNCOs with 2nd LTs.

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False, terrorists commit actions against civilians and general targets, freedom fighters only target legitimate government/military targets

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You mean The Selective Editing News Network and the Media Arm of the DNC right?

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he doesn't watch the debates, something well-informed people wouldn't skip for Ninetendo

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