SkyDekker

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  1. SkyDekker
    And of course you have researched all their ascertations to ensure that they are true?
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    Must be faulty intelligence
  3. SkyDekker
    Bush for president for four more years, that is my wish. By the end of those 4 years I'll be worth more than Bill Gates
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    These guys crack me up...... The UN is completely fucking useless, nobody in their right fucking mind listens to them. Bunch of fucking morons. Well. obviously we were right and just invading Iraq. I know we didn't find any WMDs, but you do realize he didn't comply with UN demands for 12 years.
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    I had seen it before, but love it, just hilarious......
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    It's even worse: $10 million is what that amendmend was asking for. $5 million per year for 2 years.
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    I voted yes. I told my wife before we got married, if Halle Berry or identical female triplets come my way..........
  8. SkyDekker
    I don't think it really has far to crash, does it?
  9. SkyDekker
    That page just says Error.
  10. SkyDekker
    Until skydiving is illegal, that argument holds no water and further indicates that you both seem to have some issues with understanding some pretty basic concepts.
  11. SkyDekker
    Only for export to Mexico
  12. SkyDekker
    Just look at the statement you made in the title of the thread. As proof you bring up things he said. Yet, he can't really be a criminal until he has been convicted of such. You stated he was a criminal. period.
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    Funny I lived in the US for a while. Now what again does that have to do with the spelling of a word? Were you running out of things to pick at?
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    If he hasn't been convicted, he is innocent by definition. Isn't that how your justice system works?
  15. SkyDekker
    That is the big difference. I am sure if this guy bought the gun sold it to a drug dealer and the drug dealer shot himself with it, there would not be a lawsuit. Now let's say a dz owner knowingly let's a guy jump out of his plane wearing a base rig. Parachute doesn't open and this guy bounces in some ones house, killing a 10 year old watching telletubbies. I'll bet you the dz owner will end up having to pay quite a bit of money, don't you think?
  16. SkyDekker
    It is a well known fact that Bush got convicted for DUI in a court of law in the USA. That makes him a criminal. Now, which court of law did you say Kerry got convicted in? Maybe that foot should go back in your mouth now.....
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    Exactly there are no parallels, that is precisely the point. But then, you tend to be a little too busy slamming people to see that.
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    Hence you weren't the one trying to correct me, just because that isn't how it is done the in the good ole US of A.
  19. SkyDekker
    Looks like this businessman didn't have to read his mind. Looks like there were abundent other signs.
  20. SkyDekker
    Since I live in Canada it is "honourable" for me. I know, it is hard to fathom there is actually something outside of the US.
  21. SkyDekker
    Actually the "resonable" man theory is abig part of civil law and is exactly what applies here. he reasonable should ahve known something wasn't right. Since he reasonable should ahve known that, he had the duty not to sell the weapon. He did anyways and therefor bears a portion of the liability.
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    Weren't you the same guy screaming earlier that nobody could prove Bush was a criminal. I am surprised you are not still busy trying to remove a foot.
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    And from the facts that came to light after your first post, that doesn't really seem to be such a bad thing. A "reasonable" man should have known something wasn't right. Hence, he bears some liability.
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    The US.
  25. SkyDekker
    Hey, when I fuck up royally and my employees walk into my office asking for an explanation, I will be the first to admit I made a mistake and that I really should have done something else. To me the dangerous guy is the one who cannot admit a mistake, blames his subordinates and changes the story to suit his needs.