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How many more investigations into Hillary conducted with the direct oversight of her political rivals did you want to fall on their face.

Neither of those are reliable news sources. They are entertainment opinion news channels.

Any news source worth their salt takes a big hit in credibility when they get it wrong. They put much more effort and emphasis into validating their sources. This is why quoting some lesser news sources is laughable.

Sorry, I meant about following or not following laws. Can you boil down what you're asking?

And anyway, what's your question, what are you getting at? We have page full of people doing the "well, you said blah blah" then you should think a law something something.

Are you referring to when the country was formed?

I'm not sure you saw my response above: You want me to watch an hour long video? I'm aware of Biden saying that he helped to force the prosecutor out. Is there something else or specific in the video you want me to see?

A little of both. I've definitely thought some speed limits were a bit low or some stop signs a bit arbitrary.

Good example. I do speed and when I get caught I'm subject to the penalties in place. That's an effective system for public safety.

You want me to watch an hour long video? I'm aware of Biden saying that he helped to force the prosecutor out. Is there something else or specific in the video you want me to see?

Provide your source. Edit: You can start here: https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2019/oct/11/donald-trump/trump-ad-misleads-about-biden-ukraine-and-prosecut/

Do you now understand that what you've said above is incorrect?

And now I have Chitty Chitty Bang Bang stuck in my head.

Hopefully Melania is raising Baron.

Anyway, to get back to this. From the month ago conversation, I believe I was attempting to dissuade the idea that Americans could simply sue energy companies and rich people to pay for the costs associated with environment issues. I think that's a pretty unlikely scenario. Time after time those companies are long gone, wealthy people are the most politically connected AND there are more cookies in the jar of the American population mass. Rather than spend any time or money in legislation let's just all get the fuck over it, admit that we ALL reaped the benefits of cheap energy and we ALL should pay for it. So that's why I'm saying it's not your call, you're already paying for it, you're being made to pay for it and you'll be forced to pay for it. Looking ahead, the sooner we deal with the financial realities of transitioning to lower CO2 the less we'll pay in the long run so again, you will be forced to pay for it one way or the other and the earlier you decide to the less you will be forced to.

Certainly but I get where he's coming from. It's more like we gave up the Kurds and our own influence in the region to Putin, so I'd prefer to clarify his point. It was always a tricky situation because what, were we going to stay there forever? Lets say that the infighting entirely ceased, what then? We had control of a faction that threatened our NATO ally and could use our influence to settle a long-standing issue in the region regarding them. Instead we're leaving their fate and all diplomacy along the border of out NATO ally to Putin. If anyone thought that regions went to shit after US intervention they know they go to shit after Russian intervention.

Are we putting him in a tweed jacket with elbow patches or is that a bit much? (As Kallend contemplates telling us to "Kiss my Arse.")

But to continue, I'm not going to have a religion dictate which religion I choose by threatening me with eternal pain and suffering. Fuck him, fuck that god, fuck that religion and yes I'm glad that at this point in history there are finally others that will stand up with me over that issue.

blah blah blah another one liner response. Edit: And before you take me seriously, just messing with you.

I think you missed the part where your chosen religion doesn't dictate my eternal fate. Also, "join us or die" doesn't sound like the most welcoming invitation.

Blah blah blah Speaker's Corner one-liner-answer.

I'm picturing Kallend typing with gold wire glasses, a British snear and a the wisp of rising steam from his Earl Grey. He finishes with a pronounced "click" on the enter key and reaches for the tea.

You won't have a choice and the sooner you realize that the less you'll pay.

I'm making a statement that I realize the cost of mitigating our past use of fossil fuels. It's certainly not fair and the longer we don't do anything the less fair it gets and the more I have to pay. I absolutely should not have to pay more because people want cheap dirty energy but I'm responsible enough to address the reality of it.