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Not JMR

Yet Chinese immigrants lean Democrat. What's up with that?

Not JMR

You, sir... you're good.

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You're not just hurting yourself, Professor. I've been waiting for your book since July!

Herodotus and his shade...

Not JMR

Yes, the lyrics read like they were pumped out by the versificator.

Yes, the band's politics were beyond liberal.

But the tunes were catchy, and the imagery evocative, if nonsensical.

Not JMR

Tried to subscribe; couldn't select USA as a country; picked Antarctica instead. Hope the post office can figure it out...

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Xennady: I'd like to congratulate John Yoo not only for beating a baseless lawsuit but also for that time he went on the John Stewart show and made Stewart look foolish.

That was a stellar accomplishment, and I don't think it has quite received the renown it deserves. · 4 minutes ago

It's funny, I watched this the other day just for giggles. I think I'll do it again now...

Not JMR

It's rare to just have three creative types talking to each other. This has been a really fascinating podcast. Like.

Not JMR

State Department employees know no shame.

Not JMR

I always liked Cool for Cats.

Edited on May 1 at 2:26pm
Not JMR
Hang On:  And what exactly is it you would do if you could do something about it? Something destructive? Something expensive? Kill people to keep people from being killed?

Uhh... yeah.

Hang On: 

Not all problems have solutions. And there are those who are closer and could supposedly do something about it themselves (South Korea), but they either don't want to or don't have a clue as to what to do. Pretty presumptuous of us to think we can, isn't it? · 4 hours ago

It's not presumptuous at all. Most countries in the world are full of losers and softies. South Korea is no exception. 

Not JMR

Guess what: prescriptions are not terribly complicated. I can't stand calling up my doc, making an appointment, going in, getting charged $30 (and lord knows how much more my insurance is paying him) so that he can sign off on a prescription for whatever it is I already know I need.

I see no reason why a well informed person with a Physician's Desk Reference and access to the internet shouldn't be able to self-prescribe anything save antibiotics. 

This is a step in the right direction, which is why it will never happen. The AMA still has too much money to throw around Washington.

Edited on Apr 30 at 6:19pm
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George Savage

But, panicked by the renewed stall alerts, he chose to resume his fatal climb.

I can't understand this part. Stall warning -> pitch up? Where's the logic in that?

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Diane Ellis, Ed.

I would guess (since there aren't readily available statistics on this) that the number of abortions that are performed when the the very life of a mother is in jeopardy would number in the hundreds, not the thousands. · 14 hours ago

Try dozens.

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Great, now I'm going to have to pay union rates to get my fence built.

Not JMR

Russ Roberts!!!!

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Because the Europeans don't have any money, and if they did, they wouldn't spend it on developing their military, and if they did, they wouldn't feel the need to develop a new fighter plane. Who would they attack with it? The Soviets?

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