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coming from a supporter of organized slavery. how does it feel to know that you support a failed ideology that has killed over 100 million people and subjugates people and free will? wrong asshole, 100% American citizen. Communist wet farts like you dont and never have belonged here. As I said, try Pyongpyang or Havana. 'Workers paradise'

this coming from a fucking flag waving communist.

as for your revolutions and wonderful ideas of collective misery, let me remind you of one of your heroes that you dumb commies love so much guess what, this t-shirt was made in a sweat shop, and sells for $20. Che must be spinning in his grave. Along with Marx, Angels and all the other masterminds of this collectivist system of slavery.

hey douchebag, the last thing I will do is listen to political theories coming from a fucking communist. you're probably some zit faced kid high on theories of collectivist groupthink and have never had the pleasure of living in a communist workers paradise. let me briefly inform you because i lived under this piece of shit communist ordeal, you want to talk about slaver and fascism? you want to talk about who is a dictator and who is not, take a trip down to Havana or Pyongyang. Talk to the people there. Until you've lived and suffered under this program of human slavery, dont give me lectures on politics and dictatorships. do everyone here a favor and shut the fuck up.

hey asshole, have you ever lived in a communist country?

the Mearsheimer paper has been disproven and discredited by Alan Dershowitz. Read his rebuttal to this ridiculous paper here. The original paper has horrendous research, provides examples of statements without context and is just a generally very bad research paper. www.ksg.harvard.edu/research/ working_papers/dershowitzreply.pdf

Letterman got schooled by big bad Oreilly. Schooled like a little girl.

JP Army is invincible. surrender now.

Max Mayfield is my hero ! hehhehe

so if tomorrow US troops eliminate bin Laden by sending a Hellfire into his jeep, you would press to have the US military stand trial for breaching the geneva convention?

do tell me, what does the international law say about blowing up buses full of civilians? also remind me, after each hamas terror strike, why do i not hear anything about 'international law'? why does international law apply only to israel ?

the media frenzy over the elimination of yassin is astounding. fundamentally nothing has changed. 'analysts' and 'experts' claim that hamas will now kill israelis or try to increase their terror missions, but that was always the status quo hamas never wanted peace, never wanted a co existence. hamas is directly responsible for breaking any fundamental peace efforts that gained momentum. destroying hamas or at least leveling its financing and infrastructure before leaving gaza is a smart policy for israel.

why are people surprised over this? yassin was marked for death for 2 years now, and barely escaped a missile in 2002. i hope he gets his 72 virgins for all the innocent lives he shattered. europeans have some nerve. after the madrid massacre, to have this vile double standard against israel. somehow, yassin became a 'spiritual leader', not a terrorist. Europe needs to get a collective back-bone and understand that islamic fundamentalism is the nazi-ism and fascism of this century.

one of my favorite writers, PJ ORourke writes another brilliant and amusing article on the state of affairs in Egypt. a very fun read. --------------------------------- There was another lesson in just the drive through Cairo from the airport, on the far east side of town, to my hotel, by the pyramids in the west. It's the lesson of all swollen capitals in societies with uncompetitive economies. "In a competitive society," the economist Friedrich Hayek once said, "most things can be had at a price—though it is often a cruelly high price we have to pay ... The alternative is ... the favor of the mighty." The mighty have their seat in the capital. Better stick close to their chair legs and napkins to get a crumb from the mighty's table. http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/2002/09/orourke.htm