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subtlety won't get you far here. nor will alluding to shades of grey or recognizing that more than one point of view may exist. try ratcheting your writing level down to somewhere between Bill O'Reilly and MTV News, at most. then, taking a cue from current events, pick one position and...

now you're learning... next on the list: "do as I say, not as I do"

yes of course

I get the impression that he is, definitely.

are you being serious?

this SF protest provides some good support for AAA's argument. you could definitely say that some of these people are intentionally crossing the line between "speech" and "riot," or at least coming very close: LINK

more accurately, mainstream news sources say that polls say that there is support for the war.

TM -- Mr. Market has had enough... let's move on, shall we? :D

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15182

maybe the Turks just sobered up from whatever they were on and realized they passed up a $20 billion gift from John Q. Taxpayer....

it seems logical that, facing certain war on their country, they would do whatever they could to shorten it.

absolutely, I agree. and having never been drafted is not a disqualifier for later leadership. but the amusing part of the link is that the majority of the public figures that have been most strenuously urging the waging of war have never seen it.

Chickenhawks?

this thread should strengthen the faith of all good citizens in the infinite wisdom, honesty, and competence of government. and illustrate why government needs more power, not less, so that it may do more good.

:D for the sake of balance, here's one from the archives:

"peaceable assembly" is open to interpretation, but at least in the context of nonviolent demonstrations, there are times when the legislative process doesn't work - prime example again being the civil rights movement of the '60's, where the only way to be effectively heard was to stage...

have you actually calculated how long it would take, after taxes and all expenses, to accumulate $30k working odd-jobs?