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Paseda · Guest

Truly Amazing. I wish we were an interstellar civilization
Take our money, take our individual liberty, t-t-take it! Pleeease, j-j-just make the climate stop!

Streetypie · Guest

“Mickey Mouse is probably the best possible argument against the US copyright system. The fact that one corporation can exert enough pressure on our government to force the copyright laws to be changed is the crux of the problem.Steamboat Willie should have been in the public domain in 1956, but the copyright laws got changed so it wouldn't enter the public domain until 1986, but before 1986 could come, the laws were changed again so that it wouldn't enter the public domain until 2003, but lo and behold, five years before that Disney decided it was time for congress to change the law again. Now it is set to enter the public domain in 2023, what kind of odds would you have to be given before you'd be willing to bet on that?Disney and the rest of big content write our nations copyright laws. You can argue against what you perceive as the flaws in the copyright system, but they are all ancillary to the fact of who gets to write the laws, and who elects them; corporate shareholders or the American electorate.

Leonte · Guest

Dead men can't escalate things..
i want to own a kitty ranch, just like Abe!!

Joan · Guest

Great, this is just what the airline industry needs?
This is a blatant lie. You nonbelievers will all receive your just punishment. All glory to the Lord Xenu.

KYLE · Guest

truth is we (i'm mexican) have this fake president who does nothing but rants, and the "non"-fake president who does just nothing (like the president before him) can you tell who is the worst??? i think both... drug dealing, kidnappings, carjacking and murder are in the raise, nobody seems to care. :(

Farah · Guest

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Ruth · Guest

You're an idiot. The LDS religion has never condoned rape and kidnapping. Regardless of historic doctrines concerning polygamy, none of the LDS leaders could or would consider anything that Mitchell did as being "doctrinal", more like "abominable". Furthermore, the whole premise of continuing revelation through latter-day prophets facilitates the evolution of doctrine as times change. Therefore you can't be a true fundamentalist in such a system because that would mean rejecting the counsel of a current prophet's guidance in favor of a past prophet whose counsel may no longer apply. As an outsider you may not subscribe to it, but technically speaking this makes for the argument that there's no such thing as a "Mormon Fundamentalist". People labelled as such are rather those who have lost their faith in latter-day prophecy in favor of their own vain beliefs.

Rashna · Guest

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