F*ck that old rag. Time to move on to DEMOCRACY!

Oh god, are we really giving this wacko hits?

True story, most of her writers aren't even Canadian.

The best chance for the Constitution lies in the hands of a guy who wants to throw it out so he can install a theocracy. Right.

ib_thinkin: ib_thinkin: RexTalionis: The guy's got a PhD in Philosophy and the best gig he can get is teaching English in South Korea? I know kids who do that fresh out of college.

...what do people normally do with their Philosophy PhD's?

FTFM.

Bullshiat.

/former philosophy major
//I got better

What the hell is the Canada Free Press?

\\Canadian
\\\Honestly never heard of it until now

DNRTFA, but judging by the Weeners ITT, conservatives are STILL pretending the NDAA was a big deal? Despite the fact that it was a necessary bill if our troops wanted their paychecks, it was veto proof, and oh yeah, did nothing that the farking AUMF (which even RON PAUL voted for) didn't already do?

I'm shocked conservatrolls deliberately ignore facts if it makes Obama look bad.

LordJiro: I'm shocked conservatrolls deliberately ignore facts if it makes Obama look bad.

I'm sorry but isn't the majority of the NDAA rabble coming from the left?

ib_thinkin: ib_thinkin: RexTalionis: The guy's got a PhD in Philosophy and the best gig he can get is teaching English in South Korea? I know kids who do that fresh out of college.

...what do people normally do with their Philosophy PhD's?

FTFM.

I recently met an international investment banker with a PhD in Philosophy.

BMulligan: ib_thinkin: ib_thinkin: RexTalionis: The guy's got a PhD in Philosophy and the best gig he can get is teaching English in South Korea? I know kids who do that fresh out of college.

...what do people normally do with their Philosophy PhD's?

FTFM.

I recently met an international investment banker with a PhD in Philosophy.

An ex of mine is in law school after a Philosophy degree.

// from UMD - GO TERPS!!
// apparently, lots of law students with PHIL degrees - learning how to make an argument is good schooling
// go figure

casual disregard: USA gave Canada a chance to collect on electoral votes in 1812. Seeing how that worked out, I'm not sure I care what a Canadian pundit has to say about the state of my union.

Can't see many Canadians caring what an snow-freeper has to say, especially about the US

casual disregard: USA gave Canada a chance to collect on electoral votes in 1812. Seeing how that worked out, I'm not sure I care what a Canadian pundit has to say about the state of my union.

Relax. We would never do anything to soil Canada's underpants.

While I appreciate Canadian concern, no matter how wrong-headed, over the future of our republic, let me just point out that here in the US, nobody has the slightest clue who's in charge in Canada or what your pressing issues are; in fact. nobody here has any interest in your opinions on any subject. Those of us on the left are slightly nonplussed, and those on the right slightly gratified, at your recent withdrawal from Kyoto and this whole "let us build a pipeline smack dab through the middle of your country so we can ship tar sands to Texas for processing and immediate export to China and Europe, lowering US energy costs not at all but making a shiatload of money for the fat cats in both countries" thing. The operative word is "slightly." Sorry, that's just the way it is. Nothing personal, we feel the same way about Costa Rica and Monaco. You're just too unimportant.

Subby lost me at "Canada Free Press".

Don't be fooled by the word "Canada" in the name. It's some mega-butthurt-social-conservative-derp-that-makes-Washington-Times-loo k-like-HuffPo site..

clambam: While I appreciate Canadian concern, no matter how wrong-headed, over the future of our republic, let me just point out that here in the US, nobody has the slightest clue who's in charge in Canada or what your pressing issues are; in fact. nobody here has any interest in your opinions on any subject. Those of us on the left are slightly nonplussed, and those on the right slightly gratified, at your recent withdrawal from Kyoto and this whole "let us build a pipeline smack dab through the middle of your country so we can ship tar sands to Texas for processing and immediate export to China and Europe, lowering US energy costs not at all but making a shiatload of money for the fat cats in both countries" thing. The operative word is "slightly." Sorry, that's just the way it is. Nothing personal, we feel the same way about Costa Rica and Monaco. You're just too unimportant.

clambam: While I appreciate Canadian concern, no matter how wrong-headed, over the future of our republic, let me just point out that here in the US, nobody has the slightest clue who's in charge in Canada or what your pressing issues are; in fact. nobody here has any interest in your opinions on any subject. Those of us on the left are slightly nonplussed, and those on the right slightly gratified, at your recent withdrawal from Kyoto and this whole "let us build a pipeline smack dab through the middle of your country so we can ship tar sands to Texas for processing and immediate export to China and Europe, lowering US energy costs not at all but making a shiatload of money for the fat cats in both countries" thing. The operative word is "slightly." Sorry, that's just the way it is. Nothing personal, we feel the same way about Costa Rica and Monaco. You're just too unimportant.

Except that Canada is the USA's biggest trading partner. You should care about what they think

emotion_lotion: Except that Canada is the USA's biggest trading partner. You should care about what they think

Why? Who are they going to trade with if not us? The Russians? Why do they want to build the pipeline in the first place? Because they lack the infrastructure to do the refining themselves, and they always will--because they are, in the final analysis, a teensy-tiny country, despite their enormous (empty) territory and vast (but inaccessible) resources. I like the Canadians, I respect them, but I simply can't take them seriously as an equal partner, because they're not our equals, not in any meaningful political or economic sense. They're not even our rivals. They're our waterboys. They're our wingmen.

devioustrevor: What the hell is the Canada Free Press?

\\Canadian
\\\Honestly never heard of it until now

Crazy right wing Canadians who have absolutely no representation at any local, provincial or federal level which makes them even angrier than their American counterparts.

But they have a webpage. So they got that going for them. Which is nice.

This site is about as Canadian as an alabaman with a maple leaf on his luggage.

clambam: emotion_lotion: Except that Canada is the USA's biggest trading partner. You should care about what they think

Why? Who are they going to trade with if not us? The Russians? Why do they want to build the pipeline in the first place? Because they lack the infrastructure to do the refining themselves, and they always will--because they are, in the final analysis, a teensy-tiny country, despite their enormous (empty) territory and vast (but inaccessible) resources. I like the Canadians, I respect them, but I simply can't take them seriously as an equal partner, because they're not our equals, not in any meaningful political or economic sense. They're not even our rivals. They're our waterboys. They're our wingmen.

Perhaps this is feeding a troll, but here goes.

Canada is just over 1/10 the size of the US. That doesn't make us a small country. Norway, for example has a total population of around 4million. Iceland is only 300 000 or so. While not a large population we aren't small either.

Since the Keystone pipeline was blocked, the Canadian government is pushing for a pipeline directly through the rockies. So the oil will still go to China, but without the refining jobs in the US.

True, we are not equals. You are 10 times our size. We're not rivals, have no intention of being such. We are more like players on your team. Allies if you will.

clambam: While I appreciate Canadian concern, no matter how wrong-headed, over the future of our republic, let me just point out that here in the US, nobody has the slightest clue who's in charge in Canada or what your pressing issues are; in fact. nobody here has any interest in your opinions on any subject. Those of us on the left are slightly nonplussed, and those on the right slightly gratified, at your recent withdrawal from Kyoto and this whole "let us build a pipeline smack dab through the middle of your country so we can ship tar sands to Texas for processing and immediate export to China and Europe, lowering US energy costs not at all but making a shiatload of money for the fat cats in both countries" thing. The operative word is "slightly." Sorry, that's just the way it is. Nothing personal, we feel the same way about Costa Rica and Monaco. You're just too unimportant.

I'm looking, but I'm not sure where the things are that I'm supposed to be looking for are. This is the same shtick as StopArrestingMe, right? Say stupid stuff in one big, ugly paragraph while hiding fun stuff in it like song or book titles? That's what clambam is doing, right, guys?

Guys?

devioustrevor: What the hell is the Canada Free Press?

\\Canadian
\\\Honestly never heard of it until now

Come on, dude. They're the ones who want to bring us up to 67 States.

Please do try to keep up...mkay? ;)

Canada Freeper Press?