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QUOTE (Senor NoirSol @ Jan 20 2020, 04:22 PM) Who will win the contest for the nomination in your view? I believe Biden has no chance. The internet bias is not at all representative of how people are likely to vote. 538 puts Biden at the highest rating at 45% - that's by no means a sure shot, but I...

peet wrote:QUOTE (peet @ Jun 19 2019, 07:11 AM) Indeed I find it convenient to have 40 posts per page.

Where is this setting?

QUOTE (Papsmear @ May 13 2019, 05:34 PM) Thanks P1...but why just the supplemental reading for just me? I don't know the entire history of the Rothchilds so that for the link. I'm aware of some of their history starting after WW2. It's actually rather hard to find accurate information on the family...

For those of us who don't read German?

Ryujin wrote:QUOTE (Ryujin @ Dec 19 2018, 10:53 AM)

I'm not blaming the Dems here.

I don't think the risk of impeachment vote is driving any more division in american society than already exists. That 50/50 is a reflection of the increasing polarization of US society and continued shift from voting behaviour as policy choice to tribalism. A lot of voters in the US claim to vote on...

QUOTE (phoenix1 @ Dec 13 2018, 02:31 PM) Also, all of that is before we talk about how sketch the US government is about handing out promised citizenship to people of color. Filipinos who fought for the US in WW2 were promised citizenship. The Philippines was removed from Japanese control in 1944. ...

QUOTE (Papsmear @ Dec 13 2018, 12:53 PM) Moral of the storey....if you move to another country, become a full fledged citizen of the country you plan to live your life in. Then you get the full protection of the laws of the country you are a citizen of. Seems like a no brainer to me and as a matter...

"Let's get rid of the most used app, which already does SMS, internet messaging, group voice and group video chat, and replace it with five separate apps!"

QUOTE (Terran @ Dec 3 2018, 09:32 PM) how to spend a government's money is up to the opinion of its citizens. "fiscal responsibility" here probably refers to governments not spending more than they can afford, which is a very valid opinion. although even that is a more nuanced term than m...