It's really quite remarkable.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Sound_of_Thunder
And time travel to the future is rarely possible in fiction, for whatever reason (there are usually plenty of justifications, but the main reason is that it's more fun to send characters back into a known past). Anyway, sending them into the future here would be unpredictable, obviously.
Any time travel movie requires some suspension of disbelief.
Looper ruled pretty much.
Would be a great track for a 12 or 24hr race, tbh.
The first rule of a gunfight is to not have one in the first place, IMO.
Can almost taste how badly you want this to actually happen.
Anyway, for some perspective on mass shootings and the USA, I suggest you all check out this very informative piece: http://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... ngs-in-the-united-states/
Typically those in the USA who are for increased gun control are not those who are for guns in every classroom (something that was extremely ironically suggested by the NRA yesterday). Turning schools into bunkers is a completely retarded idea, and I can only think the NRA introduced it because they knew it would shift the conversation away from gun control.
Anyway, any sane person realizes that a complete eradication of guns is not only unfeasible but undesirable. Most of us only want the eradication of assault weapons and more thorough background checks/screenings on everything else. Along with easier access to mental health care, better gun education, and so on.
Drone strikes got quite a lot of coverage in the leadup to the Presidential election, actually. Not enough, though, I agree.
Yeah, you're right. 4 is a ton, particularly in a small subset of drivers guaranteed to be particularly interested in this kind of car.
Only difference is a few minor internal and exterior options (spoiler, trim, stereo) and warranty, at least in the US.
lol what?
Dealers can hardly get any in stock.
Pretty good reaction to today's NRA press conference:
Change the password.
Thanks, dude. Same to you. And I should clarify. I don't think you're an idiot, but I think believing that 9/11 was a huge inside job-style conspiracy is idiotic. Maybe a distinction without meaning to you, but maybe not.
Definitely the worst season so far, but still pretty good. It's Misfits, after all.
Witnesses report all kinds of things immediately after the fact, when adrenaline is pumping and things are in a confusion. How many of those same witnesses are continuing to support those claims, a week later? I guess they were probably silenced by the masterminds behind the grand conspiracy, right?
And on another note, got any sources for these eyewitness claims?
Typically because it's based on recorded evidence rather than unfounded suppositions by people who were nowhere near the actual event.
I called you an idiot because I can see no logical grounds to assume that there's anything more to this incident than a crazy person mowing down innocents. It's not like this is the firs ... has happened or anything. The US has a serious problem with mass shootings, for reasons that are an endless subject of debate. (I have my own ideas as to why, as I'm sure does everyone else here.)
You can say that everything (truth, evidence, etc) is subjective, but that's not a very useful way to view the world unless your only goal is to muddy the waters and propagate theories that lack rational grounding. It's the same tactic that Christian conservatives and such use to argue that the earth is 4000 years old. I understand the urge—I come from a liberal arts background where I was strongly encouraged to doubt the truth of accepted facts and consider alternative viewpoints, but skepticism can be a tool for disinformation as well as truth-seeking.
Let's take an alternative, Occam's razor approach to this cop's statements: He's emotionally shaken by the shooting, he (and others who live in the immediate area of the shooting) see people on the internet propagating falsehoods regarding to what happened there, and in his emotional state he makes a foolish threat that he can't legally back up.
One guy's emotional response to a couple dozen schoolkids getting gunned down in his community, or a national/worldwide conspiracy to limit first amendment rights to free speech? Yeah, must be the latter.
You're right, I can call you an idiot for this. And I do. There's plenty of evidence that it was in fact a passenger jet that hit the pentagon if you'd like to open your eyes to it, but you won't. Sure, there are just as many resources that you can find arguing that it was a missile, or an alien ship, or a bomb. OMG, who can you trust?! Obviously no one, right?
If you disbelieve everything you don't witness with your own eyes, you must live in a very different world than most of us. You think you're enlightened because you choose to believe something different than the majority, but that's an error. You're unenlightened for ignoring evidence and logic in favor of conspiracy and paranoia.
Sincerely,
The Sheeple
"The bandwagon" = reality.
I ask again, what makes you overlook the obvious explanation for what happened in favor of some elaborate conspiracy/coverup?
Dennis, plz. You know better than this.
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