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truthseeker,


As long as clowns like Farrakhan have the stage, racial harmony -- that is, peaceful co-existence -- will suffer.



As the leader of the NOI, Farrkhan lives for the NOI dream of a separate state for blacks within the US. He and his predecessors and followers believe separation is the only way. And one of his followers seems to be Rev Wright.



I think Obama will receive the Democractic nomination. Then the fun will start. But it will all end in November when Obama loses in the largest landslide in US history.

While standing in the crowd in New York City on the one-year anniversary of the Million Man March, Louis Farrakhan addressed several thousand people outside the United Nations.


He repeated his list of paranoid delusions: the US government created AIDS to kill blacks; abortion is a US government plot to kill blacks, and many more.



Then there is the Final Call and the NOI website, where every anti-Semitc tract imaginable is available for sale, as well as a long list of books informing blacks how whites exploit them every second of the day.



Yeah, old Louis, he's the essence of racial harmony.

This song is terrible. I find it entertaining in it's horribleness, but popular hip hop has finally devolved from songs with little point and bad lyrics to songs where it's just some dude screaming.


But in the same vein there's that Yin Yang twins song called "pop that clit" that's fucking hilarious.

Don't waste ya time dissing G-Unit cause nobody gives a f**k Haters!!! $ King James 24 $

The Workers, The Enforcers, and the KINGS

Libertarianism is an intellectual movement before it is a social movement. In other words, people, such as Chris here, cannot fully comprehend the ramifications that a free society brings, so they shall naturally struggle with the principles of Libertarianism.

Consider that in his example, Chris illustrates the need for laws governing cell phones because there will be those who `abuse' it (although I am not sure how one abuses a cell phone). With such an example, Chris' divulges his intentions and his need for authority to control `the other guy'. Libertarianism is not about maximizing one person's freedom at the expense of others, but rather it expands freedom for all citizens. Libertarianism believes in others to regulate themselves, but clearly, people such as Chris here, feel compelled to constrain others because, according to his standards, some abuse their freedoms. This type of thinking only leads to a society afraid of one another and creates a dependence on institutions. It does not maximize a person's potential nor foster a diverse and tolerant society.

The fact of the matter is that this country was Libertarian at one point in its history, and many are working to restore it to this state. However, calling Libertarianism a synonym for anarchy underlines just how unenlightened the masses of people are to history, philosophy, and the human condition. I suggest to people like Chris begin reading the Philosopher King by Plato, John Locke's works on the Social Contract, and the Constitution before they make any rash statements on the proper way to govern. 

The calculated paths and such could be contained in the image data, but another possibility would be storing it in a metadata file separate from the original. Compatible browsers could then selectively request the data. If this becomes popular, I can envisage a "package" image format, similar to the .app format on macs, containing the image and metadata, of which part or whole can be transmitted to the remote browser depending on the browser request.

excellent

wasnt the first one called 11 for the 11 people involved?