rob

I sell my organ quite a lot. Such huge demand!

My uncle is a dairy farmer. I've tasted plenty of raw milk. Anybody who claims it tastes any different is full of shit. However, nonhomogenized milk does indeed taste MUCH better -- creamier, etc. This is probably why people think raw milk tastes better. But, you can buy pasteurized, nonhomogenized milk, it's quite common. It tastes EXACTLY THE SAME. And doesn't have the bacteria. I don't care if people want to drink raw milk. But don't make fucking retarded claims about it and how it tastes just SOOOOO MUUUUUCCHH BETTTTEERRR.

You're kind of like an older, angrier Kevbone.

Etc. etc.? Is that the part you make up? Cause none of this was in that article you linked.

-1. Several days of climbing in an unfamiliar par of rental boots sounds like a perfect recipe for ruining your trip.

I read the article, and it didn't mention any of these things. It didn't mention re-education camps, or even arrests (or even prosecutions). It also didn't mention scanning internet postings. It suggested the technology might be used at immigration, and hinted it was related to pupil dilation, and heart rate/blood pressure. Presumably to indicate who should get a more thorough inspection? It certainly didn't even suggest that anybody would be arrested based on this test, nor that it was foolproof or even accurate. Of course, I fully understand that even that might be too much for those of a libertarian bent, but it still didn't mention any of the horror stories you just made up there. It certainly didn't suggest anything even remotely related to thought crimes. Did it? Maybe you should post the quote that gave you the impression this had anything to do with thought crimes. That way I can see what I missed.

Guns don't kill people, *I* do!

OPPRESSIVES!

OPPRESSOR! I bet you meet up with Obama to personally plan the next raids on poor farmers!!!

i don't know.... after reading the man's account, doesn't really sound like a "raid". I think this is really more about whether or not milk should be legal to sell. I've had similar "raids" on my jobsites. Big deal. The laws are in place; should they be selectively enforced? +1

Captain Crunch. Crunch Berries. Non-fat milk. Suck it.

Don't worry, they'll find a way to fuck it up.

there's nothing worth pillaging, looting or raping in canada so what's the fun in an invasion? Your forgetting about their lucrative maple syrup reserves.

I'd totally fly one of those things for free. I bet I could knock the leaves off of your newly pruned trees. VRRROOOOOOOOOM!!!!

Hmm...I'm pretty sure that doesn't sound like anything jb has ever said (and he's said some weird-ass shit!). Can you send me a link to where he said that the taxpayers in the US have unlimited money, or where he said we shouldn't even consider our budget or our debt? I must have missed it.

EVERYTHING IS A TRIUMPH OF CAPITALISM!

Are those dollar signs on the tail stabilizers, blue-on-white? LOL

I used to be against drilling for oil, but now I've come to suspect that there's really no way to stop it until all the oil is finally gone. So now I guess it's better to just get it over with.

I can certainly respect the libertarian view on issues like this, even if I'm not 100% in agreement. But, I'm sure you're consistent, right? Heroin, steroids, antibiotics, cocaine, crack, etc. -- should all be legal, too, right? Making that shit illegal is just another social engineering project, isn't it? I do, btw. I think every drug under the sun should be legal. Though, I'd support warning labels on some of them.

Selling shit like their new oatmeal, and marketing it as a "healthy choice," when really it is quite the opposite. It's trickery.

Lots of things are simple. Don't want to be homeless? Get a job! Don't want cancer? Don't smoke! Don't want to be fat? Stop eating so much! The solutions are so simple, and yet we still have the homeless, and we still have a growing obesity problem. I've read that cigarette smoking is declining. Perhaps we just need more education, and more cultural stigma on junk food & over-eating, via commercials and media. Maybe we need non-profits to start pushing anti-fat campaigns. It's easier to solve obesity if you don't get fat to begin with? Doing nothing isn't working, though, that's for sure. And, back on topic, McDonald's is basically the same as the big tobacco companies, in my opinion. They're selling a product that is only bad in excess, and they see people doing it in excess, and they don't seem to care. Why? $$$$$$$$$$

Hmm, don't all obese people have SOME kind of food abuse issue? Excepting obesity caused by disease, of course -- which I imagine is the minority. Is it possible to be obese but not have problems with food? I guess maybe you mean people that just don't know better?

I mean, many health departments have letter grades to rate the cleanliness of a restaurants. Is that oppressive, too?

I did it in a day, it was not hard by any means. I'm glad I didn't stay at the lunch counter, it was crazy crowded. But, I've heard the views are nice, so....

I dunno, I think an insurance premium on obese people is not a bad idea. They charge one for smokers. But that's up to the insurance companies, obviously. Bill, it's because I DO think something must be done. It's out of control. I don't know what to do; I'm not an expert. I'm just discussing it, for fun. But I'm pretty sure I haven't suggested anything really that oppressive. I mean, if you disagree, fine, but I'm pretty sure that my brain-stormed idea of letter grades on the nutritional info doesn't qualify me as on oppressor or whatever.