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Bay12 Presidential Focus Polling 2016

Ted Cruz
- 7 (6.5%)
Rick Santorum
- 16 (14.8%)
Michelle Bachmann
- 13 (12%)
Chris Christie
- 23 (21.3%)
Rand Paul
- 49 (45.4%)

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Owlbread

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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5610 on: January 19, 2014, 08:54:12 am »

Don't you listen? I agree with you! I'm just saying that you need to have a more elaborate process than "Shoot anyone that asks", and I'd like to hear some input from you on that issue.

Well as I said the only restriction I support would be that the person requesting euthanasia is of "sound mind". There are problems there in that people with early-onset Alzheimer's or similar may wish to seek euthanasia and it becomes a nightmare trying to decide whether or not they are of sound enough mind to make that decision (there's no distinct "point of no return" during the person's mental decline), and indeed some people with chronic (not temporary) depression may seek it. I would suggest that as long as a court of law would judge you as being of sound mind when trying you for a crime then you would qualify for euthanasia.

As for the more personal topic of yourself and Misko; though you are seemingly happy and glad to be alive now (and for that I am endlessly thankful), if you were indeed of "sound mind" at that time then I would rather you had the option of euthanasia than not. I would always rather that you had the freedom to make the wrong choice.
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misko27

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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5612 on: January 19, 2014, 02:40:36 pm »

So apparently DeBlasio hates horses...
A recent poll had him and most of his policies as popular, except for this ban, which was wildly unpopular.
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Mictlantecuhtli

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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5613 on: January 19, 2014, 02:46:15 pm »

Fun fact: Concrete is awful for horse joints.
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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5614 on: January 19, 2014, 02:51:16 pm »

That's why they make rubber horse-shoes.

Even still, city infrastructure is not geared for handling horse drawn conveyances inside city environments. Many have ordinances for catching any poop that might be released, et al.

*Used to own a horse
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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5615 on: January 19, 2014, 02:52:12 pm »

Fun fact: Horses are actually not part of the Kingdom Animalia, but are in fact trans-dimensional abominations of chitin and sinew who use their vast power and alien nature to conceal their true appearance from us. They do this to steal the life energy of humans who ride them, and young women are the most vulnerable to this compelling effect: this is why the stereotype of the obsessive female equestrian exists and why such people usually die of sudden-onset necrosis in their mid-to-late 30's.
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wierd

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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5616 on: January 19, 2014, 02:59:23 pm »

LOL!!

Well, for chitinous beings, they sure do have persistent problems with hoof hygiene without stringent care regimens! Since most can't get out and run like wild lunatics whenever they feel like it, they end up with hoof material that grows too quickly in the face of the rate of ablation, and need continual trimmings are regular intervals to avoid having all manner of health and joint problems-- in addition, they often need the skin on the bottom pad of the foot removed when it gets to be too thick. There are special tools for doing this. (Hoof knife, and frog pullers)

Failure to supply these health regimens for the animals results in lameness, and nasty bacterial/yeast infections in the hoof-- a condition known as "thrush". (Living in a dirty, poorly draining dry lot exacerbates this problem, but it happens even when on green pasture if hoof maintenance isn't religiously kept up.)

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Mictlantecuhtli

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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5617 on: January 19, 2014, 03:08:16 pm »

http://noncanon.com/HorseMaster.html

For all your horsing around.
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Santorum leaves a bad taste in my mouth,
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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5618 on: January 19, 2014, 03:58:44 pm »

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@Footjob, you can microwave most grains I've tried pretty easily through the microwave, even if they aren't packaged for it.

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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5620 on: January 19, 2014, 04:35:00 pm »

Fun fact: Horses are actually not part of the Kingdom Animalia, but are in fact trans-dimensional abominations of chitin and sinew who use their vast power and alien nature to conceal their true appearance from us. They do this to steal the life energy of humans who ride them, and young women are the most vulnerable to this compelling effect: this is why the stereotype of the obsessive female equestrian exists and why such people usually die of sudden-onset necrosis in their mid-to-late 30's.
I'm smiling because you pretty much just perfectly described one of the villains from My Little Pony.

http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/114/c/a/queen_chrysalis_wallpaper_by_saeiter-d4xgk9u.jpg

Didn't know you were into that show. :)
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Helgoland

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Arguably he's already a progressive, just one in the style of an enlightened Kaiser.
I'm going to do the smart thing here and disengage. This isn't a hill I paticularly care to die on.

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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5622 on: January 19, 2014, 05:06:11 pm »

WaPo on the GOP's heraculean task in 2016.
Reading this article, while it is easy to cheer and think this means the downfall of Republicans forever, the underlying message is that sometimes a party goes from the brink of death to POWER OVERWHELMING!!! The only question is how will they come out of it by the end? Will we one day see an economically right wing, socially progressive GOP, or perhaps economically more socialist, but keeping their conservative values, or will they manage to claw the general public back towards them?

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Re: FJ's Murrican Politics Megathread 2: So dysfunction. Much Congress. Wow.
« Reply #5624 on: January 19, 2014, 05:52:22 pm »

I'm smiling because you pretty much just perfectly described one of the villains from My Little Pony.

http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/114/c/a/queen_chrysalis_wallpaper_by_saeiter-d4xgk9u.jpg

Didn't know you were into that show. :)

Oh, hey.  It's at my screen resolution.  Nice.
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