nothing you or anyone else on this form will change my mind .
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nothing you or anyone else on this form will change my mind .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_Students'_AssociationSince you listened to the interview then you should have been able to answer your own question.
External Quote:TIM:Abdulrahman [Ali Alharbi] had heard about the marathon from his teacher. He was planning on meeting some friends for lunch and thought that, on his way to lunch, he would first stop at the marathon. He took the subway toward the finish line. He saw runners who had already completed the run sitting there. He was a bit upset with himself for arriving so late but decided to continue walking up along Boylston Street to watch the other runners cross the finish line. After a few minutes, he thought he'd continue to walk ahead. With the finish line now behind him, he kept on walking. He was there for about 10 minutes.I saw this piece first on CNN and then looked up the article online. So you're saying CNN supports terrorists too? Please provide proof of your claims with a link showing that Amina Chaudary supports terrorists.External Quote:AA: If my embassy didn't help me out to rent a hotel, to eat, and all this stuff, I would be homeless or something. They took my wallet when I was in the hospital, so they took my credit card and everything I have. Everything. My laptop my iPad, my, even my camera. I couldn't take my exams because I didn't have any I.D.
Amina Chaudary is the Editor of TIM not Aisha Chaudary.
Now that I've pointed out your mistake do you still think Amina Chaudary and TIM are biased towards and/or support terror?yes i listened to it and did a little research on the interviewer , head member if the MSA . supporters of terrorist , next time maybe a link from CAIR ? Or Al Queda
Maybe that was but there is a connection . I dont trust any of them period . http://shoebat.com/2012/08/19/another-huma-abedin-defender-with-an-interesting-background/ shes clearly A LEFTIST as well , two reasons not to be trustedNow that I've pointed out your mistake do you still think Amina Chaudary and TIM are biased towards and/or support terror?
Of late?:External Quote:Chiropractic neurology appears to me to be the very definition of pseudoscience - it has all the trappings of a legitimate profession with a complex set of beliefs and practices, but there is no underlying scientific basis for any of it.
you took the words right out of my mouth ; )As far as if I'm sane; just don't ask my wife.![]()
Considering how easy it is for some people to get hooked on oxycodone I'll give Limbaugh a pass...or where you talking about the Viagra?So Beck was crazy and Limbaugh was a drug addict.
But they're feeling much better now.
Hooked on Viagra would imply the addiction is not actually the drug.Considering how easy it is for some people to get hooked on oxycodone I'll give Limbaugh a pass...or where you talking about the Viagra?
Addiction is a disease regardless of the dependency. I don't care if it's sex, drugs, gambling, or alcohol, it's has to do with a chemical imbalance in the brain. You can't give a pass to someone because they are hooked on opiates, but not to someone who is addicted to sex. If sex is their addiction, then viagra and girls feed that addiction.Hooked on Viagra would imply the addiction is not actually the drug.
And yes, oxy is apparently very easy to develop a dependence on. Some level of "pass" is due. Any derisive comments he made wrt addition and programs for such, would be however , tainted.
Fine.Addiction is a disease regardless of the dependency. I don't care if it's sex, drugs, gambling, or alcohol, it's has to do with a chemical imbalance in the brain. You can't give a pass to someone because they are hooked on opiates, but not to someone who is addicted to sex. If sex is their addiction, then viagra and girls feed that addiction.
actually a physical addiction (ie opiates) is a lot different than a behavioral addiction. But I'm pretty sure this is all off topic.Addiction is a disease regardless of the dependency. I don't care if it's sex, drugs, gambling, or alcohol, it's has to do with a chemical imbalance in the brain. You can't give a pass to someone because they are hooked on opiates, but not to someone who is addicted to sex. If sex is their addiction, then viagra and girls feed that addiction.
Being prone to both I'll have to agree with you. Also of topic.actually a physical addiction (ie opiates) is a lot different than a behavioral addiction. But I'm pretty sure this is all off topic.
That and his stance on autocorrect or typos.I'm still floored by the revelation(above) that Limbaugh has weighed in against people who have problems performing simple addition. The uncaring bastard!![]()
Hooked on Viagra would imply the addiction is not actually the drug.
And yes, oxy is apparently very easy to develop a dependence on. Some level of "pass" is due. Any derisive comments he made wrt addiction and programs for such, would be however , tainted.
Etaops corrected
How does an addict know they are an addict prior to picking up the drug, and in many cases such as opiates, it's often prescribed to you by Dr.'s first. As is in the case of Rush and millions of other Americans and people across this planet. This is why the DEA and Dr.'s are cracking down on pain killer prescriptions across the states. You used to get a tooth pulled and a Dr would write you 30 percocets, now you're lucky if they give you motrin.Isn't mental illness worth a "pass" also then? The addict makes a choice to pick up the drug.
I wouldn't say that, most people who haven't dealt with it or experienced it through friends and family feel exactly how you do.Well then I guess I am just an uncaring bastage. Sure mental illness and addiction sufferers are to be pitied and their actions to be excused on compassionate grounds.
Well what is being said?I wouldn't say that, most people who haven't dealt with it or experienced it through friends and family feel exactly how you do.
I would agree if they were advocating their addictions. But how many people in power have been mentally compromised. We can cite Presidents like Kennedy who was according to some addicted to pain killers and occasionally used cocaine to megalomaniacs. People in power or who have a platform are just like everyone else in society. They have their issues too, and in some cases it's probably why they are powerful or have a platform. Because they understand or can connect with everyday people...Well what is being said?
I say that the conspiracy memes and paranoia espoused by Beck does society harm. I say that the vitriol and hate from Limbaugh is detrimental to society.
I say that giving a platform to mentally compromised persons does harm to society.
Agreed, and an assumption I probably shouldn't makeBTW what makes you think I have not experienced the effects of addiction or mental illness on friends, family or myself?
That would put me in a minority.
Neither mental illness or addiction is to be pitied. If anything is to be pitied it is the unwillingness or inability of some some people to acknowledge or get help for either. In Beck's case if he has opted for Chiropractic Neurology to treat a genuine mental illness then he is the equivalent of a cancer patient that has opted for cannabis oil or Laetrile instead of conventional treatments. They may get a boost from the placebo effect but they still have the disease and it is still untreated.Well then I guess I am just an uncaring bastage. Sure mental illness and addiction sufferers are to be pitied and their actions to be excused on compassionate grounds.
I save you the list then.Agreed, and an assumption I probably shouldn't make
I remember that too, and I even remember him discussing how he thought he was being poisoned or targeted...It's possible that Beck could be over exaggerating this condition too, because I remember earlier this year he came out and said that he had some type of digestive system issues, like an allergic reaction to gluten or something like that, and that he was not well. But then he never really said anything about it again from what I heard. I just think he has the tendency to be kind of a drama queen at times..but who knows.
I wouldn't say that, most people who haven't dealt with it or experienced it through friends and family feel exactly how you do.
Indeed. My best friend in high school alienated all around him, blew two marriages, before he stopped drinking. Years later we got together and went to dinner. He told me he came to a decisive moment one night. It was either quit drinking or commit suicide. He saw no other choices.Ive dealt with it with friends and family. addicts, alcoholics, no of course they dont choose to be, but there is a point of realization that either one stop or you cant. In fact in the case of alcoholics, some choose to give up everything they have before they'll give up the drug. I give more of a pass to the mentally ill, as their illnesses sometimes convince them they're not ill.