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Kids are too detached from politics to know what to do unless told otherwise. That and SOPA looked to have a real chance at being passed. I wouldn't worry, I have little doubt that CISPA will get similar treatment if it gets that far.

He's talking about the political response, not media response. I think you're stretching a bit to work that angle. There's a huge difference between the two and I think you'd be hard pressed to even work the gun aspect into this framework because Republican politicians are no less pro-gun...

Kind of an interesting site. For anyone who isn't the bomber, they're probably fucked. Although it looks like they've singled out a handful of guys. http://imgur.com/a/sUrnA Edit: Just saw another link. I guess some guys as 4chan were the one's who came up with all these.

I take it you didn't make it past the headline?

I wonder what kind of talks they had...... http://maplight.org/content/73226

Yep. I was going to say the same thing.

Here it is. The well-oiled machine lubing up and getting a running start on this bent over Democracy. I know some don't like Stewart but I would hope you would watch it anyway. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K4pfiYK2IQ

That's stupid thinking. How many teams feel entirely comfortable with a #3 stepping in?

Fuck man, some teams don't even have one of the two Dallas has. Depth? Is every receiver on the roster supposed to be a fucking stud?

What year is that video from? Looks a decent bit old. Be interesting to see how it's shaken out since that rise.

Maybe the issue isn't strictly about death toll. Maybe it has to do with voluntary consumption of hazardous materials versus involuntary loss of life at the hands of another. Perhaps if people were willfully lining up to be shot dead by a gunman you could compare it to tobacco and alcohol but...

I don't think a single payer system is the way to go but I also don't care for a system where people are without healthcare, many of whom are children. Neither system is without it's flaws. You can find reports of shitty hospital conditions in America all the same. Nursing homes are a prime...

Weren't there some other laws that went into effect in 1994 as well. I know the 10 year assault rifle ban was there but moving forward didn't they start with doing the background checks and some other things as well?

What the hell are they calculating at the end of that? Don't you just need a stopwatch?

Fucking Illuminati. What with their swastika buildings and pyramid eye things. Fuckers.

Or because it'd be really fucking inconvenient to have all the military bases on the coasts. Probably also pretty hard to recruit people to the reserve if they have to travel from bumfuck Kansas to the east coast or west coast just to get their couple weekends per year in.

They could have declined on re-signing him.

I think the Bengals should roll over as much as they can and if Dalton continues to improve they should take a massive cap hit during the first year of his contract. If they have 25M this year, by the time Dalton is up for a contract they could be over $30M. If instead of giving a signing...

I think it's a cash floor, not just cap floor. Cap floor wouldn't do the players any good at all because you'd have SBs counting to years that were well after they were paid. Also, it's a rolling figure where teams have to be at the floor when looked at over a 4 year span.

Yeah but he knows OL don't sell as many jerseys.