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The topic is an email filled with misinformation about aspartame. Flouride is a subject I don't know much about, and am not going to learn just yet - having enough trouble learning Windows 8!!!

Never said nothing about training. And I bet there are some 'rural people' who know nothing about weapons, same as some 'urban people' who know a great deal.

It does nothing to alleviate tooth decay, true - but that's not what I said it does. Alleviate means to relieve a condition already present, which artificial sweeteners cannot do. They can help prevent it from occurring, however, by reducing the sugars in the mouth upon which the tooth decay...

Good ol Yahoo, lol. So when was the last time anyone heard or read of anyone being shot by a blind person with a legal permit? There are as many degrees of blindness as of stupidity, as one commenter noted. Having difficulty reading the application does not equate to difficulty seeing across the...

Why not? Because it also has some benefits: reduced tooth decay, and it does help those who want to lose weight, when alternatives are not available or palatable. We live in an age where chemical exposure is unavoidable, and we each have to decide how much we're willing to tolerate. That...

Sarcasm does not an argument make. Besides, I have far less trouble with the Post Office, the various License Bureaus, and even getting a tax refund, than any of the private companies I pay a lot of money [Verizon, for instance]. If you think for profit companies would do better, check out the...

Crich: I have no intention of leaving Load 1 - I like the boss, the dispatchers, the 'culture', even the Sprinter guys are ok, lol. I'd be happy to drive for you on those 1 or 2 days when you'd pay my rate, though - call me when you get the freight. ;)

What those liberals believed in wasn't about limiting solely the federal govt, it was about limiting each of the parts of the whole: federal & state. It was all about balance. Currently, the federal govt has too much power, because the citizens let them. Maybe, with the recent disclosures of...

The private sector? No. Just: no.

The test was administered by Utah's Dept of Workforce Services - the same ones who pay welfare benefits. Maybe you could explain how it benefits them to enlarge the pool of welfare recipients? Because everything I've read is about how states are trying to shrink that pool, which is why the drug...

The Senate's Syria Resolution Has a Huge Secret Giveaway to the President - Garrett Epps - The Atlantic Like it wasn't scary enough before, right?

There's this really neat site you might want to check out: Snopes. Seriously. :rolleyes:

Muttly, have you heard? The liberal elites [of the 1700's] created the government.

My son in law is pure west Pa, [bless his heart], and he says "you'uns" - when he wants to see the steam coming from his wife's ears, lol. ;)

First [in post 37] it was the 'liberal elitists' taking away your human rights - now, it's the government. What next: aliens? Or maybe gremlins? Wait: I know: it's the Illuminati, right? :rolleyes:

I agree with Humble. We, the people, are fed up with using our money and people to involve ourselves with problems in other countries, when we haven't enough to solve our own. We simply can't afford what it costs us to meddle, even if we have the right - and I'm not sure we do.

If you understood the intent of the Constitution, you'd know that it was designed to change as circumstances change - it was never meant to be carved in stone and unchanged forever.

He says "you get what you ask for", so if he asked me, I'd ask for $1000 a day. ;)

I find liberal elitists lecturing about what's best for me and what I must tolerate a whole lot easier to endure than conservative wingnuts legislating what I may do with my own body [and legislating obstacles to prevent me from obtaining such rights as they don't like] and who I may marry. I'm...