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In your ear with a can of beer!

No, I don't feel better with that knowledge, it cause me to lose my breakfast! :eek:

Attacked by a small shore bird? :confused:

Good luck! Hope things work out well for you. We live in extreme SE Michigan. Not really a good area for the kinds of freight we normally carry. It is good for others. We seldom get loads that pick up or deliver near here.

Syria did sign the 1925 convention. That treaty, however, does not allow for unilateral military action as far as I know. I may be wrong on that. I was never involved with that particular treaty.

I would have to disagree with such broad-brush stereotyping unless and until I know what you mean by "doing well." Just one example of "doing well". 7 children, , 5 still at home. One income, well below the "poverty level". They own their home, two vehicles. They home school their children. One...

"Of course it is. You can claim it's not all you want, but the end result is both of the above. You want them to be miserable, miserable enough to have them get off their butts and find a job, because you think if they are miserable enough, they will." I don't want them to be miserable, I want...

I understand that something does not have to be unanimous, but, there is no legal standing for a US unilateral strike on Syria. Then there is the "we should not be the world's policeman" argument. Then there is the other major problem, we are broke. We cannot afford what very well could develop...

What part of international law makes it our business?

The UN? Do something of value? They only see chemical weapons as a way to take more kickbacks. They are more corrupt than our government is, by far. They are a was of time and money and serve no valid purpose.

Syria has neither signed nor acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention. Syria is not bound by it in any way and attempts to use force to insure Syrian compliance could be, and likely should be, considered a breach of international law. Any attacks on a Syria, a sovereign nation, without...

Your study? :p

As far as I have been able to find out Syria has not signed the Chemical Weapons Convention, neither has Egypt, North Korea, Angola, South Sudan, Israel and Myanmar haven't ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention, and Russia and the US haven't met their obligations under the convention. So it...

They seem to be able to get stuff when others can't. They are not always the cheapest, but they are more likely to have it.

Got nuthin else to do right now. It's raining, thunder and lighting, so I can't paint decoys. My work out at Pointe Mouillee does not start until tomorrow morning. :p

It is not punishment. It is not stomping on their dignity. It is making use of limited funds, funds taken by force from their rightful owners, to provide a basic living so that they do not starve to death. Prepared foods cost considerably more that food that needs prepared. Teaching them, by...

Dead is dead, does it REALLY matter how they kill them? What if, and it does happen in civil wars, if they just started rounding thousands and have mass executions in the football stadium? Do we stop THAT kind of mass murder? This is a civil war and we have absolutely NO business here. Going...

No good could ever come out of a US military strike on Syria. No good will come out of Russia or the UN "solving" the problem either. Syria is a client state of Russia and the UN's "track record" on chemical weapons is less than stellar. They would just see it as a way for more kick backs. We...

I don't give a flip what people eat when they pay for it with MONEY THEY EARN THEMSELVES! When on the dole, they should be able to ONLY buy what is NEEDED. They CAN buy cupcakes with the EBT card. Candy too. It is not a rant either. The FACTS are this. Hard working people EARN that money. It is...

Talk about the pot calling the kettle aluminum. Go moderate yourself for a change. Your sole purpose for being here is to cause as much trouble as you can get away with.