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For the last 30 years, all the rebel flag has meant is that you like Skynard. Other than that: 1. The Confederacy didn't try to destroy the country, they just wanted to leave. And aamof, they did, every bit as much as the colonies left Great Britain. The only difference was that, unlike the...

A tinfoil hat is said to be for someone who believes in conspiracy theories. This has nothing to do with a conspiracy theory. How can this not be about flaunting (sic) of the law? There's the law, and then someone takes an action comprised of several intentional, voluntary steps to violate...

I wondered that myself after he mentioned it, so I went back and looked. No removal option or instructions. Never. I'd never sign on with them. Filled out nothing. There is no place other than here that this address is connected with expediting.

'Less Government' Republicans… Not By Eric Peters of ericpetersautos.com You expect sickly, smothering statism from liberal Democrats (well, ok, Democrats in general). It’s their stated policy, after all. At least give them credit for being above...

There was a time I was trying out for a volunteer fire department. They had dozens of applicants for a couple openings. The day of the test, it was around 0F. They thought of calling it off but figured since volunteers have to answer calls in that weather, might as well have the test that...

Any solo driver who can't regularly make that run after having proper rest needs to go flip burgers for a living. From the description, it sounded like the driver would. Any team that can't do it...I have no idea what they should (or even could) do for a living. Probably nothing.

Not only that, but they want all their printing capacity to go toward expanding the money supply. When currency wears out, the supply doesn't expand as fast as they need.

[/I][/B]That's pretty much how it goes everywhere. Look at Egypt: they throw out one jackball and the next guy is worse. It's that way here, too. Hasn't every president in all our lifetimes been worse than the one before? Except for Carter-Reagan, I guess. [/CENTER]

It's supposed to. That's the point. Everything not legitimately proscribed is a right. But a privilege can be withdrawn easily. A right can only be taken away by due process of law, so it's superior to a privilege. Isn't a qualified right better than a privilege you have the right to earn...

The patrol would have been supplied by a company, not the residents. Had it worked out so it was cheap for each house every month. Less than the cost of a couple mailboxes. But that's really beside the point. That something wrong like that is going on, and it's fixable, is reason enough to...

But it cannot be unsolicited, commercial, to multiple recipients, AND have no unsubscribe method. THAT'S WHAT MAKES IT SPAM--THAT COMBINATION. Unfortunately, violating the CANSPAM law is only a misdemeanor. Again, unfortunately, the federal act superseded all state anti-spam laws. It was...

The 9th amendment.

I don't understand people like you. I once lived in a neighborhood that was kind of remote. Nice place, except we had an abundance of teenagers that were getting a bit rowdy and destructive, vandalism-wise. Though they didn't limit themselves to one or two destructive things, what they seemed...

Now that we're there, we should grab a leader of the rebellion by the collar and say, "Look, we're not doing this forever. We'll suppress their armor and aircraft for 30 days. You have a play to make? I suggest you get busy."

Well, no wonder you don't object; you're one of the criminals. If the mail you sent was a) unsolicited; b) commercial in nature; c) was sent to multiple individuals; and d) contained no method to be removed from future mailings, then you were committing a crime and should be prosecuted. Were...

From The TSA Blog: DHS S&T expects to receive a prototype DNA analyzer device this summer to conduct a preliminary evaluation of whether this kind of technology could be considered for future use. At this time, there are no DHS customers, nor is there a timeline for deployment, for this kind...

A simple oversight? Well, let's see...the message had to be written, addressed, and then someone had to click SEND, none of which are involuntary actions like a sneeze. So it can't be an oversight. If it was spoofed, that can be found out. Step one is getting FECC to recognize that one of...

It's similar to the threads on whether or not one should object to warrantless searches at the border or seatbelt checkpoints or something like that. I don't understand people who don't strenuously object and don't work to make sure it stops. When you find a slippery slope, if you don't break...

We need coal-to-oil plants fired up yesterday. I'm sure it will happen soon; only an enemy of America would oppose that.

If you've got another theory, I'd love to hear it. This address isn't connected with expediting anywhere else.