Hal 9000

Irony and hypocricy are totally lost on you. You are so self absorbed, that you have no self awareness - none!

It's usually Canadians assimilating to their/other cultures. Chinese, Vietnamese and muslims don't and wont assimilate to Canadian culture. Indians will to a small extent (TV, Language, Music, Sports etc).

^^^SIGH!

We've had 260 odd days of outrage, at some point you have to question whether O'donnell, Maddow, Lemon and Cooper might be full of chit? A sane person would!

Dude, you really should just change the channel.

That's still not obstruction.

How can you be so passionate about prosecuting this quaran incident, yet be so in love with and excited that a terrorist was freed and given 10$mil.?

A vote was had and people voted against a cemetery - The law is the law according to Omni, so case closed.

Flake has been against Trump since day 1. He is allowed his opinion, but that's all it really is.

It was probably more to do with the hiring of Kelly and how the pyramid was shaped.

I think at one point Obama had 3 AG's in the span of 3 years and 4 in the span of 5. I always believe in giving someone a try and if it's not working, make that call asap. I've made the mistake of giving some people too much time only to realize what I knew after the first week.

Actually, it's quite the opposite. For the most part people of different cultures will live within the general community, but as their numbers grow, they actually become more isolated. Sure the next generation may speak better english than their parents, but that is a function of necessity - and sometimes a temporary function. It's not always about low income either, it's about living with those people who have the same culture as them. Look at China town, they aren't integrating into western culture and if anything, they have the numbers where they simply don't have to. A Chinese person can go to Vancouver and have a full life without ever speaking english. The Indians are better integrated with Canada, but they still prefer to be with their own people and one can look to greater Vancouver for that evidence too. We could go on down the line, but Vietnamese choose to be isolated and I think it's obvious that the muslims grow more isolated as their numbers grow too. Sure we can use the Irish, Polish and Italians as people who have integrated, but that's because their cultures aren't too dissimilar to what we've created in Canada. It's stunningly naive and arrogant to think that people with a different religion, race, language and culture, will drop all that and assume Canadian values as their numbers increase.

I never said you lied, i said you post dishonestly.

No, you're an idiot. You are the most dishonest poster here. You're a conversation killer. You make people regret engaging with you. You've never won any discussion and you've never really engaged in honest discussion. My mistake was trusting that you could get the ball back over the net, instead...as always, when you get the ball and chuck it into the bush. It's just such a waste. SIGH!

SIGH!

Fine, but the fact remains; the dems wanted this. Everyone from Obama on down in the democrat party want to be at odds with Russia.

That is what the democrats wanted!

The problem is; it didn't take any courage to slag Trump. It's nothing new, his masculinity has been questioned by many people, mainly women - which is unusual because when Trump questions women, we see "pussy hat" rallies - I digress. Trump has heard 100's of people slag him every waking moment of every day for over a year now - it means nothing to him, it means nothing to his supporters. It may give you a quick giggle, but by tomorrow, Don Lemon or Morning Joe will say something else, probably take it up a notch even. Yeah, she said what she said...It's not good, it's not bad...it's just static at this point.

I don't address them as anything, not homosexual, not as gay or queer either - it seems kinda weird..."Hi queer Steve", yeah, it's awkward. I will refer to them with whatever term comes to mind, it could be "gay people", it could be "homosexuals"...and if it is the latter, I won't worry about it at all. That said, I wouldn't say "queer", because I don't think they are "queer" and because of the way that word makes me feel.

Because it's not slang. Homo means "same". Homosexual is basically "same sex". Homosexual behaviour is "same sex behaviour". I'm not going crazy with anything, just discussing why the word homosexual is not disparaging and not slang. It's better than "queer" which is basically "bizarre" and "freakish". I'd rather be called "He-Man", but so far people still refer to me as just "a man" - I deal with it though. A pyromaniac is a pyromaniac no matter what they think of the terminology. It's the same thing - what's the big deal?

Well, I guess you are having trouble distinguishing between proper terminology and slang. It's okay to call a person by a slang name if they're good with it, it's also okay to use a proper name regardless of whether they're good with it or not. Considering that the word "gay" is - or actually was slang and is now a more preferred term than "homosexual" makes as much sense as women saying "we hate the word breasts", so we'll start using "jugs" or "hooters" too describe those things on our chest or insisting we stop saying "vagina" and instead use "vajayjay". gay adjective, gayer, gayest. 1.of, relating to, or exhibiting sexual desire or behavior directed towarda person or persons of one's own sex; homosexual: a gay couple. 2.of, indicating, or supporting homosexual interests or issues: a gay organization. 3.Slang: Often Disparaging and Offensive. awkward, stupid, or bad;lame: This game is boring and really, really gay. 4.Slang. inappropriately forward or bold; overly familiar; reckless: Hal 9000 got gay at the Christmas party and suddenly swept his boss's wife onto the dance floor. 5.Older Use. having or showing a merry, lively mood: gay spirits; gay music. 6. Older Use. bright or showy: gay colors; gay ornaments. 7.Older Use. given to or abounding in social or other pleasures: a gay social season; the Gay Nineties. Now, you see that the gay community has hijacked the word gay, and even taken over the number one spot in meaning. The original use of the word is not found until #5. In fact, if one uses gay in it's proper meaning, the gay community rises up and claims homophobia. No longer can we use "gay" in normal conversation, and hearing the Flinstones are having a "gay ol' time" is a little awkward. According to your article, homosexuals were using the word "gay" as an almost covert word that people outside the community wouldn't know. Logically speaking, when homosexuality became more mainstream, the gay community should've abandoned the word and stood proud with "homosexual". It's almost like "First Nations" rejecting that name and insisting on "Indian". Now, If I say "This picture is gay", I'd be right and proper (see #5 and #6). It would have nothing to do with the homosexual community, yet I would be branded a homophobe (#3) for doing so. And, what about the word "queer"? Shouldn't that be offensive? If I call someone "queer" shouldn't that be offensive? Queer kwir/ adjective strange; odd. "she had a queer feeling that they were being watched" synonyms: odd, strange, unusual, funny, peculiar, curious, bizarre, weird, uncanny, freakish, eerie, unnatural. antonyms: normal 2.informal offensive (of a person) homosexual. denoting or relating to a sexual or gender identity that does not correspond to established ideas of sexuality and gender, especially heterosexual norms. "queer geek culture has featured gay themes since the 1980s"

Much like the chicken and egg question, I just want to know what came first - the man bun or the low sperm counts?

Yeah, I agree that this was an inside - who cares? I'm not fool enough to take the chances you are by exposing them. You do know you're risking your life with this info - right?

For the love of Pete! Just stop this thread!