Sleipnir

You are so closed minded. Quoted for the truth.

That's one scenario, but sometimes obvious scenario do not occur. Suppose a scenario can occur that knowing where the guns are, maniacs can break in and steal those guns. How about the other side in which one has to be incredibly stupid to try and break into a house knowing that the owners have guns that could be aiming for the robber's head? There are many scenarios that can occur, just because it's obvious, doesn't mean it will happen.

I honestly don't see the problem, so they show people who has guns...and?

Actually Theresa is causing a whole lot of problems for Canada. grinch If you want something, create disobedience - that is the mentality of the protesters.

In case you haven't noticed, the HoC is closed for the winter holidays. Theresa Spence should come back when the parliament reconvene next year. Honestly are people this stupid to hold a hunger strike just before the holidays?

So the body destroys it's means of locomotion, but holds useless fat when it's starving...makes perfect sense.

In case you haven't noticed, those DJs impersonated the Queen and her son. How good were the impersonation idk, I don't even know what the queen or her son sounds like.

Not every conservative supporters supports Harper.

Since the DJs never got the consent from the nurses to air the prank, yes they should be fired, in addition for causing an international incident out of stupidity.

Seems a little sexist to fired someone based on their external features. Why then, hire her to begin with?

You seem to want to avoid the conversation altogether. Before the body eats itself, it convert the available fat to carbohydrates, something that Theresa seem to have a lot of. Liquid or solid, you're still consuming. That would be her problem. Actually it wasn't smart on Theresa's part to go on a hunger strike just before the parliament end their session for the winter holidays. Beside, she had refused to meet government officials so why would Harper want to meet someone who refuse to see them? Oh please this ain't Egypt or Iran.

Fat gets converted to energy during periods of starvation providing you get sufficient amount of water. Theresa Spence isn't exactly a pear shape figure. So the amount of adipose tissue she has plus eating fish broth everyday should sustain her for quite a while.

It depends on how much broth you're eating, so saying 160 can be inaccurate. One question I have is how much activity is she doing during her so call hunger strike? Beside, as long as she's drinking water, her body will convert fat into energy to keep her going. She seems to have quite a number of adipose tissue.

Your donation could make all the difference between her winning or losing...

Eating fish broth every day is not a hunger strike.

The same logic could be used for people supporting child abuse through purchasing goods through walmart or other companies that are known to employ child labour.

In your opinion, what is the spirit of the holidays all about?

Trudeau flip-flops on the importance of Alberta, Quebec sovereignty, gun registry, China-Nexen deal, etc.

Absolutely not.

Expensive questions: It cost taxpayers $150,000 to answer a single query from a Liberal MP It cost taxpayers an estimated $1.2-million to answer written questions from MPs – including $150,000 on a single query from a Liberal MP, new figures reveal. The questions, 305 of them, were all tabled in the House of Commons during a three-month period this year, and they were wide-ranging. For instance, a written question from NDP MP Peter Stoffer about IT spending at the Department of Defence, Public Security and other federal agencies cost $15,733 to answer. It cost $15,358 to study the kinds of backdrops the government used when making announcements between February 2011 and June 2012 — a question asked by Liberal MP Kevin Lamoureux, of Winnipeg North. Mr. Lamoureux tabled four questions on June 19, for a total cost of $46,228. NDP MP Alexandrine Latendresse’s question about expenses related to engraved letterheads used by the Conservatives was answered after $21,600 of research. The Quebec-City area MP submitted three questions on May 2, racking up a $39,000 bill. http://news.national...use-of-commons/ I had to double check to make sure it wasn't a satirical article from The Onion. Any thoughts? Edit: Yes I know the title got cut off, it showed the full title before I post the thread.

There is no such thing as 'one response fits all'

Flings into the sun probably.

You have no idea how sexual orientation works. I'll give an example, tell me betsy, are you happy being umm....whatever sexual orientation you are?