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by dave.cournoyer Question by andy g: Do “neo-Liberals” question ones religion based on the doubt of their own beliefs? Are is it just typical “neo-liberal” pots calling the kettle black? Best answer: Answer by Chi GuyMaybe. I solely go by the actions of others myself. Claiming to be something and living counter to that claim, negates the claim. Add your own answer in the comments! More...




Question by JSkate101: Toyota Celica …. question for owners or previous owners? Hey i think i’m going to buy one. I was just wondering how they do in the snow. I live up north so i want to make sure i’m not buying a piece of shit thats going to half kill me in the winter. Just let me know what you’re expierences are with the car, how you have liked it and if you’re selling one awsome let me know more about that caz im allways looking at different ones. =) I dont want an older model. Only 2001 – earlier. I know they were discontinued. I think in 2005 I dont want an older model. Only 2001 – earlier. I know they were discontinued. I think in 2005 Best answer: Answer by theartisttwinI had an old hand me down one that lasted forever. Suddenly the whole thing went and it turned out to be the engine. But it was fine for years What do you think? Answer below! More...




February-25-11

why would someone ask that question?

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Question by Emelsu: why would someone ask that question? I was going through some questions and I came across one that asked “why would god make physically disabled people” and in the question when you opened it it went on to say how horrible it would be and how they would rather die than to be in a wheelchair or walk “like a gimp” (in other words walking with a limp). What do you think about that rude/ignorant question? special princess: that is the type of ignorance I am talking about…I was born physically handicapped and yes it might take me longer to learn how to do things or I might have to do things differently but I am very independant and I don’t depend on people to bath me or help me do personal things… Best answer: Answer by uʍop ǝpısdn ǝʇıɹʍ uɐɔ ıumm some people are realllllllly dumb i mean i get stupid and dumb sometimes but not like this Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments! More...




by Socialism Expo Question by Question Everything: Many conservatives seem to be in support of “voluntary socialism”, if so i have a question? What if society as a majority decided to(in other words, volunteered) abolish private property, and replace a trade based economy with one based on free access… Whether or not you like this idea, would you not support this form of “voluntary socialism”? Another point… if you answer no, you are opposing the will of the majority… While this is fine if you are against majority rule entirely, if you on the other hand were for prop 8, you understand that was majoritarianism, which you claim to oppose… Expecting intelligent answers from intelligent people… If you cannot give a decent answer… if your answer consists of rants on how obama’s a socialist or all that bs, please don’t waste your time… i read all answers and will simply ignore yours at the first mention of presid More...




Question by R1917: Question about Judaism; for anyone, but I would like to hear from some Jews? I am an atheist, who was raised atheist, and am very new to religion. I have only taken interest in it very recently. This question is probably very ignorant, but it is not meant to be offensive. I have heard a lot of people, Jews and Christians, refer to the Jews as “Gods chosen people”. From my readings as of late, I have a basic understanding of the story behind this. God chose Moses, a Jew, as his prophet, and lead them out of slavery to the promised land, and took care of them directly. They are somehow very special in the eyes of god, and warrant different treatment, including a “promised land”. I once heard a Christian say “The Jews are god’s children, and Christians are god’s adopted children.” That gave me the basic idea. So, my question is, is it the Jewish RACE that is the chosen people, or simply followers of the Jewish relig More...




by DaddyPlus5 Question by nicolasraage: If I start a question with, “Question for the crybaby liberals…”? or something similar, how is it an insult? If you are not a crybaby liberal, (for instance, you are a whiney liberal instead) the question is not for you. if you are a crybaby liberal, and you answer, then you are calling yourself a crybaby liberal, so how can I be insulting you? Using the logic above, how could my question be reported for a violation? fleaceant, that is my point, i would not be insulted because i do not fall into that category. I may still answer the question, but I would not be personally offended, since it was not directed towards me. I thought liberals were supposed to be more ‘tollerant’ Best answer: Answer by wishuponastarCross your fingers. What do you think? Answer below! More...




January-13-11

Religious and Society Question?

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Question by Balls: Religious and Society Question? Alright quick one for ya. 1. why do churches and society blame Rock music for kids acting badly and killing people blah blah blah but when a guy kills people or rapes someone or anything BAD and says… “god told me to” everyone just turns around and just says oh well hes nuts… why cant the kid who was “influenced by rock music” be nuts? i mean seriously you want me to believe that a “Song” had more influence then GOD? wow.. i mean wow… 2. also back in the day the bible is supposedly writen by a guy who heard “The Word of God” okay? if someone said i heard the word of god today we would lock him up.. seriously things aren’t clicking here… 3. why are they so ignorant 4. this is a bonus… do you feel there will be a time that we out grow religion? it seems that in this generation religion has NO effect on todays youth i feel next generation that means two ge More...




by formatted_dad Question by NONAME: How ridiculous are those who sneer at a question about a well-reported event because they don’t like a source? Mind you, I’m not talking about when people (on either side of the philosophical divide) use partisan blogs as sources…that IS ridiculous. I’m talking about those who “answer” questions about something which has been well-reported by ALL sources with something along the lines of, “Ha! Faux Noise is biased!”, or “The Daily News belongs to NewsCorp”. If it’s reported on MSNBC or in the New York Times as well as the big, bad “conservative media”, it’s a pretty fair bet it actually happened, even if you don’t like the source chosen by the person asking the question. voice: If a story is reported by all the major networks and print media, why does it matter? BTW, You believe ABC (the All Barack Company) to be unbiased? Best answer: Answer by Barack Ma More...




Question by BECCA G: answer word court question for me its a homework assignment ? Is it ‘its,’ or is it ‘it’s’ — or what? This calls for a contest May 4, 2008 Sue Plasberg of Rexford, N.Y., writes: “I am appalled at the number of people who are writing the contraction ‘it’s’ instead of the possessive ‘its.’ Is there anything we can do to educate people?” Dear Sue: I’m appalled, too. I don’t think any other writing mistake more clearly labels a person ignorant — or careless at best. The mistake isn’t a new one. The other day, I noticed an out-of-place apostrophe on a nicely hand-lettered commercial sign that must be 50 years old. But “its”/”it’s” mistakes are definitely becoming more common, and so is other foolishness with apostrophes. Advertisement We might be tempted to blame the casual and ultraefficient language of e-mail and text messages, in which s More...




December-26-10

For the Muslim community I have a question?

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Question by ImJstBob: For the Muslim community I have a question? Is it true that the Koran teaches that a person of your faith considers those not of your faith, unworthy and unable to stand before God? Please don’t misunderstand me, there so many Christian books that are teaching a philosophy of “radical Islam” or “Islamic fascits” are out to kill those of the Jewish and Christian faith. I also want to know if the Koran teaches that a Muslim can enter into an agreement with a non-believer a “promise or treaty” if you will, and is allowed to break the treaty or promise, and infact can enterinto the agreement with the intention of never honoring it in the first place. I know that would seem contradictory but it is what we as Christians are being taught about Muslims specifically “radical Islamic extremists”. Can any one confirm or deny this teaching? Thank you and God Bless I am so greatfull for these wonderful answers. when the More...




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