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Kissinger, passing on orders to the military to bomb Cambodia: "Anything that flies on anything that moves." Hard to interpret this as anything other than an attempt at the deliberate extermination of a nation.

Did anyone ever see "Drumline" that movie about highschool marching bands? It looked absolutely terrible.... It's actually interesting how distinctly American the whole cheerleader/marching band thing is. Even in Canada, which is culturall quite similar to the US (well...kinda) there seems to...

Yeah agreed, the north is very screwed up. I think even if the north and south unified tomorrow there would still be a pretty massive cultural divide for generations. Just look at Germany. There's still quite large divides between east and west (or so I've been told) and the cultural/economic...

oooh, juan cole seconded. the guy seems to really have some in depth knowledge about the mideast, as opposed to just being some boob with an opinion. anyway on the news/politics blog theme i'd add: http://www.empirenotes.org/ http://www.dahrjamailiraq.com/weblog/ <--independant journalist...

Alrighty then, good to see things pick up a bit. :D So yeah, absolutes aren't very useful, and the political world is definitely a lot more complex than people tend to think. Of course I don't think US foreign policy has not been in constant flux for as along as there has been a US foreign...

This poll needs another option: "would use linux if it supported my goddamn wireless card, so stuck using windows" oh well. i give a reluctant vote for PC

Damnit, I was really trying to not to get sucked in to Dissensus untill after my exams were done, but this lackluster argument was just too much to take! so basically, I take issue with this: Surely you realize that this argument has been used many times before, during many previous...