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Posted By: manchesterunited @ 01/27/2009 6:35:40 PM

i agree birds re doing bad things knocking down planes and spreading dideases
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Posted By: manchesterunited @ 01/27/2009 6:34:23 PM

i think that the boston celtocs will win the nba title. they have the big three and rondo and perk!
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Posted By: Praetextatus @ 01/19/2009 7:30:48 PM

We should have the constitution amended and get rid of the power of the president to pardon. This is the most archaic feudal law ever written. The president is not a feudal lord, a power unto himself where he can arbitrarily pardon anyone he pleases without any reason or justification. The writers of the constiturion must have been drinking heavily when they wrote this part of the constitution. The problem is that the political elite of this country have problem never sat down and actually discussed or debated the merits of the constitution.