The use of the words 'hate', 'stupid' is very rampant. Does it reflect on the individual using such negative/derogatory words?
I had a special friend on EP. He told me never to u... moreThe use of the words 'hate', 'stupid' is very rampant. Does it reflect on the individual using such negative/derogatory words?
I had a special friend on EP. He told me never to use the word 'hate' because that is a strong word and it reflects so much on the person. From then on, I have refrained from using it, because I don't want hate in my being and it has certainly positively changed my awareness/thinking process and disposition.
Say a guy was born in Puerto Rico & he moves to Colombia with his Colombian wife. But they have kid in Colombia! Would the kid be the immigrant? Also can you learn a Colombian ... moreSay a guy was born in Puerto Rico & he moves to Colombia with his Colombian wife. But they have kid in Colombia! Would the kid be the immigrant? Also can you learn a Colombian accent if you live & breathe Colombian spanish all the time? Also would the guy who moved to Colombia be the immigrant in Colombia even if kid & wife was born in Colombia?
...Doesn't that sound just like what you would expect from a bunch of sore-loser libs like the Brexit opponents? Doesn't it remind you of the idiots in Florida after Gore's 2000 pr... more...Doesn't that sound just like what you would expect from a bunch of sore-loser libs like the Brexit opponents? Doesn't it remind you of the idiots in Florida after Gore's 2000 presidential loss there?
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/06/25/brexit-remorse-uk-lawmaker-calls-for-parliament-to-ignore-eu-referendum-as-millions-call-for-second-vote.html?intcmp=hpbt1
Ive seen 2- "TRUMP THAT B#,&CH" and " NO MORE BUSHES,HILLARY INCLUDED" Geez, having a Trump sticker on your car ,might get you shot. Seriously,it could.
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The recent UK Brexit vote passed by a simple majority (52% in favor). Yet, here in America such an action would almost certainly be regarded as a "treaty" and require a 2/3rds ma... more.
The recent UK Brexit vote passed by a simple majority (52% in favor). Yet, here in America such an action would almost certainly be regarded as a "treaty" and require a 2/3rds majority in the Senate to enact.
At the state level, US states have varying supermajority requirements. For example, the famous Proposition 13 in California requires a 2/3rds legislative majority to pass a tax increase (even though the proposition itself was passed by (barely) less than a 2/3rds majority of the voters).
So, should the Brexit have been determined by a simple majority? If not, why not? And what other matters should require a supermajority in order to become law? less
As more than a million people sign a petition for a second EU referendum we ask - could it actually happen? What sounds foolish to the wise, sounds wise to the foolish.
http://w... moreAs more than a million people sign a petition for a second EU referendum we ask - could it actually happen? What sounds foolish to the wise, sounds wise to the foolish.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/25/could-britain-actually-have-a-second-referendum-on-brexit/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/25/more-than-half-a-million-sign-petition-demanding-referendum-reru/
