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[scottobear]

la-di-da... Danny'll be here in a few to meet for breakfast. Sadly, I suspect that there won't be time to get to the hobby store. I get to tell him today that I heard from Cathy Wu...*shudder*. There'll be no shortage of conversation today.

I'm in a much better mood today... yesterday I had a real funk on.

It's sort of funny... I'm seeing the bunny-link I posted a few days ago pop up all over the list of people I read. Meme propagation is neat to watch... like little mushrooms after a rainstorm. fifth and sixth

Minority Report looks cool, but it's got Tom Cruise... I'm very tired of him.


[Poll #25134]

there's dan! I'm off!

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

good questions one and all... Not sure if that's outside the scope of the original basic question.

[kitaryufinn.livejournal.com]

I have to agree with the other poster. Who's to decide. Sometimes, dramatic change for the better arises form the crimes others commit. A group of individuals felt the world was unjust, that their government was corrupt, and acted to remove themselves from that government, and it's unfair practices from their land. Hence we had a revolution that resulted in our own country. Overly dramatic perhaps, but it shows a point. If the British had such a window into the future, they could very well have stopped it from occuring. What then?

What if the Church had seen what Luther would have done? In a sense, what he did, in the eyes of the Church, was a crime.

But now I'm babbling. So, obviously I voted no. I'm in the minority. How fitting with the movie title. ;)

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

too true... who can say!

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[peradouro.livejournal.com]

my heart says yes, my head says no. my heart says so many don't deserve to be hurt/killed/robbed. then my head says how do we know what this crime diverted that could've been so much worse.

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

it's a tricky one... no easy answers!