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Forty-two percent's a MAJORITY when they agree with me!

Funny how it's child-rearing except when it scares you. You sound like the folk when I was a kid having a damn stroke over any kind of sex ed, and writing outraged letters to the FCC when Kirk and Uhura kissed on Star Trek.

Yep, so am I. And wind, and tidal, and hydro, and tying li'l teeny generators to the tails of compulsively wagging little dogs. Whatever works. I'm not religious.

Well, this is a really slow-rolling crisis. Chicken Little screaming "Yep, still falling!"

No country that considers war and peace, crime and punishment, human rights, physical and economic well-being, and freedom of thought and expression to be less important than who pees where deserves to be a democracy.

And the transition to renewables will happen. . . let's see. . . 1878. Yep, 1878 to 20-whatever is just too damn fast!

It's a transition to a new energy source. Not exactly the first time. Just think when we all started running our lives and economies on this newfangled "petroleum," switching from good ol' whale-oil and firewood.

Heh-heh. Set up a powerless talking shop, and then piss and moan about shutting it down because it's a powerless talking shop. How quickly do you expect the UN to grow into a superstate that has the power to overrule the actions of legitimately-elected national governments?

So. . . birds of a feather? We should be careful how we wield the awesome power of CanCon.

I agree that everybody has his price. And that's a good thing. The distressing part is how shockingly low some folks' price is.

Knowing fuck-all never stopped you.

I'll not question your deep expertise with the subject.

I know. Good for me. Y'all. . . not so much.

"The Lord tells me he can get me outta this, but he's pretty sure you're fucked." Stephen, Braveheart

If ya have enough, ya don't need a responsible government.

Lots of teenage girls get drunk in drag in the wee hours in Regina? If so. . . how can you tell?

Not a lot else to do in Fun City. . .

Canada seems to be following the U.S. down the debt hole. The problem I see for Canada in that is that the U.S. has a pretty sure bet that our debt won't be called, because it would probably trash the global economy. Canada's debt could be called without such dire consequences for anybody but...

Old guy. Still thinks if he gives the phone a good whack, it'll work better.

. . . he typed on a Braille keyboard.