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Bank of America options in Close to Politics ·
What would that actually look like if I took out, say, a $10,000 loan?
Americans are to blame for the Vietnam War! in Close to Politics ·
Melissa Peterson19 said:The blame for the war lies squarely with Maddox and Harmon, fifty-fifty. Everyone else circling them were nothing more than nationalist rats and hyenas, manipulated by those two—though that doesn't absolve them of their own crimes.
Arguments like this are a waste of breath. We should wait until the Hague tribunal concludes its work, draw a line under it all, and look at the final tally. Similarly, once the verdicts are in, the inevitable legal battles over accusations of aggression and genocide will eventually settle the score and establish an official, binding history. Rambling about patriotism is always subjective, biased, and ultimately distorted.
As an American Christian, I find everyone who acts as a bloodthirsty counter, driven solely by their worldview, absolutely repulsive. Their legacy has always been soaked in blood and reeking of death!

Do we really need some court in The Hague to tell us who was responsible for the war?

And no, it wasn't a 50/50 split between Harmon and Maddox. If you can't see that, well... what can you do?
Bishop Jezerinac: Atheists are to blame for the war! in Close to Politics ·
Personally, I’d lean toward the idea that he was talking about the forced secularization during the old regime; it feels more likely than suggesting that being an atheist automatically makes you responsible for the war.
New fan laws: What do we think? in Fans ·
Daniel Barrett11 said:I’d honestly rather sink every cent I have into proving an officer lied than just swallow the cost of a fine based on a false accusation.

From what I understand, if the government sues you and you actually win the case, they’re supposed to reimburse you for your legal fees...
Anyone still running Windows 7? in Software ·
David Kern8 said:Format the drive first, then go ahead and install the 64-bit version.

Wait, I don't think that first part is actually possible, is it?
Anyone still running Windows 7? in Software ·
I’m currently running the 32-bit version of Windows 7, but I’ve decided it’s finally time to make the jump to 64-bit. Can I just install the new OS over the old one and somehow ditch the 32-bit stuff along the way? Or am I looking at a full wipe of my C drive before I can even start the installation process?