BADecker, my friend, I can sense you are kicking against the pricks:  Acts 26:14 And when we were all fallen to the earth, I heard a voice speaking unto me, and saying in the Hebrew tongue, Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me? it is hard for thee to kick against the pricks.

No, we don't need a dictator-like person.

I do not like trump. He is a sexist racist and a possible dictator.  

This is what my goddess machinery with an extra arm or 2 would look like BADecker:

True Story...

I was reading the forum thread titles real fast and thought the title read "Racist Scientist" and I clicked expecting something really interesting.

Believing in more than one god is just as *stupid* as believing in one.

Do you believe in Santa Claus?  The easter bunny?  The tooth fairy? 

Most people outgrow those beliefs in their teens.

My apologies to anyone who feels hurt by my title. It would have been safer for me to avoid this subject entirely, but I'm convinced that it matters a great deal. So, let's get to it:

The word "God" has become confusing, distracting, and counterproductive. It carries immense baggage, and it's time we let it go.

Please understand that this is not an angry-atheist argument. I am not, in fact, an atheist. This is an argument for clear communication, for human understanding, and even for spiritual development. The word "God" is a problem, and I think it's crucial that we face that fact.

another decade maybe but not for life
people that don't like him wouldn't allow that

They are terrorists..

It should be possible to look at these things rationally without the need for political propaganda coming in.

There's no reason to support a POTUS candidate with mental problems or physical ones that could seriously impair operations.

In recent bizarre events on the campaign trail a strange man was noticed at Hillary Clinton's side.

The man is dressed like a secret service agent but his actions prove otherwise. In a recent campaign stop in a Union Hall in front of a sparse crowd, at about the time when some liberal protesters began to protest, Hillary Clinton suddenly froze. She looked dazed and lost.  Seeing this, a group of men rushed to assist the candidate on the stage.  One man however gently pats the candidate's back and then says, "Keep Talking."

An expert on Secret Service tactics told TGP Secret Service agents would not touch a candidate in the manner that this individual did and especially Hillary Clinton.  It has been widely reported on Hillary's disdain for the agents who work to protect her. The man who touches Hillary may be a member of Hillary's close staff – but he is NOT a Secret Service agent.

Tiny homes have become a social movement we can't ignore. People all over the world are choosing to downsize the space they live in for a happier life.

In the U.S., for instance, the typical American home is around 2,600 square feet, but the typical tiny home is only between 100 and 400 square feet. They come in all shapes, sizes, and forms, but they all have one thing in common: they allow simpler living in a smaller, more efficient environment.

People have joined this movement for many reasons, whether it be concerns over the environment or their own finances or the desire for more time and freedom. Most Americans spend one-third to one-half of their entire income on their homes, which means they spend 15 years working just to pay for it.

This has caused 76 percent of Americans to live paycheck to paycheck. But for what? People who turn to this movement are done trying to prove themselves. They just want a lifestyle that can make them feel good from the inside out.

The Cardboard Home

As mentioned above, tiny homes come in many forms. But have you heard of one made out of cardboard? While most people wouldn't think this type of material to be suitable for building a comfortable and safe abode, award-winning architects have discovered how to use it to produce remarkably sturdy and reliable shelters. Dutch design studio Fiction Factory has created a design for a tiny "micro home" using cardboard. Complete with a multitude of applications, such as disaster relief, they claim it can last up to 100 years.

Called the Wikkelhouse, or "wrapper house," the home is made of tough corrugated cardboard panels that adhere to each other with a non-toxic and environmentally-friendly glue.

If GoddessGod is to 'exist' shehe must be modelled unto my human traits. There just is no other way. I cannot think outside of my human 'box' setup. Interestingly, I think this is the way its supposed to be (for me at least). First I recognize all that entails being 'human', ie. start with myself and then derive whatever I want that pertains to GoddessGod. I am my own starting point. From here I see if divinity can fit in somewhere or not. To each his own. In my case I find it extremely difficult to let go of the idea of GoddessGod (although I would have said 'God' previously) since I have been programmed since childhood to believe and think this way.

But I definitely revolt 100% against the manipulation, monopolization, monetization and indoctrination of this idea of GoddessGod. In fact my programming since childhood stated  that there is this being, being "all powerful" and he is a masculine figure and of the same culture and practice as middle eastern cultures - unequivocally, in short he is 'God'. This I absolutely cannot agree with anymore and never ever again will do. I believe there should be as many references to 'higher powers' or 'no higher power' as there are people on this earth. Divinity or the Undivine should be individualized. This is my belief to tell you the truth.

This is why I feel totally comfortable posting in this specific thread too.  

This narrative – regurgitated by the mainstream U.S. media – is that Russia's Vladimir Putin is actively working to subvert the U.S. presidential election.

Make no mistake that the Clinton campaign is intentionally attempting to draw the public's attention away from the Clinton/DNC's concerted effort to usurp the will of American voters and rigging the Democratic nomination in favor of Clinton.

In addition to the evidence contained in the WikiLeaks' DNC email release, the organization Election Justice USA, a non-partisan organization advocating for voters' rights and standing against election fraud and voter suppression in all forms, has released a damning report titled, Democracy Lost: A Report on the Fatally Flawed 2016 Democratic Primary. The report highlighted the following phenomena indicative of widespread vote rigging:

Targeted voter suppression

Registration tampering

Illegal voter purges

Exit polling discrepancies

Evidence for voting machine tampering

The security (or lack thereof) of various voting machine type

Interestingly, Russian President Vladimir Putin preemptively addressed allegations of Russian interference in U.S. elections, and in turn, questioned the legitimacy of U.S. democracy during a panel discussion at the St Petersburg Economic Forum.

Putin was joined onstage by scholar, author and CNN foreign affairs correspondent, Fareed Zakaria, as well as Kazakhstan President, Nursultan Nazarbayev and by 41-year-old Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi.

CNN's Zakaria is a renowned leftist-globalist, as well as a member of the Council of Foreign Relations, and is known for his work as author of, 'The Post-American World.' He is considered gifted minded in many political circles but is the virtual embodiment of Western globalism underpinned by U.S. hegemonic imperialism.

After seeing Putin's response to Zakaria's disingenuous question it becomes crystal clear why U.S. mainstream media doesn't often show Putin. His penchant for direct, honest, rational discourse clearly refutes the constant droning on by paid corporate media talking heads attempting to paint Putin as some aggressive and irrational nut. Hillary has gone so far as to equate Putin with Adolf Hitler, which flies in the face of reality. In fact, Putin strikes directly at the heart of the American government's legitimacy to rule in his response to Zakaria's question.

Globalization and its New Discontents … Fifteen years ago, I wrote a little book, entitled Globalization and its Discontents, describing growing opposition in the developing world to globalizing reforms. It seemed a mystery: people in developing countries had been told that globalization would increase overall wellbeing. So why had so many people become so hostile to it? – Project Syndicate, Joseph Stiglitz

Joseph Stiglitz is concerned about why people are hostile to the idea of gigantic, impersonal and rapacious governments stealing from them while telling them what to do.

Governments don't work on any level. But global government is worst of all. It will deliver ruin, mass incarceration and ultimately genocide.

Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

But Stiglitz is a world famous economist, so he has better ideas.

More:

Now, globalization's opponents in the emerging markets and developing countries have been joined by tens of millions in the advanced countries.

… Can the open global economy be saved from populist challengers – and from itself? … How can something that our political leaders – and many an economist – said would make everyone better off be so reviled?

Maybe because people don't trust politicians and economists and increasingly see ways they cloak their own venal malevolence in the rhetoric of "universal good."

The world is in a quasi-depression. The gradual diminishment of the global economy is only livened here and there by the West's endless, serial wars now playing out mostly in the Middle East, but no doubt to be expanded over time.

For Stiglitz, the solution is not to decrease technocratic control so much has to increase the benefits associated with it.

The idea is that people see substantial benefits from technocratic authoritarianism, they will be more likely to accept it, or at least tolerate it.

And that apparently would make Stiglitz happy.

Pollution is one of the major issues in the world. The increase in human population, and landfill rising and expanding day by day, is leading to increase in plastic waste all over the world, which accumulate in rivers, oceans and drinking water.

A Colombian company, Conceptos Plasticos, has come up with the solution to this problem by recycling plastic into LEGO-like building blocks that families can use to construct their homes.

Conceptos Plasticos transforms plastic and rubber waste into an alternative construction material for housing. The plastic waste is melted and poured into a mould to produce plastic blocks that work like LEGO pieces. The materials contain additive that makes them resistant to fire, and since the structure is plastic-based, it can also withstand earthquakes. The LEGO-like building blocks are easy to assemble and pocket-friendly.

The Conceptos Plasticos model home is divided into two bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room, dining room and kitchen. It can be assembled in only five days by four people who need not to have any previous experience. The price is very reasonable – only $130 per square meter for 40 square meter home, that is around $5200.

"In Bogota alone, approximately 750 tons of plastic waste is thrown into the landfill site of which only 100 are being recycled. We are making 100 homes out of the plastic in Dona Juana (the city's landfill site), giving value to something that has no market."

-says Oscar Andres Mendez, the owner of the company.

If you like cartoons, CGI, and fairy tales, yes.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=nasa+CGI

@kidroast
You are STILL playing games..

I posted earlier how you guys are dependent on Canada (stop copying my retorts brain-dead idiots)

With things such as.. Gas, Oil, Natural Gas, Electricity, Lumber and a whole fuck ton more.

You are a joke the 2 of you jiggling your little dick-holster at me.
Because you are venting on me because apparently i am personally responsible
for half the planet hating you cocky morons.

All you guys keep doing is bumping this topic like pathetic clowns..
Trying to have a sad ass lame little swipe at me to make yourselves feel better.
Attacking me personally and insulting my country like that somehow absolves yours of wrong doing.

Repeatedly getting up off the matt after being KO'd to throw your arms up in the air like your the for real champ !

@Badecker
Yeah it's called "Spousal Abuse" and it's a prolific / common problem in the *REAL* world.
Maybe Google it ?
By the way your comment proved to me the comment in question (my analogy)
Flew over your head like a roaring jumbo jet into a sky scraper. LOL

And i am the dumb one here ? hahhahah I think not "patriots"

By the way..
I added this topic to my SIG here.
I want everyone on the whole forum to see my devastating Pwnage i have dished out.

Come one.. come all.. line up ..i take all comers !