kk asked:

For example(s): Why do people automatically assume that a Lexus is better than a Toyota? I’m pretty sure that both cars are useful and that the Toyota is just as convienent and (perhaps even more) durable than a Lexus. When you go shopping, why do you “have” to buy a shirt that has the logo of the brand slapped across the front when you can go to Target or Old Navy and get it for probably 1/16th of the price?

Basically what I’m asking is WHY has society become so wrapped up with materialistic goods and brand names? Your thoughts on if this is a dangerous trend…or maybe you do agree with conforming to society’s views?

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philly cheese steak asked:


okay like WHATDAFXUP? (whatever its called) they have all these commercials that are really up to date and easy to relate to and they always have correct information to back up their arguments. like with tobacco companys and such. i think its really nice but i have an alcoholic mother and i have never seen an anti-alcohol commercial except like, Bacardi’s “drink responcibly” or whatever. i think anti-smoking commercials are way more harsh than that. and i think that all alcoholics out there need a bit of guilt. i dont **** my mom for her addiction. i **** the fact that its so hard for her to accept the fact that she needs help because in her mind what she is doing is normal… just like smoking, alcoholism can cause many physical issues and makes some people act really aggressive. many people try to take my theory and say that im being too harsh and they water-down the word alcohol into “just having a few drinks and having a good time” i dont want to see answrs like th

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freedove asked:

I see them everywhere!!

It’s like a trend around here are something. Are they dangerous??

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Will T asked:

Are many of today’s modern and retro trends poisoning our actual appearances, causing gender confusion, disrupting our youth, separating people, and promoting unrealistic and biased lifestyles and attitudes? What is to be thought of by the different classes and sub-cultures of our individuality, expressionism, clique subsidence, and actual meaning of our clothing? What will we do about dangerous trend setters? How far past the waist is acceptable(if it is at all)? Are the pants to tight? The clothes too baggy, and the shoes too expensive? What do we not want to see on certain body types? What kind of clothes are you weary of? And what the hell are these; short-shorts or denim underwear?

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Blame B asked:

I have Trend Anti-virus, and Webroot Spy Sweeper, that some good protection but this is big. I don’t know why but my CPU is now 100% and like 80% physical memory. So my computer is real slow. The worst part is I go to scan, and I know my subscription is not expired, I can’t scan, IT IN BOTH SPY SWEEPER AND TREND ANTI_VIRUS AND WINDOWS DEFENDER. IN SPY SWEEPER it disable every protection.
my computer damn slow, i cant download!!!

I tryed system restore but that **** doesn’t load!

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PJdance asked:

What are the top five or so worst fashion trends you’re seeing today

5. the reverse mullet short in back long in front usually covering one eye and usually cemented in place. It is dangerous to drive with hair like that obscuring your vision so quit endangering me!

4. Those thin almost rubberband head bands. They look a poor man hair net because the is no next. It also looks like a piece of scrap found in the trash and worn once as a joke and then somebody had to take it to far.

3. Sandals with jeans and more importantly sandals at a dance club! Good lord. You can’t dance in them and it make your dance partner worried they’ll step on your feet. But most of all people, especially guys manages to find the ugliest most colorless sandals on earth.

2. Boxers under a swim suit. I can assume this was done guys ***** wouldn’t be hanging out bare a pink when they sagged in their logo splattered bathing suit. But it looks stupid… like you forgot to take off your underwear when you change clothes.

1. As usual the ever lower pants. It says to me a the guy doesn’t know how to wipe his *** right so he’s trying to avoid the brown stain (also the reason he wears boxers). I don’t want to see your underwear anyway no matter how much you paid for it. And of course it forces you walk awkwardly ruining your posture in the long run. Lastly it indicates to prison inmates your are available for *** for that is the idea to sag pants originated. But mainly it just looks sloppy and stupid.

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Greg asked:

Now it is true that I believe this country is following a dangerous trend when it permits too great a degree of centralization of governmental functions. I oppose this–in some instances the fight is a rather desperate one. But to attain any success it is quite clear that the Federal government cannot avoid or escape responsibilities which the mass of the people firmly believe should be undertaken by it. The political processes of our country are such that if a rule of reason is not applied in this effort, we will lose everything–even to a possible and drastic change in the Constitution. This is what I mean by my constant insistence upon “moderation” in government. Should any political party attempt to abolish social security, unemployment insurance, and eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would not hear of that party again in our political history. There is a tiny splinter group, of course, that believes you can do these things. Among them are H. L. Hunt (you possibly know his background), a few other Texas oil millionaires, and an occasional politician or business man from other areas. Their number is negligible and they are stupid.
It was Dwight D Eisenhower.
Nope, it was a letter to his brother. Eisenhower’s private letters are the source. On display in his library.

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D. J asked:

http://www.azfamily.com/images/links/110208_kidnappings.pdf

Sharp Rise in Immigration-Related Kidnappings Prompts New Task Force

Number of Cases Has Increased At Least 324% since 2004

Facing a dramatic increase in kidnappings and other Latin American-style violence related to the illegal immigration crisis, County Andrew Thomas has created a new task force within the County Attorneys Office to combat this dangerous trend. So far this year, Valley police have submitted 204 cases in which a victim or victims were kidnapped and held for ransom. If the rate continues, there will be 275 such cases by the end of the year setting a record for Maricopa County.

Submittals of Kidnap for Ransom/Hostage (Highest Ranking Charge)

*Current through 9/2008

2004 – 48 kidnapings

2005 – 63 kidnapings

2006 – 62 kidnapings

2007 – 164 kidnapings

2008 – 375 kidnapings

As the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association has noted, this trend in violent crime has its roots in the illegal immigration crisis. For those cases in which kidnapping for ransom is the highest charge, 74% of

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the defendants sentenced in 2007 in Maricopa County were found to be in the United States illegally. The sentencing range is typically between 7 and 15 years in prison. Violent kidnappings and worse have increasingly plagued law enforcement in Mexico and the nations border cities. On October 23, at least 10 people were killed in a gunfight in Nogales. Nogales and other Mexican border cities have become battlegrounds for Mexican drug cartels fighting to control smuggling routes into Arizona and other parts of the United States. To prevent this violence from spreading further into Maricopa County, the County Attorneys Office has reached out to Valley police by assigning specific prosecutors to handle these cases. Attorneys in the Special Crimes Bureau, which already handles the offices human-smuggling cases, have been tasked with cracking down on kidnappers. Three attorneys from that bureau have been designated to work with law enforcement much in the same way the offices Repeat Offender Bureau works with specially trained detectives.

Thomas stated, These kidnappings threaten the safety of neighborhoods all over the Valley. We have to stop this trend before the violence escalates. This problem is yet another unfortunate byproduct of the illegal immigration crisis, which jeopardizes the lives of not only U.S. citizens but also immigrants, legal and illegal.

Thomas was joined by Mark Spencer, president of the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association. Spencer has called Phoenix the kidnapping capital of America because of the spike in violence associated with illegal immigration.

Here are some recent cases prosecuted this year by the County Attorneys Office:

On January 26, 2008 an 18-year-old Phoenix girl was kidnapped at gunpoint from her home. The kidnappers bound her hands and feet and held her against her will for four days. As the parents tried to negotiate the teens release, a second victim was kidnapped and after his family gave the kidnappers four vehicles he was released. He then led the police to the house where the Phoenix girl was held. Phoenix Police tracked down and arrested the suspects.

Jesus Cervantes Beltran (DOB 2/7/71)

Pled guilty to Kidnapping and sentenced to 18 years in the Department of Corrections

Patricia Ledezma (DOB 9/30/82)

Pled guilty to Kidnapping and sentenced to 10.5 years in the Department of Corrections

Jose Luis Ledezma (DOB 8/24/87)

Pled guilty to kidnapping and sentenced to 8 years in the Department of Corrections

Ivan Rodriguez (DOB 2/16/87)

Pled guilty to Kidnapping and sentenced to 12 years in the Department of Corrections

Nibardo Gutierrez Inzunza (DOB9/4/72)

Pled Guilty to Kidnapping and is awaiting sentencing

On October 15, 2007 the defendants kidnapped a man from his car at gunpoint. They then called the victims wife and said the victims head would be left on her front porch if she didnt pay the ransom. Phoenix Police rescued the victim and arrested the suspects.

Eulalio Plascencia-Moreno (DOB 7/1/75)

Convicted of Kidnapping, Theft by Extortion, Misconduct Involving Weapons and sentenced to 13 years in the Department of corrections

Noe-Mendoza-Tapia (DOB 9/9/85)

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Convicted of Kidnapping, Theft by Extortion, Misconduct Involving Weapons sentencing is pending

Jhonnatan Ochoa-Suarez (DOB 12/5/84)

Convicted of Kidnapping, Theft by Extortion and sentenced to 12 years in the Department of Corrections On January 19, 2008 a Phoenix man was robbed and then kidnapped. The kidnappers demanded $70,000 ransom. Two days later Police rescued the victim and arrested the suspects.

Fidel Zavala Zavala (DOB 8/21/88)

Pled guilty to Kidnapping and sentenced to 5 years in the Department of Corrections

Israel Morales (DOB 6/8/90)

Pled guilty to Kidnapping and sentenced to 10.5 yea

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aceboocoon00 asked:

Is the Constitution about protecting the rights of individual people? Does the New guns to work law continues dangerous trend in Florida? There are more than 100 murders,suicides,and accidental deaths how do you feel about this?

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Cat – astrophe asked:

“I disagree vehemently with what you say, but I will fight for your right to say it”.

I do, and I believe it is the essence of freedom. So why are people trying to silence opposing viewpoints? (Limbaugh, etc.)

I disagree with lots of people in the media, but I firmly believe that everyone has the right (so far) to speak their minds. Is this a dangerous trend? and how far do you think it will go?

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