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Sun Dec 9, 2012, 08:26 PM

Phillip McCleod (1,664 posts)

8. and for egypt. spot on.

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30 replies	Author	Time	Post
Islamist-leaning draft constitution divides Egypt [View all]	Omaha Steve	Dec 2012	OP
How about if we let Egptians vote on it Dec. 15?	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#1
sometimes a simple majority isn't enough	Phillip McCleod	Dec 2012	#3
That may be true, but tell that to the Supreme Ct with all its 5-4s, and the 2000 election came	leveymg	Dec 2012	#4
Yes. n/t	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#6
election by simple majority is fine	Phillip McCleod	Dec 2012	#7
The "secular revolutionaries who sparked the arab spring"	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#20
Utterly ridiculous and false n/t	Catherina	Dec 2012	#27
I wouldn't call a church bombing with 21 fatalities ridiculous.	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#28
No reason to bring up facts.	zellie	Dec 2012	#29
And it is for this reason	burnsei sensei	Dec 2012	#25
It's pure shit-stirring at this point.	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#5
Obama has not taken it upon himself to rewrite our Constitution.	JDPriestly	Dec 2012	#15
He didn't need to.	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#17
I'm with you	njcamden_25884	Dec 2012	#9
Thanks njcamden,	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#12
Majority of Egyptians support chopping off the hand of a thief in recent poll.	wellspring	Dec 2012	#10
No poll on your first link, and I stopped reading the NBC story	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#11
The poll is from a few months ago. Sorry, no link.	wellspring	Dec 2012	#13
Right, Pew, the outfit that claimed Obama's support	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#14
Pew is a widely respected polling firm. It does not have a conservative bias.	pampango	Dec 2012	#18
Fine, it's respected. And I've personally heard the president lie his ass off	allrevvedup	Dec 2012	#19
Well	John2	Dec 2012	#23
Oh, people change their constitutions by simple majority vote in most democracies?	FarrenH	Dec 2012	#21
I think	John2	Dec 2012	#26
Secular governance, not theocracy, is the best future for the world.	freshwest	Dec 2012	#2
and for egypt. spot on.	Phillip McCleod	Dec 2012	#8
We can only hope	LeftInTX	Dec 2012	#16
Why is anyone surprised?	zellie	Dec 2012	#22
+1	burnsei sensei	Dec 2012	#24
A real-time example of religion fucking up society...	snooper2	Dec 2012	#30

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