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Ken Mehlman

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Jun 14 Ken Mehlman commented on The Friday Morning News.

Is it possible that what Snowden did will make us more vulnerable to a terrorist attack? Anybody w/ half a brain knows if your planning something illegal you don't use a cell phone or the internet to do it, but terrorists tend to be kind of stupid. Telling the world about the NSA data mining operation might make future would-be bombers more careful about that.

Jun 14 Ken Mehlman commented on Man of Steel: Superman Gets in a Very Long Fight.

Wouldn't it be funny if Paul Constant and Brendan Kiley snitched jobs.

Jun 14 Ken Mehlman commented on The Friday Morning News.

I'm not sure how I feel about the US arming the Syrian rebels. Right now all the horrible things happening in that country are not America's fault.

Jun 13 Ken Mehlman commented on Apple Did Not Make That.

Is it possible that economic and technological development are best accomplished through a combination of public and private investment?

Jun 12 Ken Mehlman commented on Glenn Beckwatch: America Is Dying (For Real This Time).

@6 Watch out for those Apaches.

Jun 12 Ken Mehlman commented on Turkish Protesters Down But Not Out.

@15 Those in power usually want to stay in power. That means that state institutions are usually, though not always, used to uphold the status quo.

Jun 11 Ken Mehlman commented on Turkish Protesters Down But Not Out.

In Egypt the people overthrew the dictator and all they acomplished was to replace one bunch of corrupt bastards w/ another bunch of corrupt bastards. Popular revoulutions are usually a waste of time.

Jun 6 Ken Mehlman commented on They Shoot Hookers, Don't They?.

@20 One of the functions of juries is to access the credibility of witnesses. The legal system didn't simply accept the killer's story at face value. He was put on trial, opted to testify, and was deemed not guilty by jurors who had listened to what he had to say.

Jun 6 Ken Mehlman commented on They Shoot Hookers, Don't They?.

@18 That Texas law that allows people to use deadly force to recover property during a nighttime theft has been on the books since the 1800s. The NRA had nothing to do with it. Until 1972 Texas law defined the murder of an unfaithful wife by her husband as justifiable homicide. That law was only changed because it was declared unconstitutional because it didn't give wives the right to shoot cheating husbands.