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I watched the first one, and considered it just a BBC multi ethnic fantasy. An Arab an Asian, a Black Guy, and woman all left. with the white guy who was a baddie. More like the BBC's perfect virus.

Guess there weren't enough true believers to maintain the ratings.

if you catch a virus, even one...

@AndroidPolitician

The "scientists", including NASA ones are getting huge grants for there rather dubious work.

The global warming community (the 98%), which is a minority of scientists who believe in global warming has systematically lied, distorted data, refused to reveal raw data, and frozen...

@TheLegalImmigrant05

Well it's not really a free market if someone buys a highway and then is forced by the state to maintain it (ie: he has no choice) because he will be prosecuted for manslaughter if someone comes to grief on it. If he owns it he should be free do what he likes with it, and as...

@njanovic1980

Sorry I'm a bit confused by your point?

Communists kill milllions of people trying to implement a failed societal model, everytime Communism has been tried, it's been an abject failure, far worse than any alternative, it never delivers what's been advertised.

What's that got to do ...

Have you noticed that when the others are asked a question they all waffle on for ages and when they've finished you are none the wiser about their opinions. When Ron Paul answers he's short concise and to the point, and you actually understand his position, whether you agree with it or not.

@Octavius0 "A hater of all things British and a hater of the British people and a thoroughly nasty piece of work.. "

That is the BBC isn't it?

I don't know why this wouldn't work for an American audience, you can have loads of fun with the concept and have loads of fun with recreating the 70s as well. Lots of the audience will remember Starskey and Hutch, Shaft, and I'd have thought would love to see the car chases and dodgy police tech...

I'm in the uk, and we've got the Olympics coming soon. I'd live at Gold Medal for the 100 metres, but I'm too old, and no where near fast enough.

But I feel I should get the medal anyway, be given all sorts of chances, or maybe they should change the whole concepts of racing (or do I mean race?)

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@uponthecatwalk2012

I supppose its because it harks to an ideal, a nirvana, a moment when summer's were longer, and childhood's carefree slip shod years where taken for granted, and slipped away so quickly, "as breath into the wind".

Perhaps with all the ugly things in this world there is a plac...

@lasoogneypubes Hi

Well the constitution is not the law of the land, if it has no way of protecting itself. Surely when politicians ignore it there should be constituitonal judges who protect it and strike down laws that violate it, otherwise there's no point having a constitution.

At least if th...

@ElyHenry Yes he composed it on the cross, some centurion scribbled it down.

@Idebdeb

Yes, and it says something about human nature that he fucked her anyway.

@kingsek100 Which is in fact what happens, which is why you find offenders with multiple offences let into open prisons, given parole, to rape, molest children, and murder again.

As for Ian Hislop's point. The cases he's talking about are almost always people let off on a technicality, which does...

@thecharliecollins

Yes I'd agree with that

@ocwolf68 Well he asked to see proof, not for you to post him the documents. You could for instance send him scanned copies of the documents, and then he could get them verified if he so chose. What's so wrong with that, don't you own a scanner?

I'm inclined to believe this is a little fantasy of...

@jamesdyer1997

Well remember it was the result of year of mismanagement under Labour, again. Labour governments always end in inflationary depression, but usually we only give them one term to do as much damage as possible; this time undr the rule of that grinning janus man Blair the dynamic duo...

@fasciststateuk

Estimates average of your IQ, about 70 I'd reckon.

@Rodrigo1005 The fighting multiple enemies thing is an interesting point which is often brought up. I would suggest that in almost all situations against multiple attackers who are determined you'd better hope they don't want to hurt you too much, because you will be contained and hurt badly.

In ...

@Clanki It was a bit chilly in the uk last year, maybe that was the nuclear winter and we missed it?

@PungiFungi

Well you might get away with it with a wolf or lion, something which has evolved to have some sort of pack structure.

Tiger's are solitary cats, it will go feral and kill them all.

@arcutiepie Yes but it's difficult to imagine the adrenalin and the fear that the poor pharmacist felt at that moment. He's just minding his own business and some gits come in and threaten his life. If you go around threatening people with a gun you've got to expect a reaction, and surely it's a ...

I'd sugget that if the government gets involved it will create a bubble somewhere else. Everything the government does just makes things worse.

@nuclide

As a Britain, you Americans want to vote in Ron Paul, before your debt crisis consumes you also.

Perhaps he was talking relative to the size of the gun. It needs to be concealable. So he perhaps for a small gun.

It was recommended to Ian Fleming by a gun expert after all.

But then as a libertarian it doesn't really matter how Ron Paul feels personally. He will allow people to live how they want to live.

To points on his physical reaction to gays. It's not that unusual among males, I've heard a few men over the years express repulsion. Also you have to think of his...

Love the Conservative blokes arguement. It's all been a disaster, so we need more of it.

Why we vote these witless cretins in is beyond me.

@quezcatol But a chicken's brain stem runs down its spine, unlike a humans, so with decapitation it still has a primitive brain stem, Chickens don't have many higher functions anyway.

With a human decapitation immediately brings unconsciousness, and there's nothing to control the body.

@MyWaitWhat

But Ron Paul has been consistent for over 30 years in everything he says. He stands up (disagree or agree) and says what he's for and against, irrespective of whether the crowd boos or cheers. When he's changed his mind on an issue (the death penalty), he's explained why. His voting ...

@Gamb666 lol, I think you're suffering from a sarcasm dysfunction.

I hope that bloke who asked the question took his latern jaw, and dark brooding, but somehow compassionate good looks and went into television or the movies.

He's got "leading man" written all over him.

@MikeMths35 Well that may be true, and presumably that's why the US gives millions and millions of dollars to various countries across the world. If (as Ron Paul wants), it stops maintaining its empire, it could stilll support Israel because it is a democracy, and not support anyone else. That wo...

@sexymalcom1970

I don't remember Israel asking for a preemptive strike against Iraqi. It was more the momentum of Bush and his nutty followers, aided by that ego maniac Tony Blair.

Israel might not mind a bit of American muscle now and again, but I fail to see how any sort of "zionist" conspira...