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Oil Lady
Oil Lady
8 years ago

“Come let us reason together” is from the Bible –I think either Isaiah or Jeremiah. 🙂

EDIT — okay so I went ahead and looked it up. It’s from Isaiah 1:18.

“Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool.”

Brent Eamer
Brent Eamer
8 years ago
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Not sure what that means, “they shall be as wool”

Roy Ramey
Roy Ramey
8 years ago

Jack, thanks for the reference about Video Grabby. I have already tried it out and it works great. I will certainly make more use of it. Another great show.

Chris
Chris
8 years ago

To download videos, I generally use a program called youtube-dl. It can download from a lot more services than just youtube and it probably wouldn’t be too hard to monitor say a youtube rss feed and automatically download videos. Yeah, it might take a little programming know how but it shouldn’t be that hard.

SlowBro
SlowBro
8 years ago

Jack FYI you have “life streaming” but should be “live streaming.” I don’t normally care about or correct your grammar but in this case it seemed like it might be confusing.

Lisa
Lisa
8 years ago

Civil asset forfeiture is a legal fiction. It is a civil lawsuit prosecuted by the government against an asset. It is not a criminal case. The lawsuit case names would be funny if the entire concept were not so pernicious. In the case of money, it will be something like The State of Texas vs. $150,021.34. Often the case names are bizarre, like this one: United States v. Approximately 64,695 Pounds of Shark Fins. Anyway, because it is a civil lawsuit against the asset – crazy as that sounds (and the Supreme Court says its fine and dandy), there is no due process. And therefore, there is no innocent until proven guilty.

Matthew
8 years ago

Nice song choice Jack. Ol Dobie Grey.

DrewfromOz
DrewfromOz
8 years ago

This 50.1 percent malarkey where “Th’ Man” reserves the right to take control because he is ” Th’ Man” and “th’ Head Of The Household.” is anachronistic.
Marriage should be a partnership in life, not a business that needs controlling by one person any time they see fit to exercise their 0.1 percent majority. If I am supposed to be sharing financial accounts with my partner in marriage because that is what partners do, then the same goes for decision making. Equal responsibility.
Sure; each individual person, in each individual marriage, can be given by the other the responsibility for having the final say on an issue depending on skills and experience, but to say that ‘Because I am the man I reserve the right to make decisions” …..nope.
Lots of generalisations and rubbery figures “75% of guys” “Some women””85 % of….” ” The rest of society…” Thats the thing about generalisations- they are subject to incredible amounts of perception bias, with no factual basis.
As to not going down any ratholes…. you just did.

Roy Ramey
Roy Ramey
8 years ago

I totally agree with Jack on the 50.1%. I absolutely value my wife’s opinion on issues of decision. However, in a crisis, you don’t have time to dick around arguing because of a 50/50 thing where you don’t agree. Someone MUST make a final decision. In a given relationship, it may come down to the wife but not as often. More often than not, men are more analytical and women are more emotional based in decision making. I reiterate, it is not 100% but it is a high majority.

JR Walker
JR Walker
8 years ago

Jack,
Another way to breath life into 18v dewalt tools – 3.8 ah on a single battery rocks!

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your thougths,
JR

Chad
Chad
8 years ago

Jack,
While I agree with most of what you said regarding the cop issue, laying blame completely on the feet of the system without assigning some responsibility to the individual, is basically giving cops the ability to plead the Nuremberg defense; “it’s not me, it’s the system. I was only following orders.”

To be fair, you said both things, “Oath-breaking POS’s,” and “in their heads they’re not bad people, the system is bad.” However, I personally wouldn’t want to leave any leeway for someone to pretend that they are not personally responsible for their own actions.