Daily Topics - Tuesday November 22nd, 2011
By shawnt56
Robert De Niro to pair with DiCaprio?
Hour One: Occupy the Highway Marchers arrive in DC - Panama, Occupy the Highway
Hour Two: Why JFK's murder still matters, plus some exciting news - Lamar Waldron, Legacy of Secrecy
Comments
#2
I actually predicted that if law enforcement could subdue people easily without killing them, that power would be abused to the point of oppression.
I had once planned on writing a science-fiction story to describe this, but it's moot now.
#3
Mustard Gas is in no way an essence of food... it got its name from its appearance, not from anything it's derived from.
Thom's Blog Is On the Move
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In addition to pepper spray, mustard gas is also "essentially a food product", and it's been outlawed in war.