You see, my friends,

[talisman]

there are no laws, or morality. These are things created by scared white men in dark rooms, high on their own personal drug of choice: "The Power to Control the Populace." This involves protecting me from myself, with their version of right and wrong. He who holds the pen, holds the power to restrict how you are allowed to live.

While I would generally discourage testing these laws in the civil disobedience realm of perhaps drinking a fifth of vodka and driving your 87 Honda down the freeway at 110, it is our duty as men, our duty as human beings, to ignore these laws that attempt to constrain our natural impulses. Sometimes I would like to drive without a seatbelt. Someone has decided I am not capable of making this decision for myself, and has taken that power out of my hands.

The lives we live are unnatural, and if we don't confront the lies we live, we will never be free. We are animals. We are the only creatures on this planet that proclaim to believe in a god, and the only creatures who treat this world as if one doesn't exist.

I don't need anyone to protect me from myself. We are catering to the lowest common denominator instead of holding people accountable.

Lines on a map are meaningless. There are no borders. This isn't working.

[Osiris]

Too early for that shit. Be back later.

[quikag]

Good morning! My head now hurts again.

[Ruffdaddy]

I remember my first beer...

[Denny]

Fucking Libertarians

[VaderTT]

I remember my first beer...

I remember my first beer this morning, she was a gud won.

[78X]

See kids this is why you dont sniff antifreeze

[Wicked98Snake]

Damn this shit is too heavy so early in the morning, I haven't even had any coffee yet.

[FreightTrain]

Somebody fell head over heels for some strange.

[Nate]

Whys it gotta be white men? There weren't borders and laws in non white areas of the world?

[10sec302]

If the middle-eastern population in the U.S. had to pay taxes, that would make my day alone...

[01vnms4v]

Wtf

[78X]

Reaction of the normal isomer of [B20H18]2− and the protected thiol anion, [SC(O)OC(CH3)3]−, produces an unexpected isomer of [B20H17SC(O)OC(CH3)3]4− directly and in good yield. The isomer produced under mild conditions is characterized by an apical–apical boron atom intercage connection as well as the location of the thiol substituent on an equatorial belt adjacent to the terminal boron apex. Although the formation of this isomer from nucleophilic attack of the normal isomer of [B20H18]2− has not been reported previously, the isomeric assignment has been unambiguously confirmed by one-dimensional and two-dimensional 11B NMR spectroscopy. Deprotection of the thiol substituent under acidic conditions produces a protonated intermediate, [B20H18SH]3−, which can be deprotonated with a suitable base to yield the desired product, [B20H17SH]4−. The sodium salt of the resulting [B20H17SH]4− ion has been encapsulated in small, unilamellar liposomes, which are capable of delivering their contents selectively to tumors in vivo, and investigated as a potential agent for boron neutron capture therapy. The biodistribution of boron was determined after intravenous injection of the liposomal suspension into BALB/c mice bearing EMT6 mammary adenocarcinoma. At low injected doses, the tumor boron concentration increased throughout the time-course experiment, resulting in a maximum observed boron concentration of 46.7 μg of B per g of tumor at 48 h and a tumor to blood boron ratio of 7.7. The boron concentration obtained in the tumor corresponds to 22.2% injected dose (i.d.) per g of tissue, a value analogous to the most promising polyhedral borane anions investigated for liposomal delivery and subsequent application in boron neutron capture therapy.

[talisman]

It isn't that complicated. We are the complications.

[quikag]

Did you get the first post off of the Occupy website or something, Talisman?