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Streetypie · Guest

Nice thumbnail
I don't care if they want to pray instead of recieve medical care, but why on earth is there a monitary charge for that?

Deo · Guest

“I'm 33. Radio Shack has always been a place for expensive crap. I drooled over the catalogs, thinking of all the nice things I'd like to get "some day", but the prices were always insane. I could pick up any ad from the sunday paper from any other store and find it 50% less. Today I actually feel guilty for drooling over the Realistic brand name.Part of my first pay check from my first job went to Radio Shack. I had a project I wanted to build and didn't know where else to get the parts. I knew I was paying too much, but I didn't know where else to go. Where else does a 16 year old wanna-be electrical engineer get his fix? My kids will go to Fry's.

Charles · Guest

I would have to disagree, I've been through about 4-5 moto's and they can stand a beating,hell my Pebl went through the washing machine and it's still chugging along!.
Zerohcool: If I was ever offered money to show proof that violent video games are more popular among aggressive, uneducated people who have trouble reading, I would print off your comments, hand them over in an envelope, and ask for my check.!

Madelle · Guest

I blame it on Jesus.?
she looks jaundiced.

Trainer · Guest

We shouldn't support such superstitions.

Tiarali · Guest

But can one?

Jordy · Guest

I don't think the Tribune writer knows how TV works. This new version of "V" was probably scripted years ago, when "universal health care" was just a small glimmer in the back of everyone's mind, and not the full-out shouting match it has become in the past 6 months or so. Even if there were last minute changes in the script, the show's scenes were most certainly filmed at least a year ago (thats about when I saw the first trailers and publicity shots), making the Tribune's comparisons kind of revisionist. More than likely, the term "Universal Health Care" was just a term the V writers co-opted because it sounded kind of cool, and they needed a term to neatly cover what the new version of the show wanted to use as the Visitor's wedge into our society, free heath clinics in every city along with miracle cures for nearly every disease, and thus, the Visitors would become almost Jesus-like to the populace. The last line of the show wrapped it up nicely, the Visitors are using the most powerful weapon they can; devotion. In this case, the Visitors are setting themselves up to be man-kind's next messiah.This show has so little to do with Obama and the REAL debate over "Universal Health Care" that I'm surprised a supposedly educated journalist assumed there was such a strong resemblance between the two. The original show was more about the political nature of America and how by using the government and the press, they could turn the country and the world into a fascist state. This new version of V has more to do with religion than policitcs. In this version, one of the main characters is a priest who is conflicted by the arrival of aliens, and soon joins the resistance. You can see where the tone of the show is going, even after only the first show.

HARMONY SAUNDERS · Guest

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