The biggest problem with this country is people like you believing with your "heart" the lies you are told by the right wing, instead of paying attention to actually what is going on.

I doubt seriously that he knew it was as risque a "beauty pageant" as it is when he joked she should compete.I could be wrong,but my guess is he had never been to Sturgis before,what do you think? It would appear that the Bikers think she’s still got what it takes though,they cheered like Hell when he suggested it.Bet you couldn’t get them to cheer like that at the prospect of Michelle Obama in the Pageant.

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Hairy Bikers Season 1, Episode 4 – On Fire

Bill Allen and Paul Patranella cruise into Houston where there’s a growing subculture of chileheads who test their taste buds and push the limits of pain by eating some of the hottest peppers in the world. The bikers set out to find and eat the hottest peppers around. Their atomic adventure takes them to a world class chile pepper farm—a local small town butcher and in the end they hook up with a group of heat seeking maniacs to see just how much “heat” they can handle in an Ultra-hot Chile Burger Challenge.
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Featuring:
Hairy Bikers – http://www.history.com/shows/hairy-bikers
The EAT MORE HEAT! Crew – http://eatmoreheat.com
Kearley Seeds & Pepper Co. – http://www.kearleyseedsandpepperco.com/
Lad’s Smokehouse – http://ladssmokehouse.com/

Here’s the recipe for the salsa made on the show:

West Indies Pepper Sauce

3 Scotch bonnets or habaneros, seeds and stems removed, chopped
2 cups white vinegar
1 cup chopped onions
1 15-ounce can diced papaya, including the juice
1/2 cup golden raisins
1/4 cup malt vinegar
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 tablespoons lime juice, fresh preferred
1 tablespoon chopped fresh ginger
2 teaspoons dried cilantro
1 teaspoon Dijon-type mustard
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
Combine all the ingredients in a sauce pan, bring to a boil, reduce the heat, and simmer for 10 minutes. Place in a blender or food processor and puree until smooth.
Allow the sauce to sit for at least 2 hours to blend the flavors.
Yield: 2 1/2 cups

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I’m not sure about the exact meaning but I know alot of my family that lives down there gets offended when they see bumper stickers of it or they may have it on their car and stuff (I’m black and live up north in Chicago so I don’t see any often btw).
They get offended because in the Confederacy they thought slavery was okay and that Blacks were less human then White people. By having the confederate flag you are saying you supported the people that faught for slavery and wanted to break away from to country. From what I hear here in Chicago/North, it is a symbol of racism kind of and it probably is true if my family down south gets offended when they see it. It is a feeling that they are better than other people because of the color of someone’s skin.

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If the government controlled and taxed drugs like they do with alcohol would it cut down on all of the drug violence?

For the record, I don’t use illegal drugs.

(PART ONE) First off – I’ve broken the question down, hope you don’t mind, but its just so I can answer in a better way (imo), secondly I have been a drug user in my life, so you could argue that some of the things I say are biased.

Drug Use Vs The War on Drugs Vs The Legalisation of Drugs (in money and humanity)

This is a very open subject, so I’ll try to keep this in short forms and basic, it will never cover enough.

Drug Use – Humanity

Farmers, either growing for cash crops for the extra money, or growing under fear and intimidation
Trafficers, Often using people in desperate situations to move the product to the countries for sale, paying small amounts and using violence to make sure known goes missing, sometimes in the use of ‘drug mules’ (people who swallow condom filled drugs is one way, these can burst inside and kill) also if they come out during the trip will need to be reswallowed. Theres a great film called Maria Full Of Grace, which shows the trip of a mule.
Dealers, Working down from the higher levels to the lower levels, they are dealing for the sole reason of making money, most dealers are never users, they don’t really have an interest in the safety of the users. The higher up you move in the chain the nastier the people can get. Certainly not the people you want to mess about with. The odd friendly dealers out there, are people that buy bulk and sell some to pay for their own use. Those are rare though. In larger areas (cities) the market is greater, so as such is competition and then violence for the market share. Its all about the money.
Users, Depends on the drug and the rate they use. Most people that smoke pot, are generally just people who smoke to get high, most lead normal lifes that are within the law, and from all walks of life. Drugs like Speed and Cocaine can cause mood swings and aggressive behaviour, if the person is quick to anger normally they can be a real pain on cocaine. Again, like pot, most will use these drugs socially rather than habitually, most will work and will still live normal lifes. However some will not, but that can be said for anything, there are always exceptions. Increased use in both these to more habitual level and the ability to function in life becomes harder, as the use will mess up the lives and the need for money becomes more important, thus causing levels of petty crime. The highly addictive drugs like heroin and crack are a drain on society, functioning normally becomes very hard, and the need for cash and a fix becomes much greater, unemployment will be very high and crimes to fund the habit. Familys can be torn apart, and obviously deaths happen. Though part of this is also due to dodgy drugs, strong drugs on the market.

Overall the cost is on health care and police, which is funded by us. The only winners are the dealers, not the growers, users, society.

War On Drugs.

Prisons are full of both users and dealers. The question is should users (mainly pot) be prisoned for smoking. In the US 1 in 8 prisoners are cannabis related costing approx $1 billion a year, now the argument should a pot smoker be in jail (ignoring drug driving etc) when most people who smoke arent committing other crimes, are they really in need of imprisonment. Obviously dealers shouldnt be considered as pot poscession. It is a huge drain of resources.
The education of drug use is often confusing and misleading, America has a history problem with some early ‘shock’ films to scare people off (a lot of these have been loved by users for the comical value) and probably encouraged just as many to try drugs as to scare them off. However the truth is some people will try drugs, some people won’t, whilst Im not saying drug awareness shouldnt be taught, its still going to change peoples choices.
Police, both global and domestic spends a lot of money on the war on drugs. The dealers make so much money from them and because they don’t want to lose this income they will often be violent, the idea of killing someone to get away is not beyond them, as we have seen all too often on the news.
Drugs though will always come through and demand will remain. Drug use wont decline, the popularity of drugs may drop off, but another will rise.

The cost, is obviously on the police, and border control. Prisons add a large drain on society. However, drugs are kept illegal and the police are acting on it, thus attempting to keep it under control, but they wont succeed, prohibition created crime lords in the states during the 1930′s and could be looked at as an example of what happens when you do have alcohol as illegal and the crimes that stemmed from it. Whereas now we have alcohol related crimes, but which is worse – the amount of damage alcohol causes in society (addiction, drunk driving etc) or the amount of crime related from the illegal distribution of alcohol?