Comments for J. Neil Schulman

Comment on How Treacherous Republicans and Fake Conservatives Are Destroying America by Sheriff Jimmie Russell

Sheriff Jimmie Russell — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 20:42:48 +0000

Sheriff Jimmie Russell…

[...]How Treacherous Republicans and Fake Conservatives Are Destroying America « J. Neil Schulman[...]…

Comment on J. Neil Schulman’s Stopping Power — Joining Forces against a Common Foe by J. Neil Schulman

J. Neil Schulman — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:40:12 +0000

Robert:

One big thing to remember for our intellectual arsenal is the absolute right of self-preservation under the Law of Nations, among the highest laws of all, higher even than the U.S. Constitution, though the U.S. Constitution is the man-made document written to be in full accord with the highest laws of all. When an inferior law (such as a restriction on gun ownership by honest citizens) is in conflict with superior law (like the Constitution or Law of Nations), then the superior law takes precedence, and the inferior law is inoperable. This should be a very handy argument to back up that which is already intuitively obvious.

Robert, The Law of Nations isn’t a binding legal document. It’s a single author’s philosophy book.

I’ve written twelve books. Feel free to pick any of them and make it superior to all existing law.

Comment on Yes, There Is a Hollywood Blacklist — and I’m on It by J. Neil Schulman

J. Neil Schulman — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:28:15 +0000

Robert:
I saw Atlas Shrugged Part 1 the weekend it was released in April 2011. That story is certainly not what typical leftist Hollywood produces. Its existence shows it is possible to get such movies produced and into theatres. Though admittedly not likely through the usual Hollywood channels.

Sure, it's easy to get a movie produced and into theaters -- after 18 years of studio turns-downs, so you use your own personal fortune to produce the movie and rent movie theaters to play it in. That's how fitness-equipment mogul John Aglialoro produced Atlas Shrugged Part I and put it into the movie theater you saw it in.

Comment on J. Neil Schulman’s Stopping Power — Joining Forces against a Common Foe by Robert

Robert — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:39:56 +0000

One big thing to remember for our intellectual arsenal is the absolute right of self-preservation under the Law of Nations, among the highest laws of all, higher even than the U.S. Constitution, though the U.S. Constitution is the man-made document written to be in full accord with the highest laws of all. When an inferior law (such as a restriction on gun ownership by honest citizens) is in conflict with superior law (like the Constitution or Law of Nations), then the superior law takes precedence, and the inferior law is inoperable. This should be a very handy argument to back up that which is already intuitively obvious.

Comment on Yes, There Is a Hollywood Blacklist — and I’m on It by Robert

Robert — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 21:26:22 +0000

I saw Atlas Shrugged Part 1 the weekend it was released in April 2011. That story is certainly not what typical leftist Hollywood produces. Its existence shows it is possible to get such movies produced and into theatres. Though admittedly not likely through the usual Hollywood channels.

Comment on Green versus Gangrene by Jon Streeter

Jon Streeter — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:57:16 +0000

Thanks for the ammo, Neil. I’ll be using it to shoot my mouth off the next time I encounter a true believer.

Comment on Recent Controversies by J. Neil Schulman

J. Neil Schulman — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:04:32 +0000

Really? That’s your argument? That if I boil an egg rather than frying it the change in the greenhouse gas “water vapor” will throw the earth out of balance?

Comment on The Real Presidential Vote: Ron Paul versus Alongside Night by FrankInFL

FrankInFL — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:42:16 +0000

It may be that Ron Paul is the –only– candidate who can defeat Obama: http://dispatchesfromheck.blogspot.com/2012/01/republican-electoral-trap.html

Comment on Recent Controversies by Gene Callahan

Gene Callahan — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 13:59:31 +0000

“Yet these con artists have gotten away with the idea that fractional increases in fractional gasses which living things make will destroy the environment. It’s an obvious lie which anyone with an IQ above room temperature can understand.”

You’ve clinched it here: fucking stupid. An equivalent argument would be “How could ingesting 250 micrograms of LSD possibly have produced that trip you were on — it’s an obvious lie, because the amount is so miniscule!”

Comment on Pinhead! by Kristopher

Kristopher — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 21:12:49 +0000

The 1941 war dec was a little more complicated than that.

Japan Attacked and declared war on Dec 7. The US war decced Japan that day, but FDR failed to get the votes needed for a war dec on the rest of the Axis powers.

Mussolini honored his traty with Japan, and declared war on the US the next day. Hitler, seeing that his two partners had war decced the US, was forced to follow suit.

The US Congress then voted to declare war on Italy and Germany on Dec 11.

So you can probably put the blame/credit on Mussolini for getting the US entirely into WWII.