I've seen previous posts by dbeesh. The poster is a hardcore conservative Bush follower who often uses obscene name-calling as an arguementative strategy. I doubt that dbeesh is a member of the military. However, if dbeesh is in the Marines, he/she has my respect in their choice of employment. On the other hand, our military symbolizes the reinforcement of our freedoms, including freedom of speech. We are living in a time where Republicans are distancing themselves from the administration, the president's approval ratings are at a record low, and conservatives are echoing their liberal counterpart's frustration. Adam Kokesh is a Marine, he is also a citizen of the United States and is therefore entitled to express his own conclusions about the war without having to "watch his ass in public". The type of fascist thinking that dbeesh displays in his/her posts are the complete antithesis of what America and democracy are supposed to represent.

I'm wondering if Romney's hypothetical salary donation will be given to a charity with LDS ties.

Sadly, most of the countries with the highest infidelity rates are also some of the countries with the highest rates of HIV and AIDS infections. In the United States, African American women account for the majority of new AIDS and HIV cases in women overall. One of the major causes for this increase is that their spouses and lovers have homosexual affairs without using condoms. Generally, homosexuality is looked down upon in the African American community. Unfortunatly, this results in the men having the affairs while the women remain unknowing. Married women in sub-Saharan Africa are also at risk as a result of their husbands' indiscretions. To suggest that Americans should keep their affairs quiet or to make those acts culturally acceptable is equivalent to condoning the murdering of innocent people. After all, so many people become murderers or have extramarital relations, and quietly exposing your spouse or primary sexual partner to a potentially deadly virus could be deemed murder as well. I hope that your readers don't take this article or Pamela Druckerman's comments to heart. Prevention is the best way to stop the spreading of AIDS and HIV, but honesty is just as important.

She also told this story in Vogue in the early 2000's and to Ebony in 1997. In those interviews, she also mentioned that she brought her dogs into the car with her during this suicide attempt. Now the story remains the same minus the dogs. Here's a URL to the Ebony article http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1077/is_n5_v52/ai_19201532