SodaHead - Bitwise Operator's Questions

What movie genre best describes President Obama and his pals in Washington?

2009-09-28T21:20:42Z

What movie genre best describes President Obama and his pals in Washington?

3 answers, +3 raves

I mean really! Is this just a cruel joke like an Adam Sandler film? Are we living though the Nightmare on Pennsylvania Avenue slasher? Is this a Zombie flick were everyone has lost their mind or a sci-fi like the blob wehere everyone has lost their backbone? Maybe it's a chick flick where there's lots of feelings but no logical plot.. Perhaps this is a spy movie and evetually Sean Connery is going to come in with some high tech gizmo's and clean up Washington.

Slasher: Obama cuts and rips our freedom all to hell.	0% (0 answers)
Zombie flick: By the time everyone wakes up it will be too late.	33% (1 answers)
Sci-Fi: Too much - too wierd all at the same time.	0% (0 answers)
Spy: Lots of subterfuge - where are you when we need you James?	0% (0 answers)
Murder Mystery: You guys are killing our future.	0% (0 answers)
Comedy: Things are just out of control but no one is really laughing.	33% (1 answers)
Chick Flick: Lot os emotion for everyone, very little logic.	0% (0 answers)
All of the above	33% (1 answers)
None of the above	0% (0 answers)

The Great Tax Extension Protest - Will you join in?

2009-09-15T21:32:43Z

The Great Tax Extension Protest - Will you join in?

3 answers, +1 raves

Since Obama and his bedfellows in the mass media outlets refuse to report actual numbers I suggest an entirely legal and irrefutable manner to protest our governments rediculously wasteful spending habits, attempts to implement socialist policies, and the filling of Washington DC with an ever increasing number of Obama friends who have slimed thier way out from under rocks, paving stones, manhole covers and toilet seats. The manner of protest will be irrefutable and completely legal. File for a tax extension this tax year. File your taxes within the last week possible. Call into the IRS and ask for help in filing for an extension even if you do not need the help. Request booklet and materials to help you. Send any uneeded booklets you do receive to Nancy Pelosi or better yet, directly to the Whitehouse in care of our number one spendthrift. Feel free to add any other LEGAL suggestions you have to offer in this quiet protest.

Yeah baby, yeah!	33% (1 answers)
Obama would frown on me if I did.	0% (0 answers)
Undecided	67% (2 answers)

Where did all the "Question Authority" people go?

2009-09-11T03:23:03Z

Where did all the "Question Authority" people go?

9 answers, +2 raves

When Bush was busy pushing his agenda they were everywhere. You couldn't sling a dead cat without hitting a code pinko, war protester, dissenter, or other angry discontent. Now that we have Barack Obama it seems like protesting the war is something you are not supposed to do. They dare not ask why if the economic slump is over then why do we still need to spend a trillion dollars we don't really have. If Bush's decision to have troops in Iraq was so wrong then why hasn't Barry brought them home? Where in the hell did the Question Authority people go?

Obama Almighty is not to be questioned - ever.	11% (1 answers)
Real men and Women continue to question - even Obama.	67% (6 answers)
All of the above	22% (2 answers)

Is there a condom large enough to protect the USA from Barack Obama?

2009-09-09T03:46:02Z

Is there a condom large enough to protect the USA from Barack Obama?

10 answers, +2 raves

From unconstitutional Czars, out of control spending, power grabs, apologizing to everyone, attempting to control everything from food, underwire bras, and the medical establishment. How about it. Will this president be the downfall of the USA in the end or can he be stopped?

Yes, he can be stopped, well maybe.	60% (6 answers)
No, his power grab and push to socialism is unstoppable.	40% (4 answers)

Patriot Act out of control, unconstitutional, unpatriotic?

2009-05-05T21:09:08Z

Patriot Act out of control, unconstitutional, unpatriotic?

5 answers, +2 raves

Oxford, N.C. — Sixteen-year-old Ashton Lundeby's bedroom in his mother's Granville County home is nothing, if not patriotic. Images of American flags are everywhere – on the bed, on the floor, on the wall. But according to the United States government, the tenth-grade home-schooler is being held on a criminal complaint that he made a bomb threat from his home on the night of Feb. 15. WATCH VIDEO Teen's mom questions Patriot Act http://www.wral.com/news/... The family was at a church function that night, his mother, Annette Lundeby, said. "Undoubtedly, they were given false information, or they would not have had 12 agents in my house with a widow and two children and three cats," Lundeby said. Around 10 p.m. on March 5, Lundeby said, armed FBI agents along with three local law enforcement officers stormed her home looking for her son. They handcuffed him and presented her with a search warrant. "I was terrified," Lundeby's mother said. "There were guns, and I don't allow guns around my children. I don't believe in guns." Lundeby told the officers that someone had hacked into her son's IP address and was using it to make crank calls connected through the Internet, making it look like the calls had originated from her home when they did not. Her argument was ignored, she said. Agents seized a computer, a cell phone, gaming console, routers, bank statements and school records, according to federal search warrants. "There were no bomb-making materials, not even a blasting cap, not even a wire," Lundeby said. Ashton now sits in a juvenile facility in South Bend, Ind. His mother has had little access to him since his arrest. She has gone to her state representatives as well as attorneys, seeking assistance, but, she said, there is nothing she can do. Lundeby said the USA Patriot Act stripped her son of his due process rights. "We have no rights under the Patriot Act to even defend them, because the Patriot Act basically supersedes the Constitution," she said. "It wasn't intended to drag your barely 16-year-old, 120-pound son out in the middle of the night on a charge that we can't even defend." Passed after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the U.S., the Patriot Act allows federal agents to investigate suspected cases of terrorism swiftly to better protect the country. In part, it gives the federal government more latitude to search telephone records, e-mails and other records. "They're saying that 'We feel this individual is a terrorist or an enemy combatant against the United States, and we're going to suspend all of those due process rights because this person is an enemy of the United States," said Dan Boyce, a defense attorney and former U.S. attorney not connected to the Lundeby case. Critics of the statute say it threatens the most basic of liberties. "There's nothing a matter of public record," Boyce said "All those normal rights are just suspended in the air." In a bi-partisan effort, Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., and Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., last month introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives a bill that would narrow subpoena power in a provision of the Patriot Act, called the National Security Letters, to curb what some consider to be abuse of power by federal law enforcement officers. Boyce said the Patriot Act was written with good intentions, but he said he believes it has gone too far in some cases. Lundeby's might be one of them, he said. "It very well could be a case of overreaction, where an agent leaped to certain conclusions or has made certain assumptions about this individual and about how serious the threat really is," Boyce said. Because a federal judge issued a gag order in the case, the U.S. attorney in Indiana cannot comment on the case, nor can the FBI. The North Carolina Highway Patrol did confirm that officers assisted with the FBI operation at the Lundeby home on March 5. "Never in my worst nightmare did I ever think that it would be my own government that I would have to protect my children from," Lundeby said. "This is the United States, and I feel like I live in a third world country now." Lundeby said she does not think this type of case is what the Patriot Act was intended for. Boyce agrees. "It was to protect the public, but what we need to do is to make sure there are checks and balances to make sure those new laws are not abused," he said.

Yes, we need to get rid of this unconstitutional monster.	60% (3 answers)
No, I'm ok with giving up due process.	0% (0 answers)
Undecided	40% (2 answers)

Are SH Atheists getting more Hateful and Intolerant?

2009-01-08T22:02:00Z

Are SH Atheists getting more Hateful and Intolerant?

187 answers, +18 raves

I have been noticing an increase in polls that are intentionally mean spirited and hateful toward SodaHead's religious members. Some members of the SodaHead atheist community seem to have nothing else to do but attack the religious beliefs of others. It seems that they enjoy the division that thier intolerance causes? Are they not exhibiting the hatred they so often accuse the religious of? Are they not exhibiting intolerance as they so often accuse the religious of?

They are doing this because...	22% (42 answers)
Maybe 'Nothing' is worth fighting for...	3% (5 answers)
It is politcally correct to hate religion	6% (11 answers)
They're having fun at someone else's expense.	4% (8 answers)
Undecided	14% (26 answers)
None of the above	51% (95 answers)

Do you support My Bailout request.

2009-01-03T04:36:36Z

Do you support My Bailout request.

5 answers, +4 raves

Considering that I am a contract consultant living on the edge of the extremely volatile Internet Industry I am in constant peril of being out of work. If I am unable to land my next contract my family may become impoverished and a graphic artist and an internet hosting company may also suffer by my loss of income. As of today I am requestion 47 million dollars in bailout money from the US government to avoid this unthinkable disaster. Will you support my request for bailout money?

Yes, America will collapse without your industry!	60% (3 answers)
No, get a real job bit jockey!	0% (0 answers)
Have you considered piracy you'd make a great dread pirate Roberts.	20% (1 answers)
Inconceivable! Don't you know everyone else needs free money!	20% (1 answers)
Undecided	0% (0 answers)
None of the above	0% (0 answers)

Obama Supporters: Would you vote for him if he wasn't a US Citizen?

2008-10-27T15:52:28Z

Obama Supporters: Would you vote for him if he wasn't a US Citizen?

8 answers, 0 raves

PLEASE READ BEFORE ANSWERING! If Obama could not actually prove he was a US Citizen would you still vote for him? Would it matter to you or would you vote for him no matter what? This is a question about voter loyalty and not about the facts of the case. REFRAIN FROM BASHING!

I would vote for him even if he we're not a citizen.	13% (1 answers)
I would want to know that he was or wasn't before I voted.	13% (1 answers)
If he was a citizen he would get my vote - otherwise no.	0% (0 answers)
I am looking elsewhere for my candidate but here is what I think.	25% (2 answers)
Undecided	0% (0 answers)
None of the above	50% (4 answers)

How far have we fallen?

2008-10-02T17:23:36Z

How far have we fallen?

9 answers, +10 raves

Jeering onlookers goaded a teenager in Britain to jump to his death, undermining police efforts to talk him down, and then took pictures of the body. Our Civilization is sick.

I think...	78% (7 answers)
Maybe..	0% (0 answers)
Perhaps...	11% (1 answers)
Who care?	0% (0 answers)
Undecided	11% (1 answers)

An excellent election ad.

2008-09-24T19:15:03Z

An excellent election ad.

14 answers, +8 raves

I think it is very professional and fair.

Yes	100% (14 answers)
No	0% (0 answers)
Undecided	0% (0 answers)