H. Weinstien and everything that is wrong about Hollywood and the Left.

**elephant** · 11-13-17, 12:56

Originally Posted by Firefly

#JusticeForLemmywinks

he made it all the way through Mr Slaves rectum!!!

**VARIABLE9** · 11-13-17, 13:04

Hey let’s not forget anyone! Now James Woods

https://mobile.twitter.com/Patriot_B...32515670634496

**skywalkrNCSU** · 11-13-17, 13:13

Originally Posted by SteyrAUG

Why? He's a F-tard who is usually off base about most issues when he isn't writing fictional history books that are poorly sourced and full of conjecture.

That was a sarcastic remark due to the multiple sexual harassment allegations on O’Reilly

**FromMyColdDeadHand** · 11-13-17, 13:20

Originally Posted by VARIABLE9

Hey let’s not forget anyone! Now James Woods

https://mobile.twitter.com/Patriot_B...32515670634496

Some people I think see this as a reboot opportunity for their careers. ....

Not saying Mr. Woods. He seems pretty happy doing what he's doin'.

**Honu** · 11-13-17, 14:31

I am waiting on the left to bring up clinton

I can have dreams that will never come true of course

**FromMyColdDeadHand** · 11-13-17, 14:39

I think this is Young Turks in Progressive/Hollyweird land taking out some elders as pawn to try to get Trump from another angle.

Any Dem Pols hit yet? And, sure, they are all as pure as snow, that has been driven over by a coal truck.

**Diamondback** · 11-13-17, 14:54

Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand

I think this is Young Turks in Progressive/Hollyweird land taking out some elders as pawn to try to get Trump from another angle.

Any Dem Pols hit yet? And, sure, they are all as pure as snow, that has been driven over by a coal truck.

That's what I've been suspecting from square one. Start a snowball rolling down the mountain in the right direction and watch it build into an avalanche burying the target...

**TomMcC** · 11-13-17, 15:12

Originally Posted by 26 Inf

There is a difference between a 'disease' and a genetic disposition.

A Gene for Alcoholism is Discovered

Researchers at Washington University and 5 other centers have combined forces to identify a gene that is associated with alcoholism in some families. The scientists focused on a region of chromosome 15 that contains several genes involved in the movement of a brain chemical called GABA between neurons. One version of the gene, GABRG3, was found statistically linked (associated) with alcoholism in the affected families.

Our Comments: There is a difference between identifying an attitude that runs in a family and discovering a gene that contributes to alcoholism. The HealthDay title of the previous article "Heredity May Play Part in Drinking Habits" is misleading. There is no evidence whatsoever that attitudes toward drinking are hereditary. There are familial, societal, and cultural attitudes toward alcohol consumption but this does not mean that they have a genetic basis.

Genes clearly do contribute to alcoholism. However, even when a gene like GABRG3 is found, that does not mean we understand the genetic basis of alcoholism. The researchers do not yet know how changes in the GABA gene increase a person's risk of alcoholism.

They've been looking a really long time for the gene that somehow causes or sort of, kind of has something to do with this......and I'm afraid everything you just wrote says they really haven't. The idea that they can connect some gene to a particular behavior seems to be one of those holy grails of materialists. Words like "associated" and "we don't know" are quite telling.