Evan Woods

Reply to Ownership Myth in Politics PolMach Forums

Perhaps a soultion might be that the poor sell their children to the rich as delicacies, or hand over the control of the nuclear family to the government so they can mass produce a breed of docile, low intelligence, high strength workforce and this would greatly reduce the cost on individual families. Of course, the nuclear family as we know it will be destroyed. Perhaps all aspects of individuality could be removed ie. Religion, Art, Music. <b

Reply to 1 Minute Lesson on the Democratic Ticket in Politics PolMach Forums

If I could borrow a phrase from Mr. Cheney, "Go f*** yourself." Henry, What I was trying to say was that the liberal Mass Media eg. CNN only jumped on this in a feeble attempt to appear unbiased or impartial. I personally haven't heard any of the Republican leadership jump on this statement (t

1 Minute Lesson on the Democratic Ticket in Politics PolMach Forums

The Democratic Ticket for 2004: Tonight the DNC will vote on who the presidential candidate will be. John Kerry will be the Candidate undoubtedly. My Notes on the possible candidates: Mr. John Kerry: -French Looking -Self-avowed War Criminal -Flip-flopped from Anti-War status to “War Hero” status -Vain (Got Botox injections) -Shot a man crawling away on his hands and knees in the back -Has won three

The Socialistic System of Healthcare in Politics PolMach Forums

Imagine a Utopia where everyone can go to the doctor for free and get his medications for free . Wouldn’t it be nice? Well, if you think Healthcare is expensive now wait until it’s free . What? Well, let’s look at another country, take Switzerland for example. Switzerland’s quality to life is much like that of America. However they have free Healthcare. How do they pay for it? Higher taxes of course- MUCH hi

??The Palestinian Question?? in Politics PolMach Forums

The Zionist Movement started in the Early 19th century in Basel, Switzerland. Zionism's goal was to establish "for the Jewish people a home in Palestine secured by public law". In 1917 the English Government gave its support to the idea of and Israeli homeland. In 1922 the League of Nations adopted the Balfour Declaration and puts England in control of Palestine. The English are to assist the Jews in "reconstituting their national home in th

Reply to Can the Death Penalty Be Applied Judiciously? in Politics PolMach Forums

During the years leading up to 1967 the number of executions decreased whilst the number of murders increased. In 1960, there were 56 executions in the USA and 9,140 murders. By 1964, when there were only 15 executions, the number of murders had risen to 9,250. In 1969, there were no executions and 14,590 murders, and 1975, after six more years without executions, 20,510 murders occurred rising to 23,040 in 1980 after only two executions since 1976!

Reply to Can the Death Penalty Be Applied Judiciously? in Politics PolMach Forums

Forget what i said because i can't find the link and therefore cannot back it. Sorry. But still, even if 100 people were executed it's a deterent for would-be murderers even if some are innocent. However, it's the margin of error that could be particualarly disheartening if it were known to be as high as 20%(I'm just pulling that out of the air). If it were that high the death Penalty would have to be dispensed even more carefully than it is now.<b

Reply to Can the Death Penalty Be Applied Judiciously? in Politics PolMach Forums

That, unfortunately is the problem. Mistakes are made and then the convicted is the victim. The victim of a system that is flawed, regardless of any attempt we make to put in safeguards. But remember, we put in a loophole of 99% certainty. We will accept some mistakes. We accept that ou

Reply to (More Than) Equal Rights in Politics PolMach Forums

How About ALBINOS? American Leadership Based In No Outside Skin

(More Than) Equal Rights in Politics PolMach Forums

Today, July 15, 2004, Presidential Candidate John Forbes Kennedy spoke before the NAACP, or the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. It would have been an everyday occurrence in the campaign trail, but this stood out to me. What happened exactly? My understanding is that Kerry declared that President Bush is dividing America by race and wealth. I suppose the NAACP is having a big problem with the race issue and tha

Reply to Choose Your Presidential Candidate in Politics PolMach Forums

1. Your ideal theoretical candidate. (100%) Click here for info 2. Bush, President George W. - Republican (91%) Click here for info 3. Badnarik, Michael - Libertarian (50%) Click here for info 4. Peroutka, Michael - Constitution Party (30%) Click here for info 5. Kerry, Senator John, MA - Democrat (30%) Click here for info 6. Kucinich, Rep. Dennis, OH - Democrat (27%) Click here for info 7. LaRouch

Reply to Famous Walls Throughout History in Politics PolMach Forums

Let’s look at some famous walls throughout history: Berlin Wall: In the 28 years (1961-1989) it stood as a grim barrier between East and West Berlin, this wall was the Cold war’s boldest symbol. The East German government that erected it claimed it was a protective barrier shielding its subjects from western agents and provocateurs. The West said the wall was a prison barrier, designed to keep people in. By 1989, the West’s view was vindicated

Famous Walls Throughout History in Politics PolMach Forums

Recently the world court based in The Hague has ruled against Israel’s security fence that attempts to separate the Israelis from the Palestinians. I suppose we need to forget about the world court’s ludicrous rulings in the past (Telling America the Death Penalty isn’t right) to focus correctly on this ruling which is just as ludicrous. First, what is the purpose of a wall? Is it to divide peoples? Consider Robert Frost’s Poem “Mending W

Reply to Please! No Constitutional Amendment against Lefties in Politics PolMach Forums

Though the article is inherently satirical, it's not correct to compare homosexuality to the trait of being left-handed. I suppose that most of this article is based on interpretation, but I congratulate you on this interesting satire.

Reply to Fahrenheit 911 aims to indoctrinate in Politics PolMach Forums

isn't it about global warming causing another ice age? I haven't seen the movie, but I've been told that's what happens. It dosen't make sense to you does it? i mean... if i take ice cubes and put them in an oven the oven won't get cold if i turn it up to 450.

Reply to The Bureaucratic Steamroller in Politics JoeUser Forums

The Problem with Bureaucracy: (This is the reason I’m writing the Article) The Federal Bureaucracy is a large organization that annually generates thousands of rules which demand compliance by businesses and individual citizens. Failure to comply may result in imprisonment, fines, or confiscation of property. This is obviously an impediment to the economy. Businesses must hire lawyers to make sure they comply with these regulations. <b

The Bureaucratic Steamroller in Politics JoeUser Forums

“Beginning with the traumatic experience of the Great Depression, we the people have turned more and more to government for answers that government has neither the right nor the capacity to provide. Unfortunately, government as an institution always tends to increase in size and power, and so government attempted to provide the answers. The result is a fourth branch of government added to the traditional three of executive, legislative, and judici

Reply to Some reasons I believe in Christianity in Philosophy JoeUser Forums

I wasnt talking about what John said...i was talking about what Jesus said. How does John know that Jesus is "the only begotten son" when jesus never said it. Well, what about plenary inspiration? The scriptures are the words of God. That definition may be over simplified. so... yeah...

Reply to Abortion: Fuction: Noun. A monstrosity in International JoeUser Forums

Thanks I couldn't edit the original though. But thanks for the tip. I have a problem with pressing the button prematurely. Often I'll remember something when it's too late.

Reply to Abortion: Fuction: Noun. A monstrosity in International JoeUser Forums

Most Probable Side Effects: Intense Bleeding Placental, Uteral, or Cervical Infenction or Rupture Reduced Fertility Breast Cancer Common Abortion Side Effects: Infertility, Cervical Laceration, Uncontrollable blood clotting, Severe hemorrhage, Seizures, Coma, Cancer, Death

Reply to Abortion: Fuction: Noun. A monstrosity in International JoeUser Forums

A survey was conducted of 1900 women who had had abortions. The survey asked "Were there any negative psychological effects... [caused] by your abortion?" 94% answered "Yes." 2% answered "No." Another study was conducted by Dr. Anne Speckhard at the University of Minnesota. She concluded, "After 5-10 years 54% of mothers choosing abortion had nightmares, 81% had preoccupati

Reply to Abortion: Fuction: Noun. A monstrosity in International JoeUser Forums

Types of Abortion: Suction Aspiration The most common (98%) form of first trimester abortion. The cervix is dilated, and a powerful vacuum tube with a sharp cutting edge is inserted. The suction rips apart the body of the baby, and sucks out blood, amniotic fluid, tissue, and body parts7. Saline Amniocentesis (Salt Poisoning) This method, first used in Nazi concentration camps and now common in America, is performed during th

Abortion: Fuction: Noun. A monstrosity in International JoeUser Forums

The strict dictionary definition of abortion is "Induced termination of pregnancy and expulsion of an embryo or fetus that is incapable of survival." An alternate definition, ironic in such a controversial issue, is "a monstrosity" (however this is obviously not the word's common usage). Facts: 1.6 millions children are killed in the United States yearly via abortion. 39 out of every 1000 women of childbearing age receive abortions

Reply to Does Gay Marriage Have to Be Called Gay Marriage? in Politics JoeUser Forums

See my article about Homosexuality https://www.joeuser.com/index.asp?AID=18590 . Also, since you don't condone pedophilia and beastialty could I say that you're a "hateful bigot"? Homosexuality is harmful as well. Need i remind you of AIDS? AIDS is no longer a disease which only effects the homosexual community, but it began there.

Reply to The United States: A Constitutional Republic in Politics JoeUser Forums

Also, the Electoral College seems to be only a formality these days. Many people don't even know what it is. Before there were political parties it seems (at least to me) to have been a better idea. But since there are party lines it no longer seems to have it's original reason for being.