Bush may not be stupid, but his economic policies, like those of reagan, are. I find it humorous that one can possibly give accolades to bush for his tax cuts and other fiscally disasterous moves.
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I am a democrat. (Mostly moderate, but considered liberal by conservative's standards) I don't think it is out of line at all to require sports activities to be confined to times other than Sunday morning. I think it's way out of line. It's a clear violation of the establishment clause of the first amendment unless eq
The common man can become wealthy with a little luck, hard work and a good head on his shoulders. I know of a man who came from an asian country with a medical degree, started working, and now as a doctor is a millionare. Are you saying he got a free ride? Where? He works hard, hes smart, and he's determined. He didn't get any breaks. He got lucky, I will admit, but he deserves it. And the wealthy are not bad people. He is a philanthropist, with a fami
When someone is RAISED to believe that this is wrong (I'm not saying it is or it isn't) But when it's drilled into your head as you are growing up, of COURSE that person is going to be upset when they see it. ESPECIALLY when it appears in a completely unexpected place. I agree, and I apologize for any p
Ok. Well, then I think we are now in a position to agree that the Democrats did not support the civil rights bill as much as they wanted to, and that now however, the people who support the civil rights are the democrats. I also think that we agree that the president at the time deserves much credit, and he was democrat.
The problem with that is, I'm not all too sure that the number of abortions being performed needs to be decreased. Maybe free condoms for all, to decrease the number of accidental pregnancy, but I dont think people should be discouraged from having abortions. It is ture that the number of accidental pregnancies can be reduced by birth control, though I know of no other way. I do feel that it was not appropriate to delete my comment, as I did not say an
What I meant was that nobody's saying that straights should be to display public affection and gays shouldn't. Sorry- My bad. What'cha think? <br
Be reasonable. That would be like saying: "Oh Pro-choicers believe that a woman has the right to abort a child up to the twentieth trimester. It came from her body, so she could do whatever she wants with it." I was being facetious, though I believe I got my point across. <TABLE cellpadding=8
intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices. I'd say thats a pretty bad think. To be intolerant of others because of prejudices seems pretty disciminatory to me.
I don't know whether people are born that way or not, but I don't believe they choose to be gay. Even if they do however, they are being discriminated against based on a choice which is just as bad as being discriminatory against someone who chooses to live single or chooses to get married. Why would anyone choose to be gay? Could you explain that to me? Did you or I choose to be heterosexual? Or was that just our desire, our sexuality?
I have given you the reasons more than once why the republicans supported the bill and the democrats did not.
You have a civil right to make the choice to get cancer treatment. So maybe the right word isn't civil right. Maybe you have the constitutional right. The natural right.
Abortion is a choice that anyone can make for anyreason. Next thing the "pro-life" people are going to say is that the baby that would be created if it weren't for the use of contraceptives deserved to be born. Oh and not to mention spermacide. What a horrible horrible anti-life device. Shame on medical experts...Shame on the supreme court. OR MAYBE SHAME ON YOU RIGHT WING NUTS. THIS FORUM HAS UPSET ME BEYOND COMPREHENSION. Some of the rude, discrimina
If the fetus is a mass of tissue, then it's a surgical procedure and no more a civil rights issue than cancer treatment. Oh, so I see. So denying someone cancer treatment would not be a violation of civil rights? I will admit I haven't read your other post (I can't seem to find it), and I am w
(how rich?) Anything more than a million dollars a year.
The murder of the unborn is quite a civil rights issue. The constitution doesn't grant rights to the unborn, now does it.
(repeatedly, to the point where I can now accuse you of selective reading) I read that part and responded to it, in case you didn't see. As I posted earlier: The democra
I don't know the entire reasons for going into Iraq, nor am I going to really dig deep into it, because that would get away from what I was trying to state. I was just commenting on the complaints about Haliburton getting the contract in Iraq, and they complain about Cheney's affliation with Haliburton, but won't even look at how
Gideon, I had tried to post this earlier but my internet was not cooperating. One or your tools for reasoning that the democrats were not in favor of the civil rights movement was that a democratic congressman from alabama fillibustered against desegregation. What did you excpect him to do? Usher it in? Alabama was against it and as Alabama's representitive he had to do what his constitutients wanted or fear not being re-elected. Im
Republicans don't support abortion. That is a huge civil rights issue. ACLU supports it. They don't.
I made a mistake... whoops. I meant china to be part of the trade partner part, not allie..
The republicans dont support the ACLU. Further, the democrats that voted against it were from the slave states, and they would lose the next election if they voted for it.
ShoZan- Were you advocating the fact that we went to Iraq because it saved 1000 jobs? Or were you advicating that halliburton got the contract because it saved 1000 jobs? Or did i missunderstand you?
I also think it is absurd for a parent to be arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor if their teenager is drinking at home. I agree with that too. I would even maybe go as far as to say that any case involving drinking with parent permision under supervision is absurd to try the adult or
The reason this has happened is that the democrats and the republicans have flipped. Abraham lincoln was of the party that eventually became known as the Republican Party. Jimmy Carter was a democrat, Clinton was a democrat, and they were both very pro-choice pro civil rights leaders, although I admit they are more recent than the '60s.