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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 18 Jan 07

Can science be considered an actual religion? Both require faith and both attempt to explain the unexplainable.

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tnuctipun No one has ever been burned at the stake for not accepting science.

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strawberrymudd @strawberrymudd (330) • United States 17 Jan 07

Why is it that people still find the need to stigmatize welfare recipients? People still seem to have the image of a "welfare queen" that they apply to those in need. Most often than not, people are on welfare because THEY NEED...

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tnuctipun I'm not saying everyone on welfare is a deadbeat or anything like that. There are people who need it. But the stigma is probably an incentive for those who are just able to get off it, to get off it.

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strawberrymudd @strawberrymudd (330) • United States 17 Jan 07

Why is it that people still find the need to stigmatize welfare recipients? People still seem to have the image of a "welfare queen" that they apply to those in need. Most often than not, people are on welfare because THEY NEED...

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tnuctipun Couldn't one of the reasons for having a stigma like this be as an incentive to get/stay off of welfare? I've known people who were to ashamed of getting their welfare checks, food stamps, etc... that they did everything in their power to get off welfare....

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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 18 Jan 07

Can science be considered an actual religion? Both require faith and both attempt to explain the unexplainable.

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tnuctipun Science is not a religion, imo. If you try to proove there is no god for example you are ostracized, excommunicated, or even burned at the stake (even today with some religions). Science accepts critique.

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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 15 Jan 07

what would it be and why? I'd say greed would be the one thing I'd take away -- to me everything else stems from this.

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tnuctipun Power-hungryness (if that's a word). It would get rid of greed, since greed is just the monetary form of power-hungryness. It would get rid of most of pride, some forms of pride would remain though. It would get rid of oppression since withour power hungry...

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speakeasy @speakeasy (4171) • United States 10 Jan 07

Bangor, Maine just passed an ordinance that forbids smoking in vehicles when children are present. People who were for this law said that it was necessary to protect children (who cannot protect themselves) from second hand...

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tnuctipun Most emergncy vehicles have 2 people in them??? Police cars: almost always only have one. Ambulances: If the other guy is sitting up front with the driver and not trying to save a life (on their way to a hospital) or get equipment ready for use (on the...

15 Jan 07

speakeasy @speakeasy (4171) • United States 10 Jan 07

Bangor, Maine just passed an ordinance that forbids smoking in vehicles when children are present. People who were for this law said that it was necessary to protect children (who cannot protect themselves) from second hand...

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tnuctipun Many states already have laws concerning cell phone usage in cars. What I find interesting is that emergency vehicles are exempt from those laws. Those vehicles that drive faster and more dangerously than the rest of us ARE allowed. Strange.

13 Jan 07

drmt57 @drmt57 (295) • United States 12 Jan 07

what do you think about the many accidents that have lead to quite a few deaths that have envolved the young teenage drivers of today? Do you think the age limit should increase from 15 to 18 years of age? Do you think they...

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tnuctipun The distances are just too large in the US. Not enough people for the extra bus/train routes. What about some farming community in Kansas say. Hours from a big city.

13 Jan 07

drmt57 @drmt57 (295) • United States 12 Jan 07

what do you think about the many accidents that have lead to quite a few deaths that have envolved the young teenage drivers of today? Do you think the age limit should increase from 15 to 18 years of age? Do you think they...

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tnuctipun No way! Public transportation is so bad in the US that it would be impossible. I live in a subburb and the closest bus station is 7 miles away. The closest train station in 14 miles away. How could children get around in subburbs or rural areas without...

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limosonia1 @limosonia1 (1559) • United States 12 Jan 07

We took my step daughter shopping the other day for clothes and I refused to buy g-strings for her. I told her no. I have just come to find out that her mother already buys them for her. As far as I am concerned there is only one...

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tnuctipun Then why wear them at all?

13 Jan 07

GnosticGoddess @GnosticGoddess (5626) • United States 12 Jan 07

I stock the infants department and there is something that bugs me because I just don't understand it. I know I'm not a mom but I just don't see any real reasoning to open packages of diapers. And then not buy them. I get you...

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tnuctipun My children sometimes get rashes from the sticky sides. Some feel rough or unpleasant. What about doing something like this. When you encounter an open package leave it there (or at least one diaper) as a display model if you will. That way the buyers can...

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mpvanwagner @mpvanwagner (165) • United States 12 Jan 07

My son is 20 months old and he is a great kid. He goes to bed on time, puts himself to sleep most of the time, gets his own drinks out of the fridge, and plays great by himself. He is, what I call, the perfect child. Well, my...

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tnuctipun My son (now 4 1/2) started at 20 month and was fully potty trained at 2 yr. My daughter (now 21 months) satred about 2 weeks ago and may also be trained by 2 yrs. She goes to the bathroom whenever we go. Se imitates us. It works kinda well.

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speakeasy @speakeasy (4171) • United States 10 Jan 07

Bangor, Maine just passed an ordinance that forbids smoking in vehicles when children are present. People who were for this law said that it was necessary to protect children (who cannot protect themselves) from second hand...

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tnuctipun OK. Try it this way. Following the letter of the law: If a minor (say 16 year old) is the driving home from work and is smoking he can get pulled over and fined $50.00 for smoking with himself in the car. According to the law he is endangering himself since...

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speakeasy @speakeasy (4171) • United States 10 Jan 07

Bangor, Maine just passed an ordinance that forbids smoking in vehicles when children are present. People who were for this law said that it was necessary to protect children (who cannot protect themselves) from second hand...

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tnuctipun What happends when the offending parent is a minor themselves? They are not responsible for it. According to the law they are a minor themselves and can't fend for themselves.

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Itallie @Itallie (65) • Italy 12 Jan 07

How do you feel about the fact that NY City has banned trans fat in restaurants? I think this law is a violation of the constitution. Why can't people just be responsible for themselves instead of the government deciding what is...

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tnuctipun This reminds me of "Demolition Man" (1993). Everything that is bad for you was made illegal. Not something to look forward to.

12 Jan 07

chigawaga @chigawaga (592) • Canada 11 Jan 07

K..so my son started kindergarton this year..im driving by the school the other day and i see all the kids playing outside at lunch time..i only see one supervisor and i see my son who is trying to get her attention but she is...

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tnuctipun Give your grandchild a voice recorder (they can run up to 16 hours nowadays) and that way they will have a record of it and can no longer be ignored.

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chigawaga @chigawaga (592) • Canada 11 Jan 07

K..so my son started kindergarton this year..im driving by the school the other day and i see all the kids playing outside at lunch time..i only see one supervisor and i see my son who is trying to get her attention but she is...

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tnuctipun School vochers would solve this problem in a snap. If you cange schools with your child you also take the money with you. They would feel that and would change. My son will start kindergarden in Sept. and I am also considering where to send him. To our...

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fliffy555 @fliffy555 (1044) 7 Jan 07

what is you view on abortion? are you for it or against? what do you believe are the pros or cons about it?

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tnuctipun Only killing another human is illegal and punishible. Removing a growth from your body is not. If you remove a parasite from inside your body that dies if you remove it, should you get punished? True, the fetus has human DNA, so? A cancerous growth...

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raisushkr @raisushkr (1398) • India 6 Jan 07

i was responding to jelbatress dicusion and read all the comments. she said that america should not help other countries b4 helping its own people.somthing on this ground. i think she got it wrong when did it help other...

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tnuctipun Why should it? Any govt exists to serve and protect its people (at least democracies are). Why should the US be any different? Its responsibilities lie to its people, not to some foreign people. If the the US population wants to help others them OK but the...

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Itallie @Itallie (65) • Italy 12 Jan 07

How do you feel about the fact that NY City has banned trans fat in restaurants? I think this law is a violation of the constitution. Why can't people just be responsible for themselves instead of the government deciding what is...

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tnuctipun I think the law is stupid. Do you know how many things have transfat in them? Govt should not get involved in stuff like that.

12 Jan 07

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