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Sexual Hypocrisy, Law Enforcement & the InterNET
Thanks for a very interesting and thoughtful article that addressed current events, came up with new approaches, and put it all together neatly in one, entertaining article. My view on those folks who would employ our law enforcement authorities to charge and convict individual InterNET users, is somewhat different. I see these forceful, legal ...
Posted to
Human Nature
by
MichaelBernard1
on
July 8, 2008
Sad
Without any scientific mechanism to explain the transformation from ape to man (genetic mutation explains the loss of functionality for a biological system, not the addition of a system); and subsequent delegation of descent to fictional ''common ancestors''; mankind can still find a way through science[fiction] to defend the ''rights'' of animal ...
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Human Nature
by
Metastasio
on
July 2, 2008
Of mice, men ... and apes
I'm Steve Joordens, a tenured professor from the University of Toronto Scarborough. I have discussed the issue of animal equality with my class because it is one that always provokes deep thought and discussion. I recently formalized this by asking them to react to a target piece in which I argue that the only way for humanity to move forward is ...
Posted to
Human Nature
by
Joordens
on
July 2, 2008
NPC & Larry Sinclair
Re: ''merely providing a forum for Sinclair is unlikely to get them in trouble.'' But that doesn't mean that they made the correct, ethical choice. The NY Times, WaPo, and all major newspapers routinely reject ads that they feel would discredit their news organization. NPC have a choice, they are not mere captives of anyone who knocks ...
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Trailhead
by
Madame Defarge
on
June 19, 2008
McCain's Brain
So he is supposedly physically fit. If that is the case then why on God's green earth is he able to collect $58,000 a year in disability. He takes $58K in tax payer money a year because he is supposed to be totally disabled. I am confused. Why is this not a topic of discussion in this campaign? If he is truly disabled physically why can he hike ...
Posted to
Politics
by
Corleone
on
June 13, 2008
Run, Chicken, Run
As a vegan who lives in the country, grows as much of her own food as she can, and works for Farm Sanctuary, which operates the largest rescue and refuge network for farm animals in North America, I find, ''Notes on the urban chicken movement'' deeply disturbing. To enter into the business of killing, and continuing to do so – fighting every ...
Posted to
Food
by
tbarry
on
June 13, 2008
Perhaps...
...a tad less bloodlust and iamgod and a bit more regret and gratitude to the living being who provides you with nourishment would make you less really really creepy..
Posted to
Food
by
KYN1643
on
June 11, 2008
No basis to redefine marriage.
Having cast away the very basis to define the words right and wrong, how could the mormon's be ''wrong?'' For that matter, how could the gray rights campagn be ''right?'' Don't you mean that your view is less inconvient in your eyes, instead of the ''right?'' Or do we bow to your ''right'' to define social norms. We should just skip the free ...
Posted to
Human Nature
by
Father of five
on
May 26, 2008
Little Green Men: Person-free humans equals slaves?
Legally these non-implanted, 14 day embryos are not ''persons''. The notion that they are human is lost on no one especially the scientific research community. Why else would their research be so valuable for humans unless it was performed on humans? Note the word valuable, we combine it with the idea of humans that do not legally exist as ...
Posted to
Human Nature
by
Father of five
on
May 26, 2008
vegans are just ethically consistent vegetarians
Vegans are ''intense,'' huh? Sounds too me like you haven't applied your own advice to meat-eaters - to view you as being a normal person who happens to eat things without eyes - to vegans. I was a vegetarian for a whole year until I realized that my reasons for going vegetarian (I wanted to stop causing suffering and death to animals; I ...
Posted to
Food
by
jenhowell77
on
May 8, 2008
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