Have you tried going to Al-Anon?

I am so sick of progressive people being all sad because Olympia Snowe is going to be replaced by a Democrat. If, say, Chellie Pingree had been a senator from Maine in 2010, we'd have strong Superpac disclosure requirements and a ban on donations by foreign-owned corporations (this failed by one vote in the Senate).…

Rosa Bonheur wasn't born until 1822. The French Revolution had ended a long time before that.

I for one cannot possibly bring myself to believe that any group of which Herman Cain was president could be evil.

Big hotels in New York put up the flags from the home countries of VIP guests. Since it is New York and home to the UN, a lot of different flags go up often.

We have avoided this problem in America by not having chartered accountants.

Because wage increases have been held well below the rate of inflation, especially during the double-digit increases of the late '70s and early '80s. "Real" wages, or inflation-adjusted wages, have been declining in for decades.

I was. I thought (and think) he was (and is) a horrible human being who had committed morally wrong actions. But I still wouldn't find anything about Barbara fucking dogs to be funny.

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The chief judge is just the most senior judge who hasn't been chief judge before, and handles administrative tasks. It doesn't make him "the boss of all the judges".

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Unless I am mistaken, the first abortion doctor wasn't murdered until after the right to an abortion had already been won. He was killed as part of an attempt to take them away. As for people who died in back alley abortions, I am not convinced that they shed their blood to win a right. It would be like saying that…

What blood on the streets won reproductive rights?

I was thinking of criminal negligence, not civil, so I concede the point. Although even then I wonder "what is expected of a reasonably prudent child of that age". Unless the child fired with a formed intention, it may be difficult to prove they knew with "substantial certainty" what was going to happen.

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I think the ruling is wrong, but only because the government can display a compelling, competing interest that overrides the real religious freedom enjoyed by anybody, including those who receive some benefit such as licensing by the government.

It's mostly not a rational, direct thing. Why do so many women love broad shoulders and deep voices? They are secondary sex characteristics.

I'm pro my nutsack, but I prefer not to look at it.

1.) is not a requirement of the 1st amendment. No one has to have their beliefs be validated by other people. Deciding who is and who is not, and what doctrines are and are not, part of a religion is exactly the kind of government interference in religion the 1st amendment is designed to preclude. The Supreme Court…

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