The different factions were the worst part. I just didn't see how that world could ever have existed. I'm willing to suspend my belief, for the most part. Bread and circuses, whatever. Fine. But to say that the entire human race would deny what made themselves human (Hint: it's not one characteristic, teased out…

That's not really how science works. You need to follow a strict protocol to even get to human trials, unless it's some imminently deadly disease. Right now AIDS isn't the killer it used to be, and giving people some vaccine without any previously published studies in animals or cell lines first as some bullshit…

I know! It's so weird! How can there not be any animal studies before Phase I and II?

But writing someone else in. . . do you really think it makes your voice heard? Did anyone glance at your vote and go, "By golly! The American People have SPOKEN! They hate these candidates! Better get some good ones next time!"

Actually, no. Many articles have been written on the fact that whoever won, policy with Israel wouldn't really change.

I don't care how stupid humanity gets, but that whole premise and the setup could only exist if humanity became monumentally stupid.

Given the high mutability rate of HIV, I'm not sure why just throwing killed virus into someone else is going to help.

Okay. I hate to be that person, but Divergent was awful. No spoilers, but let's just say that the entire premise of the book is just ridiculous.

But who honestly believes that Romney and Obama would have vastly dissimilar foreign policy? I know the whole blah blah Iran blah, but Congress needs to declare war, not the president.

I sorta see what she's saying. By not living here, she doesn't have to face the consequences of her vote, whatever it may be (and let's face it, it would be democrat, and he won, so who cares?), so she chose not to vote for something that would have no impact on her personally.

Oh my gawd, I learned this back when Regina Morrow died and broke Bruce's cold, cold heart.

Mitt sure loves his pranks.

That's the thing. There's no indication that the funds will go straight to the schools. Most likely, it will go to administrative overhead, and the schools will never see most of the funds.

I am voting yes on 30, but having taken LAUSD to court several times, and reading documents regarding where the money will go from the higher tax, I'm not that optimistic that it will do anything to change our dismal school system.

The story where, after that happened, their father cursed them for doing such a stupid thing? They were the only two brothers not to receive a blessing from their father, but a curse. And Simon and Levi did it in retaliation for their king having kidnapped and raped their sister, and not returning her, so it's not…

I'm not saying I defend it, but here's the logic:

"Obsession with birthing". Right. Because in nature and in evolution, reproductive desire and instinct is apparently this huge fluke, and in humans, it's been twisted into malevolence.

If you actually went through the process to adopt, like people who have who keep trying to TELL you what they've actually been through, unlike your uninformed, smug opinion, then yes, you'd realize that fertility treatments are the easier option for many.

It is more than a want. Considering that reproduction or ones own genes is kinds the entire point of MOST BIOLOGICAL SPECIES and nature and evolution, this refutes everything you've just said.

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