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To respond to Loose: Then you aren't looking hard enough. A lot of people disagree with civil unions, especially with in the LGBT* community. I was saying in the thread. ...

While smoking bans are theoretically sound, in application they are terrible. Banning smoking is about as ineffective as the laws against weed or any other form of drugs. I'm not ...

So essentially if you love someone who is the same gender you have to remain asexual your entire life in order to not sin? And are forbidden from the privilige ...

The internet agrees: ref:

Just a note: atheism and evolutionism do not go hand in hand. I'd like to point that out specifically. They often accompany each other, but as seen you can believe ...

I was an atheist and my life was a wreck. It was not until I became a Christian that I realized how miserable atheism was for me. I had nothing ...

Schindler's List guys ;_;

I'll throw in a bone to pick

No need to double blade your argument, I never said I didn't care. Ignoring harm on people is unnecessarily cruel, I just feel it's hard to take the concerns of ...

I'm curious about what level of mistreatment you consider worthy of your caring. Will you care if a peaceful protester is pepper-sprayed? What about beaten? Or maybe if they're beaten ...

A wonderful side effect of this movement has been the realization that if you're going to protest in America, expect to be pepper sprayed, beaten and arrested. I think a ...

Sorry, I got the impression that you're horrified. Oo, sharp. Anyway: that video, as said before, is not representative, and just goes to show that there's nothing behind what you're ...

What exactly has OWS made concrete? Very little. There are some stats out there that should raise concern, and it makes it hard for those legitimate concerns to be seen ...

No Tr3x, considering unions are nearly dead. (The latest figure stands at 11.9%, of American workers) it seems silly to appeal to a dying breed. And inkwell, don't vulgarize my ...