thunder_dude7

"Greater Beings"? Well, the main reason is religious... But for evolutionists, it's our superior intelligence. When was the last time humans went to war against tigers? Our intelligence and thus ...

They aren't being killed by the person, they're jut dying. In the case of abortion, the person is killing the child-in-development of their own free will. Person: 1. a human ...

But WATCHING a video? Suerly they wouldn't track down every person who watched it?

No, that's further from reality then the books. But I don't recall Obama doing that...he's still my second choice, though. I also recall the fact that Hillary went to visit ...

Indeed. I would definetly test on animals if it could cure Multiple Sclerosis, which has already killed my uncle, and went on to have a minor affect on my aunt(not ...

Exactly. So illegal music downloading is costing record companies some money. No matter how rich they are, or how poor you are, you have no right to steal from them. ...

Sorry. My 7th grade science textbook is very basic, and failed to list the other requirements. Anyway, those requirements are fulfilled by the baby-in-development. Therefore, it is alive.

Benefits: HIV protection Religion Easier to clean Cons: Less pleasure from sexual activities(with most people) Risk of errors So, with you, the only real benefit is the HIV protection. The ...

I meant that it isn't a requirement for a living thing because plants can't move, but yes, they do, and many pregnant mothers will back me up on this.

Oh. Well, my point is still sort of there. They can encourage culture a lot, no question there. But are there any specific stereoypes you could use as examples? You ...

The body parts you mentioned aren't essential or important, save the kidneys, but removing them would all fit under the second definition of mutilation, because they all degrade either the ...

^I'm sorry, he probably just worded it wrong. Plants do resperate, but they intake carbon dioxide and outake oxygen. I'll bet he just messed up his wording. But movement is ...

We're basically being asked if tourist cards are advertising stereotypes or culture. It really depends on the card itself. Culture advertising is perfectly acceptable by me.

Movement: The ability to move all or part of the organism. Reproduction: The ability to produce more of its kind. Sensitivity: The ability of an organism to respond. Nutrition: The ...

Definetly easier, I've never really felt closed off. In many cases, all it takes is posting. Even if you are ignored, you get another post for your post count. High ...