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13 years ago @ Center for a Stateless... - Do Sweatshops Belong i... · 0 replies · 0 points
From that huge error and fallacy, he builds his argument - and it is no wonder his conclusion is in error too.
13 years ago @ http://raycomfortfood.... - Something for Atheists... · 0 replies · +5 points
If the question was:
"It's up to you, you can drive the tractor or not...." without the threat of death himself, then you have a moral question.
But your scenario, none exists, so your question is moot.
13 years ago @ Preliator pro Causa - George W. Bush, self-a... · 0 replies · +1 points
This is why you must start believing in a God and heaven....
...without that, you can't believe in Hell, and where would evil men go who survive life in good form?
13 years ago @ Preliator pro Causa - Obama really is saving... · 0 replies · +1 points
...okie dokie~!
13 years ago @ Preliator pro Causa - Daily Blend: Friday, M... · 0 replies · +1 points
Government goons strike again.
13 years ago @ Preliator pro Causa - A startling and tragic... · 0 replies · +1 points
The CIA overthrew the democratically elected Mossadegh, a moderate - and installed the Shah, who with the feared SAVAK (CIA trained Secret Police) killed and tortured dissents. It is all well and good that some seemed to prosper as favorites of the Shah, but his reign was terrible.
If by purpose you strike fear into the people into submission or kill them, you end up with only radicals left to resist the tyranny. The clerics who hold no earthly fear of death amply stepped into the destroyed moderate position as the sole resistance to the Shah. With tyranny and horror on one side and the Clerics on the other, most of the People had chose the Clerics.
When the Shah sold Iran oil rights to American and British companies, and lined his own pockets and impoverished his people (other than those that he held as his 'favorites') - the Islamic Revolution seeds became well watered.
The unintended consequences of overthrow and tyranny spring to life post-Revolution.
Few people are capable of understanding history enough to avoid repeating this mistake, over and over again.
13 years ago @ Preliator pro Causa - Daily Blend: Monday, M... · 0 replies · +1 points
Second, you're right. I suggest it is the best option (ie: the primary option), but for many cases it is not feasible.
Thus, paid-by-parent tutoring would have to suffice.
13 years ago @ Preliator pro Causa - Daily Blend: Monday, M... · 1 reply · +1 points
RE: Hurt at school
Answer: Home school and avoid all the crap.
13 years ago @ Preliator pro Causa - A victory for evolutio... · 0 replies · +1 points
Look deeper.
The only way myth is forced into fact is by the power behind the school board - government legal force.
The matter whether someone believes in ghosts or not is irrelevant to you or me. They are free to believe whatever they wish.
The matter becomes vital if they force their belief in ghosts upon other people. If it was by their hand, the People would intervene and resist, and that would end that.
But if it is not by their hand, but by the hand of government, resistance becomes problematic. A war breaks out over control of the hand of government.
Get government out of all our lives, and let the ghost-believers live in their own world of their own making.
13 years ago @ Preliator pro Causa - Random music: Queen Ru... · 0 replies · +1 points
It's not SAD its MELLOW ;0
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