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  Kermit Gosnell, MD.

  by Glander in

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  he is accused of performing "abortions" after the birth of live babies.

  where does planned parenthood stand on this case?.

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  Glander

  BizzyBee "... is typical in red states..."

  On what basis is a state determined to be red or blue? and the word "typical" would seem to imply more than just the state of Mississippi.

  This is called "making stuff up"

  I have not asserted that there were "dots" between PP and Gosnell. Re-read my post. I just asked what PP's position was on the Gosnell case? The rabid libs took it from there.

  As far as pro-life supporters "underhandedly preventing the... [abortion laws from being applied...]" I call another example of "making stuff up."
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  Where do you consider the best place to live in the world

  by His Excellency in

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  for those of you who have travelled the world over, which country or city will you consider the place to live in the world.

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  Glander

  considering:

  climate

  scenery

  cost of living, housing

  taxes

  security

  if you are a young parent - schools

  if you are middle aged - cultural and recreational resourses

  if you are retired - medical facilities
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  Kermit Gosnell, MD.

  by Glander in

  1. social
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  he is accused of performing "abortions" after the birth of live babies.

  where does planned parenthood stand on this case?.

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  Glander

  Passing onerous and capricious regulatory legislation is typical in red states whose transparent goal is to drive abortion providers out altogether.

  1 This is called making stuff up.

  2. Who decided that PP and current legal abortion laws are interchangeable definitions of the same thing.

  3. Who decided that people opposed to abortion don't have a right to work against it?
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  Do you have washable computer keyboard?

  by Iamallcool in

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  how do you like it?

  i read some reviews, some of them said it stopped working after it has been washed.

  i do not know if the reviews are planted negatively.

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  Glander

  If a particular key is being stubborn you can carefully pry off the cap, remove the debris and snap it back on.

  Usually the problem is caused by eating while using the keyboard. A tiny cracker crumb can be a problem.

  Another solution is to leave the computer on over night, leaving the mouse on the keyboard. During the night the mouse will eat all the crumbs and it will be ready to go.
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  Solar Power Invention

  by Iamallcool in

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  http://grist.org/list/just-stick-this-portable-outlet-to-your-window-to-start-using-solar-power/?utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=update .

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  Glander

  They only need to sell one per customer. Repeat customers not needed with the mark up of this gag. Hit and run.
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  Were any of you in Brooklyn Bethel in 1996 when KISS performed live under the Brooklyn bridge?

  by StoneWall in

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  just curious if we have any on here that were in bethel at the time they performed?

  and if so could you see the concert from your area?.

  here's the link to the final song and if you look closely you can see some of the wt's buildings if you know where to look.. even though its night time you can see the lights from them.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hgz-q76ktq.

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  Glander

  Ted Jaracxz was on the roof that night smoking weed and looking through binoculars.
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  Who has experienced a REAL demonic incident?

  by Monsieur in

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  has anybody here experienced a bonafide, real, true incident in whicy 'demons' actually interacted with you or did something 'supernatural' that left you convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that satan and his demons exist??.

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  Glander

  This may make sense to some of you, if not call me crazy and continue to ignore me.

  Man wants a reason for everything. The species has a hard time accepting random events, happenstance. All that occurs must be explained. On the good side, this is what has driven humans to startling discoveries. The resulting technologies are now changing the world at a startling pace.

  But the "ancient" genes are not dormant. Their is still a great belief in things beyond explaination.

  I think of a dog with four legs. The rear legs move the hind quarters. The front legs move the head. This sometimes result in the dog chasing his own tail.

  Somehow, things balance out, humans are the most interesting species I have ever been involved with.

  
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  Who has experienced a REAL demonic incident?

  by Monsieur in

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  has anybody here experienced a bonafide, real, true incident in whicy 'demons' actually interacted with you or did something 'supernatural' that left you convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that satan and his demons exist??.

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  Glander

  I'd like to point out that i know some scary shit happens and some things are difficult to explain, but to resist seeking rational explanations in favour of the supernatural is a very limiting behaviour. MOST things can be explained, some though are very puzzling and appear to defy explanation. WMF

  still, I answered that I agree with this, things are difficult to explain, but they are natural - perhaps we don't totally understand the laws of physics completely yet - but no demunz

  Xan - exactly! We don't know, so what? Doesn't mean we have to invent supernatural answers.

  This was mans only way to explain everything 4000 years ago. Need a good crop of corn this season? Pick a beautiful young female and cut her heart out on an altar.

  Same mental shortcircuit as demon believers.
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  Mary Thom, feminist leader and editor of Ms magazine passes

  by designs in

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  'she had a gift for helping people' nothing finer could be said of someone.

  mary joined ms magazine in the early 1970s and rose to become executive editor and stayed for 20 years.

  mary then wrote about the life of fellow feminist and politician bella abzug and a 25 year retrospective of ms magazine.

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  Glander

  glad that Andrea Dworkin is not around to see this day. damn shame.
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  Mary Thom, feminist leader and editor of Ms magazine passes

  by designs in

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  2. current

  'she had a gift for helping people' nothing finer could be said of someone.

  mary joined ms magazine in the early 1970s and rose to become executive editor and stayed for 20 years.

  mary then wrote about the life of fellow feminist and politician bella abzug and a 25 year retrospective of ms magazine.

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  Glander

  there is no god. a sad day for feminists of all sexes