--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Charlie Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's another, to illustrate the point - a fertility clinic is
on fire. The fire service is 20 minutes away, and can't help. On
one floor, there are 100 infants. On another, is the frozen
embryo storage facility, with 100 liquid
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Nick Arnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I give about 40 speeches a year, in red states to Republican
audiences, and I get the same enthusiastic responses from those
audiences as I get from Liberal college audiences. The only
difference is, is that the Republicans often
On 7/22/06, jdiebremse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course your found it intriguing. I am sure it is a very comforting
bedtime story that Democrats are smart and Republicans stupid, and
that if everyone had access to the truth, then we'd all be Democrats.
Aside from the fact that it wasn't
Gary Denton wrote:
Technically, 10,000 frozen embryos could be considered equal to 1,666
children considering the success rate of implantation. You could make
a case to rescue those instead of a hundred infants but in nearly all
foreseeable circumstance I wouldn't.
I don't consider frozen
JDG wrote:
Of course your found it intriguing. I am sure it is a very comforting
bedtime story that Democrats are smart and Republicans stupid, and
that if everyone had access to the truth, then we'd all be Democrats.
I don't think its a matter of smart or stupid as much as a tendency to
Dan wrote:
ionary..
RFK Jr's statement didn't adress this at all. I'd argue that both
Democrats and Republicans give half truths that favor their position.
It's not that RFK Jr. is a champion of truth against those lying
Republicans.
Have you looked at the poll RFK refered to?
Have you looked at the poll RFK refered to?
[http://astro.berkeley.edu/~aleroy/Report10_21_04.pdf]
That link is broken, but I've seen polls that indicate that sort of denial
of facts by Republicans. I also have seen it by Democrats. All it
indicates to me is that it is not unusual for folks
On 7/22/06, Brother John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gary Denton wrote:
Technically, 10,000 frozen embryos could be considered equal to 1,666
children considering the success rate of implantation. You could make
a case to rescue those instead of a hundred infants but in nearly all
foreseeable
On 22 Jul 2006, at 7:27PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you looked at the poll RFK refered to?
[http://astro.berkeley.edu/~aleroy/Report10_21_04.pdf]
That link is broken, but I've seen polls that indicate that sort of
denial
of facts by Republicans. I also have seen it by Democrats.
Dan wrote:
Have you looked at the poll RFK refered to?
[http://astro.berkeley.edu/~aleroy/Report10_21_04.pdf]
That link is broken,
Try this. http://zzpat.tripod.com/cvb/pipa.html
but I've seen polls that indicate that sort of denial of facts by
Republicans. I also have seen it by
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
difficult for non-citizens to vote. One example that I just read was the
opposition to a picture ID voting card, which requires proof of citizenship
to vote.
Requiring citizens to get an ID card from one single statewide office that is
never open, to be able to
On 7/22/06, Gary Denton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can say it's not human if you like, but genetically you are just
wrong. It is distinctly human and not of any other living species.
Furthermore, it is alive. If it were not, there would be no need to
kill it. --JWR
It is not a
On 7/22/06, The Fool [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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difficult for non-citizens to vote. One example that I just read was the
opposition to a picture ID voting card, which requires proof of
citizenship
to vote.
Requiring citizens to get an ID card from one single
On 22/07/2006, at 8:14 PM, Brother John wrote:
Now, I don't think it's wrong to say that human life starts at
conception, but I just think it's meaningless, as a zygote isn't
actually any more human than an ovum - it's still a single cell.
Sure, it's been given the infusion of extra DNA and
On 23/07/2006, at 12:07 AM, jdiebremse wrote:
This is, of course, an absurd hypothetical, sort of like the
questions we used to ask as a kid - would you rather slide down a
set of razors into a pool of rubbing alcohol or be burned alive?
Maybe so.
Anyhow, if one changes the example such
On 23/07/2006, at 2:50 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RFK Jr's statement didn't adress this at all. I'd argue that both
Democrats and Republicans give half truths that favor their
position. It's
not that RFK Jr. is a champion of truth against those lying
Republicans.
He certainly isn't.
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