A dr that gives medicine to someone who isnt sick would have his license yanked or better yet be jailed.
Nancy doesnt need medicine for what someone several generations removed from her did to someone who isnt alive today.
Anybody else sick of the supposed race issue?
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A dr that gives medicine to someone who isnt sick would have his license yanked or better yet be jailed.
Nancy doesnt need medicine for what someone several generations removed from her did to someone who isnt alive today.
That does seem to be a difficulty. How does one draw that line?
ok doser
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but he got the approval of the electorate in november 64, when he was acting president
rex said:
maybe later
No real complaints with those comments. And I'm not overly invested in the wider universe that was created but I know many are so I wish they would have stuck to it more.
Screen. :noid:On the screen or by cab?lain:
No complaints about him, just don't care for the story.
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Children can't pursue their own happiness. Should a parent pursue their own at the expense of a child's?
I'm not jumping on board with everything ClimateSanity is saying but the idea that parents may need to put the welfare of their children before their own should be taken seriously. I tend to think there are a lot of parents that don't which can end up perpetuating the same problems and unhappiness.
I just think it's a bit discordant to say at one moment that this country is founded on the pursuit of happiness, and then to place a whole bunch of unrealistic constraints on the form that can take.
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
what kind of a retard would say that this country was founded on the pursuit of happiness? :freak:
A person who becomes President due to temporary disability of the President is an acting President. If the disability is permanent, such as by death in office, he's the full President.
Johnson didn't wait for the election to begin pushing his ideas. The Food Stamp Act was passed in August of 1964. And he announced the War on Poverty in January of 1964, ten months before the election.
Give it some thought.
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
It's certainly not. But I think it's a little bit strange to impose a bunch of conditions, including some that are literally impossible.
define and be specific, of what conditions there are imposed on the right to pursuit something. (you might want to read the definition of the word, i dont think you understand its meaning)
Such as?
Such as the list of demands CS had on how women should order their lives, to get right to the point of it.
Thankfully women HAVE the right to shrug off the demands of others and make decisions for themselves. That won't be changing.
A child's well being should always come first ... and in many cases, that means taking them out of an unhealthy and even dangerous living environment.
I don't think what he said is that severe. His comments were mostly in the context of families.
Sure. I didn't mean to imply that the child's welfare is always best served by staying in the relationship. But rex's comment was about the woman pursuing her own happiness which, when she has a child, may take the backseat. And the same goes for a father.
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
i believe thehorn (or maybe purex) was making the argument that a woman's pursuit of happiness should trump an unborn child's right to life
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