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JackofallChems
If I wanted to disclose my identity, I'd be posting with my real name. Since I'm not, anything posted with this screenname is to be treated as a personal view that is given to the public for educational purposes only - and it does not represent the views of my profession, my employer, my family, my extended family, anyone that I've met on the street, family pets, inanimate objects within view of my computer, etc. (and yes, insulting other people's ideas and chosen way of life is educational - if the direct subject of the insult doesn't learn it, onlookers stand a very good chance of figuring out that they should find some other way to think, act or believe so that they won't wind up as preposterous as the individual who was originally insulted)
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Obama rebukes McCain camp on terrorism criticism
Politics – A defiant Barack Obama said Tuesday he would take no lectures from Republicans on which candidate would keep the U.S. safer, a sharp rebuke to John McCain's aides who said the Democrat had a naive, Sept. 10 mind-set toward terrorism.
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Property must cut carbon footprint faster: U.N.
Real Estate – The global property industry could pay a high price for moving too slowly to shrink its colossal carbon footprint, a report to a United Nations conference on the environment said on Wednesday.
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Inflation pressures ease despite food price jump
Money – Inflation pressures eased a bit in April despite the biggest jump in food prices in 18 years.
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Hundreds Of Detainees Are Drugged For Deportation
Do No Evil – The U.S. government has injected hundreds of foreigners it has deported with dangerous psychotropic drugs against their will to keep them sedated during the trip back to their home country, according to medical records, internal documents and interviews with people who have been drugged.
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WSJ: Maybe Americans Should Start Stockpiling Food
Food – I don't want to alarm anybody, but maybe it's time for Americans to start stockpiling food.
This story has mostly positive ratings. 62 votes / 4 sinks
History Lessons: Madison, Jefferson and the Fall of Rome
Do No Evil – In her recent speech at the Conference on World Affairs, Rachel Maddow cited James Madison's warning about the unitary executive: The propensity of an unchecked executive branch to lean toward war in opposition to a legislature more likely to debate the issue before moving toward conflict.
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Catholic Priests May Face Death Penalty
Religion – With the upcoming decision by the Supreme Court as to whether or not capital punishment should be imposed for child rape, one has to ponder if that brand of justice will be applied evenly to all offenders, including the numerous Catholic Predator Priests hidden and moved by the Church in order to hide their crimes.
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Report: Most Americans Glum on Financial Progress
Money – Offering the gloomiest assessment of personal economic progress in close to half a century, a new survey has found that most Americans think they have not made economic progress over the past five years, as their incomes have stagnated and they have increasingly borrowed money to finance their lifestyles.
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Student Busts Biased Textbook
Books – Talk about a civics lesson: A high-school senior has raised questions about political bias in a popular textbook on U.S. government, and legal scholars and top scientists say the teen's criticism is well-founded.
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Girl Dies From Diabetes After Parents Pray for Healing
Health & Fitness – An 11-year-old girl died after her parents prayed for healing rather than seek medical help for a treatable form of diabetes, police said Tuesday.
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Penalty for pharmacist's refusal upheld
News – A state appeals court upheld sanctions Tuesday against a pharmacist who refused to dispense birth control pills to a woman and wouldn't transfer her prescription elsewhere. The 3rd District Court of Appeals ruled that the punishment the state Pharmacy Examining Board handed down against pharmacist Neil Noesen did not violate his constitutional rights.
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The Bush Chickens are Coming Home to Roost
Money – The President and Vice President clearly hoped that they could pass the wreckage of their eight years in office on to the next president and run off to retirement and senior stateeman status before it all blew up, but their luck ran out. The economic s&*t has hit the fan.
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Conscientious Objectors
Do No Evil – "No, you cannot have my body to fight your war...do what you will with me!" The indomitable force born from one courageous act is more powerful than a thousand screaming voices. The conscientious objector must make some hard choices.
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Va. Tech families protest state gun law
News – Survivors and families of the victims of the Virginia Tech shootings faced off Monday against gun-rights advocates over a bill that would prevent criminals and the mentally ill from buying firearms at gun shows.
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Stereotypes and Prejudice at Propeller. Com
Do No Evil – Personal attacks, racial epithets, and a host of stereotypes are not uncommon at Propeller. What does it take to stay above the fray? "Prejudices are rarely overcome by argument; not being founded in reason they cannot be destroyed by logic." Tyron Edwards once said. So where do we go from here?
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