Polite Political Discussion- is it Possible? An Experiment.

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Politics
Polite Political Discussion- is it Possible? An Experiment.

An SI Board Since July 2006

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1145	Not in my experience - folks with 100x more to worry about than we ever will don	Dale Baker	8/22/2006
1144	I never considered that. OK That's a new one. Let me think about it... I	epicure	8/22/2006
1143	Maybe folks get so scared about their neighbors they can't get it up? ;<	Dale Baker	8/22/2006
1142	And gay marriage isn't going to stop heterosexuals from procreating. I find	epicure	8/22/2006
1141	Procreation outside marriage has grown substantially the last several years. Ma	Dale Baker	8/22/2006
1140	<i>Do we have a population problem in the US?</i> Depends on whethe	KonKilo	8/22/2006
1139	writ.news.findlaw.com I can't spend that much time looking for such a case-	epicure	8/22/2006
1138	Can you provide an example of federally upheld discrimination against a group wi	Dale Baker	8/22/2006
1137	It depends. You can discriminate even against a protected class if your interes	epicure	8/22/2006
1136	State-level discrimination against the genetically "defective" would b	Dale Baker	8/22/2006
1135	There is more of a compelling interest in regulating people with defective genes	epicure	8/22/2006
1134	Legal discrimination has always been OK except for certain carved out exceptions	Bread Upon The Water	8/22/2006
1133	Do we have a population problem in the US? I thought the problems were in the l	epicure	8/22/2006
1132	<i>...the rulings in New York and Washington found that the state had a “l	KonKilo	8/22/2006
1131	Highly important news: Hoist a glass high: Longhorns rule as top party school B	epicure	8/22/2006
1130	The record is "straight". You'd have to be kind of out of it not	epicure	8/22/2006
1129	Just to keep the record straight, the state of Washington ultimately (2006) foun	J. C. Dithers	8/22/2006
1128	Only because the supreme court has not declared it a fundamental right. But I t	epicure	8/22/2006
1127	As a legal issue--as I am sure as member of Bar you are aware--the states are le	Bread Upon The Water	8/22/2006
1126	Capitalism Creeps into Havana The nation's capital is part modern metropolis	Ron	8/21/2006
1125	I don't have to give you any more reason than- "It's not good to di	epicure	8/21/2006
1124	<i>Did you mean to limit your comments about sex to just gay sex?</i>	J. C. Dithers	8/21/2006
1123	It is both mine and our society's definition. If you can convince a majorit	Brumar89	8/21/2006
1122	Thanks. Survivors pension benefits, SS benefits, tax deductions. That's ki	Brumar89	8/21/2006
1121	Many courts allowed discrimination against black people. That courts often buy	epicure	8/21/2006

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