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A Neutral Corner

An SI Board Since September 2005

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1378	Maybe it was "nuance". Or is that nit-picking? :) But they real	TimF	-	11/2/2005
1377	If the vaccine is non-mandatory they probably wouldn't be telling you, or me	epicure	-	11/2/2005
1376	<i>In fact if they succeed in keeping it non-mandatory they are increasing	Lane3	-	11/2/2005
1375	It isn't up to Focus on the Family, or any other group to dictate to you how	TimF	-	11/2/2005
1374	It is unfortunate that Derek did not resist the temptation to respond in kind af	Constant Reader	-	11/2/2005
1373	Some people still are, I am sure ;-).	Constant Reader	-	11/2/2005
1372	<i>Oh, also the vaccine isn't effective on women who are already sexua	Lane3	-	11/2/2005
1371	Some people were against polio vaccine.	Peter Dierks	-	11/1/2005
1370	ROTFLMAO I brought that up to my wife when Bill Bennett was being crucified. Sh	Peter Dierks	-	11/1/2005
1369	But they might get sick from the meat of those who are fouling the sidewalks in	Peter Dierks	-	11/1/2005
1368	If calling your debating counterpart "certifiable" is your idea of <	Ilaine	-	11/1/2005
1367	And- there are many more than one type of HPV. If I read corrrectly while skimmi	Rambi	-	11/1/2005
1366	If the vaccine is for "HPV (human papillomavirus), which is a known to be &	Lane3	-	11/1/2005
1365	WEll, you have sent me off on a quest- first about the Pap test: <i>Unfor	Rambi	-	11/1/2005
1364	It seems to me that there are so many good reasons to object to mandatory vaccin	Lane3	-	11/1/2005
1363	Mandatory is a legitimate concern. Equating this with condom distribution or the	Constant Reader	-	11/1/2005
1362	I'm not sure if I "get" this issue. Do we now have an epidemic of	Lane3	-	11/1/2005
1361	For some reason, it reminds me of the "niggardly" controversy in Washi	Constant Reader	-	11/1/2005
1360	Echos of condom education. Remember how that was going to increase promiscuity?	Rambi	-	11/1/2005
1359	This is an interesting issue with lots of facets. Ya gotta wonder about someone	Lane3	-	11/1/2005
1358	I hope this doesn't mean you are leaving here for good or anything like that	Constant Reader	-	11/1/2005
1357	I ran across this article on the cervical cancer vaccine this morning. I can'	Constant Reader	-	11/1/2005
1356	Maybe a few peregrine falcons would help. Big ones.	ManyMoose	-	11/1/2005
1355	This is meant to be a refuge for <i>congenial discussion.</i> While	Constant Reader	-	11/1/2005
1354	<i>You're off your rocker, CB.</i> Derek, at this point in time	Lane3	-	11/1/2005

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