Plan B Forum

Yes, mostly, in dental we have dentists who put their wards to sleep and have funny sex with them, and doctors are either heroic or always checking out the nurses. But then I get my view from network television.

Call me a party pooper (because everyone needs one, you know), but I filed this under two rights can make a wrong.

Gob wrote:I had the pleasure of seeing the statue of David, he is magnificent (apart from having a tiny dick)

It may be on the small side, but it has stood the test of time.

Clearly, India needs a certain church from Kansas to show up at its doorstep.

I was never suggesting that there was not an effort like this to take care of people who fall between the cracks for whatever reason. However, for the benefit of our foreign friends, this article is hardly representative of healthcare in America, even for the poor or almost poor.

Everyone wants some type of reform, but the average person doesn't know what will help or not, and bad reform is worse than no reform. Congress whether run by the right or left almost never gets it correct when it tries to legislate in a political storm.

There is also in the U.S. a legal doctrine -- known variously as "alter ego," "piercing the corporate veil," "sham," and probably other terms -- which enables plaintiffs to blast through the walls of the corporate form and hold liable those who are ultimately responsible for the culpable conduct. T...

I don't know about the show proof of citizenship to get on the ballot (that sounds too dumb since every candidate has to do that at some point in the election), but after 15 years of waiting for the federal government to do one of its first priorities -- protecting the border -- I can be sympathetic...

@meric@nwom@n wrote:Apparently they are in LA.

Because if it is in the news it must be so because the media never exaggerates to make a story more salable.

Maybe in Aus. but not with our dollars. Actually, isn't that the point of insurance -- everyone pays because none of us know who is going to need it?

They'll find a way to make bland cool. Nice of you all to try this experiment for the rest of the world, though.

The problem with taking the assets, is that they are also being taken away from the innocent 99% of church goers and vast majority of priests, nuns, etc. I don't know the right answer, but the criminal courts can go after the actual wrongdoers. That may or may not include the Pope; I haven't seen en...

And if jumping to another timeline doesn't ruin your day, I don't know what will.

My understanding of the case is similar to BigRR's. If the legislature had done a better job at defining what is animal cruelty, the statute might have been upheld. It was the broad statute that was at issue, not the content of the video. It was an 8-1 decision, so there was a strong consensus that ...

According to the wiki article (fwiw), they have recently excepted flag desecration from their free speech protection. The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, of constitutional value, states, in its article 11: The free communication of thoughts and of opinions is one of the most pre...

Free speech is not absolute. People should have the privacy to bury their loved ones without whack jobs interfering.

First the damn Icelanders default on the money they owe, and just to add spite, they're now spewing ash all over their creditors. Tough lot, that bunch.