Fri 5 Jan, 2007 09:38 pm - By "less unexpected" I was refering to the fact that others would more likely know about the persons choice before they did the deed. Also, they could make a mandatory time period between... (view)
Thu 4 Jan, 2007 07:21 pm - This would also remind them to/give them a chance to do a will etc. Plus, it would be much less unexpectant if one were to commit suicide this way. Instead of walking into a room and seeing someone... (view)
Thu 4 Jan, 2007 07:14 pm - [QUOTE]it's Constitutionally legal: freedom of speech/press/petition/assembly/religion.[/QUOTE]
Exactly the point I would make. Freedom of speech, period. (view)
Thu 4 Jan, 2007 07:11 pm - That's a good article. I personnaly would go with the more honorable thing and folow the pledge throught the entire time, including the first 100 hours. Then again, I also believe that a... (view)
Thu 4 Jan, 2007 07:00 pm - Those people who wouldn't bother to take the test are also probably the people who wouldn't be able to pass it anyways, though. (view)
Wed 3 Jan, 2007 08:23 am - People will commit suicide whether others think it is wrong or not. They already do and there's not a very realistic way of making suicide illegal; it just wouldn't make sense. So,... (view)
Wed 3 Jan, 2007 08:19 am - I do believe in personal responsibility. However, accidents can and do happen. What if a certain couple were using not only condoms, but other forms of birth control as well and still ended up with... (view)
Wed 3 Jan, 2007 08:10 am - I realize that there are a lot of people of all ages interested in politics. I couldn't wait to be able to vote. It's just that there seem to be a lot of others who wouldn't expect... (view)
Wed 3 Jan, 2007 08:08 am - Just my observation. Don't mean any offense, but in order to better represent the book a better excerpt could have been posted. It could be a very interesting book, idk. As it is, I have way... (view)
