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I don't give a sh*t if she's gay. It has no relevance. being gay is not a disease, is not a crime, is not a smear, is not a sin. and just because she's not married doesn't mean she's gay. There are many straight single people in this world. There are also asexuals (people who don't pursue...

Does Canada have legislation protecting animals from inhumane slaughter, similar to the one passed in the United States? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humane_Slaughter_Act

Obama, a former professor of constitutional law at Chicago State University, signs executive order that no funds shall be used for abortion. The language of the executive order contradicts the language in the legislation. Obama knows damn well that his "executive order" is meaningless because...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/06/24/obama-open-to-individual_n_220291.html "Obama acknowledged is thinking has evolved since the days of the campaign." What BULLSH**** He promised he would oppose it and directly broke his promise right after getting elected.

At a fast food resturaunt, sometimes they have restrooms designed for one-person-only...... but sometimes they have public restrooms........ if it's a public restroom, that can hold multiple people....... then I shouldn't knock. but I'm not sure which kind it is......so I knock just to be...

Is a "master's of higher education" geared more towards the Administration Services of a College as opposed to Teaching?

Obama, a former professor of constitutional law at Chicago State University, signs executive order that no funds shall be used for abortion. The language of the executive order contradicts the language in the legislation. Obama knows damn well that his "executive order" is meaningless because...

The major lgbt civil rights groups have insisted we wait until 2012. but the collection of signatures continues for 2010: http://www.advocate.com/News/Daily_News/2010/03/22/Prop_8_Repeal_Effort_Collects_ESignatures/ They need a total of 700,000 signatures by April 12. Anyone know how close...

...still in the news? http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/13/world/americas/13iht-13olmert.19303997.html

What can I sell? It is better to rent a store or sell on ebay?

hunting would only be a "sport" if the animal had a gun too. and studies suggest that fish feel pain when they are caught.

It's significantly more difficult for entry-level individuals to find jobs than it is for experienced individuals to find jobs. http://www.buffalonews.com/2009/12/21/901042/recent-college-graduates-feel.html Would you support allowing recent grads to be eligible for unemployment benefits...

Republican Governor Bob McDonnell directed state agencies to protect gays from employment discrimination. http://www.newsplex.com/home/headlines/87265972.html Republicans: Do you agree with that decision? Yes or No?

...discrimination: Your thoughts? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/10/mcdonnel-overrides-ag-cuc_n_494086.html Before this mess began........... Gays were protected from discrimination, whether it be employment or student enrollment, in public colleges and universities. The bigoted...

Both are important. Not everyone who receives public assistance is abusing drugs. Some are honestly just having rough times at no fault of their own.

Either pass it or drop it. It's ridiculous for congress to be investing this much time on health care. The focus should be on the economy and civil rights, not health care. What they're proposing to do with health care isn't even going to make much difference. -no public option -no medicare...

you're gonna win the 2010 elections? Is the Democratic party still going to win the 2010 congressional races now that they failed to pass health care reform? There isn't going to be any public option............... what's left of the bill is basically a field day for insurance companies. How...

A repeal of prop 8 is expected to be put on the ballot in 2012. June or November? I don't know. Which do you think it will be? Meanwhile, we have a federal lawsuit challenging Prop 8 that could likely reach the Supreme Court. The initial trial begins January 11, 2010. Then it goes to...

I notice in some Supreme Court cases, like Brown v. Board of Education for example, wikipedia says, "Argued December 9, 1952 Reargued December 8, 1953" reargued??? Wasn't the 1st time good enough? Why do they have to argue twice? and why did they have to wait an entire year to argue again?

I read articles saying "Justice Stevens is planning to retire at the end of this term." "this term will be his last term." How long is a "term" ? a year? and which month does each term begin? January? June? August?