...word in the English language. Or in *any* language. At the moment the activity takes place, there is no consent between two people. The law should only press charges if the once living victim is dead or incapacitated - in this case she is at the moment, but will she be in the future?   Does not matter. Should all criminals be released because their behavior would one day be ruled legal? The...

... between two people. The law should only press charges if the once living victim is dead or incapacitated - in this case she is at the moment, but will she be in the future?   Does... situation, of course based only on the victim's desire for "justice" if he or she is alive and not incapacitated, but further, how do you measure how much punishment a day in jail is? Further, our government is currently committing vast...

... of movement disorders is lower. But they, too, can cause sedation, and they contribute to weight gain and diabetes. Used correctly, the drugs do have a role in treating some seriously demented patients, who may be incapacitated by paranoia or are self-destructive or violent. Taking the edge off the behavior can keep them safe and living at home, rather than in a nursing home. If patients are prescribed an antipsychotic, it should be a...

... the strongest word in the English language. Or in *any* language. At the moment the activity takes place, there is no consent between two people. The law should only press charges if the once living victim is dead or incapacitated - in this case she is at the moment, but will she be in the future?   Does not matter. Should all criminals be released because their behavior would one day be ruled legal? The man may have acted ...

... sex with an unconscious person could be considered criminal if they later decided they were violated, the woman in this case may consent if she ever wakes up. The law should only press charges if the once living victim is dead or incapacitated - in this case she is at the moment, but will she be in the future? The man may have acted out of love, the wife may be happy he got sex. Will it serve HER to destroy her husband? Furthermore, ...

...tr...@invalid.net> wrote: Curt wrote: On Sep 16, 8:03 am, zst...@nospamusa.com (Zaroc Stone) wrote: What Makes People Vote Republican? Fear. Blinding, knee-trembling, totally incapacitating fear. Fear of Negroes. But it was Dems who oppressed them: What does that have to do with the well-documented Republican fear of everything? Feel free to provide that documentation But here's something...

On Sep 16, 3:37 pm, Pteranodon <tr...@invalid.net> wrote: Curt wrote: On Sep 16, 8:03 am, zst...@nospamusa.com (Zaroc Stone) wrote: What Makes People Vote Republican? Fear. Blinding, knee-trembling, totally incapacitating fear. Fear of Negroes. But it was Dems who oppressed them: What does that have to do with the well-documented Republican fear of everything? Curt

... di espressione stitica, noiosa ed interminabile come e piu' del nulla che la sostiene. Non vedo molto che sostenga i TUOI discorsi... ... a parte lo sbandieramento, direi pure il vanaglorioso vanto, della tua incapacità di comprendere compositori la cui musica, peraltro, è di particolare immediatezza. Fai pena nel modo in cui rendi così ovvi e manifesti i tuoi limiti. Nel caso della garbage collection, ti sei spento non appena ti...

Curt wrote: On Sep 16, 8:03 am, zst...@nospamusa.com (Zaroc Stone) wrote: What Makes People Vote Republican? Fear. Blinding, knee-trembling, totally incapacitating fear. Fear of Negroes. But it was Dems who oppressed them: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1383873/posts Under oath in court, the Democratic Party was forced to tell the truth about the party's racist past and the harm that party caused to ...

On Sep 16, 8:03 am, zst...@nospamusa.com (Zaroc Stone) wrote: What Makes People Vote Republican? Fear. Blinding, knee-trembling, totally incapacitating fear. Fear of Negroes. Fear of Terrorists. Fear of Black Helicopters. Fear of women. Fear of Mexicans. Fear of education. Fear and nothing else. Curt