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Full Democracy [b]What is a Full Democracy? [/b] A Full Democracy is a government where everyone has a say in the laws, its Taxation, and international policies. This has been thought of being impossible due to the belief that we the people did not know what is best for us but we have come to a point in time where we could be able to do t…More…

Read: 162 | Comments: 2 | Ratings: 2 | Position: 59th | Author: OMF

Introduction: Correcting our path, Social mind [b]A manifesto of a 21st century mind[/b] Now to start this you must understand that everything written has been set because of the working mans need for a social reform again. First off the main goal of human kind should be to reach to the utopian social level Now the best way to achieve this is by having complete equali…More…

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"War" After reading a bit on the war and seeing some interviews/documentaries about it, I felt the need to write a bit about it and, for all its worth, yet another point of view on the internet. First and foremost, it's important to remember that I'm from the UK, and although I supported the war at first - I felt that poiltical stabili…More…

Read: 147 | Comments: 4 | Ratings: 0 | Position: 76th | Author: cheeseburgerftw

Problem Families Recently, the head of Barnados, Martin Narey said that children from problem families should be taken away as babies for their own safety: [b]From the Daily Mail Online (which I don't read)[/b] [i]The children of bad parents should be taken away as babies and offered for adoption, the head of a l…More…

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Revolution in the revolution. State The progressiveleft, the intellectuals in Burma has betrayed the Revolution, the emancipation of the dominated and disposessd , of it ordinary, its own people , since its Independence in 1948 from British Imperialism. Though through separation from the British Indian Empire , in 1937, it has still, . even now (2009) at the da…More…

Read: 119 | Comments: 1 | Ratings: 0 | Position: 100th | Author: bodhi

APPENDIX 3: Miscellaneous thoughts These are not yet categorised, or do not deserve their own page in the manifesto yet. Since I don't blog it can be hard to remember what I've said on a given topic, so forum posts and comments are going to be pasted in here from now on. ON MEDIA AND THE BBC I am pro-Freedom of the Press. That means, freedom to roam, freedom to report…More…

Read: 112 | Comments: 0 | Ratings: 0 | Position: 109th | Author: unionfires

Racial Tensions in America With the arrest and recently announced dropped charges against renowned black Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., the world seems to be once again entrenched in the subject of racial prejudice. Actually that’s a bit of a stretch. I seem to recall another semi-important event that may have helped bring the spotlight back on race before …More…

Read: 160 | Comments: 2 | Ratings: 1 | Position: 63rd | Author: legalmatch

Yet Another Court Agrees: Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism Autism is a bad thing. Most people agree on that. For parents of children with autism, the fact that its causes are not fully understood can add frustration to an already difficult situation. The highest court in Maryland recently ruled that expert testimony suggesting a link between vaccines and autism cannot be admitted under the relevant le…More…

Read: 74 | Comments: 0 | Ratings: 0 | Position: 155th | Author: legalmatch

A liking for ignorance redgirrl raises a good question in her page [url=http://www.lawsloop.com/manifesto.php?name=redgirrl&page=1452]Education, the Kennedys, futility?[/url]. She asks what can be done about those who want to remain ignorant, and do not want to learn. The first issue is how you decide whether som…More…

Read: 77 | Comments: 0 | Ratings: 0 | Position: 153rd | Author: ozymandius

Education, the Kennedys, futility? One of my coworkers, a 34-year old woman, had no idea who JFK, RFK or Ted Kennedy where when I mentioned Ted Kennedy's death in conversation last Thursday. No clue. And we live in DALLAS. Idiot. She says history is boring. I attempted to educate her, but didn't try too hard as my mind had gone numb when I heard she had never hear…More…

Read: 197 | Comments: 9 | Ratings: 2 | Position: 36th | Author: redgirrl