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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 24 Feb 07

When historians look back at the arab world in the 20th century, what will they say it contributed to the world. The West has made amazing strides in aviation, medicine, technology, and civil rights in the twentieth century. East...

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Destiny007 Hmmm, let's see. They pointed out some architectural flaws in some of our buildings, and given us reason to build new ones better. They demonstrated that anyone can master the art of flying, at least while in-flight. I think they are a bit weak on the...

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 24 Feb 07

When historians look back at the arab world in the 20th century, what will they say it contributed to the world. The West has made amazing strides in aviation, medicine, technology, and civil rights in the twentieth century. East...

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Markod I agree with the greneral prognosis here, but I would also like to add my belief that very little contribution has been made to the world by Africa, either in terms of tecnologocal advancement, or intelectual cntributions. In fact, the whole continent has...

25 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 24 Feb 07

When historians look back at the arab world in the 20th century, what will they say it contributed to the world. The West has made amazing strides in aviation, medicine, technology, and civil rights in the twentieth century. East...

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shay3434 I think that the Islam today is infected by the Islamic terror, which only damaged the world and doesn't do anything helpful. there is a website that count the number of Jewish Nobel prize winners, and Muslims Nobel prize winners. the statistic: Jews:...

25 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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4ftfingers conservativeartist, i agree with what you say. the government would be ousted if we left. but that's not our problem now. and i don't mean that in an incompassionate way, just it is a country's right to adopt it's own government of their own choosing, rather...

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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4ftfingers sorry destiny, it just seemed that the way you said here's a question was a bit demanding and i felt like you were gonna start an argument like we've had before, i'd much rather talk about it than argue about it, so am sorry i jumped the gun. reading what...

25 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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Destiny007 Here is a question then. If the Quaran does not allow them to attack anybody, then what was the deal with 9-11? How about all the other places where we were attacked not only previously at the WTC but also everywhere else. Since when is a boat that is...

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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MrCoolantSpray We've got problems here, that's true. But letting terrorists attack US MILITARY structures (you haven't forgotten that the 9/11 attacks included the Pentagon, have you?) is a bigger problem than expensive health care or the price of gas. People dying at the...

25 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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lovesfreedom I disagree about making those who have loved ones in the military happy. My husband is military and I hate to think about him being there again without the needed support. The surge is meant to keep areas secure after they have been swept. Not having enough...

25 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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4ftfingers i agree but i don't beleive that iraqi people don't want democracy. just that what works for us doesn't necissarily work for everyone else, seperation of church and state etc, we cant force that on them. not all islamists want to rule the world, there are...

21 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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smrohitsm A troop reduction or cancelling the troop surge will be seen as a begining of victory by the militants. If US pulls out now or without ensuring a stable and strong government in Iraq, then Americans should get ready to loose business outside USA. As terrorists...

20 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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kathy77 Yes I heard this on the news that they have opposed the troop surge plan. I think that this resolution has mainly come from the people opposing the increase, as so many of the families have lost family members to this war. I do think that the world will think...

20 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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MrCoolantSpray If I were in charge of a terrorist cell, I'd personall write a thank you note to almost every democratic politician in Washington, because they're fighting the US soldiers better than the insurgents. All the politicians' actions say to the world is that...

20 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 17 Feb 07

The house recently passed a resolution opposing the troop surge plan before it even had a chance to succeed. How would the world view this resolution? What conclusions might the world draw about America based on this resolution...

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Smith2028 Speaking for myself and myself only, I think these kinds of resolutions are a waste of time. It is a nonbinding resolution that only amounts to a "stern talking to" if you will. Besides sending the wrong message to our troops this resolution also...

20 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 7 Feb 07

I heard a snippet on the news today that a city councilman in Aurora, CO is trying to introduce a citywide ban on smoking in a car when a...

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mbarryton i myself am a smoker and have been for 15 yrs. i respect people in public places they dont smoke. but in my home and in my car that i bought no one has the right to tell me or any other smoker what we can or can not do in them. alot of things in my opinion...

9 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 7 Feb 07

I heard a snippet on the news today that a city councilman in Aurora, CO is trying to introduce a citywide ban on smoking in a car when a...

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sbeauty Since it has been proven that secondhand smoke is very damaging to little lungs, I can't imagine how a parent can smoke near their child. I always made my husband go outside, and that was almost 30 years ago. A child can develop chronic lung problems which...

9 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 7 Feb 07

I heard a snippet on the news today that a city councilman in Aurora, CO is trying to introduce a citywide ban on smoking in a car when a...

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LightninStrike I don't think it should be illegal. I am not a smoker anymore but i think it's a shame to see the persecution agasint smokers. When we talk about firearms people who want to have them always claim that they have the right, and that there isone important thing...

9 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 7 Feb 07

I heard a snippet on the news today that a city councilman in Aurora, CO is trying to introduce a citywide ban on smoking in a car when a...

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charlazio here in rome, i see people smoking while their cradling a new born infant in their arms! that said, the govt needs to stop trying to regulate everyone's lives. i mean, look at the generation that grew up in the fifties, mom was drinking booze, smoking,...

9 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 4 Feb 07

Should there be a national sales tax on all goods purchased in the US, instead of an income tax? My thought is yes, a flat, national sales tax would bring in more revenue, and be MUCH easier on all of us. What do you think?...

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kathy77 Well you had best be careful as we have both in Australia, we pay a gst which is a tax on everything that we purchase which is 10% of the product and also an income tax. So I do not think that you really want both, it does bring up the revenue though for the...

7 Feb 07

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ConservativeArtist @ConservativeArtist (201) • United States 7 Feb 07

I heard a snippet on the news today that a city councilman in Aurora, CO is trying to introduce a citywide ban on smoking in a car when a...

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trinidadvelasco It is logical to ban cigarette smoking in cars because, you can imagine that the car gets filled up with smoke which poses danger to one's health. We know that children are still building up their bodies and defenses and exposure to this dangerous smoke will...

7 Feb 07

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