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gj_3239082 @gj_3239082 (13) • Hong Kong 5 Nov 06

China's -like democracy and US'S -like democracy which good?

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spaceprincess18 I like points from them both. I like that certain industries are regulated in China, like healthcare and education. I don't like that some basic freedoms aren't given to the citizens, like freedom of speech, the right to privacy, and the right to assemble.

6 Nov 06

rohan_001 @rohan_001 (180) • India 4 Nov 06

Hi guyskeep voating. WHO WILL BE THE SUPER POWER AT 2050 1. USA 2. UK 3. INDIA 4.RUSSIA 5.JAPAN if u r thinking anyother u can write but be practical.

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spaceprincess18 I think China has a good chance at it, but I don't think the Chinese governmet has that much interest in the actual politics of the rest of the world. I think if they did become the superpower nation they wouldn't do much with it. I think the lack of interest...

6 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

abortion

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spaceprincess18 They actually proven that the "twitch" from the fetus is just that, a twitch. A reaction of an undeveloped nervous system. What you spread is not truth, it is belief, rumor, and propoganda created by interest groups. Misinformations does no favors.

3 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 Why shouldn't it be? Isn't the mother the one sustaining its life for at least the first six months? Isn't the mother the one lending her body to it's potential growth? Nobody outside of the person carrying the baby understand the unique circumstance, the...

2 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 The murder count on only two if the baby is more than six months along and could possibly sustain life outside of the womb. It doesn't count for a four week old fetus that would not survive on it's own. I personally don't count that as taking life, because it...

2 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 Sorry, technical difficulties...

2 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 This isn't about "giving a voice" this is about being tolerant to others. You aren't doing any good running about calling people murderers and the like. You can't have dialougue with stopping to listen once in awhile.

2 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 This isn't about "giving a voice" this is about being tolerant to others. You aren't doing any good running about calling people murderers and the like. You can't have dialougue with stopping to listen once in awhile.

2 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 This isn't about "giving a voice" this is about being tolerant to others. You aren't doing any good running about calling people murderers and the like. You can't have dialougue with stopping to listen once in awhile.

2 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 This is about "giving a voice" this is about being tolerant to others. You aren't doing any good running about calling people murderers and the like. You can't have dialougue with stopping to listen once in awhile.

2 Nov 06

nabeela21 @nabeela21 (168) 1 Nov 06

who is scared of dieing?

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spaceprincess18 I do not fear death, because I know it is a part of life...That is not to say that I welcome and encourage it, just that I know my time will come just like everyone else's, and that is the way of existence.

1 Nov 06

kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 I must say, as good as it is to stand up for what you believe in, I don't think it's alright to push your beliefs onto others. Open dialogue, listening and understanding each other go much farther than just shouting your beliefs at people.

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kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 ...A mildly ironic statement. But what do we consider a life? A heartbeat? A breath? Conception? Everybody views life differently, and everybody should have the right to live their lives differently as well.

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kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 Like it or not, the US constitution only protects citizens of the United Sates, and defines a citizen as someone BORN in the United States. A fetus has not been born, and therefore does not have rights over the person who is already living. I get frustrated...

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kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 29 Oct 06

I am amazed at the number of people who list themselves as anti-abortion in these discussions. It feels like in the outside world (you know, the one outside of that window over there, remember it?) the pro-abortion movement makes...

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spaceprincess18 Actually, the jury is still out on whether or not a fetus can actually feel pain. I would think that without a central nervous system in place, it couldn't. Can it be dangerous? Yes, Can it be frightening? Yes, Can something with no nervous system feel pain?...

1 Nov 06

susanyip @susanyip (323) • China 27 Oct 06

Anyone here has visited China? Which cities you visited? Shanghai? Beijing? or...

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spaceprincess18 We may have driven through on the way to another place, but we didn't actually stay in your hometown. I do want to return to Hangzhou, so maybe then :) I forgot to mention that I spent some time up in Yellow Mountain (sorry, I don't know it's Chinese name) It...

1 Nov 06

ehans2 @ehans2 (309) • United States 20 Sep 06

and if so what part

country

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spaceprincess18 I have been to Ireland. It's now my favorite place in the world. I visited Dublin (super crowded) Belfast (Still very divided) Derry (Full of history) Newry (Very busy and fairly modern) Cross Maglen (Small, large military presence on both sides) and Armagh (I...

31 Oct 06

melody1011 @melody1011 (1663) • India 31 Oct 06

How many of you here have visited the Great Wall of China?? I have. I went to Beijing in 2005 and felt my trip would be incompleted without visiting this great wonder. It was an awesome trip. I climbed to the highest point from...

china

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spaceprincess18 I have been to the Great Wall. It was absolutely amazing...Unfortunately I had a terrible cold at the time and I did not have the strength to walk the whole thing. Oh well, I guess that means I shall have to return some day

31 Oct 06

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susanyip @susanyip (323) • China 27 Oct 06

Anyone here has visited China? Which cities you visited? Shanghai? Beijing? or...

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spaceprincess18 Sorry, I misspelled Hangzhou...lol

31 Oct 06

susanyip @susanyip (323) • China 27 Oct 06

Anyone here has visited China? Which cities you visited? Shanghai? Beijing? or...

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spaceprincess18 I have been to China. I went last summer to teach English. I spent time in Shanghai, Beijing, and Hanzhou. They are all amazing cities.

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