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touchofjupiter @touchofjupiter (157) • United States 11 Jul 07

Many religious and otherwise good people feel that animals were made for man's consumption and companionship. Some say that people have a responsibility to treat animals kindly, but that animals do not have rights because they are...

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touchofjupiter Maximax8 -- I'm with you on this one!

22 Jul 07

touchofjupiter @touchofjupiter (157) • United States 11 Jul 07

Many religious and otherwise good people feel that animals were made for man's consumption and companionship. Some say that people have a responsibility to treat animals kindly, but that animals do not have rights because they are...

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touchofjupiter Sometimes, it takes an iron fist to fix the mental problems that humans have -- for hurting each other and the innocent creatures around them. Humans have destroyed their environment, killed off wild creatures so that HUNDREDS of wild creatures are put on the...

22 Jul 07

touchofjupiter @touchofjupiter (157) • United States 11 Jul 07

Many religious and otherwise good people feel that animals were made for man's consumption and companionship. Some say that people have a responsibility to treat animals kindly, but that animals do not have rights because they are...

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touchofjupiter AMEN. Well said!

20 Jul 07

touchofjupiter @touchofjupiter (157) • United States 11 Jul 07

Many religious and otherwise good people feel that animals were made for man's consumption and companionship. Some say that people have a responsibility to treat animals kindly, but that animals do not have rights because they are...

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touchofjupiter I don't see PETA people as being freaks, actually. I see people who abuse animals as being freaks and that they need to be treated with the harshness they inflict on the innocent.

20 Jul 07

touchofjupiter @touchofjupiter (157) • United States 14 Jul 07

Do pharmacists who, for religious reasons, do not believe in the use of the Plan B pill (morning after pill) have the right to refuse filling the prescription for the patient/client?

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touchofjupiter It is also the legal right of the individual to obtain the prescription, is it not? And a pharmacist is a professional person and no one really is asking them, per se, or even cares what their particular religious beliefs are. They are there to perform as a...

14 Jul 07

touchofjupiter @touchofjupiter (157) • United States 14 Jul 07

Do pharmacists who, for religious reasons, do not believe in the use of the Plan B pill (morning after pill) have the right to refuse filling the prescription for the patient/client?

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touchofjupiter I can see why a waiver for a child may be necessary ... because they are ingesting something that would affect their body and they are not of legal age to make that decision on their own. So, I guess I can see that for being a reason for refusal. Thanks for...

14 Jul 07

touchofjupiter @touchofjupiter (157) • United States 11 Jul 07

Many religious and otherwise good people feel that animals were made for man's consumption and companionship. Some say that people have a responsibility to treat animals kindly, but that animals do not have rights because they are...

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touchofjupiter Yaoyao918 -- Thank you for your response. I TOTALLY agree with you. But, I've had my head bitten off by some religious people saying that because animals "have no souls" that they are here only for our own use and consumption. I think this is absurd. What...

11 Jul 07

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touchofjupiter @touchofjupiter (157) • United States 10 Jul 07

Who has YOUR vote for the next president of the U.S. and WHY?

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touchofjupiter Stealthy -- I can respect your feelings. But, you have not mentioned WHY Hillary will NOT get your vote. What's the reasoning behind your decision?

11 Jul 07

maddysmommy @maddysmommy (16230) • United States 17 May 07

and just stare at them when they fall asleep? Do you look at their faces to see if they resemble you in any way? I often find myself doing this a lot, going over every inch of my sons face, looking to see what he has that looks...

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touchofjupiter OBviously, you cared what other people thought. That's why you asked the question. If you don't like the answers, don't ask the questions. Like looking for yourself in your child, you ALSO ONLY want to hear what you WANT To hear, too. NO apology necessary....

19 May 07

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