What limits on freedom are essential to maintaining life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?
Q. A lot of people seem to think that limits on freedom is repressive. However, yelling that there is a fire in a theater when there is not a fire is a valid limit on the freedom of speech. What other limits do you think are essential?
Asked by Jonathan R - Wed Dec 31 07:04:37 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your example is good, but what about in business? When government guards our health and working conditions from unscrupulous employers, they are limiting a freedom to conduct their business as they want. It is a parallel to protecting us from dangerous or harmful products. Think about food quality at the end of the 1800's, and early 1900's. Limits should be open to voters, and not be exclusively done by government. Too much power has been given to the government and not enough retained by the people, who the government is supposed to be representing, not controlling.
Answered by Matthew R - Sun Jan 4 06:26:55 2009
Q. A lot of people seem to think that limits on freedom is repressive. However, yelling that there is a fire in a theater when there is not a fire is a valid limit on the freedom of speech. What other limits do you think are essential?
Asked by Jonathan R - Wed Dec 31 07:04:37 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your example is good, but what about in business? When government guards our health and working conditions from unscrupulous employers, they are limiting a freedom to conduct their business as they want. It is a parallel to protecting us from dangerous or harmful products. Think about food quality at the end of the 1800's, and early 1900's. Limits should be open to voters, and not be exclusively done by government. Too much power has been given to the government and not enough retained by the people, who the government is supposed to be representing, not controlling.
Answered by Matthew R - Sun Jan 4 06:26:55 2009
What are some quotes about freedom in the novel Brave new world to represent the World states freedom and John?
Q. There is one in particular by Lenina that is something like we have the Freedom to be happy or something... Please include page numbers!
Asked by Emily - Mon May 4 16:27:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have not read Brave New World but here are a number of sites that should help you with it.
Answered by Imaka - Thu May 7 13:28:01 2009
Q. There is one in particular by Lenina that is something like we have the Freedom to be happy or something... Please include page numbers!
Asked by Emily - Mon May 4 16:27:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have not read Brave New World but here are a number of sites that should help you with it.
Answered by Imaka - Thu May 7 13:28:01 2009
How much freedom does the mother cat need?
Q. Is it wise to keep your cat locked in a room with her kittens (5 days old) or will she be needing more freedom? (I have 2 Jack russels and do not want them to go and interfere with them). I do give her lots of attention and let her walk around when I get home from work until she wants to go back to her litter. Any advice?
Asked by nats.1983 - Tue Apr 10 14:39:28 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I beleive that you are doing exactly waht needs to be done to keep momma cat and her kittens safe and stress-free. Moreover, you are giving momma cat several "breaks" during the day with time just with you and to roam on her own around the house. Good job!
Answered by Phoebhart - Tue Apr 10 16:29:25 2007
Q. Is it wise to keep your cat locked in a room with her kittens (5 days old) or will she be needing more freedom? (I have 2 Jack russels and do not want them to go and interfere with them). I do give her lots of attention and let her walk around when I get home from work until she wants to go back to her litter. Any advice?
Asked by nats.1983 - Tue Apr 10 14:39:28 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I beleive that you are doing exactly waht needs to be done to keep momma cat and her kittens safe and stress-free. Moreover, you are giving momma cat several "breaks" during the day with time just with you and to roam on her own around the house. Good job!
Answered by Phoebhart - Tue Apr 10 16:29:25 2007
What freedoms listed in America's freedom documents have you lost since Obama has been President?
Q. I assumed everybody would know what I was talking about when I asked this question the last time so nobody was able to answer it. In public school we were thought America's freedom documents were the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Please post which document the freedoms you lost if any it is listed in.
Asked by Mr. Wolf - Sun Mar 14 09:48:43 2010 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What a surprise. No on can actually give you an answer. The day Obama became president they started with this talking point.
Answered by Greg - Sun Mar 14 09:58:44 2010
Q. I assumed everybody would know what I was talking about when I asked this question the last time so nobody was able to answer it. In public school we were thought America's freedom documents were the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Please post which document the freedoms you lost if any it is listed in.
Asked by Mr. Wolf - Sun Mar 14 09:48:43 2010 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What a surprise. No on can actually give you an answer. The day Obama became president they started with this talking point.
Answered by Greg - Sun Mar 14 09:58:44 2010
Why does limited freedom of speech work in different countires?
Q. Well this is for my HW, and I can't think on this because I've grown up in 2 countries where there is freedom of speech. So I thought I should ask to get some answers. Thanks By this I mean what is the benefit of Limited Freedom Of Speech.
Asked by King James - Mon Sep 14 20:40:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When it starts to fail the governing power just starts killing until it starts working again.
Answered by wise owl - Mon Sep 14 20:53:30 2009
Q. Well this is for my HW, and I can't think on this because I've grown up in 2 countries where there is freedom of speech. So I thought I should ask to get some answers. Thanks By this I mean what is the benefit of Limited Freedom Of Speech.
Asked by King James - Mon Sep 14 20:40:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When it starts to fail the governing power just starts killing until it starts working again.
Answered by wise owl - Mon Sep 14 20:53:30 2009
What did the freedom of the seas laws afford US ships during the war?
Q. What did the freedom of the seas laws afford US ships during the war? Please, help me ?
Asked by SkaterB - Thu Apr 9 16:37:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Which War ?? Admiralty Law affected and was a partial cause for the War of 1812... the English Navy was kidnapping American sailors of English-descent and pressing them into service. The 'freedom of the seas' concept, dating from the 17th century: stated that national rights were limited to a specified belt of water extending from a nation's coastlines, usually three nautical miles, according to the 'cannon shot' rule developed by the Dutch jurist Cornelius van Bynkershoek. All waters beyond national boundaries were considered international waters free to all nations, but belonging to none of them (the mare liberum principle promulgated by Grotius). Later, Freedom of the seas was one of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points… [cont.]
Answered by mariner31 - Thu Apr 9 17:38:33 2009
Q. What did the freedom of the seas laws afford US ships during the war? Please, help me ?
Asked by SkaterB - Thu Apr 9 16:37:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Which War ?? Admiralty Law affected and was a partial cause for the War of 1812... the English Navy was kidnapping American sailors of English-descent and pressing them into service. The 'freedom of the seas' concept, dating from the 17th century: stated that national rights were limited to a specified belt of water extending from a nation's coastlines, usually three nautical miles, according to the 'cannon shot' rule developed by the Dutch jurist Cornelius van Bynkershoek. All waters beyond national boundaries were considered international waters free to all nations, but belonging to none of them (the mare liberum principle promulgated by Grotius). Later, Freedom of the seas was one of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points… [cont.]
Answered by mariner31 - Thu Apr 9 17:38:33 2009
How do you make freedom toast?
Q. Does anyone have a recipe for this? I don't mean French toast, by the way (who would want to eat THAT anyway?). I mean the good old fashioned patriotic American breakfast known as freedom toast. If someone could tell me how to make this great all-American delicacy, that would be most appreciated. By the way, God Bless America.
Asked by namegoesherelol - Wed Aug 22 00:33:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. God Bless America!!! Peaches 'n Cream Freedom Toast (6 servings) Printable Version * 10 to 12 slices white bread * crusts removed * 3 eggs * 2 cups half & half * 1/2 cup granulated sugar * 1 teaspoon vanilla * Filling: * 8 ounces cream cheese - softened (regular or light) * 1/4 cup granulated sugar * 1 egg * 1 teaspoon vanilla * 2 to 3 fresh peaches or one 16-ounce can of drained peach halves Arrange half of bread in bottom of greased 11 x 7-inch glass baking dish. In separate bowl, beat eggs, half & half, sugar, and vanilla. In another bowl, beat together all filling ingredients except for peaches and set aside. Pour 1/2 of egg and half & half mixture on bread in bottom of dish. Pour all of… [cont.]
Answered by who..me - Wed Aug 22 00:44:03 2007
Q. Does anyone have a recipe for this? I don't mean French toast, by the way (who would want to eat THAT anyway?). I mean the good old fashioned patriotic American breakfast known as freedom toast. If someone could tell me how to make this great all-American delicacy, that would be most appreciated. By the way, God Bless America.
Asked by namegoesherelol - Wed Aug 22 00:33:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. God Bless America!!! Peaches 'n Cream Freedom Toast (6 servings) Printable Version * 10 to 12 slices white bread * crusts removed * 3 eggs * 2 cups half & half * 1/2 cup granulated sugar * 1 teaspoon vanilla * Filling: * 8 ounces cream cheese - softened (regular or light) * 1/4 cup granulated sugar * 1 egg * 1 teaspoon vanilla * 2 to 3 fresh peaches or one 16-ounce can of drained peach halves Arrange half of bread in bottom of greased 11 x 7-inch glass baking dish. In separate bowl, beat eggs, half & half, sugar, and vanilla. In another bowl, beat together all filling ingredients except for peaches and set aside. Pour 1/2 of egg and half & half mixture on bread in bottom of dish. Pour all of… [cont.]
Answered by who..me - Wed Aug 22 00:44:03 2007
How many Democrats will stand up for freedom of speech when they try to enact the 'Fairness Doctrine"?
Q. How many will stand of for our right to freedom of speech even though the views talk radio voices are not yours. Isn't freedom of speech more important than quieting the opposition? Even Clinton was talking about it yesterday, saying it was a good idea. It's all about capitalism, people want to hear conservative radio, businesses buy airtime on these programs. They won't buy airtime on something no one will listen to, therefore they go out of business Agree'd honeybee, that's why I don't vote Dem anymore. Rick, we live in a nation that practices soft fascism I guess everyone is right, not 1 Dem has answered this Q saying they believe in freedom of speech. Very sad isn't it Deb, everything you said was delusional, for starters I never… [cont.]
Asked by Andrea - Fri Feb 13 08:22:44 2009 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Andrea- a great question & one of my big concerns! Since I know your own personal politics and previous politics- I really love watching you grow as a conservative. Free speech is for all of us, not just Republicans, not just Dems. The fact that the dems call it a "fairness doctrine" makes it sound like a good thing- to those who don't really understand what it is. I think they did that on purpose for the bleeding hearts to hear the word "fairness". Of course they will support it, some having no idea what it is- other than Dems want it. This will be a HUGE fight if it happens! I have already started on my representatives.
Answered by Beverly S - Fri Feb 13 12:00:13 2009
Q. How many will stand of for our right to freedom of speech even though the views talk radio voices are not yours. Isn't freedom of speech more important than quieting the opposition? Even Clinton was talking about it yesterday, saying it was a good idea. It's all about capitalism, people want to hear conservative radio, businesses buy airtime on these programs. They won't buy airtime on something no one will listen to, therefore they go out of business Agree'd honeybee, that's why I don't vote Dem anymore. Rick, we live in a nation that practices soft fascism I guess everyone is right, not 1 Dem has answered this Q saying they believe in freedom of speech. Very sad isn't it Deb, everything you said was delusional, for starters I never… [cont.]
Asked by Andrea - Fri Feb 13 08:22:44 2009 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Andrea- a great question & one of my big concerns! Since I know your own personal politics and previous politics- I really love watching you grow as a conservative. Free speech is for all of us, not just Republicans, not just Dems. The fact that the dems call it a "fairness doctrine" makes it sound like a good thing- to those who don't really understand what it is. I think they did that on purpose for the bleeding hearts to hear the word "fairness". Of course they will support it, some having no idea what it is- other than Dems want it. This will be a HUGE fight if it happens! I have already started on my representatives.
Answered by Beverly S - Fri Feb 13 12:00:13 2009
The Freedom of Speech protect you from talking about crimes others committed?
Q. Like if you know someone who committed a crime years ago, (like say a $10,000 robbery) but that person never got caught, can you talk about it (even though you were not involved in any way, shape or form, the person just told you about it since he's your friend for many years). Can you talk about it without being harassed by Police? If not, why not? Isn't freedom of speech suppose to protect the individual? What extremities does freedom of speech protect you from?
Asked by Avide - Mon Jul 12 20:22:38 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As the other responses indicated, this really isn't a free speech issue at all. You seem to think that you have the right to speak to others about a crime without police officers seeking information about it. The First Amendment only prohibits the (federal) government from abridging your right to free speech by punishing or prohibiting certain speech. You don't seem concerned with punishment on account of your proposed speech, except in the form of police "harassment," which doesn't seem to be more than the ordinary investigation of what you acknowledge is a crime. It's certainly possible for police to take actions in response to your speech that would be a constitutional violation, but that probably would be an extreme case and doesn't [cont.]
Answered by Matt - Tue Jul 13 00:19:19 2010
Q. Like if you know someone who committed a crime years ago, (like say a $10,000 robbery) but that person never got caught, can you talk about it (even though you were not involved in any way, shape or form, the person just told you about it since he's your friend for many years). Can you talk about it without being harassed by Police? If not, why not? Isn't freedom of speech suppose to protect the individual? What extremities does freedom of speech protect you from?
Asked by Avide - Mon Jul 12 20:22:38 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As the other responses indicated, this really isn't a free speech issue at all. You seem to think that you have the right to speak to others about a crime without police officers seeking information about it. The First Amendment only prohibits the (federal) government from abridging your right to free speech by punishing or prohibiting certain speech. You don't seem concerned with punishment on account of your proposed speech, except in the form of police "harassment," which doesn't seem to be more than the ordinary investigation of what you acknowledge is a crime. It's certainly possible for police to take actions in response to your speech that would be a constitutional violation, but that probably would be an extreme case and doesn't [cont.]
Answered by Matt - Tue Jul 13 00:19:19 2010
Is religious freedom possible for a people who have been indoctrinated into a religion as a child?
Q. Is religious freedom possible, or is it undermined, by childhood indoctrination? What qualifies as indoctrination? Do parents have the right to indoctrinate their children, even if that effectively robs them of religious freedom when they become adults?
Asked by All Hello - Thu Jul 1 11:56:35 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Several Atheists were formerly religious, so I would say so. Parents have the legal right to do whatever they want with their children, barring physical abuse. That doesn't make it right.
Answered by Raquel - Thu Jul 1 11:58:54 2010
Q. Is religious freedom possible, or is it undermined, by childhood indoctrination? What qualifies as indoctrination? Do parents have the right to indoctrinate their children, even if that effectively robs them of religious freedom when they become adults?
Asked by All Hello - Thu Jul 1 11:56:35 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Several Atheists were formerly religious, so I would say so. Parents have the legal right to do whatever they want with their children, barring physical abuse. That doesn't make it right.
Answered by Raquel - Thu Jul 1 11:58:54 2010
What is a responsibility of having the right to freedom of religion?
Q. What's a responsibility that goes along with having the right to freedom of religion? If you don't understand what I mean by a responsibility, here's an example: for the right to have freedom of speech/thought the responsibility is to express opinions freely while respecting the opinions and rights of others.
Asked by hello there - Thu Mar 25 21:55:22 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The responsibility of having the right to freedom of religion is that you respect everyone else's religion or non religion.
Answered by Terry W - Thu Mar 25 21:57:39 2010
Q. What's a responsibility that goes along with having the right to freedom of religion? If you don't understand what I mean by a responsibility, here's an example: for the right to have freedom of speech/thought the responsibility is to express opinions freely while respecting the opinions and rights of others.
Asked by hello there - Thu Mar 25 21:55:22 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The responsibility of having the right to freedom of religion is that you respect everyone else's religion or non religion.
Answered by Terry W - Thu Mar 25 21:57:39 2010
How are troops fighting for our freedom in Iraq and Afganistan?
Q. I hear people saying that on Youtube, that they are fighting for freedom, but how? Take no offense from this question for I still support the troops proudly, but I just need more info.
Asked by Tommy L - Wed Jun 30 21:48:34 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been to both and think that by stabilizing Iraq to the point where they an govern and provide their own security makes us safer by not allowing the country to be used as a terrorist training base. Same holds true for Afghanistan except there is much more work to be done there. EDIT - the key to all of this is education. It is good to see that girls are able to go to school in Afghanistan. Educating the populace is the first step to removing ignorance and the influence of religious zealots on the population. Eliminate this and it is harder to find people who want to be suicide bombers.
Answered by Billy11B - Wed Jun 30 21:53:58 2010
Q. I hear people saying that on Youtube, that they are fighting for freedom, but how? Take no offense from this question for I still support the troops proudly, but I just need more info.
Asked by Tommy L - Wed Jun 30 21:48:34 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been to both and think that by stabilizing Iraq to the point where they an govern and provide their own security makes us safer by not allowing the country to be used as a terrorist training base. Same holds true for Afghanistan except there is much more work to be done there. EDIT - the key to all of this is education. It is good to see that girls are able to go to school in Afghanistan. Educating the populace is the first step to removing ignorance and the influence of religious zealots on the population. Eliminate this and it is harder to find people who want to be suicide bombers.
Answered by Billy11B - Wed Jun 30 21:53:58 2010
What is the price of freedom and is it worth it?
Q. Do you believe your livelyhood is worth someone's life? Do Americans deserve freedom? Is organized "freedom" in political structure really freedom? Or is it just degenerated vernacular that is just a way to convey ideology?
Asked by Oversized McMuffin - Fri Jul 4 05:49:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. is it really freedom? the freedom that politics and government brings is not total freedom it's social freedom. you are only free within social boundaries but as i was born into that good structure I do not miss the opportunity to kill my fellow men without restraint - I absolutely guarantee a legal state is preferable to total freedom the price of my freedom is work, and I like the idea of having to work for your 'dinner', ( you give - you get ) obviously i prefer the 'dinner' to the work but it's a more than fair trade. let me leave you with a point from the britsh humanist Victor Gollancz related to the west fuelling world poverty. "the plain fact is that we are starving people - not deliberately in the sense that we want them to… [cont.]
Answered by Dark Te - Fri Jul 4 06:29:17 2008
Q. Do you believe your livelyhood is worth someone's life? Do Americans deserve freedom? Is organized "freedom" in political structure really freedom? Or is it just degenerated vernacular that is just a way to convey ideology?
Asked by Oversized McMuffin - Fri Jul 4 05:49:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. is it really freedom? the freedom that politics and government brings is not total freedom it's social freedom. you are only free within social boundaries but as i was born into that good structure I do not miss the opportunity to kill my fellow men without restraint - I absolutely guarantee a legal state is preferable to total freedom the price of my freedom is work, and I like the idea of having to work for your 'dinner', ( you give - you get ) obviously i prefer the 'dinner' to the work but it's a more than fair trade. let me leave you with a point from the britsh humanist Victor Gollancz related to the west fuelling world poverty. "the plain fact is that we are starving people - not deliberately in the sense that we want them to… [cont.]
Answered by Dark Te - Fri Jul 4 06:29:17 2008
What are the basic concepts of freedom vs enslavement to you?
Q. Also do you think the following to be a true statement: "Depending on the society a 'slave' subject to a master may have more freedom and better treatment than one that lives in a 'free' society subject to a repressive economic system"
Asked by dawn - Tue Mar 16 07:56:48 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Also do you think the following to be a true statement: "Depending on the society a 'slave' subject to a master may have more freedom and better treatment than one that lives in a 'free' society subject to a repressive economic system"
Asked by dawn - Tue Mar 16 07:56:48 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What is the difference between a terrorist and a freedom fighter?
Q. Studying the Middle East in my Global Class and it sparked the question of what is the difference between a terrorist and a freedom fighter. my personal opinion was that a freedom fighter helped people that were being attacked physically by others. they are also more peaceful. While a terrorist is someone who "feels" like they are being attacked, but not really sure. plus they are a lot more aggressive and violent. so if some people can put in their own personal opinion on these topics, that would be great because I really want to know what others think on the subject.
Asked by birdblueflorida - Mon May 3 19:28:20 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whoever wins. Seriously. One persons terrorist is anothers freedom fighter. But functionally, there is not much difference.
Answered by Not having an Obasm - Mon May 3 19:30:05 2010
Q. Studying the Middle East in my Global Class and it sparked the question of what is the difference between a terrorist and a freedom fighter. my personal opinion was that a freedom fighter helped people that were being attacked physically by others. they are also more peaceful. While a terrorist is someone who "feels" like they are being attacked, but not really sure. plus they are a lot more aggressive and violent. so if some people can put in their own personal opinion on these topics, that would be great because I really want to know what others think on the subject.
Asked by birdblueflorida - Mon May 3 19:28:20 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whoever wins. Seriously. One persons terrorist is anothers freedom fighter. But functionally, there is not much difference.
Answered by Not having an Obasm - Mon May 3 19:30:05 2010
What is freedom, if not the freedom for some to oppress others? Are we "free"?
Q. Freedom is not freedom unless all people are free. If someone's freedom comes at the expense of another, that is not freedom.
Asked by Case - Thu Apr 16 18:50:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you are absolutely correct.
Answered by ME - Thu Apr 16 18:54:39 2009
Q. Freedom is not freedom unless all people are free. If someone's freedom comes at the expense of another, that is not freedom.
Asked by Case - Thu Apr 16 18:50:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you are absolutely correct.
Answered by ME - Thu Apr 16 18:54:39 2009
What is Freedom we all want to be free right? Free to love free to choose a career that makes us happy?
Q. Free to travel, free to pick the people in our lives...We usuallythink of Freedom as a very positive trait, but according to the existentialists it is a negative as it is a positive. It is a dreadful freedom, imposing a heavy burden of responsibility on us??Does Freedom cause deep anxiety in us???Do we shape our essence in freedom? Is freedom our essence?
Asked by Rita - Mon Jun 11 00:24:16 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Freedom is the lack of restraint. For me the thought of freedom is not heavy or burdenful, but joyful, and well... freeing. :) Total license would mean chaos in any group of people, no matter how large or small. So having *some* limits on our freedom is a good thing. I wouldn't want my neighbor to be free to kill me. So I give up my own freedom to kill other people, and he does the same, and then we can both live in harmony and enjoy our freedom to live without being killed. Kinda a basic example of why we need government, why we need limits, why total freedom would actually be a bad thing and would put our bigger more important freedoms (like the freedom to live) at stake. Whether freedom causes anxiety, might vary a little person to… [cont.]
Answered by Iris - Mon Jun 11 00:42:37 2007
Q. Free to travel, free to pick the people in our lives...We usuallythink of Freedom as a very positive trait, but according to the existentialists it is a negative as it is a positive. It is a dreadful freedom, imposing a heavy burden of responsibility on us??Does Freedom cause deep anxiety in us???Do we shape our essence in freedom? Is freedom our essence?
Asked by Rita - Mon Jun 11 00:24:16 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Freedom is the lack of restraint. For me the thought of freedom is not heavy or burdenful, but joyful, and well... freeing. :) Total license would mean chaos in any group of people, no matter how large or small. So having *some* limits on our freedom is a good thing. I wouldn't want my neighbor to be free to kill me. So I give up my own freedom to kill other people, and he does the same, and then we can both live in harmony and enjoy our freedom to live without being killed. Kinda a basic example of why we need government, why we need limits, why total freedom would actually be a bad thing and would put our bigger more important freedoms (like the freedom to live) at stake. Whether freedom causes anxiety, might vary a little person to… [cont.]
Answered by Iris - Mon Jun 11 00:42:37 2007
Who is the real terrorist and freedom fighter?
Q. One person's patriotism is another terrorism. From certain points a view an innocent person is just as guilty. We invaded another country and we are considered the good guys. To others we are the bad guys. From certain points of view we are terrorists. So there are no facts saying we fight for freedom and liberty if others believe we are terrorists and bullies. Also a note to those people who say we have a military. England has the largest military in thr world. Just to let you know. Who are we to say who is right and wrong?
Asked by Dr. Independent - Sat Nov 29 15:12:52 2008 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well according the the International World Court the United States carried out terrorist activities against Nicaragua in the 1980's (most Americans do not know this). So if the President of Nicaragua had sent troops over to the United States to bring about a regime change. Tortured American citizens to gain information. And if they attempted mass bombings of our largest cities while killing 'insurgents'. Would they have been justified? Consider this in light of Iraq. The United States has been one of the biggest obstacles of peace in the world for many years. That's not being anti-American or unpatriotic, that's the truth. You pose a good and interesting question. But I think the answer is simple. Most countries use threats and the use of… [cont.]
Answered by Edouble - Sat Nov 29 16:13:25 2008
Q. One person's patriotism is another terrorism. From certain points a view an innocent person is just as guilty. We invaded another country and we are considered the good guys. To others we are the bad guys. From certain points of view we are terrorists. So there are no facts saying we fight for freedom and liberty if others believe we are terrorists and bullies. Also a note to those people who say we have a military. England has the largest military in thr world. Just to let you know. Who are we to say who is right and wrong?
Asked by Dr. Independent - Sat Nov 29 15:12:52 2008 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well according the the International World Court the United States carried out terrorist activities against Nicaragua in the 1980's (most Americans do not know this). So if the President of Nicaragua had sent troops over to the United States to bring about a regime change. Tortured American citizens to gain information. And if they attempted mass bombings of our largest cities while killing 'insurgents'. Would they have been justified? Consider this in light of Iraq. The United States has been one of the biggest obstacles of peace in the world for many years. That's not being anti-American or unpatriotic, that's the truth. You pose a good and interesting question. But I think the answer is simple. Most countries use threats and the use of… [cont.]
Answered by Edouble - Sat Nov 29 16:13:25 2008
Is the new Republican issue going to be getting rid of freedom of religion?
Q. After listening to Colin Powell, I'm realizing just how damaging the rhetoric on the right is when it comes to religious freedom. Palin's rallies, in particular, are very much against freedom of religion. Are the Republicans planning to outlaw freedom of religion and force all Americans to become Christians?
Asked by Diane B - Sun Oct 19 14:25:26 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think so . its not just republicans . its all gov.
Answered by Mrs. Mendez - Sun Oct 19 14:31:58 2008
Q. After listening to Colin Powell, I'm realizing just how damaging the rhetoric on the right is when it comes to religious freedom. Palin's rallies, in particular, are very much against freedom of religion. Are the Republicans planning to outlaw freedom of religion and force all Americans to become Christians?
Asked by Diane B - Sun Oct 19 14:25:26 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think so . its not just republicans . its all gov.
Answered by Mrs. Mendez - Sun Oct 19 14:31:58 2008
What are advantages and disadvantages of Freedom of Speech in a democracy? Help in hw?
Q. What are advantages and disadvantages of Freedom of Speech in a democracy? I need at least 3 of each. It's for my homework and anything will be a great add for my paper. Thank you so much. I would really appreciate it.
Asked by Oluska - Sun Apr 18 21:09:31 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What are advantages and disadvantages of Freedom of Speech in a democracy? I need at least 3 of each. It's for my homework and anything will be a great add for my paper. Thank you so much. I would really appreciate it.
Asked by Oluska - Sun Apr 18 21:09:31 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
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Escapist Magazine Elections in the Austrian province of Styria are set to take place on September 26th and the far-right Freedom Party is doing all it can to get out the vote ... On-line Anti-Muslim Game Sparks Condemnation allvoices FP Passport: And you thought the NYC mosque row was bad Foreign Policy (blog) 'We'd Rather Have Sarrazin than a Muezzin' Spiegel Online
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Sun Cleansing Meditation This meditation is designed to bring your vibrations into alignment with your highest purpose It begins a cleansing process that removes the pattern and shape of the lower vibrations the
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Spanish and English, downloading a subtitles program a good idea. Land and Freedom, British director Ken Loach's film about the Spanish Civil ... video.google.com.
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Fri, 27 Aug 2010 22:26:23 GM
-IPS, August 23, 2010 Johannesburg (South Africa) International media . freedom. watchdog Reporters Without Borders ranks South Africa's press as among the freest on the continent. Two proposed new measures are drawing unfavourable ...
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