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Sure we believe in liberty except when we don't, says Ann Coulter.
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Text added 2011 Jun 16 — human right, marriage, liberty, tyranny, Ann Coulter, license, proper province of government, libertarianism, homosexuality, Republicans, evolution, Second Amendment — 1 view today
When I began pondering the question of determinism and free will, I found myself, philosophically and theologically, going back and forth.
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Text, Illustration, Cartoon by others, Remix added 2011 Jun 10 — philosophy, theology, determinism, free will, omniscience, family, Calvin, Hobbes — 1 view today
When 70% of Americans do not know that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land, guess what! It isn't.
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Text added 2011 May 21 — US Constitution, law, Election 2012, citizenship — 1 view today
Problems are sometimes simple. More often problems are compound and complex, and complicated.
Human understanding of justice progresses. Ideals of justice constantly draw us forward.
Osama bin Laden's death (presumed here to be fact) has resurrected the longstanding question whether America should have attempted instead to capture him alive. Contrasting the choice of taking him out over bringing him back for trial.
Along with the physical weather damage there's been waves of what I've come to call "April madness," a seeming spike in random beat-downs, suicides, family murders, etc. Just my impression; I've not compiled statistics.
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Text added 2011 Apr 27 — weather, April madness, tornadoes, emotions, SAD, Waco massacre, Columbine High School massacre, Oklahoma City Bombing — 1 view today
Out of nowhere came a man with a miraculous message.
Presented in illustrated documentary, what we know of his story, and the history of our community he inspired.
I didn't know what was going on, but it seemed they were actually helping me escape.
Fearless people can do a lot quickly, illustrated version, page 3
From out of nowhere came a man with a miraculous message (illustrated version, page 2)
Part I - Safe, Chapter 1 - Out of Nowhere — A small clot of people mill about on a city street. One looks up, points to the sky and shouts, "Look! Up in the sky!" Alternative text version of the cartoon.
Oh, look! An actual outright “birthers are all racists” column! Isn’t that quaint!
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Text added 2011 Apr 1 — US President, Barack Obama, birth certificate, racism, Leonard Pitts Jr, Progressives Playbook — 1 view today
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Out of nowhere came a man with a miraculous message.
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