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Larry Figdill
You're going to have a hard time eating (at least enjoying) a purely vegan diet without processing tools. Fruits, nuts, and raw vegetables all the time? No soy milk? No tofu? No vegetable oil? No corn or wheat flour? This person makes a completely specious argument.
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Larry Figdill
You're going to have a hard time eating (at least enjoying) a purely vegan diet without processing tools. Fruits, nuts, and raw vegetables all the time? No soy milk? No tofu? No vegetable oil? No corn or wheat flour? This person makes a completely specious argument.
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Elizabeth G.
Teaching is a profession. Who would go to a college graduate with no specialized skills rather than to a trained doctor to diagnose and treat a medical problem? Who would trust that same unspecialized college graduate to build a bridge or argue a case in court? Why then do we think that college graduates, albeit bright, well-intentioned, and enthusiastic ones, are ready to teach our children when they have had no educational training? It is an insult to their students.
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Elizabeth G.
Teaching is a profession. Who would go to a college graduate with no specialized skills rather than to a trained doctor to diagnose and treat a medical problem? Who would trust that same unspecialized college graduate to build a bridge or argue a case in court? Why then do we think that college graduates, albeit bright, well-intentioned, and enthusiastic ones, are ready to teach our children when they have had no educational training? It is an insult to their students.
tfa
A2886-P
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Elizabeth G.
Teaching is a profession. Who would go to a college graduate with no specialized skills rather than to a trained doctor to diagnose and treat a medical problem? Who would trust that same unspecialized college graduate to build a bridge or argue a case in court? Why then do we think that college graduates, albeit bright, well-intentioned, and enthusiastic ones, are ready to teach our children when they have had no educational training? It is an insult to their students.
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Elizabeth G.
Teaching is a profession. Who would go to a college graduate with no specialized skills rather than to a trained doctor to diagnose and treat a medical problem? Who would trust that same unspecialized college graduate to build a bridge or argue a case in court? Why then do we think that college graduates, albeit bright, well-intentioned, and enthusiastic ones, are ready to teach our children when they have had no educational training? It is an insult to their students.
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Elizabeth G.
Teaching is a profession. Who would go to a college graduate with no specialized skills rather than to a trained doctor to diagnose and treat a medical problem? Who would trust that same unspecialized college graduate to build a bridge or argue a case in court? Why then do we think that college graduates, albeit bright, well-intentioned, and enthusiastic ones, are ready to teach our children when they have had no educational training? It is an insult to their students.
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Teaching is a profession. Who would go to a college graduate with no specialized skills rather than to a trained doctor to diagnose and treat a medical problem? Who would trust that same unspecialized college graduate to build a bridge or argue a case in court? Why then do we think that college graduates, albeit bright, well-intentioned, and enthusiastic ones, are ready to teach our children when they have had no educational training? It is an insult to their students.
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Elizabeth G.
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Elizabeth G.
Teaching is a profession. Who would go to a college graduate with no specialized skills rather than to a trained doctor to diagnose and treat a medical problem? Who would trust that same unspecialized college graduate to build a bridge or argue a case in court? Why then do we think that college graduates, albeit bright, well-intentioned, and enthusiastic ones, are ready to teach our children when they have had no educational training? It is an insult to their students.
the status of teachers
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Elizabeth G.
Teaching is a profession. Who would go to a college graduate with no specialized skills rather than to a trained doctor to diagnose and treat a medical problem? Who would trust that same unspecialized college graduate to build a bridge or argue a case in court? Why then do we think that college graduates, albeit bright, well-intentioned, and enthusiastic ones, are ready to teach our children when they have had no educational training? It is an insult to their students.
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A2887-P
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Jonathan Katz
This opinion made sense in the days before Semmelweis, when hospitals were unsanitary and mothers contracted fatal infections there. But that was over 150 years ago. Any obstetrician can tell you that a low risk pregnancy can turn into a critical emergency, in a hurry. Would you like to have an emergency Caesarian in your bedroom, without anaesthesia? Or a double funeral?
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Jonathan Katz
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A3202-P
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A3201-P
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These anti-homebirth rants have been going on since I had my four homebirth babiss some 20-32 years ago. And the infant and mother mortality figures are still among the worst in industrialized nations for U.S. hospital births. There is no queestion that prenatal care from a midwife is superior to that of any obstetrician and that alone makes for a safer experience for mother and child.
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Rebekkah
These anti-homebirth rants have been going on since I had my four homebirth babiss some 20-32 years ago. And the infant and mother mortality figures are still among the worst in industrialized nations for U.S. hospital births. There is no queestion that prenatal care from a midwife is superior to that of any obstetrician and that alone makes for a safer experience for mother and child.
women
A3195-P
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1
1
Rebekkah
These anti-homebirth rants have been going on since I had my four homebirth babiss some 20-32 years ago. And the infant and mother mortality figures are still among the worst in industrialized nations for U.S. hospital births. There is no queestion that prenatal care from a midwife is superior to that of any obstetrician and that alone makes for a safer experience for mother and child.
women
A3195-P
home births
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1
0
Rebekkah
These anti-homebirth rants have been going on since I had my four homebirth babiss some 20-32 years ago. And the infant and mother mortality figures are still among the worst in industrialized nations for U.S. hospital births. There is no queestion that prenatal care from a midwife is superior to that of any obstetrician and that alone makes for a safer experience for mother and child.
women
A3195-P
midwife value
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Rebekkah
These anti-homebirth rants have been going on since I had my four homebirth babiss some 20-32 years ago. And the infant and mother mortality figures are still among the worst in industrialized nations for U.S. hospital births. There is no queestion that prenatal care from a midwife is superior to that of any obstetrician and that alone makes for a safer experience for mother and child.
kids at home
A3196-P
kids at home
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1
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1
0
Rebekkah
These anti-homebirth rants have been going on since I had my four homebirth babiss some 20-32 years ago. And the infant and mother mortality figures are still among the worst in industrialized nations for U.S. hospital births. There is no queestion that prenatal care from a midwife is superior to that of any obstetrician and that alone makes for a safer experience for mother and child.
kids at home
A3196-P
homebirth
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Rebekkah
These anti-homebirth rants have been going on since I had my four homebirth babiss some 20-32 years ago. And the infant and mother mortality figures are still among the worst in industrialized nations for U.S. hospital births. There is no queestion that prenatal care from a midwife is superior to that of any obstetrician and that alone makes for a safer experience for mother and child.
kids at home
A3196-P
home birthing
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1
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Turnao
Yes. The US is on the wrong side. Dictators are terrible and evil people but they keep peace by consolidating power and preventing power vacuums that have allowed IS to run rampant across the Middle East. US foreign policy says that our nation has a fundamental right to protect freedom across the globe. This puts us at odds with Assad and IS. However, when determining what would be the most harmful, it is easy to see that Assad is the lesser of two evils. We have a duty to the persecuted. Persecution under IS > Persecution under Assad. Human life should not be summed down to such an ugly inequality, but for practical reasons, those are the facts.
the u.s.
A1673-P
the u.s.
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1
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yes. us wrong side. dictators terrible evil people keep peace consolidating power preventing power vacuums allowed run rampant across middle east. us foreign policy says nation fundamental right protect freedom across globe. puts us odds assad. however determining would harmful easy see assad lesser two evils. duty persecuted. persecution persecution assad. human life summed ugly inequality practical reasons facts
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1
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Turnao
Yes. The US is on the wrong side. Dictators are terrible and evil people but they keep peace by consolidating power and preventing power vacuums that have allowed IS to run rampant across the Middle East. US foreign policy says that our nation has a fundamental right to protect freedom across the globe. This puts us at odds with Assad and IS. However, when determining what would be the most harmful, it is easy to see that Assad is the lesser of two evils. We have a duty to the persecuted. Persecution under IS > Persecution under Assad. Human life should not be summed down to such an ugly inequality, but for practical reasons, those are the facts.
the u.s.
A1673-P
dictator
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yes. us wrong side. dictators terrible evil people keep peace consolidating power preventing power vacuums allowed run rampant across middle east. us foreign policy says nation fundamental right protect freedom across globe. puts us odds assad. however determining would harmful easy see assad lesser two evils. duty persecuted. persecution persecution assad. human life summed ugly inequality practical reasons facts
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Turnao
Yes. The US is on the wrong side. Dictators are terrible and evil people but they keep peace by consolidating power and preventing power vacuums that have allowed IS to run rampant across the Middle East. US foreign policy says that our nation has a fundamental right to protect freedom across the globe. This puts us at odds with Assad and IS. However, when determining what would be the most harmful, it is easy to see that Assad is the lesser of two evils. We have a duty to the persecuted. Persecution under IS > Persecution under Assad. Human life should not be summed down to such an ugly inequality, but for practical reasons, those are the facts.
the u.s.
A1673-P
assad
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yes. us wrong side. dictators terrible evil people keep peace consolidating power preventing power vacuums allowed run rampant across middle east. us foreign policy says nation fundamental right protect freedom across globe. puts us odds assad. however determining would harmful easy see assad lesser two evils. duty persecuted. persecution persecution assad. human life summed ugly inequality practical reasons facts
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assad
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Turnao
Yes. The US is on the wrong side. Dictators are terrible and evil people but they keep peace by consolidating power and preventing power vacuums that have allowed IS to run rampant across the Middle East. US foreign policy says that our nation has a fundamental right to protect freedom across the globe. This puts us at odds with Assad and IS. However, when determining what would be the most harmful, it is easy to see that Assad is the lesser of two evils. We have a duty to the persecuted. Persecution under IS > Persecution under Assad. Human life should not be summed down to such an ugly inequality, but for practical reasons, those are the facts.
the u.s.
A1673-P
us foreign policy
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yes. us wrong side. dictators terrible evil people keep peace consolidating power preventing power vacuums allowed run rampant across middle east. us foreign policy says nation fundamental right protect freedom across globe. puts us odds assad. however determining would harmful easy see assad lesser two evils. duty persecuted. persecution persecution assad. human life summed ugly inequality practical reasons facts
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1
1
Turnao
Yes. The US is on the wrong side. Dictators are terrible and evil people but they keep peace by consolidating power and preventing power vacuums that have allowed IS to run rampant across the Middle East. US foreign policy says that our nation has a fundamental right to protect freedom across the globe. This puts us at odds with Assad and IS. However, when determining what would be the most harmful, it is easy to see that Assad is the lesser of two evils. We have a duty to the persecuted. Persecution under IS > Persecution under Assad. Human life should not be summed down to such an ugly inequality, but for practical reasons, those are the facts.
the u.s.
A1673-P
is persecution
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yes. us wrong side. dictators terrible evil people keep peace consolidating power preventing power vacuums allowed run rampant across middle east. us foreign policy says nation fundamental right protect freedom across globe. puts us odds assad. however determining would harmful easy see assad lesser two evils. duty persecuted. persecution persecution assad. human life summed ugly inequality practical reasons facts
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persecution
1
1
Turnao
Yes. The US is on the wrong side. Dictators are terrible and evil people but they keep peace by consolidating power and preventing power vacuums that have allowed IS to run rampant across the Middle East. US foreign policy says that our nation has a fundamental right to protect freedom across the globe. This puts us at odds with Assad and IS. However, when determining what would be the most harmful, it is easy to see that Assad is the lesser of two evils. We have a duty to the persecuted. Persecution under IS > Persecution under Assad. Human life should not be summed down to such an ugly inequality, but for practical reasons, those are the facts.
isis
A1674-P
isis
0
1
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yes. us wrong side. dictators terrible evil people keep peace consolidating power preventing power vacuums allowed run rampant across middle east. us foreign policy says nation fundamental right protect freedom across globe. puts us odds assad. however determining would harmful easy see assad lesser two evils. duty persecuted. persecution persecution assad. human life summed ugly inequality practical reasons facts
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isi
1
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Turnao
Yes. The US is on the wrong side. Dictators are terrible and evil people but they keep peace by consolidating power and preventing power vacuums that have allowed IS to run rampant across the Middle East. US foreign policy says that our nation has a fundamental right to protect freedom across the globe. This puts us at odds with Assad and IS. However, when determining what would be the most harmful, it is easy to see that Assad is the lesser of two evils. We have a duty to the persecuted. Persecution under IS > Persecution under Assad. Human life should not be summed down to such an ugly inequality, but for practical reasons, those are the facts.
isis
A1674-P
us foreign policy
1
3
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yes. us wrong side. dictators terrible evil people keep peace consolidating power preventing power vacuums allowed run rampant across middle east. us foreign policy says nation fundamental right protect freedom across globe. puts us odds assad. however determining would harmful easy see assad lesser two evils. duty persecuted. persecution persecution assad. human life summed ugly inequality practical reasons facts
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Turnao
Yes. The US is on the wrong side. Dictators are terrible and evil people but they keep peace by consolidating power and preventing power vacuums that have allowed IS to run rampant across the Middle East. US foreign policy says that our nation has a fundamental right to protect freedom across the globe. This puts us at odds with Assad and IS. However, when determining what would be the most harmful, it is easy to see that Assad is the lesser of two evils. We have a duty to the persecuted. Persecution under IS > Persecution under Assad. Human life should not be summed down to such an ugly inequality, but for practical reasons, those are the facts.
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Barbyr
If the price comes down to about 15k, I'll buy one. If I need to drive on a vacation, or for some other reason long-distance, I'll rent a more capable vehicle. Simple as that. The fewer gallons of gasoline or ethanol burned, the better. With climate change occurring at an ever-faster rate, we'd better be doing everything in our power to reduce our use of fossil fuels. Why would anyone be against bolstering the human race's chance for survival?
electric cars
A3891-P
electric cars
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Barbyr
If the price comes down to about 15k, I'll buy one. If I need to drive on a vacation, or for some other reason long-distance, I'll rent a more capable vehicle. Simple as that. The fewer gallons of gasoline or ethanol burned, the better. With climate change occurring at an ever-faster rate, we'd better be doing everything in our power to reduce our use of fossil fuels. Why would anyone be against bolstering the human race's chance for survival?
electric cars
A3891-P
price
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price comes 15k 'll buy one. need drive vacation reason long distance 'll rent capable vehicle. simple. fewer gallons gasoline ethanol burned better. climate change occurring ever faster rate 'd better everything power reduce use fossil fuels. would anyone bolstering human race 's chance survival
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If the price comes down to about 15k, I'll buy one. If I need to drive on a vacation, or for some other reason long-distance, I'll rent a more capable vehicle. Simple as that. The fewer gallons of gasoline or ethanol burned, the better. With climate change occurring at an ever-faster rate, we'd better be doing everything in our power to reduce our use of fossil fuels. Why would anyone be against bolstering the human race's chance for survival?
electric cars
A3891-P
climate change
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3
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If the price comes down to about 15k, I'll buy one. If I need to drive on a vacation, or for some other reason long-distance, I'll rent a more capable vehicle. Simple as that. The fewer gallons of gasoline or ethanol burned, the better. With climate change occurring at an ever-faster rate, we'd better be doing everything in our power to reduce our use of fossil fuels. Why would anyone be against bolstering the human race's chance for survival?
electric cars
A3891-P
reduction of fossil fuel usage
1
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price comes 15k 'll buy one. need drive vacation reason long distance 'll rent capable vehicle. simple. fewer gallons gasoline ethanol burned better. climate change occurring ever faster rate 'd better everything power reduce use fossil fuels. would anyone bolstering human race 's chance survival
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If the price comes down to about 15k, I'll buy one. If I need to drive on a vacation, or for some other reason long-distance, I'll rent a more capable vehicle. Simple as that. The fewer gallons of gasoline or ethanol burned, the better. With climate change occurring at an ever-faster rate, we'd better be doing everything in our power to reduce our use of fossil fuels. Why would anyone be against bolstering the human race's chance for survival?
electric cars
A3891-P
climate change
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price comes 15k 'll buy one. need drive vacation reason long distance 'll rent capable vehicle. simple. fewer gallons gasoline ethanol burned better. climate change occurring ever faster rate 'd better everything power reduce use fossil fuels. would anyone bolstering human race 's chance survival
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Arline Ostolaza
I am strongly inclined to assert that a thoughtfully structured program be made available to all pre-kindergarten children regardless of their family situations. I've noted that children born to upper-middle and high income parents suffer a diminished capacity to learn just as low-income children, owing to disinterested or ineffectual parenting. There will always be exceptions to the norm--the largely self-taught Abraham Lincoln, for instance. For the most part, however, it seems to make more sense to devote preventative measures whenever possible in order to improve the lives of our citizenry, thereby enriching the nation as well.
a smart investment
A390-P
a smart investment
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strongly inclined assert thoughtfully structured program made available pre kindergarten children regardless family situations. 've noted children born upper middle high income parents suffer diminished capacity learn low income children owing disinterested ineffectual parenting. always exceptions norm -- largely self taught abraham lincoln instance. part however seems make sense devote preventative measures whenever possible order improve lives citizenry thereby enriching nation well
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Arline Ostolaza
I am strongly inclined to assert that a thoughtfully structured program be made available to all pre-kindergarten children regardless of their family situations. I've noted that children born to upper-middle and high income parents suffer a diminished capacity to learn just as low-income children, owing to disinterested or ineffectual parenting. There will always be exceptions to the norm--the largely self-taught Abraham Lincoln, for instance. For the most part, however, it seems to make more sense to devote preventative measures whenever possible in order to improve the lives of our citizenry, thereby enriching the nation as well.
a smart investment
A390-P
quality education for all
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strongly inclined assert thoughtfully structured program made available pre kindergarten children regardless family situations. 've noted children born upper middle high income parents suffer diminished capacity learn low income children owing disinterested ineffectual parenting. always exceptions norm -- largely self taught abraham lincoln instance. part however seems make sense devote preventative measures whenever possible order improve lives citizenry thereby enriching nation well
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Arline Ostolaza
I am strongly inclined to assert that a thoughtfully structured program be made available to all pre-kindergarten children regardless of their family situations. I've noted that children born to upper-middle and high income parents suffer a diminished capacity to learn just as low-income children, owing to disinterested or ineffectual parenting. There will always be exceptions to the norm--the largely self-taught Abraham Lincoln, for instance. For the most part, however, it seems to make more sense to devote preventative measures whenever possible in order to improve the lives of our citizenry, thereby enriching the nation as well.
a smart investment
A390-P
public education
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strongly inclined assert thoughtfully structured program made available pre kindergarten children regardless family situations. 've noted children born upper middle high income parents suffer diminished capacity learn low income children owing disinterested ineffectual parenting. always exceptions norm -- largely self taught abraham lincoln instance. part however seems make sense devote preventative measures whenever possible order improve lives citizenry thereby enriching nation well
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Arline Ostolaza
I am strongly inclined to assert that a thoughtfully structured program be made available to all pre-kindergarten children regardless of their family situations. I've noted that children born to upper-middle and high income parents suffer a diminished capacity to learn just as low-income children, owing to disinterested or ineffectual parenting. There will always be exceptions to the norm--the largely self-taught Abraham Lincoln, for instance. For the most part, however, it seems to make more sense to devote preventative measures whenever possible in order to improve the lives of our citizenry, thereby enriching the nation as well.
a smart investment
A390-P
children's education
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strongly inclined assert thoughtfully structured program made available pre kindergarten children regardless family situations. 've noted children born upper middle high income parents suffer diminished capacity learn low income children owing disinterested ineffectual parenting. always exceptions norm -- largely self taught abraham lincoln instance. part however seems make sense devote preventative measures whenever possible order improve lives citizenry thereby enriching nation well
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Arline Ostolaza
I am strongly inclined to assert that a thoughtfully structured program be made available to all pre-kindergarten children regardless of their family situations. I've noted that children born to upper-middle and high income parents suffer a diminished capacity to learn just as low-income children, owing to disinterested or ineffectual parenting. There will always be exceptions to the norm--the largely self-taught Abraham Lincoln, for instance. For the most part, however, it seems to make more sense to devote preventative measures whenever possible in order to improve the lives of our citizenry, thereby enriching the nation as well.
a smart investment
A390-P
kindergarten
1
3
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strongly inclined assert thoughtfully structured program made available pre kindergarten children regardless family situations. 've noted children born upper middle high income parents suffer diminished capacity learn low income children owing disinterested ineffectual parenting. always exceptions norm -- largely self taught abraham lincoln instance. part however seems make sense devote preventative measures whenever possible order improve lives citizenry thereby enriching nation well
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Arline Ostolaza
I am strongly inclined to assert that a thoughtfully structured program be made available to all pre-kindergarten children regardless of their family situations. I've noted that children born to upper-middle and high income parents suffer a diminished capacity to learn just as low-income children, owing to disinterested or ineffectual parenting. There will always be exceptions to the norm--the largely self-taught Abraham Lincoln, for instance. For the most part, however, it seems to make more sense to devote preventative measures whenever possible in order to improve the lives of our citizenry, thereby enriching the nation as well.
a smart investment
A390-P
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strongly inclined assert thoughtfully structured program made available pre kindergarten children regardless family situations. 've noted children born upper middle high income parents suffer diminished capacity learn low income children owing disinterested ineffectual parenting. always exceptions norm -- largely self taught abraham lincoln instance. part however seems make sense devote preventative measures whenever possible order improve lives citizenry thereby enriching nation well
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Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
a problem
A1346-P
a problem
0
1
4,150
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["problem"]
problem
1
0
Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
a problem
A1346-P
illegals
1
3
4,151
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["illegals"]
illegals
1
1
Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
a problem
A1346-P
immigrant
0
3
4,152
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["immigrant"]
immigrant
1
0
Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
a problem
A1346-P
english fluency
1
2
4,153
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["english", "fluency"]
english fluency
1
1
Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
a problem
A1346-P
illegals
1
3
4,154
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["illegals"]
illegals
1
1
Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
immigration
A1345-P
immigration
0
1
9,482
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["immigration"]
immigration
1
0
Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
immigration
A1345-P
english fluency
0
3
9,483
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["english", "fluency"]
english fluency
1
1
Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
immigration
A1345-P
illegal immigrants
0
3
9,484
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["illegal", "immigrant"]
illegal immigrant
1
0
Basic Human Being
The solution is to tell illegals they are not welcome here at all. They are certainly not welcome here if they refuse to embrace the English language. They are the ones who must bear the costs of educating their kids in English, not us. A good start would be huge taxes on any money they think they should be able to send out of our nation. If these people want to be Americans, let them become Americans by demonstrating that English fluency is a priority and they will be the ones to pay for it not us.
immigration
A1345-P
english fluency requirement
0
3
9,485
15,986,622
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solution tell illegals welcome. certainly welcome refuse embrace english language. ones must bear costs educating kids english us. good start would huge taxes money think able send nation. people want americans let become americans demonstrating english fluency priority ones pay us
["english", "fluency", "requirement"]
english fluency requirement
1
0
CityBumpkin
"Do Immigrants Take Jobs From American-Born Workers?" seems to imply those jobs belong to native-born workers by right. That's an interesting perspective, particularly given how America advertises itself as a meritocracy, where the jobs go to the hardest working and most skilled. Mr. Camarota is re-treading the same arguments raised by 19th century Know-Nothings. America has not imploded from immigration since then. Successive generations of nativists have frothed about Irish, Italians, Polish, Chinese immigrants coming to steal American jobs. Yet America has became a superpower in those years. So is immigration really killing the job market? Or maybe we should look instead at what's different now? Perhaps the more significant cause of the decline in employment opportunities is because jobs are being shipped to countries like China or Sri Lanka? Or perhaps it's because there is a lack in upwards social mobility through failing public education and rising costs of higher education?
the threat
A3470-P
the threat
1
1
18,176
13,758,409
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immigrants take jobs american born workers. seems imply jobs belong native born workers right. 's interesting perspective particularly given america advertises meritocracy jobs go hardest working skilled. mr. camarota treading arguments raised 19th century know nothings. america imploded immigration since. successive generations nativists frothed irish italians polish chinese immigrants coming steal american jobs. yet america became superpower years. immigration really killing job market. maybe look instead 's different. perhaps significant cause decline employment opportunities jobs shipped countries like china sri lanka. perhaps 's lack upwards social mobility failing public education rising costs higher education
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threat
1
0
CityBumpkin
"Do Immigrants Take Jobs From American-Born Workers?" seems to imply those jobs belong to native-born workers by right. That's an interesting perspective, particularly given how America advertises itself as a meritocracy, where the jobs go to the hardest working and most skilled. Mr. Camarota is re-treading the same arguments raised by 19th century Know-Nothings. America has not imploded from immigration since then. Successive generations of nativists have frothed about Irish, Italians, Polish, Chinese immigrants coming to steal American jobs. Yet America has became a superpower in those years. So is immigration really killing the job market? Or maybe we should look instead at what's different now? Perhaps the more significant cause of the decline in employment opportunities is because jobs are being shipped to countries like China or Sri Lanka? Or perhaps it's because there is a lack in upwards social mobility through failing public education and rising costs of higher education?
the threat
A3470-P
immigration
1
3
18,177
13,758,409
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["immigration"]
immigration
1
1
CityBumpkin
"Do Immigrants Take Jobs From American-Born Workers?" seems to imply those jobs belong to native-born workers by right. That's an interesting perspective, particularly given how America advertises itself as a meritocracy, where the jobs go to the hardest working and most skilled. Mr. Camarota is re-treading the same arguments raised by 19th century Know-Nothings. America has not imploded from immigration since then. Successive generations of nativists have frothed about Irish, Italians, Polish, Chinese immigrants coming to steal American jobs. Yet America has became a superpower in those years. So is immigration really killing the job market? Or maybe we should look instead at what's different now? Perhaps the more significant cause of the decline in employment opportunities is because jobs are being shipped to countries like China or Sri Lanka? Or perhaps it's because there is a lack in upwards social mobility through failing public education and rising costs of higher education?
the threat
A3470-P
immigration
2
2
18,178
13,758,409
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["immigration"]
immigration
1
1
CityBumpkin
"Do Immigrants Take Jobs From American-Born Workers?" seems to imply those jobs belong to native-born workers by right. That's an interesting perspective, particularly given how America advertises itself as a meritocracy, where the jobs go to the hardest working and most skilled. Mr. Camarota is re-treading the same arguments raised by 19th century Know-Nothings. America has not imploded from immigration since then. Successive generations of nativists have frothed about Irish, Italians, Polish, Chinese immigrants coming to steal American jobs. Yet America has became a superpower in those years. So is immigration really killing the job market? Or maybe we should look instead at what's different now? Perhaps the more significant cause of the decline in employment opportunities is because jobs are being shipped to countries like China or Sri Lanka? Or perhaps it's because there is a lack in upwards social mobility through failing public education and rising costs of higher education?
the threat
A3470-P
job
2
3
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immigrants take jobs american born workers. seems imply jobs belong native born workers right. 's interesting perspective particularly given america advertises meritocracy jobs go hardest working skilled. mr. camarota treading arguments raised 19th century know nothings. america imploded immigration since. successive generations nativists frothed irish italians polish chinese immigrants coming steal american jobs. yet america became superpower years. immigration really killing job market. maybe look instead 's different. perhaps significant cause decline employment opportunities jobs shipped countries like china sri lanka. perhaps 's lack upwards social mobility failing public education rising costs higher education
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Sorry Mr. Miron, there is no evidence that low or no capital gains tax increases economic activity. It really is just a way to reward the wealthy, such as yourself. And the lost revenue will make it even more difficult for the government to provide services. The pesky poor and middle class are citizens too, not just the help.
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sorry mr. miron evidence low capital gains tax increases economic activity. really way reward wealthy. lost revenue make even difficult government provide services. pesky poor middle class citizens help
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Sorry Mr. Miron, there is no evidence that low or no capital gains tax increases economic activity. It really is just a way to reward the wealthy, such as yourself. And the lost revenue will make it even more difficult for the government to provide services. The pesky poor and middle class are citizens too, not just the help.
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sorry mr. miron evidence low capital gains tax increases economic activity. really way reward wealthy. lost revenue make even difficult government provide services. pesky poor middle class citizens help
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Sorry Mr. Miron, there is no evidence that low or no capital gains tax increases economic activity. It really is just a way to reward the wealthy, such as yourself. And the lost revenue will make it even more difficult for the government to provide services. The pesky poor and middle class are citizens too, not just the help.
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sorry mr. miron evidence low capital gains tax increases economic activity. really way reward wealthy. lost revenue make even difficult government provide services. pesky poor middle class citizens help
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Sorry Mr. Miron, there is no evidence that low or no capital gains tax increases economic activity. It really is just a way to reward the wealthy, such as yourself. And the lost revenue will make it even more difficult for the government to provide services. The pesky poor and middle class are citizens too, not just the help.
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sorry mr. miron evidence low capital gains tax increases economic activity. really way reward wealthy. lost revenue make even difficult government provide services. pesky poor middle class citizens help
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Sorry Mr. Miron, there is no evidence that low or no capital gains tax increases economic activity. It really is just a way to reward the wealthy, such as yourself. And the lost revenue will make it even more difficult for the government to provide services. The pesky poor and middle class are citizens too, not just the help.
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sorry mr. miron evidence low capital gains tax increases economic activity. really way reward wealthy. lost revenue make even difficult government provide services. pesky poor middle class citizens help
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This is a pretty offensive and inaccurate view. To compare home birthers to vaccine deniers is absurd. Hospitals have an increasing rate of cesarian births, which pose an increase risk to the mother, with 3 times the mortality rate of a vaginal birth. Transfer rates of home births are about 2-3%, meaning there is about a 97-98% chance of a vaginal birth for a baby born at home, a far safer option for the mother. Here are a couple facts to balance out these doctors inaccurate and out of date views: From the CDC: Number of vaginal deliveries: 2,642,892 Number of Cesarean deliveries: 1,284,339 Percent of all deliveries by Cesarean: 32.7% From Wikipedia: In those who are low risk the risk of death for Caesarian sections is 13 per 100,000 and for vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 in the developed world. The UK National Health Service gives the risk of death for the mother as three times that of a vaginal birth
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pretty offensive inaccurate view. compare home birthers vaccine deniers absurd. hospitals increasing rate cesarian births pose increase risk mother 3 times mortality rate vaginal birth. transfer rates home births 2 3 meaning 97 98 chance vaginal birth baby born home far safer option mother. couple facts balance doctors inaccurate date views cdc number vaginal deliveries 2,642,892 number cesarean deliveries 1,284,339 percent deliveries cesarean 32.7 wikipedia low risk risk death caesarian sections 13 per 100,000 vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 developed world. uk national health service gives risk death mother three times vaginal birth
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This is a pretty offensive and inaccurate view. To compare home birthers to vaccine deniers is absurd. Hospitals have an increasing rate of cesarian births, which pose an increase risk to the mother, with 3 times the mortality rate of a vaginal birth. Transfer rates of home births are about 2-3%, meaning there is about a 97-98% chance of a vaginal birth for a baby born at home, a far safer option for the mother. Here are a couple facts to balance out these doctors inaccurate and out of date views: From the CDC: Number of vaginal deliveries: 2,642,892 Number of Cesarean deliveries: 1,284,339 Percent of all deliveries by Cesarean: 32.7% From Wikipedia: In those who are low risk the risk of death for Caesarian sections is 13 per 100,000 and for vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 in the developed world. The UK National Health Service gives the risk of death for the mother as three times that of a vaginal birth
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This is a pretty offensive and inaccurate view. To compare home birthers to vaccine deniers is absurd. Hospitals have an increasing rate of cesarian births, which pose an increase risk to the mother, with 3 times the mortality rate of a vaginal birth. Transfer rates of home births are about 2-3%, meaning there is about a 97-98% chance of a vaginal birth for a baby born at home, a far safer option for the mother. Here are a couple facts to balance out these doctors inaccurate and out of date views: From the CDC: Number of vaginal deliveries: 2,642,892 Number of Cesarean deliveries: 1,284,339 Percent of all deliveries by Cesarean: 32.7% From Wikipedia: In those who are low risk the risk of death for Caesarian sections is 13 per 100,000 and for vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 in the developed world. The UK National Health Service gives the risk of death for the mother as three times that of a vaginal birth
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This is a pretty offensive and inaccurate view. To compare home birthers to vaccine deniers is absurd. Hospitals have an increasing rate of cesarian births, which pose an increase risk to the mother, with 3 times the mortality rate of a vaginal birth. Transfer rates of home births are about 2-3%, meaning there is about a 97-98% chance of a vaginal birth for a baby born at home, a far safer option for the mother. Here are a couple facts to balance out these doctors inaccurate and out of date views: From the CDC: Number of vaginal deliveries: 2,642,892 Number of Cesarean deliveries: 1,284,339 Percent of all deliveries by Cesarean: 32.7% From Wikipedia: In those who are low risk the risk of death for Caesarian sections is 13 per 100,000 and for vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 in the developed world. The UK National Health Service gives the risk of death for the mother as three times that of a vaginal birth
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This is a pretty offensive and inaccurate view. To compare home birthers to vaccine deniers is absurd. Hospitals have an increasing rate of cesarian births, which pose an increase risk to the mother, with 3 times the mortality rate of a vaginal birth. Transfer rates of home births are about 2-3%, meaning there is about a 97-98% chance of a vaginal birth for a baby born at home, a far safer option for the mother. Here are a couple facts to balance out these doctors inaccurate and out of date views: From the CDC: Number of vaginal deliveries: 2,642,892 Number of Cesarean deliveries: 1,284,339 Percent of all deliveries by Cesarean: 32.7% From Wikipedia: In those who are low risk the risk of death for Caesarian sections is 13 per 100,000 and for vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 in the developed world. The UK National Health Service gives the risk of death for the mother as three times that of a vaginal birth
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This is a pretty offensive and inaccurate view. To compare home birthers to vaccine deniers is absurd. Hospitals have an increasing rate of cesarian births, which pose an increase risk to the mother, with 3 times the mortality rate of a vaginal birth. Transfer rates of home births are about 2-3%, meaning there is about a 97-98% chance of a vaginal birth for a baby born at home, a far safer option for the mother. Here are a couple facts to balance out these doctors inaccurate and out of date views: From the CDC: Number of vaginal deliveries: 2,642,892 Number of Cesarean deliveries: 1,284,339 Percent of all deliveries by Cesarean: 32.7% From Wikipedia: In those who are low risk the risk of death for Caesarian sections is 13 per 100,000 and for vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 in the developed world. The UK National Health Service gives the risk of death for the mother as three times that of a vaginal birth
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pretty offensive inaccurate view. compare home birthers vaccine deniers absurd. hospitals increasing rate cesarian births pose increase risk mother 3 times mortality rate vaginal birth. transfer rates home births 2 3 meaning 97 98 chance vaginal birth baby born home far safer option mother. couple facts balance doctors inaccurate date views cdc number vaginal deliveries 2,642,892 number cesarean deliveries 1,284,339 percent deliveries cesarean 32.7 wikipedia low risk risk death caesarian sections 13 per 100,000 vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 developed world. uk national health service gives risk death mother three times vaginal birth
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This is a pretty offensive and inaccurate view. To compare home birthers to vaccine deniers is absurd. Hospitals have an increasing rate of cesarian births, which pose an increase risk to the mother, with 3 times the mortality rate of a vaginal birth. Transfer rates of home births are about 2-3%, meaning there is about a 97-98% chance of a vaginal birth for a baby born at home, a far safer option for the mother. Here are a couple facts to balance out these doctors inaccurate and out of date views: From the CDC: Number of vaginal deliveries: 2,642,892 Number of Cesarean deliveries: 1,284,339 Percent of all deliveries by Cesarean: 32.7% From Wikipedia: In those who are low risk the risk of death for Caesarian sections is 13 per 100,000 and for vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 in the developed world. The UK National Health Service gives the risk of death for the mother as three times that of a vaginal birth
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This is a pretty offensive and inaccurate view. To compare home birthers to vaccine deniers is absurd. Hospitals have an increasing rate of cesarian births, which pose an increase risk to the mother, with 3 times the mortality rate of a vaginal birth. Transfer rates of home births are about 2-3%, meaning there is about a 97-98% chance of a vaginal birth for a baby born at home, a far safer option for the mother. Here are a couple facts to balance out these doctors inaccurate and out of date views: From the CDC: Number of vaginal deliveries: 2,642,892 Number of Cesarean deliveries: 1,284,339 Percent of all deliveries by Cesarean: 32.7% From Wikipedia: In those who are low risk the risk of death for Caesarian sections is 13 per 100,000 and for vaginal birth 3.5 per 100,000 in the developed world. The UK National Health Service gives the risk of death for the mother as three times that of a vaginal birth
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I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
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I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
college not free
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college not free
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I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
college not free
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I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
college not free
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I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
college not free
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Neil W.
I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
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Neil W.
I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
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Neil W.
I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
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Neil W.
I look at my resume and realize that despite having a Bachelors Degree in Communications, I still don't really have any jobs skills. My education failed me because it didn't provide me with any real specialized skill. And because of that, it seems like I"m destined to low paying office jobs as Office Assistants or Call Center Rep. I made the mistake of believing people when they said all I needed was a degree. They were wrong. All I can tell anyone is I'm barely proficent in MS Word and Excel, and I know how to press the start button on a copy machine. I somehow went through 4 years of college without learning anything real.
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The rim is fine where it is, but dunking should not be allowed-- technically it is cheating. The ball is not supposed to be touched while in the cylinder as that is offensive goaltending. Remove the dunk exception for offensive goaltending from the rules and you will have a more challenging game, even if you lose some highlight reel plays. Of course I say this as an old guy who can no longer dunk.
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The rim is fine where it is, but dunking should not be allowed-- technically it is cheating. The ball is not supposed to be touched while in the cylinder as that is offensive goaltending. Remove the dunk exception for offensive goaltending from the rules and you will have a more challenging game, even if you lose some highlight reel plays. Of course I say this as an old guy who can no longer dunk.
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A4719-P
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The rim is fine where it is, but dunking should not be allowed-- technically it is cheating. The ball is not supposed to be touched while in the cylinder as that is offensive goaltending. Remove the dunk exception for offensive goaltending from the rules and you will have a more challenging game, even if you lose some highlight reel plays. Of course I say this as an old guy who can no longer dunk.
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The rim is fine where it is, but dunking should not be allowed-- technically it is cheating. The ball is not supposed to be touched while in the cylinder as that is offensive goaltending. Remove the dunk exception for offensive goaltending from the rules and you will have a more challenging game, even if you lose some highlight reel plays. Of course I say this as an old guy who can no longer dunk.
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I don't think we're getting dumber, I just think many people today are not as enthusiastic about learning as earlier generations were. I work for an insurance company, and I am constantly taking continuing education courses. I often hear my peers make comments such as, "I don't care what kind of score I get as long as I pass." When I hear comments like that, I often think to myself, why would someone want to settle for "passing"? Why not aim higher? Unfortunately, for many people, "good" is good enough for them.
people
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Miss Jones
I don't think we're getting dumber, I just think many people today are not as enthusiastic about learning as earlier generations were. I work for an insurance company, and I am constantly taking continuing education courses. I often hear my peers make comments such as, "I don't care what kind of score I get as long as I pass." When I hear comments like that, I often think to myself, why would someone want to settle for "passing"? Why not aim higher? Unfortunately, for many people, "good" is good enough for them.
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I don't think we're getting dumber, I just think many people today are not as enthusiastic about learning as earlier generations were. I work for an insurance company, and I am constantly taking continuing education courses. I often hear my peers make comments such as, "I don't care what kind of score I get as long as I pass." When I hear comments like that, I often think to myself, why would someone want to settle for "passing"? Why not aim higher? Unfortunately, for many people, "good" is good enough for them.
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A1830-P
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I don't think we're getting dumber, I just think many people today are not as enthusiastic about learning as earlier generations were. I work for an insurance company, and I am constantly taking continuing education courses. I often hear my peers make comments such as, "I don't care what kind of score I get as long as I pass." When I hear comments like that, I often think to myself, why would someone want to settle for "passing"? Why not aim higher? Unfortunately, for many people, "good" is good enough for them.
people
A1830-P
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George
Gandhi said (more or accurately) "I am willing to die for India's independence, but there is no cause I would kill for." The gross immorality of modern war--war since Napoleon if not earlier--is that contestants are willing to kill for their cause, but not to die for it. The US killed far more people in Iraq than the 4000 or so Americans who fell there--the ratio seems to be tending toward thousands of civilians versus 0 soldiers. The drone makes the perfect war: they die (we don't know who), we live.
more harm
A3920-P
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gandhi said accurately willing die india 's independence cause would kill. gross immorality modern war -- war since napoleon earlier -- contestants willing kill cause die. us killed far people iraq 4000 americans fell -- ratio seems tending toward thousands civilians versus 0 soldiers. drone makes perfect war die n't know live
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George
Gandhi said (more or accurately) "I am willing to die for India's independence, but there is no cause I would kill for." The gross immorality of modern war--war since Napoleon if not earlier--is that contestants are willing to kill for their cause, but not to die for it. The US killed far more people in Iraq than the 4000 or so Americans who fell there--the ratio seems to be tending toward thousands of civilians versus 0 soldiers. The drone makes the perfect war: they die (we don't know who), we live.
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A3920-P
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Gandhi said (more or accurately) "I am willing to die for India's independence, but there is no cause I would kill for." The gross immorality of modern war--war since Napoleon if not earlier--is that contestants are willing to kill for their cause, but not to die for it. The US killed far more people in Iraq than the 4000 or so Americans who fell there--the ratio seems to be tending toward thousands of civilians versus 0 soldiers. The drone makes the perfect war: they die (we don't know who), we live.
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Gandhi said (more or accurately) "I am willing to die for India's independence, but there is no cause I would kill for." The gross immorality of modern war--war since Napoleon if not earlier--is that contestants are willing to kill for their cause, but not to die for it. The US killed far more people in Iraq than the 4000 or so Americans who fell there--the ratio seems to be tending toward thousands of civilians versus 0 soldiers. The drone makes the perfect war: they die (we don't know who), we live.
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George
Gandhi said (more or accurately) "I am willing to die for India's independence, but there is no cause I would kill for." The gross immorality of modern war--war since Napoleon if not earlier--is that contestants are willing to kill for their cause, but not to die for it. The US killed far more people in Iraq than the 4000 or so Americans who fell there--the ratio seems to be tending toward thousands of civilians versus 0 soldiers. The drone makes the perfect war: they die (we don't know who), we live.
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Gandhi said (more or accurately) "I am willing to die for India's independence, but there is no cause I would kill for." The gross immorality of modern war--war since Napoleon if not earlier--is that contestants are willing to kill for their cause, but not to die for it. The US killed far more people in Iraq than the 4000 or so Americans who fell there--the ratio seems to be tending toward thousands of civilians versus 0 soldiers. The drone makes the perfect war: they die (we don't know who), we live.
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This was a very compelling unmasking of so-called data-driven policy. The users of this rhetoric, who claim that information itself compels their actions, always do so to separate themselves from their actions, to deny responsibility. I foresee (ha) that this issue of using procedural automation and informational complexity to deny responsibility and bury any trace of decisional authority will become a major moral and philosophical problem in the coming century.
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This was a very compelling unmasking of so-called data-driven policy. The users of this rhetoric, who claim that information itself compels their actions, always do so to separate themselves from their actions, to deny responsibility. I foresee (ha) that this issue of using procedural automation and informational complexity to deny responsibility and bury any trace of decisional authority will become a major moral and philosophical problem in the coming century.
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James
This was a very compelling unmasking of so-called data-driven policy. The users of this rhetoric, who claim that information itself compels their actions, always do so to separate themselves from their actions, to deny responsibility. I foresee (ha) that this issue of using procedural automation and informational complexity to deny responsibility and bury any trace of decisional authority will become a major moral and philosophical problem in the coming century.
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This was a very compelling unmasking of so-called data-driven policy. The users of this rhetoric, who claim that information itself compels their actions, always do so to separate themselves from their actions, to deny responsibility. I foresee (ha) that this issue of using procedural automation and informational complexity to deny responsibility and bury any trace of decisional authority will become a major moral and philosophical problem in the coming century.
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Oriole
'Normal' ? This royal marriage may well last (she's definitely got staying power), but how 'normal' the British royal family will truly become is anybody's guess. Prince William, for all his good qualities, didn't mix with a lot of 'normal', (i.e. unrich, unposh) people at Eton. He went to St. Andrews, noted for its posh student body, but didn't last a year in university residence there. He was living on a landowner's private estate (with Kate) within six months of starting at St. Andrews. It's taken him eight years to propose to a millionaire's daughter. How much exposure has he had to life in a less hierarchical society than the British armed forces ? Not a promising start, for anyone expected to move to a more Scandinavian-style monarchy.
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normal. royal marriage may well last 's definitely got staying power normal british royal family truly become anybody 's guess. prince william good qualities n't mix lot normal i.e.. unrich unposh people eton. went st. andrews noted posh student body n't last year university residence. living landowner 's private estate kate within six months starting st. andrews. 's taken eight years propose millionaire 's daughter. much exposure life less hierarchical society british armed forces. promising start anyone expected move scandinavian style monarchy
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