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You're welcome to your opinions, but there is nothing in the way of data or facts to support them, [the ones that aren't just meaningless sayings, like "freedom ALWAYS works better than force"] which means they're as useful as the Easter Bunny in deciding how the issues can be resolved - or even...

Well, of course there would. They probably wouldn't be any better paying jobs, but there'd be more of them. I don't see that as a solution, even if we could convince our legislators that undocumented 'visitors' should be sent home, to try it legally. Which we can't, because there's too much...

Your opinions of the primary cause of continuing poverty [or failure to advance to middle class status] is not shared by many who study such trends and document the actual factors involved. "Too many things"!!! Genius, pure genius.

Whichever side of the argument you're on, most of us can agree that avoiding unplanned/unwanted pregnancy would be the best thing, so here's some interesting food for thought [if you're capable of that]: Tackling Teen Pregnancy: What Works, What Doesn't - The Daily Beast Interesting, how 'red...

I'm confused [and guilty, thanks, Moot!] Is that cargo container hauling bamboo flooring, or using it? If the latter, it's got a nicer and more expensive floor than in my sleeper! Now I'm depressed, too. But at least I don't wear hemp underwear, that sounds pretty itchy. :eek:

You could start a thread every month on your chosen subject and it would serve as a running blog, if you want to do that, but only Admin can approve stickies and [actual] blogs.

Re: Rafael T. Cruz, son of a Cuban who fought for and with Fidel Castro in the revolu Good parents can raise a kid who is bad. Bad parents can raise a kid who is good. Lots of parents raise some of both, so making any assumptions of the kid by looking at the parents can lead one very far...

Re: Rafael T. Cruz, son of a Cuban who fought for and with Fidel Castro in the revolu You do know that your first two words proved Letzrock correct, right? Or did you suppose that statements like "very likely" and "quite often" qualify as concrete conclusions?

Re: Rafael T. Cruz, son of a Cuban who fought for and with Fidel Castro in the revolu "Oh contrare"? That's funny, right there! :D

Re: Rafael T. Cruz, son of a Cuban who fought for and with Fidel Castro in the revolu I've had some dreams about - never mind, you don't want to go there, trust me.

Re: Rafael T. Cruz, son of a Cuban who fought for and with Fidel Castro in the revolu Equating mandatory health insurance with mandatory & entirely unnecessary medical procedures that no doctor would even consider ordering otherwise [in the same circs] is as brilliant as describing Obama as a...

I had a nice state trooper blip me with lights & siren [just a quick blip] on a long winding exit from a rest area once - scared the youknowwhat out of me. Then he just went around the truck, and proceeded to enter the interstate like normal, not chasing anyone, in no hurry at all. I thought...

That's what I said, 52 posts ago - glad you finally caught up, lol. ;) Seriously, I hope this has a 'chilling effect' [as the lawyers & judges like to call it] on the business of skimming & scamming. I wonder: the rewards are waaaay higher for whistleblowers who can point to a company...

Re: Rafael T. Cruz, son of a Cuban who fought for and with Fidel Castro in the revolu I thought it's a place in Ohio that rents canoes & inner tubes, myself.

You mean, if I 'like' a post, but then someone I don't like 'likes' it, I can unllike it? You're making my head hurt, an I don't like that. :p