Moral Questions ...and No Answers
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TRGLDTE
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A glimpse that was far too short.
I thought it was too long, but am sure it did not cause moral decay as many Conservatives indicated.
You can see it all you want on the internet.
OrnotBitwise
Watermelon
It is a very nice tit indeed. It's simply a bit mature. If I had tits like that at her age . . . well, I'm older than she is and don't want what little tit I have, but you get the idea.You two guys are sick. It was not even a particualarially nice tit
But I will admit it was the high point of the show
Well, that depends entirely on the moment and where that teat is...
What is more important protecting lawyers earnings or keeping insurance costs lower?
Both are important. The teat is only important in a certain context.
The tit sure got more press than the tort reform issue.
uscitizen
Villified User
More damaging to whom Jarod ? That is the real question.
Those who are truely severly injured due to the mistake of another.
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Some kid who saw a millisecond view of a bare brest.
It's a comprehension thing. Most people do not understand the different effects of tort reform. Shoot, many don't even know what the term means at all.
More reason to spend more time on the issue... Educate the people !
People get bored and change the channel to more "exciting" things like Anna Nichole Smith. You cannot force people to become educated. You can wish that they will, but if it is such a boring subject you will find that your best efforts will become wasted.
I believe that on this issue there is middle ground. There are lawyers who take advantage as well as there are insurance companies who do the same. However enforcing newsies to carry what makes people change the channel will not have the effect you want in this case.
uscitizen
Villified User
Ahh.... I was thinking of profit vs humanity....
Contrary to this thread's author, I belive the current Americans are the greatest group to have ever lived... We are the most moral and the most prosperous and the happiest... And I think those Americans 100 years from now will have surpassed our wildest expectations.