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An argument for i heard that http://www.workistry.com can get you a job faster than monster.com i heard that www.workistry.com is the worlds largest resume search engine by isoldmydomains An argument for 1984 I hated reading it in school, at first. But then I got into it and it was a really good book, and very scary. I forget when he wrote the book, like 1920 something? And he predicted, or told, a story about a lot of things that happen today... which is scary, like I already stated, but overall, a good book. The ending wasn't all that great though, but it didn't leave me hanging for a sequel, so that's good. by crocodileman88 An argument against Admit it Liberals. Sara Palin is a smart women. You don't like her, and you are just afraid of her. Sarah Palin is RETARDED and the only reason conservatives like her is because she likes to shoot guns, she is for guns, she shoots animals and is for homeland defense. I'm for all of those things, and I have liberal views. Another reason she is stupid is because she is rallying all these conservatives and giving them the idea that guns are the way to go no matter what. Not reall. So if you don't get your way, you're going to pull out a gun and intimidate people? Yeah, real brave. by crocodileman88 An argument for The Legalization of Marijuana Notice how noone on this topic has gone against the legalization of mariijuana? That is a good thing, because marijuana is not a dangerous thing. No study has ever shown that someone has died solely by marijuana. Related deaths to marijuana have other drugs mixed in or alcohol. (Which is an intense experience by the way.) Anyways, if marijuana were to be legal, we could tax it, but that's definitely not the issue here. The issue we face is having all these people locked up in jail for having a little bit of a natural plant in their pocket. Wow. If that's the case, would you arrest someone if they started picking dandelions? You can make wine out of dandelions, why aren't they illegal? Plus that's even more dangerous than stumbling upon a marijuana plant and saying "hey I think I'm going to try smoking this and seeing what happens. Or just buying it from somebody. Sure the effects are strong, but usually you get scared of driving or anything that can cause harm to you. Alot of people like to just relax and hang out and laugh and have a good time. Good job, government, you have made something illegal that is harmless. Maybe you should take a look at those dandelions eh? Here is a recipe for dandelion wine. Wow anyone can make it and get drunk? That's pretty stupid if you are letting anybody go through with this. Point is: Legalize weed, and focus on something more important like, say, the economy? by crocodileman88 An argument for What are some of the obstacles for jobseekers to find new employment efficiently ? I felt that most of the "real" or interesting jobs are not advertised publicly, but rather passed on to candidates referred to employees. A lot of the jobs advertised publicly are vague and filled with buzzwords and it's hard for a candidate to relate to the job he/she could be doing. by fishfillet		An argument for i heard that http://www.workistry.com can get you a job faster than monster.com i heard that www.workistry.com is the worlds largest resume search engine by isoldmydomains An argument by An argument by An argument by An argument by		An argument against Plastic Baby Bottles Researchers tested 19 baby bottles purchased in nine U.S. states and Canada. Bottle brands included Avent, Dr. Brown, Evenflo, Disney, Gerber and Playtex. When the bottles were heated to 175 degrees F (80 degrees C), every one of them leached bisphenol A at about 5 to 7 parts per billion. The report also suggested that because of the chemical makeup of bisphenol A, it may leach more in fatty or acidic liquids, such as milk or apple juice, than in water. by Katzwinkel An argument against Intelligent design @allonzo1 1. I was responding to your specific point (which starts off 'Give me a break. A goofy comment that asserts Intelligent Design...') and not the others. Yes, Katzwinkel is 100% correct, which is why he has 5 creds. 2. To address the others, as I have mentioned previously, much of your 'evidence' is stated ad nauseum by the ID crowd and has been debunked over and over again. To avoid redundancy, I posted a link to the most recent and most popular court case which ALREADY dismantles all of your arguments. Re-hashing old arguments should not win you cred. 3. It is up to you, the believer, to provide direct, unequivocal evidence for the existence of intelligent design or an intelligent creator. So far you have made several generalized statements about the minutiae of existence which do nothing of the sort . Ice floats ergo intelligent design exists? Trees provide shelter and wood for boats equals a creator must be at hand? Scientists are increasingly getting on board with ID? What? Provide direct evidence to ANY of what you assert is due to ID. So far you have done nothing. 4. Your arguments are erratic and seem to be frantically put together last minute. Do we really need to respond to your stream of consciousness? 5. When one fundamentally boils down ID to its most basic premise, it becomes: "You just have to believe." or "It's simply faith." This answer is absolutely unacceptable ... especially as we move forward into yet another decade. by otm_shank An argument for Google's Information Domination At least for the moment, Google has taken a benevolent dictator approach to their domination of personal data. This domination has allowed them to create some of the most innovative and useful tools released on the web today, for which, we (their dutiful subjects) benefit. Their motto "Don't Be Evil" is an indication that they, at least, have the intent to protect user's privacy. by juszczak An argument for Lady Gaga She has very catchy music, it grabs the attention of her audience. by blaiselukasiewicz An argument against Cloth Diapers very unsanitary! by blaiselukasiewicz