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Rinehart Urges Costly Australia to Take Lessons From Singapore
Rakuten Throws a Challenge To Entrepreneurs in Singapore I think these misunderstandings will kill us all.
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2013-05-18, 08:04 | Link #28423 |
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Medical weed could jinx recreational dope market in Washington state
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/...94F03020130516 Mine union threatens to bring South Africa to 'standstill' http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/...94G08020130517
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2013-05-18, 15:47 | Link #28424 |
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Hulk, Ant-Man & Doctor Strange Focus Of Marvel's Phase Three:
"On the heels of "Iron Man 3" hitting the billion-dollar mark this week, Marvel Studios is opening up about which superheroes they intend to bring to the big screen in coming years. Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige revealed which characters are favored to land in their multi-film project known as Phase Three." See: http://movies.yahoo.com/news/hulk-an...181220775.html |
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Ideologies take generations to change. Until then, protests — sometimes violent — are only to be expected. |
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And just because it is expected doesn't mean it should be accepted. If people aren't willing to drop their world view, they are the problem.
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2013-05-19, 00:40 | Link #28431 | |
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How about we do the opposite... if homosexuals protest against hetero marriages? I say if the homo's are the majority in this scenerio.. Let the protesters do as they like, it's their right. |
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And I'm not going to go further than this. All the relevant arguments have been brought up elsewhere in this forum. No need to derail this thread. |
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2013-05-19, 01:54 | Link #28434 |
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I can only imagine what will happen when that "same-sex marriage wave" will hit Italy more seriously (now that almost all of Western Europe have something about same-sex marriage), when we know that 1) there is a very significant number of Italian homosexuals out there and 2) at least 3 traditionally Catholic countries in Europe already voted the bill.
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2013-05-19, 03:43 | Link #28436 |
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Along with Turkey, they have been foremost examples of proto-futurist countries that have neglected same sex issues on non-religious basis. Ironically, both of them would've overseen more progress over LGBT issues without hardline Jacobinism in force. Ditto for Turkey.
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2013-05-19, 03:48 | Link #28437 | |
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2013-05-19, 05:15 | Link #28438 |
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There are a lots of young people in those manifestations, and many factors explain it. The recent extremisation of young citizens especially in the far right, the unpopularity of our president/governement, and the fact we simply hate when there's changement.
I will agree with Sumeragi's statement, but France is probably the least liberal of rich country though. It's the state that decides what kind of economic fields are interesting or not, that's probably why we are very late in green energy thanks to/because of state nuclear agency. |
2013-05-19, 06:20 | Link #28439 |
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The state's what carrying the green energy sector (such as it is) at all. Nobody would buy any of it without the various aids and incentives provided by the government. In fact, once the government pulled back, everyone did stop buying.
You can argue that we need to do more if you want (I think there are other priorities, myself), but if you want more green energy development, you need more state, not less. |
2013-05-19, 07:13 | Link #28440 |
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Speaking of green energy: Special Report: The Rise and Fall of China's Sun King
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/...94I00220130519 China gives environmental approval to country's biggest hydro dam http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/...94G04E20130517
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