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There are demographics for gun owners if you want to look at that. Not too shocking.
Favorite butthurt conservitard nickname for President Obama?
O'Bummer
Owebama (Get it....OWE, because we owe so much money because of the national debt and stuff!)
Barry
King Hussein
Antichrist/12th Imam
A lil old school, but I'd put Mike Evans and Chuckie Williams in the top 5. Evans is still the only college player, I know of, who could throw up a half court hook shot and not be riding the bench afterwards (although making the shot prolly did help).
grandpa?
I ran across stuff it seems others didn't..
Grats to Oregon and DCThey may have legalized it, but in reality, no one can afford to go into business selling it. Not with the IRS taxing the businesses at a 80-90% tax rate.
Bumgarner doesn't look unhittable at all. We are just sucking balls at hitting hittable pitches.
Hey guys, I saw on ESPN that no team to go up 2-0 in the LSC (that's A and N both) has ever NOT advanced to the World Series (since '85, in which they made it a 7 game series). I mean, I know that's a lot of qualifiers, BUT HOW EXCITING!!!!
i don't think that's accurate. i think it's maybe no team to go up 2-0 on the road.
Contraception is already so cheap and readily available that making it "free" is unlikely to have much impact on the number of abortions. People either are, or are not, too stupid to obtain/use contraception if they don't want kids. Abortions are declining because of (1) state restrictions on abortion, and (2) shifting public opinion on abortion.
As to the contraception = murder point, I suppose some might believe that, but there's a pretty significant difference between preventing conception or embryo implantation and killing a fetus that, if not viable, has actually developed into some semblance of a human being with a heart, brain, nerves, etc. The silver lining of morning-after pills being available OTC and at hospitals is that it further reduces any argument for the necessity of abortion.QuoteWhen financial and medical barriers are removed, it turns out teenagers this form of birth control more than they use pills: nearly three-quarters of the CHOICE Project participants in this study used some form of LARC, such as an IUD. Separate research has found that, nationally, just 4.5 percent of teenagers use this method.
Separate programs have had similarly dramatic results: Colorado saw teen birth rates decline 40 percent when it began providing free access to IUDs.
"We found that in a cohort of teenage girls and women for whom barriers to contraception (lack of knowledge, limited access, and cost) are removed and the use of the most effective contraceptive methods is encouraged, a large percentage opted to use LARC methods," the authors write.
http://www.vox.com/2014/10/2/6891337/st-louis-gave-teens-free-birth-control-and-they-now-have-very-low
