Vol. IX, No. 8, August 2003
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Ethics of a Fish Dinnerby Jonathan Wallace
I was amused and instructed by the importance of the choices we made in buying a piece of fish. |
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by Peter Bearse Our attention and the reform agenda need to be refocused on state and local initiatives and political parties if we want to take back our politics from the political class that has taken it over. |
by Sy Schechtman Something there is in me that specifically loves the sight of a baseball diamond. |
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by Danny Welch The lies won't stop until we fire the liars. |
by Evan Maloney How many times can the media cry wolf before people stop listening? |
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by Alasdair Denvil All political controversies are reduced to "I'm right; you're a jerk." |
The only thing that i don't understand it's why did you jewish people never made anything, like a government or something to protect you all |
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