Is there a difference between "injustice" and unjust criticism"?
Q. I have to write a paper on injustice and i found this quote using unjust criticism instead of in justice. Is this that same thing? Please help!
Asked by MavsFreak41 - Tue Nov 10 21:18:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have to write a paper on injustice and i found this quote using unjust criticism instead of in justice. Is this that same thing? Please help!
Asked by MavsFreak41 - Tue Nov 10 21:18:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Which is the greater injustice: the enforcement of an unjust law or the wrongful law itself?
Q. Which is the greater injustice: the enforcement of an unjust law or the wrongful law itself?
Asked by Erogenous Jones - Wed Feb 24 20:49:21 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Which is the greater injustice: the enforcement of an unjust law or the wrongful law itself?
Asked by Erogenous Jones - Wed Feb 24 20:49:21 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Can an injustice be made up in an unjust manner?
Q. Can an injustice be made up in an unjust manner?
Asked by spanner - Tue Jan 26 16:06:18 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do you suppose they say 2 wrongs don't make a right? Love and blessings Don
Answered by Don H - Tue Jan 26 16:14:35 2010
Q. Can an injustice be made up in an unjust manner?
Asked by spanner - Tue Jan 26 16:06:18 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do you suppose they say 2 wrongs don't make a right? Love and blessings Don
Answered by Don H - Tue Jan 26 16:14:35 2010
What is the most unjust action or event you have experienced?
Q. Have you ever experienced injustice? Why would it be called "unjust?"
Asked by brit03 - Tue Nov 24 10:18:59 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Birth. Because I didn't ask to be put here. Love and blessings Don
Answered by Don H - Tue Nov 24 10:22:58 2009
Q. Have you ever experienced injustice? Why would it be called "unjust?"
Asked by brit03 - Tue Nov 24 10:18:59 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Birth. Because I didn't ask to be put here. Love and blessings Don
Answered by Don H - Tue Nov 24 10:22:58 2009
Do you think that there is a greater chance for injustice in the legislation of laws, or in the execution?
Q. Is it more likely that laws will be made unjust, or that they will be executed in an unjust way?
Asked by Spud - Sun Aug 5 08:24:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is the execution simply because there is usually more public insight when it comes to legislation. People and special interest groups watch bills in the legislature and offer suggestions, make calls, send letters. There is little oversight in execution of those laws. Think about sexual abuse laws. Child sex abuse is a horrible crime that needs to be prosecuted. But many, many times the law is used unjustly in the wrong circumstances. How many 17-18 year old kids engage in sex? Lots. Is that the same as a middle aged person abusing a child. No. But the same laws are used. Same thing with battery. Some things are a battery like an adult swatting a kid on the bottom. Forty years ago in the past all the adults in a… [cont.]
Answered by mama woof - Sun Aug 5 08:54:49 2007
Q. Is it more likely that laws will be made unjust, or that they will be executed in an unjust way?
Asked by Spud - Sun Aug 5 08:24:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is the execution simply because there is usually more public insight when it comes to legislation. People and special interest groups watch bills in the legislature and offer suggestions, make calls, send letters. There is little oversight in execution of those laws. Think about sexual abuse laws. Child sex abuse is a horrible crime that needs to be prosecuted. But many, many times the law is used unjustly in the wrong circumstances. How many 17-18 year old kids engage in sex? Lots. Is that the same as a middle aged person abusing a child. No. But the same laws are used. Same thing with battery. Some things are a battery like an adult swatting a kid on the bottom. Forty years ago in the past all the adults in a… [cont.]
Answered by mama woof - Sun Aug 5 08:54:49 2007
Do animals understand injustice?
Q. My one cat seems to get angry when the other cat is fed before her or gets more attention. Do you think animals understand injustice, as we may feel an that undeserved pay raise or undeserved praise to a fellow co-worker may be unjust? DoctorReggin - Thanks for responding. I believe animals may be misclassified. The more human-like qualities we see in them, how can we justify eating them or giving them cancer? However, in the same breath, I do say animals were made to be eaten, as is the planet's design. Animals eat other animals on this planet as a function of their biology.
Asked by Vote Reptilian - Thu Feb 11 20:50:46 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cats are just greedy. They want to be first. Love and blessings Don
Answered by Don H - Thu Feb 11 22:31:44 2010
Q. My one cat seems to get angry when the other cat is fed before her or gets more attention. Do you think animals understand injustice, as we may feel an that undeserved pay raise or undeserved praise to a fellow co-worker may be unjust? DoctorReggin - Thanks for responding. I believe animals may be misclassified. The more human-like qualities we see in them, how can we justify eating them or giving them cancer? However, in the same breath, I do say animals were made to be eaten, as is the planet's design. Animals eat other animals on this planet as a function of their biology.
Asked by Vote Reptilian - Thu Feb 11 20:50:46 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cats are just greedy. They want to be first. Love and blessings Don
Answered by Don H - Thu Feb 11 22:31:44 2010
When confronted by an unjust situation, is a person required to act?
Q. If the unjust situation is in context of friendship or family, would this make a difference? Should this make a difference?
Asked by Lou155 - Sun Oct 21 06:26:53 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The question is too vague. The term "unjust situation" covers too much ground. If you see someone beating a small child, the answer is yes, you have a moral duty to intercede. On the other hand, I understand that making a citizens arrest for jaywalking can get you beat up.
Answered by J P - Sun Oct 21 12:30:14 2007
Q. If the unjust situation is in context of friendship or family, would this make a difference? Should this make a difference?
Asked by Lou155 - Sun Oct 21 06:26:53 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The question is too vague. The term "unjust situation" covers too much ground. If you see someone beating a small child, the answer is yes, you have a moral duty to intercede. On the other hand, I understand that making a citizens arrest for jaywalking can get you beat up.
Answered by J P - Sun Oct 21 12:30:14 2007
What role does religion play in the fight against injustice ?
Q. I am doing a project for R.E and was wondering what part religion does play in injustice. It would also be very helpful if you could give me a few references to Christianity and Islam as well please.
Asked by B. - Tue May 12 13:14:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fighting injustice was what Jesus was all about. Those who follow his teachings make every effort to level the playing field for the poor and downtrodden. See the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount in the Book of Matthew (one source: ). The unfortunate side of the fight for injustice among the followers of Jesus is that often, they do not see themselves accurately and thus accept society's norms and mores rather than thinking for themselves, looking at what the culture accepts as normal that's really injustice, and saying, "Hey! That ain't right!" Someone else will have to support Islam.
Answered by Miz T - Tue May 12 13:24:55 2009
Q. I am doing a project for R.E and was wondering what part religion does play in injustice. It would also be very helpful if you could give me a few references to Christianity and Islam as well please.
Asked by B. - Tue May 12 13:14:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fighting injustice was what Jesus was all about. Those who follow his teachings make every effort to level the playing field for the poor and downtrodden. See the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount in the Book of Matthew (one source: ). The unfortunate side of the fight for injustice among the followers of Jesus is that often, they do not see themselves accurately and thus accept society's norms and mores rather than thinking for themselves, looking at what the culture accepts as normal that's really injustice, and saying, "Hey! That ain't right!" Someone else will have to support Islam.
Answered by Miz T - Tue May 12 13:24:55 2009
What can you do if you believe your judge was unjust and biased?
Q. My dad's check was being garnished at about the rate of 300 dollars every check. Well, he filed a paper to take those people to court to possibly make smaller payment arangements. Well, my parents got together a lot of evidence saying that after bills and everything they'd only have about 200 every two weeks to live on. My dad also has been taken a cut in hours and had to use up his vacation time to make up for lost time. He had check stubs to prove this. In court the lawyer for the creditors lied and said they owed over 5000 dollars and never paid a payment. This is not true, and my dad had evidence to prove it. The judge ruled in favor of the creditors without looking at ANY evidence. My question is, what should they do? Do you think… [cont.]
Asked by Kiana's Momma - Thu May 3 13:34:12 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your dad legitimately owes the debt then it really would not mean anything other than promotion of good character to show he has made payments previously on the debt. He hasn't satisfied the debt in full therefore he still owes regardless. To prove that your family would be low on living money after the garnishing is something most courts do not take into consideration, as harsh as it sounds. If the judge saw he was making payments, he would still have his check garnished since the debt is still open. In my opinion it would be a waste of money to have a lawyer file an appeal to a different Judge since his check will still be garnished either or, so my suggestion if this debt is eating away would be to file bankruptcy. Personally I do… [cont.]
Answered by Devie007 - Thu May 3 13:54:36 2007
Q. My dad's check was being garnished at about the rate of 300 dollars every check. Well, he filed a paper to take those people to court to possibly make smaller payment arangements. Well, my parents got together a lot of evidence saying that after bills and everything they'd only have about 200 every two weeks to live on. My dad also has been taken a cut in hours and had to use up his vacation time to make up for lost time. He had check stubs to prove this. In court the lawyer for the creditors lied and said they owed over 5000 dollars and never paid a payment. This is not true, and my dad had evidence to prove it. The judge ruled in favor of the creditors without looking at ANY evidence. My question is, what should they do? Do you think… [cont.]
Asked by Kiana's Momma - Thu May 3 13:34:12 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your dad legitimately owes the debt then it really would not mean anything other than promotion of good character to show he has made payments previously on the debt. He hasn't satisfied the debt in full therefore he still owes regardless. To prove that your family would be low on living money after the garnishing is something most courts do not take into consideration, as harsh as it sounds. If the judge saw he was making payments, he would still have his check garnished since the debt is still open. In my opinion it would be a waste of money to have a lawyer file an appeal to a different Judge since his check will still be garnished either or, so my suggestion if this debt is eating away would be to file bankruptcy. Personally I do… [cont.]
Answered by Devie007 - Thu May 3 13:54:36 2007
What questions to ask about injustice in the justice system?
Q. I have to interview some people about injustice in the justice system for a school project. What questions should I ask during the interview? Thanks!
Asked by Haihg H - Sat Jan 17 11:07:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you or someone in your family been subject to "injustice" in the justice system? If so, describe. If not, do you have an opinion of whether there are distinct areas, as opposed to isolated, individual cases, where there is injustice in the justice system? Do you have an opinion if any class of people, either by race, creed, gender, sexual preference, poor, rich, religious preference, or the like receive a different brand of justice than do all others? What is that opinion? What is your opinion, if you have one, of what can be done to provide close-to-equal quality legal representation to all, rich or poor. Do you have an opinion that the poor should receive whatever quality, or lack of quality, that they can afford? Or should the… [cont.]
Answered by jed i - Sat Jan 17 14:43:19 2009
Q. I have to interview some people about injustice in the justice system for a school project. What questions should I ask during the interview? Thanks!
Asked by Haihg H - Sat Jan 17 11:07:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you or someone in your family been subject to "injustice" in the justice system? If so, describe. If not, do you have an opinion of whether there are distinct areas, as opposed to isolated, individual cases, where there is injustice in the justice system? Do you have an opinion if any class of people, either by race, creed, gender, sexual preference, poor, rich, religious preference, or the like receive a different brand of justice than do all others? What is that opinion? What is your opinion, if you have one, of what can be done to provide close-to-equal quality legal representation to all, rich or poor. Do you have an opinion that the poor should receive whatever quality, or lack of quality, that they can afford? Or should the… [cont.]
Answered by jed i - Sat Jan 17 14:43:19 2009
What is a good idea for a speech on a teenage injustice?
Q. My assignment is to create a 3 paragraph speech on a true abuse or injustice from my school, home, or community. Anyone have any creative ideas? It has to be something related to my age range. I am 16 and a junior in high school. So gimme ur best shot.
Asked by Danny - Mon Dec 14 00:11:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. talk about higher car insurance rates for young adults. everything else that i can think of, i dont really see as an injustice to young people. sorry, hope it helps.
Answered by Ray-Ray - Mon Dec 14 02:01:28 2009
Q. My assignment is to create a 3 paragraph speech on a true abuse or injustice from my school, home, or community. Anyone have any creative ideas? It has to be something related to my age range. I am 16 and a junior in high school. So gimme ur best shot.
Asked by Danny - Mon Dec 14 00:11:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. talk about higher car insurance rates for young adults. everything else that i can think of, i dont really see as an injustice to young people. sorry, hope it helps.
Answered by Ray-Ray - Mon Dec 14 02:01:28 2009
What is an interesting social injustice to write a social psychology paper on?
Q. I've never taken a social psyc course before and am finding it hard to find an interesting topic. I have to come up with an experiment that will have a positive result on the chosen social injustice, but any help on interesting topics would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by Romano - Mon Nov 6 19:26:46 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. de-institutionalization on the mentally ill in the 80's. The money that was spent caring for them was supposed to go to community mental health center so they give care there. The money never made it. So it is basically a unfunded mandate. The mentally ill are, in my opinion, are receiving worse care today than 20 years ago.
Answered by clearwatervike - Mon Nov 6 19:52:05 2006
Q. I've never taken a social psyc course before and am finding it hard to find an interesting topic. I have to come up with an experiment that will have a positive result on the chosen social injustice, but any help on interesting topics would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by Romano - Mon Nov 6 19:26:46 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. de-institutionalization on the mentally ill in the 80's. The money that was spent caring for them was supposed to go to community mental health center so they give care there. The money never made it. So it is basically a unfunded mandate. The mentally ill are, in my opinion, are receiving worse care today than 20 years ago.
Answered by clearwatervike - Mon Nov 6 19:52:05 2006
What does a kingdom founded on injustice never lasts mean?
Q. Also, One had better die fighting against injustice than die like a dog or a rat in a trap.Please lots of detail ! Thank you :D
Asked by Tara D - Fri Jan 29 13:50:20 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) all kingdoms pass away. even the US superpower is going to be 'just another country' one day. 2) there are examples of injustice all over the world, in every country, in all areas of life. some are major, some are minor. -- often you don't know they are going to threaten your life, until you're being herded into a gas chamber these are just empty platitudes - nice words with no real meaning in real life
Answered by P.K. - Fri Jan 29 13:55:50 2010
Q. Also, One had better die fighting against injustice than die like a dog or a rat in a trap.Please lots of detail ! Thank you :D
Asked by Tara D - Fri Jan 29 13:50:20 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) all kingdoms pass away. even the US superpower is going to be 'just another country' one day. 2) there are examples of injustice all over the world, in every country, in all areas of life. some are major, some are minor. -- often you don't know they are going to threaten your life, until you're being herded into a gas chamber these are just empty platitudes - nice words with no real meaning in real life
Answered by P.K. - Fri Jan 29 13:55:50 2010
What is the most unjust example of 'affirmative action' that you have witnessed or experienced?
Q. I know I have witnessed various unjust examples of 'affirmative action ' and 'pollitical correctness'. Such as a woman being given a job before a man who was far more qualified. Do you have any examples?
Asked by girls_role_model - Thu Oct 19 09:08:54 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I once acted in a job for about 15 - the job was a grade above my normal level. At end of the performance rating period, I was rated as an exceptional performer with no negative areas or areas for improvement. The job was posted for permanent placement. I applied along with several other candidates. Before the official announcement of a selection, I was told by the selecting official that I was not selected because they needed a woman to balance out the mix. A woman was selected and trained her for six months - she lasted all of nine months. This is my tale of woe...
Answered by Irish Wander - Thu Oct 19 14:34:20 2006
Q. I know I have witnessed various unjust examples of 'affirmative action ' and 'pollitical correctness'. Such as a woman being given a job before a man who was far more qualified. Do you have any examples?
Asked by girls_role_model - Thu Oct 19 09:08:54 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I once acted in a job for about 15 - the job was a grade above my normal level. At end of the performance rating period, I was rated as an exceptional performer with no negative areas or areas for improvement. The job was posted for permanent placement. I applied along with several other candidates. Before the official announcement of a selection, I was told by the selecting official that I was not selected because they needed a woman to balance out the mix. A woman was selected and trained her for six months - she lasted all of nine months. This is my tale of woe...
Answered by Irish Wander - Thu Oct 19 14:34:20 2006
If somebody commits a crime and nobody notices, is it still an injustice?
Q. For instance, in the movie "Office Space" the protagonists plan to steal a fraction of a cent away from each transaction which over a period of years would lead to an income of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Also, I have notice that the company that I work for rounds the paychecks in their favor. However, nobody notices and when I point it out to them they don't care. Is that still an injustice? wise counsell, I did confront the company, and the confrontation did not go well. They told me that I was nitpicking and that if I didn't like it I should find another career. Thanks to everyone who takes the time to give their opinion. Lutremi, your answer contradicts itself. You first say that it is an injustice, then you say if the… [cont.]
Asked by the slightly amusing answers of - Tue Sep 25 22:50:02 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it would still be injustice because it still affects other peoples lives even if they dont know it..
Answered by pinkish - Wed Sep 26 01:59:46 2007
Q. For instance, in the movie "Office Space" the protagonists plan to steal a fraction of a cent away from each transaction which over a period of years would lead to an income of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Also, I have notice that the company that I work for rounds the paychecks in their favor. However, nobody notices and when I point it out to them they don't care. Is that still an injustice? wise counsell, I did confront the company, and the confrontation did not go well. They told me that I was nitpicking and that if I didn't like it I should find another career. Thanks to everyone who takes the time to give their opinion. Lutremi, your answer contradicts itself. You first say that it is an injustice, then you say if the… [cont.]
Asked by the slightly amusing answers of - Tue Sep 25 22:50:02 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it would still be injustice because it still affects other peoples lives even if they dont know it..
Answered by pinkish - Wed Sep 26 01:59:46 2007
What is an example of an injustice based on prejudice?
Q. I need some examples of an injustice based on prejudice. Please help!
Asked by Mike - Tue Dec 15 19:58:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Owning a slave. Hanging a religious person because of their beliefs. Killing someone for the color of their skin. Unfair treatment of another because you believe they are not equal to you or are wrong in beliefs. bless you.
Answered by krazyabouthim - Tue Dec 15 20:09:04 2009
Q. I need some examples of an injustice based on prejudice. Please help!
Asked by Mike - Tue Dec 15 19:58:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Owning a slave. Hanging a religious person because of their beliefs. Killing someone for the color of their skin. Unfair treatment of another because you believe they are not equal to you or are wrong in beliefs. bless you.
Answered by krazyabouthim - Tue Dec 15 20:09:04 2009
How feasible will it be to observe a World Peace Day in the face of injustice all over the place?
Q. The United Nations Organisation has set aside some special dates for observance of various problems of international concern. Many organisations have cried out against injustice worldwide pointing out that only real justice can ensure lasting peace in our world. But it looks like world leaders/rulers are all along shouting peace without ensuring justice in all its ramifications. Let us all remember Cause and Effects.
Asked by minista - Thu Mar 12 09:44:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You observe World Peace Day to support the idea of world peace not the fact that there is no peace in the world. The idea is to let the rest of the world know that you support the ideal and not the reality.
Answered by The Saint - Thu Mar 12 10:14:54 2009
Q. The United Nations Organisation has set aside some special dates for observance of various problems of international concern. Many organisations have cried out against injustice worldwide pointing out that only real justice can ensure lasting peace in our world. But it looks like world leaders/rulers are all along shouting peace without ensuring justice in all its ramifications. Let us all remember Cause and Effects.
Asked by minista - Thu Mar 12 09:44:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You observe World Peace Day to support the idea of world peace not the fact that there is no peace in the world. The idea is to let the rest of the world know that you support the ideal and not the reality.
Answered by The Saint - Thu Mar 12 10:14:54 2009
Is it necessary to govern over our lives? It is not injustice to collect taxes from a civilized citizen?
Q. How many courts, how many laws and how many rules can u count? evrywhere written constitutions saying that my citizens are happy, grateful but the reality is totally opposite. police system and courts, governments completely using for degraded citizens then why they collect taxes for expenditure from all citizens? why this kind of open injustice? the courts laws what they are doing, just front of them here is crimes are increasing why?
Asked by DAUOD M - Fri Nov 7 05:17:17 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Paying taxes is civilized as long as governments can be criticized and people have open, democratic elections. I pay taxes where I live for universal health care access, to help people who live in poverty, to have a caring animal control system, to have nice parks for everyone, to upgrade my water service from lead to copper, to have a good police force and an adequate public transportation system. I could go on for a long time. The more babies people have= the more government we need. Overpopulation is your biggest obstacle to less government.
Answered by grapeshenry - Fri Nov 7 12:11:11 2008
Q. How many courts, how many laws and how many rules can u count? evrywhere written constitutions saying that my citizens are happy, grateful but the reality is totally opposite. police system and courts, governments completely using for degraded citizens then why they collect taxes for expenditure from all citizens? why this kind of open injustice? the courts laws what they are doing, just front of them here is crimes are increasing why?
Asked by DAUOD M - Fri Nov 7 05:17:17 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Paying taxes is civilized as long as governments can be criticized and people have open, democratic elections. I pay taxes where I live for universal health care access, to help people who live in poverty, to have a caring animal control system, to have nice parks for everyone, to upgrade my water service from lead to copper, to have a good police force and an adequate public transportation system. I could go on for a long time. The more babies people have= the more government we need. Overpopulation is your biggest obstacle to less government.
Answered by grapeshenry - Fri Nov 7 12:11:11 2008
What a born again has to do when he suffers many injustice?
Q. use men's justice knowing that you can suffer more injustice(belongs to satan)or wait on God to see what He will do to those who make injustice against His children? i talk even about injustices that come from the government thanks nice sunday
Asked by what s happening here - Sun Aug 2 06:54:38 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I praise God for allowing me to SUFFER for His name sake, Jesus Christ. The GOV thinks they can over rule GOD. Like Jesus says in Matthew 5:34-37 ANYONE that takes an oath is of the evil one and James 5:12 agrees with Him and so do I. The same reason as Hitler did 'If you don'T think like us, we will kill you. mission accomplished? Does that mean we only have to kill the muslims only 10 more years? Where are the weapons of destruction that your gov lied about. satan is the fathers of lairs (John 8:44) and ya'll bow down to the children of SATAN. Ya'll must be in some kind of RELIGION. all religions are the favorite tactics of SATAN. Acts 17:24, Matthew 15:7-9, ETC. religion is very skillful in twisting the Bible verses into LIES for… [cont.]
Answered by Caleb Gosa - Sun Aug 2 07:14:15 2009
Q. use men's justice knowing that you can suffer more injustice(belongs to satan)or wait on God to see what He will do to those who make injustice against His children? i talk even about injustices that come from the government thanks nice sunday
Asked by what s happening here - Sun Aug 2 06:54:38 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I praise God for allowing me to SUFFER for His name sake, Jesus Christ. The GOV thinks they can over rule GOD. Like Jesus says in Matthew 5:34-37 ANYONE that takes an oath is of the evil one and James 5:12 agrees with Him and so do I. The same reason as Hitler did 'If you don'T think like us, we will kill you. mission accomplished? Does that mean we only have to kill the muslims only 10 more years? Where are the weapons of destruction that your gov lied about. satan is the fathers of lairs (John 8:44) and ya'll bow down to the children of SATAN. Ya'll must be in some kind of RELIGION. all religions are the favorite tactics of SATAN. Acts 17:24, Matthew 15:7-9, ETC. religion is very skillful in twisting the Bible verses into LIES for… [cont.]
Answered by Caleb Gosa - Sun Aug 2 07:14:15 2009
Is it unjust for all people to have the same rights?
Q. It has been said that since people are not equal in their intelligence and character, it is unjust for all to have the same rights. I don't agree, but what do you think?
Asked by HANADA - Mon Jan 11 01:13:50 2010 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. thats the problem with a one size fits all system. some people will always be better for one reason or another. but the liberals would agree with your definition.
Answered by hoodrich69 - Mon Jan 11 01:18:37 2010
Q. It has been said that since people are not equal in their intelligence and character, it is unjust for all to have the same rights. I don't agree, but what do you think?
Asked by HANADA - Mon Jan 11 01:13:50 2010 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. thats the problem with a one size fits all system. some people will always be better for one reason or another. but the liberals would agree with your definition.
Answered by hoodrich69 - Mon Jan 11 01:18:37 2010
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