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...Technically the ref shouldn??t drop the puck if there are too many players on the ice,” Moore said. “They obviously didn’t notice...
...respond that no, we shouldn??t have, because Sublime sucks...
...were” into every other sentence isn’t nearly as important as your deep and abiding interest in biblical history. They believe that when it comes to selecting courses, acting on your impulses is a bad thing—that you shouldn??t drop a course because you have a funny feeling that you won’t enjoy listening to that professor drone on day after day for the next three months...
...this threat, House lists should remain unregulated. Regulation, though well-intentioned, will no doubt inhibit list members from posting potentially useful, entertaining or thought-provoking e-mails for fear of warnings or removal. Also, as any regulation of House lists will always be unfairly subjective—it shouldn??t be any individual’s job to moderate. Besides, House lists are inherently self-regulating; when someone posts an offensive, asinine or ignorant e-mail, others on the list will likely ostracize this view with condemnatory e-mails or enlighten the issue with worthwhile e-mail discussion...
...skilled and educated” Iraqis can achieve more enlightened government than Saddam’s tyranny. By implying that Bush masks some sort of Western cultural imperialism in labeling Iraq’s regime as “evil,” the protesters insinuate that we shouldn??t judge Iraqi regimes according to Western standards. Saddam cannot be held accountable for his barbarism, so the fallacy goes, because his brand of tyranny arises from cultural forces the U.S. can’t understand—cultural forces that impede progress towards Westernized democratic government...