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...Meehan declined to comment specifically on the resolution, Meehan’s office released a general statement about the Supreme Court’s decision. “I support the colleges and universities around the country who had the courage to challenge the U.S. government over this unjust policy,” Meehan said. “Ultimately, Congress must act to overturn the military’s outdated ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy, which is as ineffective as it is un-American...
...religious freedoms occupy much discourse about the Church’s decision, we must remember that the paramount issue in this whole debacle is the interests of the children whom the charity helps. In this case, the empirical facts are too compelling to ignore. It would be simply unjust to condemn these many children to the instability of foster homes because of a clash of values between the Church and state with, though vital, fewer tangible effects...
...that those won’t be necessary the rest of the way.If you’ve noticed, the one thing I haven’t mentioned thus far is a conference tournament. Most will point to years like this as examples for why such a venture would be unjust. What if Penn were to win the league by five games, only to be knocked off in the conference tournament and have some unworthy squad steal the NCAA bid?I look at this year as a perfect example of why it is necessary. The reasoning is simple. Consider the following...
...enlisted in the military (a few others have children who are officers). If Congressional hawks are getting their families out of military service because they can afford to provide their children with better options, then the war in Iraq starts to look not just ill-advised but downright unjust. Suddenly Bush and his cronies start to look like the pampered pansies, while anti-war liberals can claim to be representing the underclass. Second, liberals want to believe that the people who fight in unjust wars don’t have any other choice. If that’s true, then...
...those who face execution and commute their sentences to life imprisonment without parole. Until the federal government or the states ban the death penalty, governors should have the courage to protest the travesty that is government-sanctioned execution. Governors are not automatons that must bend to the pressure of unjust laws. They more than any other individuals have the power to achieve true justice. Tookie Williams, before his execution, served as a prime example of why the death penalty should be abolished. Williams showed that even the cruelest criminals can be rehabilitated to exert positive influences outside their jail cells...