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...American citizenship is not a human right. The U.S. does not have an obligation to systematically clothe, feed, and protect the citizens of other countries. (We may do so, but it is not an obligation.) What??s at stake here is civil and political rights, not economic and social rights. And civil rights presume citizenship. Its benefits—economic and social rights—cannot be systematically dispensed to those without it. The protesters, therefore, should have supported citizenship, not a citizen-less, stateless, world...
...really knows what the future holds, it’s probably a mix between Spaceballs and Demolition Man, with a cryogenically preserved Brendan Frasier running around like a hilarious cyber-punk from the past. However, one thing is certain: in 100 years, we’ll all be dead. What??s death like? We’re not too sure, but we can say with some certainty that it’s at least as boring as life, if not more so. The point is, no one will remember you, so stop acting like you?...
...know, in the long run—whether it’s worldwide or for this community—the overall health of the enterprise is what??s important,” he said...
...their congressmen to protest their pandering antics—they realize that the gasoline problem will extend far longer than the few months until midterm elections. Instead of racing to find a superficial solution that will give a favorable spike in the polls, congressmen should act courageously and do what??s best for the nation...
Kennedy said that environmentalism should not be a controversial issue because “the values Americans share are the same values—80 percent of Republicans are just Democrats who don’t know what??s going...