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westerebus

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Reply to Joel thakkar (Original post)

Mon Dec 30, 2013, 07:47 PM

Dec 2013

1 is a yes. An everyone should have a complete check up yearly including a skin cancer exam.

2 is a no. If you're part of the act, you're part of the billing cycle.

3 is a no. I support dismantling the current form of oligarchy and starting over with a minimum stipend for each citizen. We can discuss what form of economy from that point forward.

4 is a meh. Up to the parent.

5 is a no. My preference is low cost higher education based on merit and ability at state universities. Private colleges can do what they want.

6 is a no. Reform the educational system with the means to support all the kids and get away from property taxing to finance school systems.

7 would be consenting adults enjoying what ever they agree to is their business.

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I would like to know views on following issues [View all] Joel thakkar Dec 2013 OP

Okay rrneck Dec 2013 #1

I think it would be appropriate for you to answer your own questions Major Nikon Dec 2013 #2

In general, I believe in the principle of equality. lumberjack_jeff Dec 2013 #3

1. Yes, but not at the expense of breast cancer funding. It shouldn't be zero-sum. nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #4

Thanks for the response. Joel thakkar Dec 2013 #5

K westerebus Dec 2013 #6