I am a resident in this despicable state. I happen to live in the most despicable part of the state as well (Northwest Indiana, the 2nd most polluted area in the country, the people are the worst in the country too). These new regulations are the least assine to come out of our legislature lately. They passed a law allowing the display of the 10 commandments in public. And in most cases the movie restrictions are enforced. And the age of consent is 16 and they got all these other goofy laws. . . Yeah it makes perfect sense. . . -earther
I think genetic engineering should be used, but to an extent. I.E. Getting rid of a genetic disease, growing new organs, and choosing sex of babies. Things like this could be done successfully as long as their is a system of "checks and balances." It should pretty much just be used to make sure the child is healthy, nothing more. Also I see no problem in growing a new organ for someone that needs it. Like I said their needs to be the proper laws, restrictions, and supervision for it to be done sucessfully. My two $.02, earther
I bet Microsoft paid AOL off to buy Netscape so they could shut it down. Thus making Internet Destroyer the king. Which would probably explain why Netscape isn't included in AOL 5.0 Just my two cents, earther
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I am a resident in this despicable state. I happen to live in the most despicable part of the state as well (Northwest Indiana, the 2nd most polluted area in the country, the people are the worst in the country too). These new regulations are the least assine to come out of our legislature lately. They passed a law allowing the display of the 10 commandments in public. And in most cases the movie restrictions are enforced. And the age of consent is 16 and they got all these other goofy laws. . . Yeah it makes perfect sense. . . -earther
I think genetic engineering should be used, but to an extent. I.E. Getting rid of a genetic disease, growing new organs, and choosing sex of babies. Things like this could be done successfully as long as their is a system of "checks and balances." It should pretty much just be used to make sure the child is healthy, nothing more. Also I see no problem in growing a new organ for someone that needs it. Like I said their needs to be the proper laws, restrictions, and supervision for it to be done sucessfully. My two $.02, earther
I bet Microsoft paid AOL off to buy Netscape so they could shut it down. Thus making Internet Destroyer the king. Which would probably explain why Netscape isn't included in AOL 5.0 Just my two cents, earther