Monthly Archive for June, 2007

Adoption and Foster Care Rights for Gays

Published
by
Anja
on June 9, 2007
in Individual Rights, News and Politics
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A new study by the Williams Institute, a UCLA think tank concerned with sexual orientation and public policy, found not only that gay couples are still discriminated against when it comes to foster care and adoption but also warns that a ban on gay and lesbian foster care, such as has been proposed various states, could cost states up to $27 Million Dollars and a national ban up to $130 Million Dollars.

I just have one question. What is the argument for thinking that a government run foster care program dealing with thousands of abandoned children can take better care of them than a couple who is willing to care, provide for and love a child by their own choice?

Why the FDA is immoral

Published
by
Anja
on June 7, 2007
in Economics and Politics
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In case you were wondering how much the FDA costs us, it is not just taxpayers’ dollars and millions in approval costs the drug companies face which they have to pass on to the consumer. The FDA actually costs us human lives.

Ditch the Prozac

Published
by
Anja
on June 5, 2007
in News
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…and reach for the cock? According to Gordon Gallup, a psychologist at SUNY Albany, sperm may have mood altering effects on women. His study found that women who had regular heterosexual intercourse without a condom were significantly less depressed than women who had sex without coming into contact with the good stuff.