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2006
Outlawing Conscience
by jasontromm
Pro-abortion advocates are attacking pharmacists for having a conscience. Now, here’s the great irony: These attacks on pharmacists are coming at the very time that the California Medical Association is attempting to bar doctors from getting involved in death-row executions -- even if the doctors have no objections to taking part. You can’t kill murderers, but you must kill babies. Health-care providers, it appears, are allowed to have a conscience, so long as those consciences object only to politically correct moral evils.
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2005
Wired News: Dr. Evil's Lair Evolves
by madape
Momus' Wired article on modern furniture and its percieved evils.
Stephen Pollard: Click, click, click. If only saving half the world from poverty were so simple
by mikepower
It’s much easier to publish pictures of Kate Moss, and to parrot the same old nonsense about the evils of free trade which we have heard for years from those who prefer to act by clicking their fingers rather than engaging their brains.
Banning Google Web Accelerator
by SuperDevy
& 2 others
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The 8 Evils of Google Web Accelerator (GWA)
2004
Information Design And PowerPoint Presentation Skills, Tools and Resources. MasterViews International: For International Presenters
by sachachua
& 1 other
Microsoft Powerpoint tips, for necessary evils and good ideas.
1970
Milk stirs debate
by tinyirishdancer
Few foods elicit such strong opinions as milk and dairy products. People don't simply like milk or avoid milk, they preach about its virtues or its evils. Milk used to be considered a "perfect food," and nearly everyone agrees it's a leading source of calcium in the American diet. However, many studies have been done arguing both the positive and negative influences of dairy food on our hearts, cancer risk, bones, etc. Let's uncover the real deal on what milk can and can't do for us.
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