Open to all kind of opinions... based in any source...\n\nCheers!!! ;-) Thanks...
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It is a state wide trade-closure demonstration. All schools and businesses are to be shut across CA. And May 1st 'coz it is 'May Day' or 'worker's day' popularized by communism ideology. (Just to stick it up to Big Brother!) As has been the trend, the demostration would be peaceful, involves marching and taking to the streets, waving of Latino  and South American flags, obviously seeking solutions to the Immigration debate. \n\nWhat it really seeks to achieve is to exhibit the strength of undocumented immigrants. Also a solution that does not involve borders(though I do not accept that), no penalties(not right) and legal status(that has to be given, no other way to deal with 12 million people!)
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And this is based upon what evidence?\n\nHow about a source.\nHm still no source for your misinformation.
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I don't know for sure, but this is a great question, I would like to see the other people opinions and knowledge about this issue!
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I think you are very open minded and willing to allow others to voice there opinion without inciting them.  I think you try to see both sides of an issue and could probably argue either side if you wanted to.\n\nBut to answer your question, you trust Bush about as far as you can throw him.\n(is that good enough for ten?)
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I just wanted to say that I have read your questions and answers to several questions (including my own) and I find you to be very level-headed and well-spoken. I used to practice Christianity and then evolved into feeling differently - a lot of the reasons I did had to do with the way Christians around me looked at issues - it got under my skin. But your views that are influenced by your beliefs are not at all offensive, even to someone who may not believe in the same things as you. I am glad to read what you have to say, as I am more inclined to listen to someone who is rational, if nothing else.
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I thought the site was extremely interresting and even book marked it for later reading.  When I am home alone i may even listen to some of the audio.  Of course, some of it i found far fetched and hard to comprehend; however, some of it made since and requires further research.  Thank you very much for posting it.  I appreciate any chance at learning about other peoples beliefs and religions.  I think part of the problems btw modern Christians and other religions is that most Christians will not take the time to listen and study other belief systems.
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Got it....several sites listed below...this is when you form your own opinion, and what's best for YOU! :)
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That's an awfully general question.  The topic is interesting, however.  I think you're best off reading some books or Web sites, rather than getting the information from us folks. I mean, how much do WE know?    :)
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G'day Adellmarie,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nThat is good to know.\n\nRegards
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I TOTALLY AGREE...THANKS FOR POSTING!!!\n(APPLAUD)
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That's rather a loaded question that pre-supposes the answer, the way you've worded it.  It seems that your question already contains the answer you are looking for, so it would be futile to give any answer that didn't fully agree with the premises upon which your question is based.\n\nThat was just my long-winded way of saying if you want a broad range of answers, you should ask your question in an open way without any bias inherent in the question itself.\n\nGood luck kid!\n\n~ ♥ ~
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there are many different sources of news today: the internet is good because of its immediate nature, tv and newspapers are good because they can provide and in-depth local slant on a story.  but if you try to stay on top of everything, you'll suffer from information overload. \n\nindividually:::if you are asking how to pick and choose between the wide variety, i think a person should take into account the time they have available to digest the news, and what things they feel they need to know.  i've customized my yahoo page to bring up only those sources i trust, so in a sense i've censored myself.  there's too much out there and i feel the need to draw a line.\n\nas a society:::on the other hand if you're asking how much of our national defense policy should we give away, or should we publicize crimes that might incite others to repeat them, then it's a much finer line, with much more at stake.  where does the public's right to know overlap the potential dangers to them?  it can be decided on a case-by-case basis, but do we really trust news editors to make that call for us? they are biased by their own opinions too, so what they want us to see and hear will be colored by that.  credibility is an issue when the media are businesses that exist to make money 1st and report 2nd.  it's small wonder that people view the mass media with more than a little suspicion.
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Here is a new article that might help http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/world/20041103-1306-eln-worldview.html which is mostly on the positive side.  \n\nGood Luck!!!
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True. \n\nI could go into a lot here, but instead I'll give ya the link so you can learn a bit more on the subject yourself.
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I agree! The fact that we choose our best answer ourselves proves it. You can simply choose the answers you agree with and leave one that may really be true alone!\nHowever, I did have a very interesting case, where I was certain this one person would send me hate mail for my realistic answer, he chose mine as best! weird things happen! :-D\nThere are some people seeking truths out there, but it still comes down to the seeker to choose.
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I have gotten all of the above.\n\nYet, I would rate it as a 5!\nBecause I've gotten a lot of great answers, and I've gotten a lot of bogus answers too.  A web source like this isn't very reliable.  Use it as a personal source, not an official source.
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These three should give you perspectives from a few angles.\n\nhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/government/fbci/\n\nhttp://www.workingforchange.com/article.cfm?itemid=16391\n\nhttp://www.ethicsdaily.com/article_detail.cfm?AID=7052