A question that is always on hot debate...?
952612
Yes. Because we are all people no matter our color.
1185960
great point....    this is something that bothers many of us...  if you don't  have an answer - skip it,  and if you  have nothing good to say- say nothing..   obviously   too much common sense for some people...lol...
884447
what is the question.
748635
"... discussed in chapter". I love questions like this, where the student if forced to divine not a correct answer, but one relevant to the the course material just taught.
754342
DOES anybody have evidence about the origins of this lame question?  It seems that someone asks it at least once a week. If so, WHAT ???
415841
lol - this is a really cool debate - can anyone join in ??- pmsl..
961985
No, I get it. People ask a question, and then choose the people who side with their point of view. It happens alot. I tr to honestley choose the answer that actually answered my question, even if I disagree.\n\nSometimes though, ALL the answers avoid the question, (I have one up about remarriage right now, like that) and none of them address the issue, so picking one then is really difficult.
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It's a sad state of today's society that few people truly understand how to properly debate a topic.  \n\nTake a look at this thread,\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=Asw2jMjFL4LB6c3iJDZYVNcjzKIX?qid=1006020307384\n\nThe questioner, and her teacher(!), seem to think that she has an actual, valid argument.  Many of the answerers really have no clue how to respond.\n\nThere really is an art to true debate - defining an argument, making statements, rebuttals, affirmations, reaffirmations, etc.  I think it should be taught as a mandatory subject instead of being relagated to the geek squad/debate team.\n\nThe number of logical fallacies that you can trip over in normal conversation these days is amazing.  Ad Hominem attacks are quite prevalent.  For instance, a common question on YA currently is 'should an Arab country have ownership of some American ports?'  Most answers take the simple approach, "Bush is bad, therefore any stance of his is bad."  You may not agree with my answers to this, but I would think that a better counter argument could be produced.  Sadly, it doesn't occur too often.\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AmRTc1Ys0qijjTzxFexYnXvsy6IX?qid=1006022108438
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http://www.beliefnet.com\n\nSome of the discussions over there do get pretty heated sometimes, but just ask, as you did above, for a rational discussion. You might end up getting one.
889183
Racist question.\n\nNext?
280429
Is there a real question in this?
325284
and the question is....
665790
lol that is a good question. I use that phrase all the time and I've never even thought about that....thanks for making me think
1019831
This has to be one of the most commonly asked questions on this board.. I see it asked here at least twice a week
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and the question is........?
1165923
yep people confuse that one all the time-bet it happens on this question also-lots of love keep the peace old hippie here
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mymadsky: HOW MANY TIMES HAVE CONSERVATIVES TAKEN POINTS, JUST AS, IF NOT MORE, OUT OF CONTEXT AS THIS QUESTION DOES... \n\nTHERE ARE MANY, MANY, MANY QUESTIONS THAT TALK ABOUT "WHAT A LIBERAL BELIEVES" THAT IS JUST AS BIAS AND STUPID AND USUALLY MORE OUT OF CONTEXT...  \n\nHELL RUSH HAS MADE A CAREER OF SAYING CRAP JUST LIKE THIS!\n\nWHY IS IT OK FOR CONSERVATIVES TO TAKE THINGS TOTALLY OUT OF CONTEXT AND CALL LIBERALS UN-AMERICAN, BUT IT'S NOT OK WHEN DEMOCRATS DO IT? CAN CONSERVATIVES JUST NOT TAKE THE HEAT?