MLUG: Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] [POLITICS] Censorship a policy?
Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] [POLITICS] Censorship a policy?
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On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Vern Green wrote:

Mike Miller wrote:
Anyway, I guess "lot lizards" are some sort of prostitute. Well, Vern, I don't know a lot about "lot lizards" and the sexual transmission of disease, but apparently an NIH panel thought the study was worthwhile or you wouldn't be talking about it. You ask "what on earth for?" because you don't want to know. I'm sure the answer is all over the web for you to read, and you would read it if you gave a damn.

I don't care about it, and I would rather not have 1.1 million dollars spent on this type of research. You complain about the huge deficit, well there is 1.1 million that was not spent on some scientist's special idea for a study.


I don't know anything about the "ecstasy testing." Where did you get that one? Maybe drugs should be legalized. I don't know about that, but I can definitely appreciate arguments in both directions. I especially think that it is futile to try to stop drug producers/importers. It's just too easy to bring it in to the US and supply/demand economics works against you.

You don't even know what you have on your own site?

http://taxa.epi.umn.edu/rmnews/2005/msg00048.html

Right. There are thousands of articles there. It is definitely best to post the URL and not assume that I will know what you are talking about. That's an interesting and kinda weird article. I understand the Bush position on that one.


The list of articles definitely included some that didn't make the case against Bush. It was meant to give you a list from which you could find such articles.

Mike

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