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[Politics] — Half of Canadians surveyed believe possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use should not be a crime. Those who believe that possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use should not be a crime tend to be men (54 per cent), under the age of 25 (58 per cent), as well as supp read more»
[Politics] — For an antitax group, they don't know much about taxes. read more»
[Politics] — Should Congress take a pay cut? That is the questions posed in Washington D.C. this week. To help make this decision simpler, check out these numbers. read more»
[Politics] — Changing a doorbell in a federal government building in Gatineau cost Canadian taxpayers $1,000 while installing six light fixtures racked up a bill of $5,000. read more»
[Politics] — Individuals' faces communicate a great deal of information about them. Although some of this information tends to be perceptually obvious (such as race and sex), much of it is perceptually ambiguous, without clear or obvious visual cues. read more»
[Politics] — People (you, ideally) vote for candidates. These people (again, you?) vote based on issues (or wild emotional impulses). Sometimes they make signs about said issues. Sometimes those signs are unintentionally hilariously stupid. read more»
[Politics] — If you're online in South Australia and want to comment about the upcoming state election, be prepared to hand over your real name and postcode first — because this month it becomes illegal to do so anonymously (even under a pseudonym). Media organizations must keep your details on file for six mo read more»
[Politics] — Following the preordained pathway and modus operandi of his predecessor, USA Puppet President Barack "MoDubya" Obama has declared that 23-year-old banker's son and black bloomer bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab had ties in Yemen to "al-Qaeda", the CIA-fabricated global network of boogeymen who read more»
[Politics] — I mentioned that I was in Asia on this trip thinking about the economy, when I sat down for a round of interviews. Not one of them asked me about Asia. Not one of them asked me about the economy. I was asked several times about had I read Sarah Palin's book. (Laughter.) True. But it's an in read more»
[Politics] — Most Republicans backed the president's decision to send more troops. They claimed, however, he was playing politics by setting an "arbitrary" withdrawal deadline while insisting that any transfer of responsibility to the Afghan government ultimately will be based on conditions in that country. read more»
[Politics] — The question of whether Ben Bernanke is doing a good job is complicated. In fact, you may have to rephrase the question to get an answer. read more»
[Politics] — If you looked up "low-hanging fruit" in the dictionary, "right wing protesters with misspelled signs" would be the definition. read more»
[Politics] — Researching drug use is pointless since policy on the subject has nothing to do with evidence, only emotion. It has to do with fear of the unknown, the taboo of other people's escapist narcotics (or worse, those of one's children). read more»
[Politics] — If you want to understand how to fix today's health insurance system, you'd be smart to look first at how it was born. How did Americans end up with a system in which employers pay for our health insurance? After all, they don't pay for our groceries or our gas. read more»
[Politics] — What happens when adults catch teenagers "sexting" photos of each other? The death of common sense. read more»
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