Yes. I get a physical every year and they tell me I'm perfectly healthy, and I'm over 300 pounds. Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, all well within normal levels. I do have a slight vitamin D deficiency though.
Genetics is the biggest factor in body shape and size.
The prosecutors should be unbiased as well. Defense lawyers can be biased, but the government's only interest should be getting justice, both for victims and falsely accused.
Male financial status is an issue to men for the same (perceived) reasons that body-image is an issue for women.
Qualitatively they are the same issue.
I still believe women style their appearance more to impress other women than men.
The males are the ones that typically need to work to impress a potential mate.
Yep, me too. I didn't mark most of those questions. I've been called racial slurs, been the only member of my race at work, I've had strangers ask to touch my hair, etc...
The Q episodes are my favorite, except the Robin Hood one, that one was lame.
Completely agree about the original series. I mean, I want to like it, but it's soooo cheesy and campy.
They didn't include authorization for it for the same reason they didn't include authorization for jury duty, it's not involuntary servitude, it's an obligation, a condition of citizenship.
No need to amend it, the Supreme Court ruled selective service, like jury duty, is not involuntary servitude.
Wait, aren't they doing this to their girls and boys? Why the focus on the girls? Surely "pimping out" one's 14-year-son to someone's daughter is just as heinous right?
Why is it "child brides and husbands" and not "child brides and child husbands"?
Right, he's targeting closeted atheists, telling them they don't have to be unhappy in religion, they can be happy as atheists.
He's not targeting people convinced of their religion, as he says:
The typical definition of a "hard atheist" is someone who believes there are no gods. This is not...
It has been a while since I read that book, but I don't believe his ultimate aim was to move people away from being religious. In fact, if I remember correctly, he even says somewhere in the book that his primary audience is atheists, not religious people, and he isn't trying to convince anyone...