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  • Body Modifications

    Piercings, tattoos and dyed hair. Is it strange that I find it unreal for people to still exist who have any moral hang-ups against these activities? I don’t really even know how I’m going to write out an entire post on this subject. I can sum it all up by simply saying ‘if you don’t

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  • Abortion Rights

    We had abortion. We didn’t just have some half-assed, watered-down version of it; we had it all. It was a legally protected right. You didn’t need a doctor’s note to get one. If you wanted, you could have spent $20k getting knocked-up in vitro just so you could spend another $600 getting it ripped out

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  • Immigration

    It doesn’t really matter which countries you’re referring to, immigration is always a matter of conversation. Whether it’s okay to let people in, let them leave, how the process should be performed, etc.. But can I just say, I’m so tired of this conversation. It’s always the same things being said. One side screams ‘immigration

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  • The Death Penalty

    The Death Penalty – the ultimate ‘Not In My Backyard’ stance – is an archaic and disturbing practice of state-sponsored murder aimed at people the justice system has decided it doesn’t even want to bother with anymore. I’m against the death penalty, if you hadn’t noticed. Not because innocent people may be put to death

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  • I stand here for him

    Imagine a scenario with me: You are walking down the street when you hear a ton of commotion just around the corner. Screaming, yelling, crying, pleading, etc.. You round the corner to see 50 people encircled widely around another, more terrifying scene. A young black man stood apart from sever police officers. They have their

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  • Thoughts on HB 136

    This bill, which was introduced to the Missouri House of Representatives, aims to prevent publicly funded educational institutions from taking action, small or large, against belief-based school clubs who openly use discrimination when elected or appointed club presidents. Basically, if a Christian club wants, they can make it a club rule to refuse an Atheist

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  • Decision Making In Developed Brains

    I can’t help but cringe when I hear someone make the argument that a person cannot make well-thought out decisions about their life or their public livelihood until they are 25 because that’s when the brain is fully developed. Not only is this ‘brain stops developing at 25’ belief a complete scientific lie that has

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  • Discipline vs. Punishment

    When it comes to the criminal justice system, this is perhaps one of the more important decisions that need to be considered when assigning a person’s penalization. Is the authority hoping to punish the wrongdoer or discipline the behavior? One thing I talk a lot about when it comes to criminal justice is our end

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  • Banning Books

    I don’t care what the subject matter is. Nor do I care to focus on the graphic nature and wording of the material. Books are nothing more than written thought and thought should never be banned. Whether you simply disagree with the thoughts being expressed or if those thoughts make you violently angry; hearing them,

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  • Audrey Godlewski

    It should come as no surprise that I am about as far removed from conservative as a reasonable person should be. I’m pro choice, pro lgbtq+, pro legalization, anti religion, etc., and yet I find myself standing up for a despicable group of people. How is that? How dare the people who claim to be

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