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Re: First Presidential Debate good point friend

Re: First Presidential Debate its a stoopid system. the intention of the system was to ensure that elections were free and fair in post-revolution america. an indirect election was seen as a necessity. times have changed, and the system is a relic. the second video explains why it's broken...

Re: First Presidential Debate here's a more in depth explanation

All countries should go back to where they came from.

Australia should go back to the way it was around 200 million years ago.

Re: First Presidential Debate the whole of new england is in obama's pocket, but this is a national crisis that works in obama's favour. obama has received unanimous regarding his handling of the crisis (queue comparisons to Bush's handling of katrina). i have no doubt this will have flow on...

Re: First Presidential Debate romney

Re: First Presidential Debate yeah i didn't really delve in to who had contested multiple elections having won none, but the fact remains that it is 1) unusual and, 2) given the extraordinary financial demands of modern elections, it simply can't happen anymore. you back a winner or no one at...

Re: First Presidential Debate i don't just doubt it, i know it won't happen. no one recovers from a failed presidential bid. the only presidents to ever win a presidential election after a previous, failed bid are: 1. thomas jefferson (failed 1796, won 1800 and 1804) 2. andrew jackson (failed...

Re: First Presidential Debate no, no chance at all. and as far as i know, he's stated that he's out of politics if he doesn't win.

Re: First Presidential Debate that's not the point

i don't think there are any useful studies in australia. as for other studies, Simoni & Pantalone, 'Secrets and safety in the age of AIDS: does HIV disclosure lead to safer sex?' in Topics in HIV Medicine, 2004 no. 12, pp. 109-118. Crepaz & Marks , 'Serostatus disclosure, sexual communication...

it already is a crime... what i'm saying is that studies of legislated and voluntary disclosure have demonstrated that disclosure has no influence on transmission rates. it is troubling that non-disclosure should ever be equated with assault, murder, manslaughter. but more importantly, i just...

theres no evidence that disclosure has any influence on HIV transmission rates though.

Re: First Presidential Debate no

if the law is that reasonable precauations are an adequate defence in regards to transmission without disclosure, it is you who is at fault for not being aware of the law and your protections under it as a 'victim'.

Re: First Presidential Debate increasingly conservative ethos --> increasingly favourable perception of conservative candidates --> increasing likelihood of voting for the conservative candidate the conservative ethos that comes with maturity leads to voting for the conservative candidate. it...

if you are unaware of your HIV status, such as if you are stage 1 or 2 and are therefore asymptomatic, or you have no reason to think you have contracted HIV (you had sex with someone who did not inform you, say) you cannot be held liable (criminal or civil) for transmitting the infection to...

Re: First Presidential Debate yes, but we're not talking about them in particular. simply the conservative ethos. i'm not saying that, for instance, older people are more likely to be solooooooists