we watched this lovely documentary about editing in my AVP class (I forget the name but whatevrr) and essentially part of it talked about how editing was at first considered a menial job rather than a crucial part of filmmaking and therefore women in the 30s were able to get in on that industry, which is why there are many famous female film editors

Ew what the actual heck. at 20 weeks a baby looks like Voldemort's soul that they found in King's Cross station at the end of HP 7 part 2 and would not even survive. This is beyond any pro-choice/pro-life debate, this is a question of basic decency that obviously some people don't have (the doctors!!)

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While I don't believe in quotas, I'm proud to have two strong women and two strong men in my stories.  And one weird mailman.   As for innate qualities, there is a mountain of research on body chemicals that nature causes general gender differences in behavior.  One of the funniest things to come from the news media is a Time magazine article.  These are the exact words, no more or less: "Why are men & women different?  It may not be upbringing; new studies show they may be born that way."  People still laugh at the magazine cover two decades later because most people learned at age 3 that boys & girls are different when they are born (& considering the chromosome difference, they're also conceived that way!).

Yeah, this is a lego site let's keep politics out of here guys.

I found that article in the daily paper recently: I was really quite depressed and disgusted by it, and as it was on my mind, I though it'd be interesting to share it here and see other people's interpretations of it. Topit, for example, offered a wholesome opinion on it - and I thank him for doing so.

This is a select corner of BiM - exhibiting topics ranging from The Official Ronald Reagan Appreciation Thread to an area devoted to celebrating the sumpreme Doge - that is clearly populated with more mature members of the community.

So in a secluded zone, on an often shifting 580 page long thread where, I quote, "anything goes", I hardly think inciting a civil chat, with a bunch of cherry-picked people, on the moral & decency issues found within that particular article is anything worth lambasting.

Consequentially, I don't find much wrong with my original actions of posting such 'fringe politics' for discussion. Give me a break.

PS suave signature, Cartoonkid98.

Okay, guys.  Well, in that case, what I find concerning is therefore not political, but there is a concurrent case in California where a the parents of a teen on life support want to let her live, but the state is trying to dictate who may live and who may die.  It's they exact opposite of what's happening in the Texas case where pulling the plug also kills a healthy baby:

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/12 … -the-plug/

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/12 … more-time/

In a defeat for oppression, the courts have allowed the girl to live:

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/01 … lys-fight/

Fortunately, this is not a political story.  It's about people fighting for basic human freedom.

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