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Lukewarm TEA

by Fred Nomasters in Military, February 12, 2012
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How the TEA Party has gotten off track.

How Do You Train is How to Respond

by presh1978 in Issues, February 7, 2012
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How you train is how you react and respond to the real deal.. He not fighting fair, clean or being honorableIt’s about what you need to do to go home and see their relatives again.

Drunk and Violent – Look Out for The Quiet Ones

by Norm Schneider in Men, February 6, 2012
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It seems those quiet drinkers who no one would suspect are the ones that are more likely to go postal.

Cyberbullying

by Arthur Chappell in Issues, February 4, 2012
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How to deal with the cowards who bully you or your friends in cyber-space.

Why The Mongols Were Barbaric

by DoItForFree in History, January 31, 2012
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Opinion on the Mongols.

Is Crime Due to Genetics??

by ascenicstateofmind in Crime, January 31, 2012
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Genetics being linked to criminal behavior has been an ongoing debate to find supporting evidence that criminal activity can be caused through the inheritance of genes that cause criminal behavior. Some believe that a criminal gene would provide evidence on why individuals chose to commit crime; while others believe that an individual’s choice to commit crime is truly an act of passion and realistic choice. The studies of genetics being linked to criminal behavior include those of twin studies, adopted children studies, and testosterone studies. The results of these studies provide evidence of possible genetic links to crime as well as support evidence that criminal behavior is not inherited. In the event that a criminal gene is proven, it as a result can cause much more responsibilities and factors for police departments and criminal justice professionals to encounter and consider when aiding in the deterrence of crime.

Occupy Oakland : From Protest to Arrest

by Nikonchapel in Issues, January 29, 2012
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It seems the idea of holding up signs and chanting freedom has become overrated.

On Violence and The Possibility of a Neo-human Condition

by Alex Cameron in Philosophy, January 24, 2012
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A moral-philosophy sketch.

The Stanford Prison Experiment

by hedgetrimmer in Issues, January 23, 2012
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The Stanford Prison Experiment was an experiment conducted by psychologist Phil Zimbardo on the 14th – 20th August 1971. the experiment was meant to last three weeks but had to be short due to violence. The experiment was designed to explore what causes conflict between guards and prisoners.

Top Animes

by beall.thomas in Issues, January 21, 2012
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A list of my favorite animes, yours may vary.

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