A New Conspiracy Theory

 

1. Un*uckingbelievabledontyathink?
   What about all the death, dismemberment and loss of income from drugs and alcohol?

   from: http://alcoholism.about.com/cs/drive/a/blnhtsa031224.htm
   After years of gradual improvement, fatalities in alcohol-related crashes are on the rise nationally. In 2002, more than 17,000 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes on the nation’s highways, representing a death every 30 minutes. An estimated 258,000 people were injured in crashes where police reported that alcohol was present – an average of one person injured approximately every two minutes.

   Posted by DR@HDfixit       01/19/2005  at  04:03 PM  



2. The welfare state has distroyed the relationship between family members.  For example; You could have free health care if you didn’t have a husband.

   Poll for teenagers: Would you rather have your Payroll Tax going to your bank or would you rather send it to DC never to be seen again?

   Posted by Z Woof       01/19/2005  at  04:13 PM  



3. I’m going to assume that this means the esteemed bishop has no problem with cloning.

   Posted by commander0       01/19/2005  at  05:03 PM  



4. Let this be seen as yet another illustration of the fact that madness invariably and inevitably consumes itself.

   Posted by Tannenberg       01/19/2005  at  06:40 PM  



5. It’s not the reason to control abortion, but it is undeniably true that the lowered birth rate has caused a population tilt toward the elderly.  And that makes the Soc.Sec. problem worse.  And, by the way, AIDS made it worse by disproportionately killing young people.  But what’s the point in all this?  The big culprit was WW2 and the baby boom.

   Posted by Oink       01/19/2005  at  07:47 PM  



6. http://womensissues.about.com/cs/abortionstats/a/aaabortionstats.htm

   Posted by Steel Turman       01/19/2005  at  10:20 PM  

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