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kokonut - I'm curious to what you think of Maria's post #50 written by Rita L. Marker.
 
jillio said:
Innacuracies, propoganda, and misrepresentation. But what else can be expected from an extreme right wing website like the American Thinker.:roll:
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Read in my post where it stated at the end of the article: "Rita L. Marker is an attorney and executive director of the International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide". You may research "International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide", if you like.

It has nothin' to do with the name of website, "American Thinker".

And, lastly I don't support your opinions about "innacuracies, propoganda and misrepresentation". :cool2:
 
Maria said:
Read in my post where it stated at the end of the article: "Rita L. Marker is an attorney and executive director of the International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide". You may research "International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide", if you like.

It has nothin' to do with the name of website, "American Thinker".

And, lastly I don't support your opinions about "innacuracies, propoganda and misrepresentation". :cool2:
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regardless of her (or his) fancy title with fancy corporation-like name.... inaccuracy, propaganda, and misrepresentation still stands.

Rita is no more different from a paranoid para-militia dressing up like an American soldier, wearing insignias from internet store, and professing like he's a well-trained GI-JOE :roll:
 
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Maria said:
Read in my post where it stated at the end of the article: "Rita L. Marker is an attorney and executive director of the International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide". You may research "International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide", if you like.

It has nothin' to do with the name of website, "American Thinker".

And, lastly I don't support your opinions about "innacuracies, propoganda and misrepresentation". :cool2:
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It linked back directly to American Thinker. That means they supprt the view presented in her article.

And it has already been proven to be propoganda, lies, and innacurracies. If you bothered to read actual information, instead of relying on what some extremist tells you, you would already know that.
 
Maria said:
Read in my post where it stated at the end of the article: "Rita L. Marker is an attorney and executive director of the International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide". You may research "International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide", if you like.

It has nothin' to do with the name of website, "American Thinker".

And, lastly I don't support your opinions about "innacuracies, propoganda and misrepresentation". :cool2:
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False Euthanasia Claims | FactCheck.org

Seven Falsehoods About Health Care | FactCheck.org


factcheck Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide - Google-Suche


PolitiFact | Bachmann says Obama health adviser thinks health care ought not to be extended to the disabled

http://www.familydocs.org/files/09HCRFact-FictionPatients1.pdf

snopes.com: Euthanasia Counseling

You can see that all link of politifact.com, snope.com and factcheck.org prove FALSE.

 
jillio said:
It linked back directly to American Thinker. That means they supprt the view presented in her article.

And it has already been proven to be propoganda, lies, and innacurracies. If you bothered to read actual information, instead of relying on what some extremist tells you, you would already know that.
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Oh yeah, I remember "American Thinker". I am not interesting to read them.

Maria, Jillio is correct.


 
Reba said:
I've noticed an increase in cancer in young people, not elderly people. Every week I hear about more young people (including children) with cancer. Even recent celebrity deaths from cancer. These were not elderly people.
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Yes, I've noticed that too.
I don't believe that the increase of cancer is just due to age. I think it's something else.
 
dreama said:
Yes, I've noticed that too.
I don't believe that the increase of cancer is just due to age. I think it's something else.
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well that's what the consensus scientific community says. so what's this "something else" you're thinking of?
 
Jiro said:
well that's what the consensus scientific community says. so what's this "something else" you're thinking of?
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What does the "scientific community" say about the increase of cancers in children and young adults?
 
I think neither party has the solution to this problem.

I think it's single payer but both political parties are too busy fighting like children to get a real solution.
 
Reba said:
What does the "scientific community" say about the increase of cancers in children and young adults?
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see my post #60

ie - smoking, skin cancers, alcohol
 
Reba said:
What does the "scientific community" say about the increase of cancers in children and young adults?
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Better diagnostic procedures have quite a bit to do with the fact that we are now able to daignose as cancer what we couldn't prior.
 
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