I for one believe we should have federally funded abortion clinics on every corner, where women of any age can get one free at any time during a pregnancy without doctors supervision or parental permission.
Trickle-down economics. Tax cuts to the rich! All the proletariat buying washing machines and cheap cars pales in comparison to the multiple homes, yachts, and high-end cars 1 single rich person can buy. Multiple homes alone...that's grounds keepers, valets, maids, nannies, all in *each home*. Please. Middle Class Tax Cuts. Stalin called. He wants his brand of Communism back.
I was amused to read recently that "retention rates" among non-religious families are lower than among religious families. That would make for some interesting inverted Thanksgiving religion discussions.
Bob - No. The report I saw suggested that the percentage of kids raised in non-religious families who become religious adults is larger than the percentage of kids raised in religious families become non-religious adults.
We need a good abortion discussion.
ReplyDeleteI for one believe we should have federally funded abortion clinics on every corner, where women of any age can get one free at any time during a pregnancy without doctors supervision or parental permission.
Trickle-down economics. Tax cuts to the rich! All the proletariat buying washing machines and cheap cars pales in comparison to the multiple homes, yachts, and high-end cars 1 single rich person can buy. Multiple homes alone...that's grounds keepers, valets, maids, nannies, all in *each home*. Please. Middle Class Tax Cuts. Stalin called. He wants his brand of Communism back.
ReplyDeleteHa, I have enjoyed the discussions. If only my Thanksgiving dinners were so interesting.
ReplyDeleteMy Thanksgiving dinners suck as is. No 'effin way I want to talk politics.
ReplyDeleteI was amused to read recently that "retention rates" among non-religious families are lower than among religious families. That would make for some interesting inverted Thanksgiving religion discussions.
ReplyDelete"You believe in WHAT now?!!"
Jay- Do you mean non-religious families are more likely to remain in their religion of birth than the most religous families?
ReplyDeleteBob - No. The report I saw suggested that the percentage of kids raised in non-religious families who become religious adults is larger than the percentage of kids raised in religious families become non-religious adults.
ReplyDeleteAnd some of you gave me so much shit about taking my kids to church and Sunday School.
ReplyDeleteVindication. Statistically. We'll see, I guess.
I have also read - somewhere - that a child raised without a religious education is more likely to join a radical religion.
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