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3961 [lbo-talk] Straw in the wind: Republican base dividing on Iraq -- rank: 149

>[lbo-talk] Straw in the wind: Republican base dividing on Iraq >Peter Lavelle untimely_thoughts at yahoo.com >Sat Jun 18 08:30:55 PDT 2005 <snip> >>The fact that public opinion is turning against the war is good >>news, but folks should note the fact that the antiwar "movement ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Sat Jun 18 08:58:22 PDT 2005

3962 [lbo-talk] Education and Secularization -- rank: 149

>[lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance >Jeffrey Fisher jeff.jfisher at gmail.com >Fri Jun 17 09:58:37 PDT 2005 <snip> >second, the only reason i can think of that yoshie allows herself to >slide over into talking about "religion" instead of just specific >beliefs (which is what the survey ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Sat Jun 18 08:12:30 PDT 2005

3963 [lbo-talk] divisions in the GOPster elite [was: straw [poll] in the wind] -- rank: 149

... 17/05, Steven L. Robinson wrote: > So. Ca. ADA endorsed Nader in 2000, if I am not mistaken. Garrett, I > recollect ...

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Author:	Jim Devine
Date:	Fri Jun 17 10:49:10 PDT 2005

3964 [lbo-talk] divisions in the GOPster elite [was: straw [poll] in the wind] -- rank: 149

So. Ca. ADA endorsed Nader in 2000, if I am not mistaken. Garrett, I recollect ...

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Author:	Steven L. Robinson
Date:	Fri Jun 17 10:42:00 PDT 2005

3965 [lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance -- rank: 149

>[lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance >Chris Doss lookoverhere1 at yahoo.com >Fri Jun 17 01:02:42 PDT 2005 <snip> >--- Yoshie Furuhashi <furuhashi.1 at osu.edu> wrote: >You are merely restating what I said in the sentence that follows >the question above in ><http://mailman.lbo-talk.org/pipermail ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Fri Jun 17 01:23:06 PDT 2005

3966 [lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance -- rank: 149

>[lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance >Chris Doss lookoverhere1 at yahoo.com >Fri Jun 17 00:28:12 PDT 2005 <snip> >--- Yoshie Furuhashi <furuhashi.1 at osu.edu> wrote: >Then, I'd ask: why put an argument for agnosticism and statements >such as "God exists" and "gods exist" above a statement ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Fri Jun 17 00:50:40 PDT 2005

3967 [lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance -- rank: 149

>[lbo-talk] let's talk about logic ;argument etiquette >Jeffrey Fisher jeff.jfisher at gmail.com >Thu Jun 16 16:43:02 PDT 2005 <snip> >let's just remember that the origin of the "appeal to ignorance" >thread was precisely a lecture on logic. and the smiley doesn't help ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Fri Jun 17 00:01:12 PDT 2005

3968 [lbo-talk] Schiavo had half a regulation brain -- rank: 149

... lbo-talk at lbo-talk.org > >C. G. Estabrook wrote: > >>...[Nader] pointed out that "slow death by dehydration is being >>imposed ...

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Author:	C. G. Estabrook
Date:	Thu Jun 16 19:32:16 PDT 2005

3969 [lbo-talk] Schiavo had half a regulation brain -- rank: 149

... no brief for Sen. Frist. > >I did mean to repeat Nader's view of the Schiavo case, which >seems to me ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Thu Jun 16 14:42:02 PDT 2005

3970 [lbo-talk] Schiavo had half a regulation brain -- rank: 149

[Nader offered a legal analysis of the case some two months ago. --CGE] ...three issues predominate. Is her condition so beyond any reasonable recovery that she cannot make her own life or death decision? As of now, the answer is yes. As disability rights lawyer, Harriet McBryde Johnson, herself severely ...

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Author:	C. G. Estabrook
Date:	Thu Jun 16 14:38:26 PDT 2005

3971 [lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance: Religion and Conspiracy Theory -- rank: 149

>[lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance >Jeffrey Fisher jeff.jfisher at gmail.com >Thu Jun 16 13:14:05 PDT 2005 <snip> >but yoshie, precisely my point has been that religion is so >variously conceptualized, understood, and practiced -- both >temporally and geographically -- that it precludes any easy >definition, and maybe any ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Thu Jun 16 14:05:29 PDT 2005

3972 [lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance -- rank: 149

>[lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance >Carrol Cox cbcox at ilstu.edu >Thu Jun 16 10:40:39 PDT 2005 <snip> >Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: >>It doesn't seem possible to reject anything by your standard. > >I think you push him too hard. Remember that he does call himself an >atheist! I ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Thu Jun 16 12:13:51 PDT 2005

3973 [lbo-talk] Appeal to Ignorance -- rank: 149

>[lbo-talk] An Appeal to Ignorance >Jeffrey Fisher jeff.jfisher at gmail.com >Thu Jun 16 08:09:34 PDT 2005 <snip> >and btw - part of what stopped me was yoshie being yoshie -- namely, >in this case, completely (i think deliberately, because she's not >that stupid) misreading my point ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Thu Jun 16 09:04:47 PDT 2005

3974 [lbo-talk] Schiavo had half a regulation brain -- rank: 149

... courts should order that someone be made > dead (as Ralph Nader put it) because judges are not satisfied > with her brain ...

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Author:	Jeffrey Fisher
Date:	Wed Jun 15 22:43:18 PDT 2005

3975 [lbo-talk] Schiavo had half a regulation brain -- rank: 149

It wasn't the courts that ordered the killing because they were not satisfied with her brain capacity. It was that they ordered what the evidence showed them her desire to be were she ever in such a condition. In short, that she preferred a form of physician-assisted suicide when ...

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Author:	J. Tyler
Date:	Wed Jun 15 22:33:51 PDT 2005