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[rupertstreet]

Getting Bushed OutBush has finally admitted that the Republican losses during the recent mid-term election were attributable to the Iraq War. But he stopped short of saying that he will be pulling out US troops any time soon. Instead, Donald Rumsfeld seems to have taken the blame because shortly after the election results, Bush announced his

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[titancross]

"Hey please feel free to give your views! And leave your name, contact number and IC number so we can suitably 'respond' to your concern. By the way, you know our election voting forms are individually numbered right?"

Feel free? yeah right. :p

[rupertstreet]

do you seriously care? I'd be happy if they call me back for a dialogue session. You want invites?

[titancross]

I care but i don't think i am fully equipped to debate against the likes of them though. However, since it's just a dialogue session, I would be very interested in hearing personally what there is to be said that we don't know already. So yeah if you're going and there's a spare seat, why not? Thanks!

[rupertstreet]

no, i meant, do you seriously care if they know who you are?

[attackocean]

Check out the ST article pertaining to this topic on page 3 of the Home section. Amolat Singh and Michael Hor, inter alia, questioned the rationale for not decriminalising consensual homosexual activity. Thumbs up to them man. The continued existence of that section IMHO just screams discrimination and marginalisation.

[attackocean]

Also, just learnt the other day that the compulsory criminal law module for year ones in the NUS law faculty has been bifurcated. Judging from Kumar and Michael Hor's views in the media, I suspect the split is due to irreconciliable differences as to how criminal legal doctrine should be taught. Methinks Kumar represents conservatism while Michael Hor represents an unabashedly reformist POV - and proud of it. Personally, I prefer Michael Hor's views - they are definitely fairer.

[bryan_79]

It is simply. They don't want to sound like encouraging homosexual. They "afraid" that by including homosexual in that context, will encourage more people to "become homosexual".

Once again, they still think that it is "a choice" made by people.

[frostbit_ch]

is that there hope for singapore kind?

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