A group called Colorado for Equal Rights obtained an estimated 103,000 signatures, much more than the 76,000 required, to put a measure on the Colorado November ballot that would legally define a fetilized egg as a person. The measure is now called Amendment 48 and would read as follows:
Well, just this week duing one of my classes we somehow got on the subject of legal prostitution. It is illegal in all but one of our fifty states. Any guesses on what state allows it... or more importantly, what city is in that state that allows it?
It's a Saturday on campus.
It's 9:49 p.m.
98% of the students are either drunk, on their way to a party to get drunk, or are consuming drinks in the hopes of being drunk.
Why?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20060340/site/newsweek/?GT1=10252
The story above discusses a man who regularly blogs about watching little girls are family orientated places. He talks about the high he gets when watching any girl between 3 and 11. He claims that he has never touched a child. The police cannot find any evidence to cause them to believe otherwise. So why do over 55020 people believe that he should be jailed?
Personally, I think they just have a problem with him thinking about children in the manner that he does. I think that the story (which is written with a slight bias against Jack McClellan) paints him as worse than he is
