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... to grow hemp, it could supply to us all of the electricity, heat, and all the fuel we need for our cars, REPEAT (www.house.gov/bernie/town_meeting/1997/luc_fillion_and_evan_paul.html). Hemp could also be used to make stronger and more moisture resistant paper, which would stop paper from shrinking, curling or deteriorating as easily. Legalizing ... ...
... to influence scientific investigation and or discovery. Environmental protection must be commonplace throughout the world, not just to be used on Earth Day to attack the rival politician. As Jean Luc Picard of the Star Ship Enterprise said, "in the twenty third century, we do not dedicate our lives to the pursuit of material gain, but to the betterment of all ... ...
... the late seventies and early eighties in Marin County, California. Joe Breeze, Tom Ritchey, Gary Fisher, and Charlie Kelly rode their fat tire cruisers down the rocky trails of Mt. Tam. Gary Fisher and Tom Ritchey are the people credited with popularizing the sport. Today, all four of these men own mountain bike companies of their own (Brandt 1). Mountain bikes have ... ...
... somehow mocks or undermines a straight marriage. This is obviously not true. How does the presence or absence of a relationship between two people you don't even know, in any way ma! ke a statement about your relationship with your spouse? The truth is that gay marriages don't harm anyone else's marriages--they raise the level of our civilization, because teaching acceptance rather than ... ...
... Iraqi claims to Kuwait. There was, however, a tenuous historical case that Kuwait belonged to Iraq and this provided a veneer of legitimacy to Hussein's invasion. John Simpson noted a famous statement by Tam Dalyell that "if Kuwait had been famous for its carrots, the US would not have lifted its proverbial finger." While this may be true, it is unlikely that Saddam Hussein ... ...