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It’s simple. Ask the boy and the girl which side of the black and white cookie they like best. If it’s different, let them meet.
Raise your own livestock antibiotic free and you won’t have that problem.
On the other hand if we imitate Singapore we will have cleaner streets.
Joseph, the fact that coupons are a form of price discrimination is why stores and manufacturers issue coupons rather than simply lowering the price of the item. By using coupons instead, they lower the price for the more price sensitive customers while charging other customers full price.
Jasmine flavor>vanilla
One thing’s for sure: We shouldn’t be imitating Singapore.
There are two separate issues here: how much we should provide for the poor, and how people should obtain healthcare in general.
Key word: option.
What was the point of your question?
But unlike food, healthcare and shelter, one can choose not to participate. The push for everyone to go to college is part of what’s wrong with this generation.
Coupons are an effective form of price discrimination.
If someone cannot pay for basic needs such as healthcare and shelter, other people should provide them with it. The government is one means of accomplishing that.
College is not a necessity.
I think we should be very cautious when it comes to putting the government in charge of something. It’s like the old saying: Give a man a fish, and you feed him for one day, but if you give a man a poisoned fish, you feed him for the rest of his life.
Funny, most of the people I know who think Muslims shouldn’t be granted freedom of religion are Republicans.
The government doesn’t have such a responsibility as such, but society does. Charity is a concept that is very important in Judaism.
Healthcare is a special problem because the costs are artificially inflated. It isn’t fair that people have to pay for something that is not subject to normal competitive markets to keep prices low and quality high.Syag, you brought up television, I mentioned books. And if blogs are bad, are message boards okay?
Syag, if you don’t read blogs, how would you know anything about them?
I occasionally like to keep up with the farming blogs to learn more about caring for goats. Goats are low-maintenance compared to some other animals, but you can’t be too prepared.That’s okay. There’s already a Zusha.
Syag, the same can be said of books. What excuse is there for reading books when you know what kefira and nivel peh can be in there, especially these days with self publishing?
And I mostly don’t read Jewish blogs, so that alone is skipping most of the problematic content.Language evolves.
Blogs are very different from television. What goes on TV is decided by companies. Any individual can blog. Some posters here should.
A blog is just a soapbox. They are not good or bad in general, it depends who’s using it.
Adocs, this is about working at a bookstore. The specific job title is not specified. Could be a top-level FBI or NASA job that just happens to be at a bookstore.
In English some use the word dear to mean expensive while others are unfamiliar with that usage.
Actual expensive items had better provide more utility, or else you’re paying for nothing.You don’t have to enjoy your job. You have to be willing to trade your labor for the amount of money that is paid.
There are drugs in private school too.
If it were true, then it would be a matter of either belief or belonging as opposed to following the rules.
You shouldn’t be looking at graduates. You should be comparing all who attended.
Catholicism isn’t true, so it’s like baseball. My own very spiritual, nontraditional form of baseball is not real baseball.
But Judaism is different from Catholicism. A Jew, no matter how far, is still a Jew.
And in what sense is that?
SNAP and Medicaid go by income eligibility, not fancy clothing or lack thereof.
You keep forgetting about the word “global”.
If you are qualified to work at a bookstore, and you find a job, why not?
I believe the government’s role should be to keep the people safe from violence.
Adulterers already have their rights.
The government should not be in charge of morality.
If you compare the shidduch market to the housing market, a person who is already ill is like a house that was in a hurricane, and a person who is healthy is like an uninsured house. Obviously people are people and the shidduch market is not the housing market, but just because a healthy person can become sick doesn’t mean it’s not a valid concern if someone is sick.
It’s because you have to pay to go to the gym.
Marrying a person with any type of illness can be more difficult than marrying someone healthy.
And if all the stigmatized people are being stigmatized unfairly, why can’t they just marry each other?