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xvolph's LJ: Pro-life group mad about the use of the word 'choice', angry at Krispy Kreme for producing abortion doughnuts.
I can't make this crap up.
So, not only should we all not have a choice, we should not be permitted to use the word choice.
Choice, choice, choice, choice, choice, choice, choice, choice, choice. So there.
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Unrelated: Battlestar Galactica just keeps getting better and better. I'm halfway through the first season. Freakiest ep so far: Starbuck tortures the captured Cylon guy, but in the end has this connection with him and prays for him. Oh my god. So messed up, so good. :D Also, I love that the Cylon ships are alive. That's darned cool.
I'm also wondering where the Cylons' religiousness comes from. I really, really need to download the miniseries this weekend so I can find out what questions we're supposed to not know about vs the ones I'm in the dark on because I didn't watch that. Either way, the fact that they're religious worries me a bit; at what point do they become "people" even if they're machines?
xvolph's LJ: Pro-life group mad about the use of the word 'choice', angry at Krispy Kreme for producing abortion doughnuts. I can't make this crap up.
So, not only should we all not have a choice, we should not be permitted to use the word choice.
Choice, choice, choice, choice, choice, choice, choice, choice, choice. So there.
---
Unrelated: Battlestar Galactica just keeps getting better and better. I'm halfway through the first season. Freakiest ep so far: Starbuck tortures the captured Cylon guy, but in the end has this connection with him and prays for him. Oh my god. So messed up, so good. :D Also, I love that the Cylon ships are alive. That's darned cool.
I'm also wondering where the Cylons' religiousness comes from. I really, really need to download the miniseries this weekend so I can find out what questions we're supposed to not know about vs the ones I'm in the dark on because I didn't watch that. Either way, the fact that they're religious worries me a bit; at what point do they become "people" even if they're machines?
