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300 Million in an Empty Space
Big families prove environmentally friendly. Also: Pedophile Nation. What the RNC must say. Democrats and spies. Plus more.
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p>By the way, I'm doing my part by remaining childless. (I would love to have one, but somebody has to balance out the fact that you have seven.) br> -- Dave Rodolff /p> p> TROUBLE IN AMERICA br> Re: Ben Stein's Pedophile Nation : /p>Sadly Ben, the "National Dialogue" on the sexualizing of children will not be televised. But the images, situations, and innuendo is broadcast hourly for our indulgence. It's funny that the Democrats get upset about ABC's "Path to 9/11" but yawned (cheered really!) about Gerry Studds or a Bill Clinton.
Our legislators want to get all over TV about anything broadcast but the exploitation of our youngsters as Hollywood gets closer to the 'hat-trick' of childhood taboos.
p>Kids swear on film, kids "get it on", on film, are kids doing 'murder' yet on film? Probably. br> -- P. Aaron Jones
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