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• What is with pro-lifers comparing slavery to reproductive rights? As an African American, I find it incredibly offensive. Doing so proves to me that whoever is making the comparison hasnt been educated on the true history of slavery and its
  (posted to Brownback: The next Kansas governor?)
• Call me naive but I take her at her word. I think analyzing and speculating why she resigns feeds into the gender stereotype that women never mean what they say... I listened to what she said. It was painful to
  (posted to Sarah Palin Resigns )
• That was unnecessary... Its comments like that that discourage people with differing opinions from posting
  (posted to Sarah Palin Resigns )
• The Nation article on Tyler Perry was right on. I thought I was the only one who felt that way. Great insights, Ms. Young :)
  (posted to What We Missed.)
• This issue is tricky and I am coming from a very biased point of view. My mother has a mental illness and she refuses to seek help for it. Help meaning therapy and/or medication. Her decision has, in fact, negatively
  (posted to The Right to Choose for the Mentally Ill)

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• I was diagnosed with ADHD (I know it is not as serious as some mentioned above, but it is diagnosed too quickly) when I was 8 or 9 years old, and was heavily medicated for that and anxiety since before (posted to The Right to Choose for the Mentally Ill)
• Those are some really interesting points I never considered. "Client" rather than "patient" really does seem to frame the relationship very differently. My knee-jerk reaction was that referring to myself as a "client" takes away the feeling that I am (posted to The Right to Choose for the Mentally Ill)
• this post seemed pretty relevant to my life - i have schizo-affective disorder and have been hospitalized pretty frequently, though not for the past three years which is kind of an improvement. i've had actual delusions and hallucinations (auditory and (posted to The Right to Choose for the Mentally Ill)
• You are spot on. We do not herald our right to choose basically because we have no idea that we even have a choice. Perhaps people are highly skeptical and feel that they are warranted to judge you so quickly (posted to The Right to Choose for the Mentally Ill)
• Adoption and training of student-interpreters On the basis of the above fundamental decisions regarding interpreters, the Organizing Committee asked approximately twenty universities in Tokyo, to select fifteen to twenty undergraduates each who were proficient at either English or French, and (posted to Rachel Maddow on Leno)

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