I actually like the relationship between Peggy and Duck. He may not be perfect, but he seems to be evenly matched to her. Peggy seems like a person that is mature beyond her years. Up until now, she has been (posted to Mad Men Mondays: What is going on?)
"I feel the exact same way. I will never be able to get over my issues with my body until i actually reach the goal of looking thinner." Then you will never reach that goal. Period. And there absolutely is (posted to Conflicts in my head.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GAPAH6nXZ8&feature=related http://www.amazon.com/Gabriel-Method-Revolutionary-DIET-FREE-Transform/dp/1582702187/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1257972048&sr=8-1 (posted to Conflicts in my head.)
No, it's just their job to make them fell guilty about it. That and to make them feel guilty about NOT breast feeding also. You can't win. (posted to What We Missed )
Wow. I mean, just...Wow. The Evangelical Crazies have pulled some shit, but that takes the cake. That is bad even for them. This is precisely the reason why I don't speak to conservative Christians anymore. I am related to a (posted to The messed-up case for religious discrimination)
I don't think we should be able to cease hiring them. I do think they should be arrested for their actions-- harassment, violation of patient privacy, theft of records, etc. Not just fired, ARRESTED. Stealing closed patient records for the (posted to The messed-up case for religious discrimination)
I hope your relative sues the hospital for a HIPAA violation, because that's what this is. It's a minimum $20,000 judgement against the woman herself. (posted to The messed-up case for religious discrimination)
As a practicing Mormon who strongly disagrees with the Mormon Church's stances on gender roles and gay marriage (among other things), I have very serious objections to the idea of denying a job to a person entirely on religious grounds. (posted to The messed-up case for religious discrimination)
One thing I don't understand about people like this is that they seem to be obsessed about the idea of "natural," i.e. homosexual behavior is "unnatural" or a woman's right to choose is "unnatural" and against maternal instinct or whatever; (posted to The messed-up case for religious discrimination)
I agree that this kind of behavior ABSOLUTELY should not be tolerated, but I think freedom of expression is too important to discriminate based on beliefs/affiliation. Not only would it absolutely NOT hold water in court, but I just don't (posted to The messed-up case for religious discrimination)
