I don't use humans except in one sense to contrast with humanoids. Human of course is sexist. You can't say people because 'some' object and you can't say person because it's sexist.

Therefore I switched to Terra until some decides the ending in the Spanish Dictionary denotes feminine gender.

Gaiaan? No. Same complaint.

How about instead of deciding what label to use don't call anyone anything. not even something or nothing. That oughta keep everyone happy.

Loco! Que Patina in su Coco!

Just pulling your leg Techx

It there is a No should be deleted

I hope you will get a laugh at what I found out today un un vs in

I sent you the site cites to cut your research time.

good to go two points. and now it's my turn to point you at new posts. There are two. The second one is the corrected and accurate answer to un or in and the use of each. The liberals still don't win on that score so all is safe.

thanks for the compliment. As for doing that project i was forced to really read the Citizens Handbook, do the research and match up the sections that are cherry picked and taken out of context and not always unintentionally enter a conversation with a false premise.

One thing is there is a living mechanism in the document. It's called procedures for amendment. It's not called 'ignore it.'

and the people want their 25 cent hamburgers with lettuce and tomato. Three strikes any hope of controlling our borders is out.

Semantics and definitions. A country is just dirt. Dirt cannot think nor reason. What makes it a nation is people. That's why in the military we take our oath of office to their thoughts as embodied, as you said, in the Constitution from their thoughts and values. We do not take an oath of allegiance to the country which to complete the circular argument why many of do not care for the 'thanks for serving your country' phrase. Correct but words have meanings no matter how well the intent. Using inalienable instead of unalienable is an example. Someone out there will use it against you sooner or later.

By saying serve your country instead of constitution or even citizens it leads the way to misuse. In this day and age I don't serve a country with a government that dumped the constitution for the patriot act. That would be breaking my oath of office.

But thanks for thanking me for serving the Constitution and the people. I knew what you meant. At least I hope you knew what you meant.

Smallpox was a favorite of Conquistadores and the US Government and was used in Canada as well.
The use of it as a biological weapon excluding unintentional use by migration
is at least 2500 years old and not uncommon. Many sources here is the Baylor University link.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/artic...

There is no argument it's a done deal Eudaimonia wins