There is a reason . It starts with The Curse of and ends with Alex Fergusson <| sep |> Sometimes I wonder if Simms is legit retarded . <| sep |> ESPN should hire us ! <| sep |> Why DO the legs go chicken and then rotate ~~ 90 ~~ 180 ? FTFYA <| sep |> You are correct . I wasn ' t aware of the court case that struck down the former Conservative government ' s 2013 law requiring medical marijuana patients to get their cannabis from licensed producers instead of growing their own . marijuanahomegrowinglaw 1 . 3716860 <| sep |> Can someone ELI 5 why Blizzard can ' twon ' t implement something like PunkBuster to catch the hack locally by scanning memory ? Or have these bots gotten too sneaky to be detected that way ? <| sep |> In terms of your second statement , there is a very clear difference between politicians being poseurs regarding religion and them potentially pandering to antiscience voters . With some extreme exceptions , religious voters aren ' t going to hurt others with their beliefs , and when they do I think it ' s despicable . A large part of the prolife movement is religiously motivated do you consider that an extreme exception ? Should we call on our politicians to say there is no God and a bundle of cells does not have the rights of a fully formed human ? Antiscience voters however , pose a very clear and present danger to our society at a range of levels , from antivaxxers risking more than just their own kid ' s health , to climate deniers risking our civilization by covering their ears and refusing to acknowledge the developing crisis that climate change presents . We can ignore climate deniers because Stein has not been shy about alienating that group . As for antivaxxers , I doubt there ' s any possibility that they would have enough support to push through actual policy changes . It seems the primary danger is antivaxxers ' personal decision not to vaccinate their kids , and I really don ' t think Jill Stein saying not vaccinating your kids is a danger to others , so you need to vaccinate them would convince many antivaccine people to change their minds . Do you ? Antivaxxers are among the most stubborn people . And it ' s worth noting that while Stein hasn ' t said you need to vaccinate your kids , neither has any other politician . One thing that might actually get some antivaxxers to change their minds is to address the conflicts of interest within the FDA , which is cause for a lot of distrust . Jill Stein is one of the only people who ' s been talking about that , so you could even argue that she ' s has been doing more than other politicians to address the dangers of antivaxxers .