� AGN MEDIA OPINION Poll: A N.M. woman is suing a gym because she could not wear a religious head cover while exercising. Who's in the right?
What does it hurt for her to wear her head cover? She is in there to get healthy, and she should be able to practice her religious beliefs at the same time.
If she was allowed to wear it and got hurt, she would sue for that. Buy workout equipment and workout at home.
Let me guess - she is Muslim, so she is going to use religion as a excuse to make everybody miserable. She has (to) impose her hate-filled religion just to make herself feel good. (What about) the gym's rights to protect (itself) from lawsuits? If (she) gets her loose clothing caught in one of those machines or treadmills, who do you think she will sue first? If she is going to join a public gym, she must follow their rules.
alright - able to think through and defend their position. I am sure the result would have been very different from the government schools. The biggest differential here is parental control and influence. If you consider the students of Ascension, then you are considering the parents as well - whom many have a greater investment of time, resource and passion in the kids.
Miss America was formed in 1921. Until 1950, the contestants had to be of good health and of the white race. Even though that policy changed, an African-American did not win a state contest in order to become a national contestant until 1970. Despite having had 93 Miss Americas, only two have been African-American. It is so typical of white America to sponsor a contest which purports to find the most beautiful and talented young woman in the country, crown four minorities in 93 years, and call it unbiased. If the contests were truly unbiased, I don't think Latinos would think it necessary to have their own, but a quick look at the history of American beauty contests shows that, unfortunately, the results of those contests have demonstrated a clear bias.
The death penalty is not a deterrent, it is punishment. If you are looking for punishment as a crime-deterrent, we might as well throw open the prison doors, because as a deterrent (it) ain't working.
Our health care is the most expensive in the world. Why? Because millions of us have insurance. So the solution we enact is to make everybody have insurance. Yeah, that ought to bring the cost down, adding millions more people to the demand side and doing nothing for the supply side. Education is so bad because we spend billions to pay for administrators to make sure we turn out standard students through standard tests. Then we fight over whether to teach evolution or creation instead of teaching reading, writing and arithmetic. A few more billion should fix that, too.