I do not believe people can be cloned. I don't believe Trump is a synthetic.

I feel people are too complex to convincingly duplicate.

I get that. I was just trying to remember the whole story.

There must be something in the water at one Iowa fire station.

Six volunteer fire fighters at the Mediapolis Fire Department welcomed six children in the last seven months.

"We didn't have a plan to do this," Captain Troy Garrison, who welcomed a daughter named Emma four months ago, with his wife Dina, told ABC News. "But I think the stars just kind of aligned and the timing for us individually as families just worked out."

Along with Garrison, 36, firefighters Cody Tisor, Seth Eberhardt, Skyler Schwerin, Adam Welp, and Captain Tom Brockett also welcomed children.

read more: https://www.yahoo.com/gma/iowa-fire-department-welcomes-six-babies-seven-months-202707312--abc-news-parenting.html

Good work!!

And their community service should be for them to push the bus loads of illegals back over the boarder.. then stay there. save the taxpayers the gas cost

Auto workers did not "throw bolts into motors and do other stuff to mess up new vehicles". Auto company execs loosened tolerances, used inferior materials to boost profits, and didn't pay attention to market trends, ie gas prices.

People started buying imports because of price and gas mileage.

When auto workers started making decent wages auto sales boomed. Read the story of Henry Ford sometime. Sales of steel and other industrial and commercial products also boomed with the rising of the general economy.

Most auto workers didn't make anywhere near five times the average of other U.S. workers.

I'm not finding any humor in it.

Thus it goes and here we are

Yep hope you all like working mandatory overtime, being on call, no benefits for $10.00 an hour after spending those years in college and thousands of dollars. I'm not to greedy am I?

The origins of the current day frakas over health care had nothing to do with health care at all.

This actually started back in the late 1970's, with the raging debate over what to do about the then obvious decline of the American economic hegemony that we had enjoyed since 1945. The sudden rise in oil prices as the Arab nations and other once-colonial nations rebelled against foreign ownership of their oil fields, added to the near collapse of the American auto industry and the rise of the Japanese import industry, was compounded by scandalous behavior by crime infested worker unions.

The blame for our woes was declared to be overpaid American working classes. The chosen "solution" was to drive them down, along side lots of other cost-savings by American big business. The biggest cost to businesses other than direct wages, was health coverage for the workers. So business after business in the early 1980's, stopped paying workers benefits for them, and demanded that the workers pay the company for their own "benefits."

That is when Health Care Costs became a big political deal. The pressure of lowering wages, AND rising personal costs for workers, in a world where no one in power was going to even ATTEMPT to drive down the cost of Housing, meant that the cost of Health Care Insurance was now the number one political/economic football.

If we were actually trying to address the real reasons for the tremendous loss of middle class wealth, we wouldn't be talking about health care at all. And the recent debacle in the House over a failed Republican effort to repeal a lousy Democratic law, based on a terrible Republican idea, wouldn't have happened at all.

citizenship matters when bringing charges

rapists don't wear their citizenship in any visible way to be 'identified'


I was assaulted by a white man out on probation,, but I don't make the stretch that probation is therefore a root cause or motivation for rapists or that probation is therefore a problem,,,,

I was also assaulted by a young white male who had been emancipated from his parents,, but he wasnt a rapist because he was an emancipated male and emancipation had nothing to do with him choosing to rape, the courts allowing emancipation, or me being assaulted

just to be a glutton, Europe and Africa are continents, United States is a country,, comparing their immigration standards is an error in compatibility

not to mention United States is not a European country

so, its cool discussing US attitudes towards immigration, or European attitudes towards immigration, but they shouldn't be lumped together as it is the country which decides immigration policy and not the continent



What the op brought up was EUROPEAN attitudes, probably due to the history of EUROPEAN countries to take over and oppress other lands,,,


but to the OP, perhaps that is why SOME Europeans are so adamant against it now,, because they are like the dad who was a pimp and knows one when he sees one,,,,