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I think it was a pretty reasonable decision.

Russian military exercises (I'm being kind, they were more like test invasions) into Georgia and Ukraine were bloody and pretty scary and...they pretty much got away with it clean. Unless you count sanctions from the United Nations.

Does anyone else wish that they understood that the media would describe the specific sanctions instead of just using the broad general term? I mean, you could call a tariff of toilet paper export to Russia a sanction.

I'm an outside man, myself, but only after they are full-grown. Not that I don't think a kitten can do fine outside...it's the neighbors. They think that a perfectly healthy kitten with a collar on it must be abandoned and theirs for the taking because it's a kitten and so darn cute.

Like history has done for like... ever?

Re: Stem cell research, medicine, treatments, cloning.

I suggest lowering expectations on pitchers. Instead of 85-95mph fastball expectations, put a focus on position pitching and drop expectations of a MLB pitcher's fastball to 75-85 mph. This has the bonus of making the ball easier to hit and increasing offense, which is what the fans really want to see anyway. 148 source (which doesn't cover minor leaguers).

http://beheardproject.com/saeed

Saeed, a Christian pastor, says he was going to Iran to visit family and to finalize some business around his orphanage.

Obviously it's a bad situation for Saeed, but let's talk about it. Some things to think about: Should we be outraged at how Saeed was treated? Why do we think Saeed really traveled to Iran? Iran has been on the travel warning list for years and years, and the American passport government entity has specifically put wording in telling Christians not to go.

Seems reasonable to me.

With the news being unnecessarily clogged with the case of Casey Anthony, you can find that almost everyone has an opinion on whether or not she is guilty. The general opinion, it seems, of the Reddit community is that she is guilty; and that it is an outrage that she was set free. I myself seem to lean along the lines of innocent, even though she is crazy and needs tons of help. What do you think? How do you believe the scenario was played out?

Reddit is a literal melting pot of cultures, ideas and religions. But unlike 4chan, we are able to coexist and function together. Just as a common debate, what religion are you and why? I myself am a Roman Catholic, yet I disagree with a few things about my religion. I do believe in equality of all man whether he be gay, straight, black yellow or white. Or even woman. I do believe that if you are a good, moral person, you go to heaven when you die (PERSONAL HEAVEN, none of that Mormon "this heaven or that heaven" stuff.) I have other beliefs as well, but let's get the conversation started and we can discuss.