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views of the world from my worldview window "If there was no God, there would be no atheists." G.K. Chesterton SITES OF NOTE Tektonics Apologetics Ministry blogs4God The Adarwinist reader Bede's Library: the Alliance of Faith and Reason A Christian Thinktank Doxa:Christian theology and apologetics He Lives Mike Gene Teleologic Errant Skeptics Research Institute Stephen Jones' CreationEvolutionDesign Touchstone: a journal of mere Christianity: mere comments The Secularist Critique: Deconstructing secularism Ex-atheist.com: I Wasn't Born Again Yesterday imago veritatis by Alan Myatt Solid Rock Ministries The Internet Monk: a webjournal by Michael Spencer The Sydney Line: the website of Keith Windschuttle Miranda Devine's writings in the Sydney Morning Herald David Horowitz frontpage magazine Thoughts of a 21st century Christian Philosopher one-eighty Steven Lovell's philosophical themes from C.S.Lewis Peter S. Williams Christian philosophy and apologetics Shandon L. Guthrie Clayton Cramer's Blog Andrew Bolt columns Ann Coulter columns
Blogroll Me! "These are the days when the Christian is expected to praise every creed except his own." G.K.Chesterton "You cannot grow a beard in a moment of passion." G.K.Chesterton "As you perhaps know, I haven't always been a Christian. I didn't go to religion to make me happy. I always knew a bottle of Port would do that."C. S. Lewis "I blog, therefore I am." Anon |
Thursday, June 02, 2005 mad world ...or is it bad world In New York Newsday the aptly named Errol A. Cockfield reports that New York is to stop paying for drugs such as Viagra after convicted sex offenders were found to be receiving State funded "erectile dysfunction drugs". Gov. George Pataki yesterday issued a temporary ban on all publicly funded erectile dysfunction drugs after the discovery that convicted sex offenders were receiving the medication. Pataki asked the state Health and Insurance departments to discontinue paying for drugs such as Viagra until he proposes legislation that would allow the state to cross-reference sex offender lists with taxpayer-funded health databases. Strange, erectile dysfunction would seem to be just what the doctor ordered for these sex offenders - especially as "level 3" offences include crimes against children as young as 2 years old. It is ironic that, since effective "cures" for paedophilia have proven very elusive, Medicaid would be paying for 198 sex offenders to get it up all over again. But then, what's sense got to do with it? [Or love, for that matter?] It's all about one's rights, I guess. The ACLU will be taking it up soon... And it came to pass that in a therapeutic society: I have an erection Therefore I am Pity it's never about responsibilities or consequences. |
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