On June 25, the Arizona Senate's Retirement and Rural Development Committee discussed the prospects for uranium mining in the state. During the hearing, State Senator Sylvia Allen (R), the vice chairman of the committee, argued in favor of mining by saying that the earth "has been here 6,000 years, long before anybody had environmental laws, and somehow it hasn't been done away with."
New Delhi) India's Supreme Court agreed Thursday to hear a petition from a Hindu astrologer who is seeking to annul a recent landmark ruling that decriminalized gay sex. In his petition, Sushil Kumar Kaushal said "even animals don't indulge in such activities," adding that allowing gay sex would help spread HIV/AIDS. The latest development indicated that despite a recent Delhi High Court ruling, gays in India still face a long battle to gain acceptance - social and legal - in this deeply conservative country where even heterosexual sex is talked about in hushed tones. "If such abnormality is permitted, then tomorrow people might seek permission for having sex with animals," Kaushal said
In his petition, Sushil Kumar Kaushal said "even animals don't indulge in such activities," adding that allowing gay sex would help spread HIV/AIDS.
The latest development indicated that despite a recent Delhi High Court ruling, gays in India still face a long battle to gain acceptance - social and legal - in this deeply conservative country where even heterosexual sex is talked about in hushed tones.
"If such abnormality is permitted, then tomorrow people might seek permission for having sex with animals," Kaushal said
I would imagine that astrologers there would be out of business were humans to congregate with their fellow animals. It would entail devising charts for those species.
Whatever, it could be a new business venture. Drawing up compatability charts for one's favourite gander or lamb before getting serious.
Hindu astrologers are terribly important in India, something on par with economists in the Western sphere.
Mwahahahaha! :)
OH NOES! What happened on Fox and Friends today, people? According to Gawker, the bright and shiny lights have once again dazzled Fox & Friends host Brian Kilmeade (the Brown-Haired Guy) into pure befuddlement, and this subsequently caused a series of idiot words to pour forth from his cakehole.
