January 5th, 2014, 04:39 AM

Originally Posted by
TridentBlue
right to bear science
That's a great ideal, but I'm afraid it's already been hijacked by all sorts of interests before we consciously knew it as a right. Lots of products or proposals depend on citizens believing they possess enlightened power of discretion. I choose breakfast cereal X because I know it contains essential whatchamacallit and 30% more buzzwords. How would a right to bear science not become so much astroturf?
Zealoth, could you briefly outline how this "field office" against any men who attempt to build relationships with the discriminated group, operates? I'm not disputing that there is discrimination or manipulation, but, what is meant by "field office"?
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