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Cancer ,cooking oils alert
Yes, that's why almost every restaurant meal is a "cheat meal". Unless you're eating in an expensive steakhouse. Restaurants will use the cheap oils which are high in linoleic acid. The safest cooking oils are butter and beef tallow. Beef tallow is very very expensive and hard to find. Restaurants will never use it. So the moral of the story is cook at home whenever possible. Or eat roasted meats maybe, but avoid fried foods in restaurants. All processed foods also have these crappy oils. I don't know how much abuse the body can take. It's impossible to always cook at home. But sadly, all foods in restaurants and processed foods are using these unhealthy oils. -
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UK Supreme Court Rules ‘Woman’ Means Biological Female, in Landmark Decision
There have been U.S. of A. judges that have referenced laws of foreign countries when making legal decisions in criminal and/or civil cases in the U.S. of A. Hopefully, those judges will now consider the ruling made by the Supreme Court of the UK when making decisions regarding trans men being or not being real women. -
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How long has it been since you lived out of your native country
The literal answer is that I lived in Korea for 3+ years in the late 80s. I was fluent in the language, courtesy of the US Army. -
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Don Jr. And Eric Trump Landed $3 Million In Stock For Joining Firm’s Advisory Board
Some swivel-eyed right wing loon......who bangs on endlessly about free speech......had me suspended for saying some hurty words that upset them.....555 -
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Woman Mauled by Pit Bull Cross She Adopted From Shelter
Yes it does. The kind of enforcement needed is not in the spirit of the people. Not just dogs, this applies to the road safety issues too.- 1
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Harvard University resists
Well criminal libel is pretty much on the backfoot due to various court rulings. And that group libel law in Illinois hasn't been invoked since about 1950. I doubt it would pass Constitutional muster today. And there is no Federal law establishing libel as a criminal offense. As for the rest. What don't you understand about the fact that it's a university imposing rules. Not the Government. The First Amendment forbids governments from regulating speech. It says nothing about other entities. No, the executive can't pass laws that limit free speech. Where did you come up with such a preposterous notion? It could sign into law such a bill from the Congress. But the courts can still overturn it.
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