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Terrorism - Jihad Etiquette - Islam - Militants - Middle East - Iraq - Jordan - Lebanon... - 1 views

  • But before anyone could act on this impulse, the rules of jihadi etiquette kicked in
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      They were in luck. Had these rules not mattered or been in place, they would be dead.
  • the argument is that if the action is just, the collateral damage is justifiable
Amanda Power

http://www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/fileadmin/wiso_vwl/johannes/Ankuendigungen/Berlin_twocon... - 10 views

    • Amanda Power
       
      The meaning of freedom has been changed or altered and is now what ever beliefs that have been put into our minds by those before us. Which is exactly what has been shown, we will believe that we are free if we are told it because that is what we know it as. 
Amanda Power

The endowment effect: It’s mine, I tell you | The Economist - 11 views

  • surprisingly reluctant to trade a coffee mug they had been given for a bar of chocolate,
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      i would keep my coffee mug too, but not for the reason in which it means more, but in the sense that it is more useful.
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Reconsiderations: John Rawls and Our Plural Nation - June 11, 2008 - The New York Sun - 6 views

shared by Amanda Power on 10 Sep 11 - Cached
    • Amanda Power
       
      they have right to, expecially since a greater number of people beleiving in one common thing vote a certain way and thus laws that have a religious basis are passed.
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Joanna Moorhead on the best country to give birth | Life and style | The Guardian - 18 views

    • Amanda Power
       
      of course children are not going to live very long if they are not properley cared for and checked for diseases after they are born. They miss a treatment window and are unfortunatly killed by the diseases that could have been cured or even prevented.
  • There is no aftercare, Insa explains: no midwife will check up on mother or baby, so Dahara will have to use her own judgment if there are any post-natal problems and seek help if and where she can
  • three weeks early and is slightly underweight
    • Amanda Power
       
      if this situation were to happen in niger the baby would have died, and so would the mother if complications with the uterine scar (which would probably have not been seen) had risen.
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  • Niger's women have to pay for the privilege of their substandard, inadequate services
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      I think i would rather have my baby at home than walk all this way to be treated very poorly, possibly not have a midwife, and have to pay.
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