Seriously? I just don't get the pridefulness of Christians who demand that their views be recognized by the general public.

Whoa. You really had me going there for a bit, Moral. I thought maybe you knew what you were talking about. But this comment about PCs and Apples being the same thing has made me realize that you really don't. You're mixed up about greed and profit just exactly as you are mixed up about Apples and PCs. You're also mixed up about how charter schools work.

Very good point about donating to a philosophy, though I disagree that Palin is ridiculed because of her diploma while Obama is considered a genius because of his. Seems to me that the diploma is just a convenient excuse to mock her. Truth is, ALL popular conservative politicians are considered stupid by liberals. They were constantly going on about how stupid Reagan was. G.W. Bush, the only president with degrees from both Harvard and Yale, was thought to be dumb as a rock.

LOL!

A lot of hooey in a handbasket. Rachel Marsden unfortunately doesn't have much of a grasp of what she's talking about. The line "which even the average 15-year old knows to omit " is a dead giveaway. She jumps on the bandwagon of trashing John Sawer's wife, when she did was not that big a deal. Pictures from the social networking Web site published in the Mail on Sunday newspaper show John Sawers posing with his children, wearing a Santa hat and playing Frisbee on a beach. So now we know he wears Speedos on vacation. Rachel like everybody else in journalism, jumps on the excesses. I get tired of this kind of writing.

So I bring my prescription into the Safeway pharmacy but the pharmacist won't fill it because s/he doesn't think I should be doing what I'm doing? Oh please. That is not their call. That is between my husband, my doctor, my God and myself. The holier-than-thou pharmacists can take consolation in that my ultimate resting place will be very very hot. If their conscience prevents them from fulfilling the duties of the job as described by their place of employment, then they should find a place to work that is in line with their beliefs.

I agree 100% in the value of travel, Mr. Bialosky, and I'm quite envious of your global wanderings. However, your comments about life in the U.S. makes me wonder if you have seen much of it.