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| maga, phish, stand up, baiting, dan, rock/pop, rock stars, 2005, language, classified, explosive, pacific northwest, ihate my mother, | Feminist folklore from Iraq is a grim tale, not nightlife only for orphans but also for families who greet their returning daughters as amputees. The Washington Post reported in late May that “162 women have been wounded in Iraq, 99 of them too badly to return to duty.” Recruiters, eager to meet female quotas, presented to many of these women a picture of careerism without combat. Former Notre Dame basketball player Danielle nightlife Green was one of many who learned that the rhetoric didn’t match reality. She lost her left hand nightlife during an attack in Iraq, the Post reported, which came as a surprise to her old coach. “It was just a shock to hear she had been injured because she had said that her job was going to keep her on the sidelines,” Irish Coach Muffet McGraw said.” “George Neumayr” American Spectator Vote: Avg: 2.00 |
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| This should be triumphed as a step towards equality. “More single mothers will likely die 2005 in Iraq. The military has become a jobs program for single mothers, and the military not only extends 2005 but requires that they partake of the equal opportunity to die. It turns out that Teresa Heinz’s late husband, John Heinz, was a rather stodgy fellow. He regarded 2005 the deployment of single or soon-to-be mothers as barbaric, reported the Boston Globe. He thought it “questionable whether an 18-year-old tantalized by offers of tuition money has any inkling of what he or she is giving up in ‘volunteering’ to leave children yet to be born behind.” The policy reminded Heinz “of the story of Rumpelstiltskin, the dwarf in German folklore who exacts a terrible price for helping a desperate young woman—her first-born child.” The Pentagon disregarded Heinz’s comments, as it “worried about the abstract unfairness of granting single-parent soldiers the full set of career and educational benefits without the obligation of front-line service,” the Boston Globe explained. |
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