Krunchee

Defining the problem as the fact that certain costs of pollution are not properly realized and recognized by the parties that incur them, how else could those costs be manifested in accounting information in a meaningful way? And just as importantly, how could polluters pay for the damage they do to so many others, that they currently are allowed to ignore?

From what I've read, marriage in the Bible consists of one man, several women, their servants, and sometimes the man's sister-in-law. That's pretty freaky already, isn't it?

Is it our fault you named your movement after a gay sex act? And what's going to be your encore? Will there be "Pillow biting" parties by next Fall?

It's inconsistent to argue that marijuana should be legal and taxed. If it really is an individual's own rightful decision to consume what he or she wants, why would they need a license to put a plant in their windowsill or garden? Would you really want the IRS or other Treasury agents inspecting your house and yard for untaxed marijuana plants?

Really? Was it when they created Medicare Part D? Was it when they refused to put the war budget into the regular budget, opting to add on emergency appropriations whenever they felt like it? Where do they get off acting like they care how tax money is spent?

Too many houses? Come on, there are still people living on the street. Somehow it's a crisis that we have too much of one of the most important and useful products human beings can produce, namely shelter.