I'm not much of replier, nor am I any kind of a clipper (maybe I should start), but since I am a Dutch citizen, living in the Netherlands, I feel compelled to comment.
I wholeheartedly agree with the women on waves person. Our christian right is waking up, it is following the lead of the recent outspokenness of the muslim world regarding religion. (In many cases it has been said in this fashion.) They think that that is the way to proliferate their religious needs, so ultimately they can find religion back into the secular world. (I shudder by the thought of anything further than that.)
On the other hand, the way that certain liberties are applied in this country leaves room for impro...

I'm not much of replier, nor am I any kind of a clipper (maybe I should start), but since I am a Dutch citizen, living in the Netherlands, I feel compelled to comment.
I wholeheartedly agree with the women on waves person. Our christian right is waking up, it is following the lead of the recent outspokenness of the muslim world regarding religion. (In many cases it has been said in this fashion.) They think that that is the way to proliferate their religious needs, so ultimately they can find religion back into the secular world. (I shudder by the thought of anything further than that.)
On the other hand, the way that certain liberties are applied in this country leaves room for improvement, mainly the distribution of canabis. It is important to keep tabs on that: meaning that a teenager should not be able to get baked on lunch break. (I'm being hypocritical, but there you go, I've lived and learned).
What Ms. Gomperts says about chopping away at the edges so that people won't notice at first, seems chillingly accurate to me.
Cheers from TCIAC.