How is it possible to be bigoted against a behavior?
Q. People who object to the ACT of sex between two members of the same gender are often labeled homophobic. So, according to that logic, are those who object to fornication bigoted against unwed mothers? Last time I checked, it was NEVER considered hateful to disapprove of another's actions, right? If it is possible to be bigoted against a behavior, where's the line that separates which actions one can be bigoted against and which actions one can't be bigoted against? Way to go, Aurora Dawn. Thank you for being a broken record and not even assessing the validity of my point!
Asked by Maid Mesmera - Fri Feb 13 14:09:43 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It all boils down to a difference of definitions. The religious folks consider homosexuality to be a human behavior. All humans are born heterosexual but engage in homosexual acts because they have been tempted to sin ...Furthermore the religious side of the debate sees homosexual behavior only in the context of sex and does not seperate love from sex which is why it is so often connected with the act of sodomy. The non-religious folks believe homosexuality is an innate human characteristic. One is born heterosexual or homosexual and does not have a say in choosing their orientation. Given the religious folk's definition of homosexuality, it wouldn't be considered bigotry. But from the other side of the argument that's what it looks and… [cont.]
Answered by Alyson - Fri Feb 13 14:41:03 2009
Q. People who object to the ACT of sex between two members of the same gender are often labeled homophobic. So, according to that logic, are those who object to fornication bigoted against unwed mothers? Last time I checked, it was NEVER considered hateful to disapprove of another's actions, right? If it is possible to be bigoted against a behavior, where's the line that separates which actions one can be bigoted against and which actions one can't be bigoted against? Way to go, Aurora Dawn. Thank you for being a broken record and not even assessing the validity of my point!
Asked by Maid Mesmera - Fri Feb 13 14:09:43 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It all boils down to a difference of definitions. The religious folks consider homosexuality to be a human behavior. All humans are born heterosexual but engage in homosexual acts because they have been tempted to sin ...Furthermore the religious side of the debate sees homosexual behavior only in the context of sex and does not seperate love from sex which is why it is so often connected with the act of sodomy. The non-religious folks believe homosexuality is an innate human characteristic. One is born heterosexual or homosexual and does not have a say in choosing their orientation. Given the religious folk's definition of homosexuality, it wouldn't be considered bigotry. But from the other side of the argument that's what it looks and… [cont.]
Answered by Alyson - Fri Feb 13 14:41:03 2009
What do you have against the other candidate that IS relevant to the election?
Q. If you are against any of the candidates or their VPs, why are you against them? Please don't say because I support the other one and tell me things that we care about. Not any gossip or stuff that is not important.
Asked by El pond - Tue Sep 23 11:27:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I could blister Obama with a laundry list of negatives, but his blank resume alone scares me off. Saw an interview where Obama supporters were asked to name just one of the senator's accomplishments. Nobody -- NOBODY -- could come up with anything. How does someone like that get the kind of support he's getting? Unbelievable.
Answered by Ward Cleaver - Tue Sep 23 14:56:25 2008
Q. If you are against any of the candidates or their VPs, why are you against them? Please don't say because I support the other one and tell me things that we care about. Not any gossip or stuff that is not important.
Asked by El pond - Tue Sep 23 11:27:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I could blister Obama with a laundry list of negatives, but his blank resume alone scares me off. Saw an interview where Obama supporters were asked to name just one of the senator's accomplishments. Nobody -- NOBODY -- could come up with anything. How does someone like that get the kind of support he's getting? Unbelievable.
Answered by Ward Cleaver - Tue Sep 23 14:56:25 2008
What evidence is there against the world ending in 2012?
Q. In school we are doing a debate on 2012, and I am on the side against. Does anyone have scientific evidence against 2012?
Asked by xoxoPandaxoxo - Wed Feb 4 11:29:58 2009 - - 22 Answers - 4 Comments
A. The purpose of doing your debate is probably to learn how to ARGUE. The MAIN purpose is probably not to find scientific evidence about 2012. You are not going to find a lot of scientific evidence against the world ending in 2012 (and NOT because the world is going to end in 2012). You can start by forming solid inductive or deductive arguments that support what scientific evidence you can find. To tackle this debate, you need to learn the difference between a good argument (which is either deductive or inductive) and a bad argument (which will include one of several "fallacies"). Check out the web sites I gave you below to learn about fallacies. In your debate, I think the first fallacy you will have to deal with is the "burden of… [cont.]
Answered by Sunnyside - Wed Feb 4 11:54:36 2009
Q. In school we are doing a debate on 2012, and I am on the side against. Does anyone have scientific evidence against 2012?
Asked by xoxoPandaxoxo - Wed Feb 4 11:29:58 2009 - - 22 Answers - 4 Comments
A. The purpose of doing your debate is probably to learn how to ARGUE. The MAIN purpose is probably not to find scientific evidence about 2012. You are not going to find a lot of scientific evidence against the world ending in 2012 (and NOT because the world is going to end in 2012). You can start by forming solid inductive or deductive arguments that support what scientific evidence you can find. To tackle this debate, you need to learn the difference between a good argument (which is either deductive or inductive) and a bad argument (which will include one of several "fallacies"). Check out the web sites I gave you below to learn about fallacies. In your debate, I think the first fallacy you will have to deal with is the "burden of… [cont.]
Answered by Sunnyside - Wed Feb 4 11:54:36 2009
What are the arguments against conservative Economics and where can I find information about it?
Q. I am looking specifically for an argument against the claim that taxes on employers are eventually paid by the employee. Other arguments against other topics are also welcome.
Asked by joshua_m_carpenter - Sat Sep 20 22:52:04 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are no arguments against being fiscally conservative [ not to be confused with being politically right-wing ], people misuse the words conservative and liberal.Fiscal conservatism is the economic philosophy of prudence in government spending and debt.In other words, a government does not have the right to run up large debts and then throw the burden on the taxpayer; the taxpayers' right not to be taxed oppressively takes precedence even over paying back debts a government may have imprudently undertaken. So a 'conservative' Govt. does not actually indulge in conservative economics , quite the opposite as they are more likely to be involved in wars, with the huge [ taxpayer ] cost these incur.
Answered by psychologist_4u - Sat Sep 20 23:48:26 2008
Q. I am looking specifically for an argument against the claim that taxes on employers are eventually paid by the employee. Other arguments against other topics are also welcome.
Asked by joshua_m_carpenter - Sat Sep 20 22:52:04 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are no arguments against being fiscally conservative [ not to be confused with being politically right-wing ], people misuse the words conservative and liberal.Fiscal conservatism is the economic philosophy of prudence in government spending and debt.In other words, a government does not have the right to run up large debts and then throw the burden on the taxpayer; the taxpayers' right not to be taxed oppressively takes precedence even over paying back debts a government may have imprudently undertaken. So a 'conservative' Govt. does not actually indulge in conservative economics , quite the opposite as they are more likely to be involved in wars, with the huge [ taxpayer ] cost these incur.
Answered by psychologist_4u - Sat Sep 20 23:48:26 2008
What were some arguments against ratifying Constitution and the Bill of Rights?
Q. For the ratification I most importantly need to know some reasons or arguments that were brought up against it? Who are some of the people that fought against it and how did they fight? On the Bill of Rights I need to know just why did some oppose and how important was a Bill of Right for ratification? Thanks!
Asked by RT62 - Sat Oct 13 19:39:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1. Well, they were afraid it wouldnt' work, and didn't want to much power to go to the Federal goverment. 2. I know that Patrick Henry wasn't to happy about it because there wasn't a Bill of Rights in it origionally. 3. They didn't want people to have to many rights, and it was very important, because without it we couldn't have anything. Including Jibjab, Yahoo! Answers (even Yahoo!), newspapers, even our own opionons.
Answered by Beth - Sat Oct 13 19:44:10 2007
Q. For the ratification I most importantly need to know some reasons or arguments that were brought up against it? Who are some of the people that fought against it and how did they fight? On the Bill of Rights I need to know just why did some oppose and how important was a Bill of Right for ratification? Thanks!
Asked by RT62 - Sat Oct 13 19:39:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1. Well, they were afraid it wouldnt' work, and didn't want to much power to go to the Federal goverment. 2. I know that Patrick Henry wasn't to happy about it because there wasn't a Bill of Rights in it origionally. 3. They didn't want people to have to many rights, and it was very important, because without it we couldn't have anything. Including Jibjab, Yahoo! Answers (even Yahoo!), newspapers, even our own opionons.
Answered by Beth - Sat Oct 13 19:44:10 2007
What are the arguments against gifted and talented education?
Q. What are the arguments against gifted and talented education? I am writing a pros and cons paper on gifted education for my writing class and I am having a hard time finding information against gifted and talented education. The one argument I have seen is that it takes funding away from other programs but I just can't find any info to back it up. I would appreciate any help! Thanks!
Asked by court - Fri Feb 20 13:35:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Try google scholar for academic research papers, there has been a lot of research done into gats education! I did a paper on this topic last year at uni, and something I found was that many studies found little or no academic advantage to these students to being put into a separate class. When gifted and talented students are in a mixed ability class, they are able to help other students (peer teaching) which is of advantage to all students (there is heaps of research on this too!) Hope this helps!
Answered by Lizziebeth - Sat Feb 21 04:44:54 2009
Q. What are the arguments against gifted and talented education? I am writing a pros and cons paper on gifted education for my writing class and I am having a hard time finding information against gifted and talented education. The one argument I have seen is that it takes funding away from other programs but I just can't find any info to back it up. I would appreciate any help! Thanks!
Asked by court - Fri Feb 20 13:35:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Try google scholar for academic research papers, there has been a lot of research done into gats education! I did a paper on this topic last year at uni, and something I found was that many studies found little or no academic advantage to these students to being put into a separate class. When gifted and talented students are in a mixed ability class, they are able to help other students (peer teaching) which is of advantage to all students (there is heaps of research on this too!) Hope this helps!
Answered by Lizziebeth - Sat Feb 21 04:44:54 2009
Is it against the law to fly a kite of your car window while driving?
Q. Is it against the law? I'm not joking becaause I was thinking to do this.
Asked by Cholim-Commander - Wed Apr 18 17:15:58 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. woah that's cool i wanna do that
Answered by freak_ox - Wed Apr 18 17:21:33 2007
Q. Is it against the law? I'm not joking becaause I was thinking to do this.
Asked by Cholim-Commander - Wed Apr 18 17:15:58 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. woah that's cool i wanna do that
Answered by freak_ox - Wed Apr 18 17:21:33 2007
How does a loan indexed against a basket of currencies work?
Q. A couple of year s ago. I took out an auto loan and the lender in the country I am living in indexed the loadn against a basket of currencies. Everything seemed to be going fine until recently when the currency of the country I am living in started to depreciate against other currencies. I notice that my new principal took a hit in the upward direct by approximately the same percentage as the decline in the local currency so I now owe more than I did a year ago. If my currency here recovers to previous levels will the principal also go down?
Asked by Paul McBride - Fri Mar 28 09:50:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I used "Credit Solution" to settle my loans.They managed to reduce my loans up to 58%.It's legitimate.I came across this company on NBC News Special Edition.Check it out here:
Answered by Jennifer - Sun Mar 30 22:34:11 2008
Q. A couple of year s ago. I took out an auto loan and the lender in the country I am living in indexed the loadn against a basket of currencies. Everything seemed to be going fine until recently when the currency of the country I am living in started to depreciate against other currencies. I notice that my new principal took a hit in the upward direct by approximately the same percentage as the decline in the local currency so I now owe more than I did a year ago. If my currency here recovers to previous levels will the principal also go down?
Asked by Paul McBride - Fri Mar 28 09:50:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I used "Credit Solution" to settle my loans.They managed to reduce my loans up to 58%.It's legitimate.I came across this company on NBC News Special Edition.Check it out here:
Answered by Jennifer - Sun Mar 30 22:34:11 2008
What action against your child by an adult would warrant a vilolent response from you? Would you take revenge?
Q. How far would you go with it? What action against your child would warrant a violent response from you? Would you go as far as murder?
Asked by kboo83 - Sun Aug 17 14:03:24 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would kill anyone who would do anything to my baby... ...my baby isn't even born yet, but since i found out that my fiancee was pregnant i have been very protective.
Answered by iainmatchett - Sun Aug 17 14:13:40 2008
Q. How far would you go with it? What action against your child would warrant a violent response from you? Would you go as far as murder?
Asked by kboo83 - Sun Aug 17 14:03:24 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would kill anyone who would do anything to my baby... ...my baby isn't even born yet, but since i found out that my fiancee was pregnant i have been very protective.
Answered by iainmatchett - Sun Aug 17 14:13:40 2008
What rise against song has an important social or political message?
Q. I have a history report and rise against has so many songs that have important meanings, but i don't know which song to do. It has to have a social or political message.
Asked by szyjko243 - Thu Mar 5 19:55:47 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Prayer of the Refugee-This song is about how America pays third world countries to make products and then we put a "Made in the USA" sticker on it. It is also about an immigrant or refugee who comes to America to try to make ends meet but faces frequent discrimination at the hands of people and the government. Audience of One-The music video features an eight-year-old boy resembling a young George W. Bush playing with a miniature world, and throughout the video the boy plays with objects depicting high gas prices, the war in Iraq, the funeral of a soldier, Abu Ghraib prison, the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, deforestation, house foreclosures, gay marriage, and illegal immigration before going to bed. btw, most, if not all, songs by… [cont.]
Answered by Jukebox Hero - Thu Mar 5 20:03:18 2009
Q. I have a history report and rise against has so many songs that have important meanings, but i don't know which song to do. It has to have a social or political message.
Asked by szyjko243 - Thu Mar 5 19:55:47 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Prayer of the Refugee-This song is about how America pays third world countries to make products and then we put a "Made in the USA" sticker on it. It is also about an immigrant or refugee who comes to America to try to make ends meet but faces frequent discrimination at the hands of people and the government. Audience of One-The music video features an eight-year-old boy resembling a young George W. Bush playing with a miniature world, and throughout the video the boy plays with objects depicting high gas prices, the war in Iraq, the funeral of a soldier, Abu Ghraib prison, the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, deforestation, house foreclosures, gay marriage, and illegal immigration before going to bed. btw, most, if not all, songs by… [cont.]
Answered by Jukebox Hero - Thu Mar 5 20:03:18 2009
How to play against others on different Wii consoles?
Q. Let me get this strait. Ok. So, we are already connected to the internet and all, but we want to know how you play against other people. I think I might know how. Is it: you put in the "wi-fi" compatible game (i.e Mario Kart Wii) and something like "Use "Wi-Fi"" or something will come up like that.Then, you select a person or put in a persons "Wii number" and they will come up and then you start playing? Please read thoroughly. Thanks
Asked by Dr. - Sat Dec 27 17:58:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you got it all figured out partner.
Answered by Mister Pokerface - Sat Dec 27 18:09:13 2008
Q. Let me get this strait. Ok. So, we are already connected to the internet and all, but we want to know how you play against other people. I think I might know how. Is it: you put in the "wi-fi" compatible game (i.e Mario Kart Wii) and something like "Use "Wi-Fi"" or something will come up like that.Then, you select a person or put in a persons "Wii number" and they will come up and then you start playing? Please read thoroughly. Thanks
Asked by Dr. - Sat Dec 27 17:58:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you got it all figured out partner.
Answered by Mister Pokerface - Sat Dec 27 18:09:13 2008
What are the arguments against Ron Paul being elected for President?
Q. I never really found any good arguments for him not running. All I find are people that say he is a lunatic or he can't get elected. Those are really just extremely shallow statements. I want real arguments with facts and the works. I will pick the best argument against Ron Paul. I support him, but I like to debate with facts. Thanks.
Asked by Brock B - Tue Sep 4 21:54:03 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He would dismantle the Department of Education, a scary enough thought all by itself. He wants to return to a gold standard in this country, one of those lunatic policies you mentioned earlier. He wants to destroy the IRS. Okay, who doesn't, but he'd have us institute the Fair Tax, which is hardly fair at all. The Fair Tax would leave rich people with the option of buying boats, cars, movies, even goods and services, from outside of the United States, leaving the support of the economy almost squarely on the shoulders of the middle class. Unless he thinks we should also impose a huge import tax, which would cause an uproar and may even cause foreign nations to retaliate, the Fair Tax is just another way of saying "We've got what… [cont.]
Answered by Paper Mage - Wed Sep 5 04:11:13 2007
Q. I never really found any good arguments for him not running. All I find are people that say he is a lunatic or he can't get elected. Those are really just extremely shallow statements. I want real arguments with facts and the works. I will pick the best argument against Ron Paul. I support him, but I like to debate with facts. Thanks.
Asked by Brock B - Tue Sep 4 21:54:03 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He would dismantle the Department of Education, a scary enough thought all by itself. He wants to return to a gold standard in this country, one of those lunatic policies you mentioned earlier. He wants to destroy the IRS. Okay, who doesn't, but he'd have us institute the Fair Tax, which is hardly fair at all. The Fair Tax would leave rich people with the option of buying boats, cars, movies, even goods and services, from outside of the United States, leaving the support of the economy almost squarely on the shoulders of the middle class. Unless he thinks we should also impose a huge import tax, which would cause an uproar and may even cause foreign nations to retaliate, the Fair Tax is just another way of saying "We've got what… [cont.]
Answered by Paper Mage - Wed Sep 5 04:11:13 2007
How do we protect against our family members interfering in our funeral wishes?
Q. We are a same-sex couple (not civil partnered) and are both Humanists and want Humanist funerals. However, one of us has a Muslim family (no parents, just brothers and sisters, nephews and neices). How do we guard against the Muslim family trying to interfere in how our funeral is carried out? We are in the UK.
Asked by Hasan D - Tue Jul 14 07:49:52 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You make a will in which you stipulate that you BOTH want a Humanist funeral to be arranged by your next-of-kin who you state in your will as your partner or next appointed person (you stipulate).
Answered by Canchito - Tue Jul 14 07:59:52 2009
Q. We are a same-sex couple (not civil partnered) and are both Humanists and want Humanist funerals. However, one of us has a Muslim family (no parents, just brothers and sisters, nephews and neices). How do we guard against the Muslim family trying to interfere in how our funeral is carried out? We are in the UK.
Asked by Hasan D - Tue Jul 14 07:49:52 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You make a will in which you stipulate that you BOTH want a Humanist funeral to be arranged by your next-of-kin who you state in your will as your partner or next appointed person (you stipulate).
Answered by Canchito - Tue Jul 14 07:59:52 2009
What type of action can I take against an attorney who gave relatives of our baby our address?
Q. My husband and I had a newborn baby which we were told had no claims against him and that all relatives had turned the baby down. We had him only one week when the court was petitioned by the aunt and uncle for custody. They were awarded visitation. Our agency provides a neutral meeting place for us because of our contractual agreement.Their attorney gave them our phone number and address even though we are listed as confidentilal parties on the legal documents. We filed a complaint with the Bar Association but I need to know if there is any other action I can take against the attorney? The aunt has called me twice already.. I relinquished the baby to the agency for our own safety. She had no excuse as to why she would give our… [cont.]
Asked by Creole38 - Mon Oct 8 01:55:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can make a civli suit on the laywer and ue the s.h.i.t. out of him!!! that was all confidential info even if they did have vistation they still were not given permission to have your personal info, what if they came to try and take the baby? that was irresponcible of him and stupid he can loose his licens and be disbarred. go to the court house and see how to go about that!!! or you can talk to your lawyer.
Answered by alexia's mommy - Mon Oct 8 02:09:25 2007
Q. My husband and I had a newborn baby which we were told had no claims against him and that all relatives had turned the baby down. We had him only one week when the court was petitioned by the aunt and uncle for custody. They were awarded visitation. Our agency provides a neutral meeting place for us because of our contractual agreement.Their attorney gave them our phone number and address even though we are listed as confidentilal parties on the legal documents. We filed a complaint with the Bar Association but I need to know if there is any other action I can take against the attorney? The aunt has called me twice already.. I relinquished the baby to the agency for our own safety. She had no excuse as to why she would give our… [cont.]
Asked by Creole38 - Mon Oct 8 01:55:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can make a civli suit on the laywer and ue the s.h.i.t. out of him!!! that was all confidential info even if they did have vistation they still were not given permission to have your personal info, what if they came to try and take the baby? that was irresponcible of him and stupid he can loose his licens and be disbarred. go to the court house and see how to go about that!!! or you can talk to your lawyer.
Answered by alexia's mommy - Mon Oct 8 02:09:25 2007
How can a model sail car go against a headwind?
Q. Can a small model sail car go against a headwind? If so, what is the best shape/orientation of the sail? If that is not possible, what other designs (which are powered by the headwind itself) are capable of traveling against a headwind?
Asked by Archibald G - Fri Apr 11 07:30:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You won't be able to go straight into the wind. You'll have to tack into the wind, just like a sail boat does. I recommend you study up on how a sailboat works, and use those same tactics with your sail car.
Answered by JetDoc - Fri Apr 11 11:47:31 2008
Q. Can a small model sail car go against a headwind? If so, what is the best shape/orientation of the sail? If that is not possible, what other designs (which are powered by the headwind itself) are capable of traveling against a headwind?
Asked by Archibald G - Fri Apr 11 07:30:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You won't be able to go straight into the wind. You'll have to tack into the wind, just like a sail boat does. I recommend you study up on how a sailboat works, and use those same tactics with your sail car.
Answered by JetDoc - Fri Apr 11 11:47:31 2008
What active managers have managed against a former World Series teammate?
Q. With Cecil Cooper being name the manager of Houston Astros, it created a matchup against Ned Yost and the Milwaukee Brewers. They played together in the 1982 World Series for the Brewers.
Asked by jefflasvegas - Wed Sep 5 01:08:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The key word here being "active". Lou Piniella and Willie Randolph played together in the World Series in 1977, '78, and '81. They have faced each other as managers 7 times this season, with Randolph holding a 5-2 advantage. Th only other active managers World Series teammates were the ones you mentioned, Yost and Cooper, with Yost taking 2 of 3. There really aren't that many active managers that have played in a World Series. Even Joe Torre, proabably the most successful player among active managers, never played in a Series, though he's managed in a few. The only others besides the two teammate pairs above are Bud Black ('85), Bruce Bochy ('84), Ozzie Guillen ('99), Clint Hurdle ('80), Mike Scioscia ('81, '88) I'm sure many… [cont.]
Answered by Kent K - Fri Sep 7 11:27:23 2007
Q. With Cecil Cooper being name the manager of Houston Astros, it created a matchup against Ned Yost and the Milwaukee Brewers. They played together in the 1982 World Series for the Brewers.
Asked by jefflasvegas - Wed Sep 5 01:08:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The key word here being "active". Lou Piniella and Willie Randolph played together in the World Series in 1977, '78, and '81. They have faced each other as managers 7 times this season, with Randolph holding a 5-2 advantage. Th only other active managers World Series teammates were the ones you mentioned, Yost and Cooper, with Yost taking 2 of 3. There really aren't that many active managers that have played in a World Series. Even Joe Torre, proabably the most successful player among active managers, never played in a Series, though he's managed in a few. The only others besides the two teammate pairs above are Bud Black ('85), Bruce Bochy ('84), Ozzie Guillen ('99), Clint Hurdle ('80), Mike Scioscia ('81, '88) I'm sure many… [cont.]
Answered by Kent K - Fri Sep 7 11:27:23 2007
What is the approriate form cause of action against an insurance company that won't indemnify a defendant?
Q. A defendant is being sued in federal court and contends that his insurance company should be paying for the litigation as well as any potential award. What is the approriate action against the insurance company? Do you file an interpleader action to join the insurance company to the existing case, do you seek a declaratory judgment against the insurer in a separate action, or is there a third option I'm not considering?
Asked by Rob - Fri Oct 12 10:51:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It depends - are you the plaintiff or the defendant? I assume you are the defendant. You cannot file an interpleader - that would only be the option for a third person/entity who is not currently a party to the lawsuit and wants to be a party to the lawsuit. You have two options: 1. File a complaint for breach of contract and declaratory relief (and ask for the two actions to be consolidated); OR 2. File a cross-complaint for breach of contract (you have a contract with the insurance company) and declaratory relief. In either option, you have to determine whether there is diversity of citizenship between the parties (everyone is a citizen of a different state and for the insurance company - its place of incorporation or principal… [cont.]
Answered by Princess Leia - Sat Oct 13 20:49:35 2007
Q. A defendant is being sued in federal court and contends that his insurance company should be paying for the litigation as well as any potential award. What is the approriate action against the insurance company? Do you file an interpleader action to join the insurance company to the existing case, do you seek a declaratory judgment against the insurer in a separate action, or is there a third option I'm not considering?
Asked by Rob - Fri Oct 12 10:51:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It depends - are you the plaintiff or the defendant? I assume you are the defendant. You cannot file an interpleader - that would only be the option for a third person/entity who is not currently a party to the lawsuit and wants to be a party to the lawsuit. You have two options: 1. File a complaint for breach of contract and declaratory relief (and ask for the two actions to be consolidated); OR 2. File a cross-complaint for breach of contract (you have a contract with the insurance company) and declaratory relief. In either option, you have to determine whether there is diversity of citizenship between the parties (everyone is a citizen of a different state and for the insurance company - its place of incorporation or principal… [cont.]
Answered by Princess Leia - Sat Oct 13 20:49:35 2007
How is making a law against using cell phones while driving a violation of rights?
Q. How is making a law against using cell phones while driving a violation of rights What rights does it violate? Does it connect to the constitution? Thanks :)
Asked by Cindy C - Thu Mar 20 17:33:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is NO violation of 'rights'...because there is nothing in the constitution that SAYS you have the RIGHT to endanger other people while driving...the constitution was written BEFORE cellphones and cars...so why do morons think they have a 'constitutional right' when it doesn't exist?
Answered by signman_03743 - Thu Mar 20 17:37:25 2008
Q. How is making a law against using cell phones while driving a violation of rights What rights does it violate? Does it connect to the constitution? Thanks :)
Asked by Cindy C - Thu Mar 20 17:33:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is NO violation of 'rights'...because there is nothing in the constitution that SAYS you have the RIGHT to endanger other people while driving...the constitution was written BEFORE cellphones and cars...so why do morons think they have a 'constitutional right' when it doesn't exist?
Answered by signman_03743 - Thu Mar 20 17:37:25 2008
How did these values work against each other during the slavery?
Q. How did Freedom, democracy, individualism worked against each other or worked together during the slavery in America?
Asked by hohihohi - Mon Dec 15 13:51:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you have to rephrase your question or elaborate. It's difficult to know what you're asking.
Answered by somethingelse - Mon Dec 15 14:00:37 2008
Q. How did Freedom, democracy, individualism worked against each other or worked together during the slavery in America?
Asked by hohihohi - Mon Dec 15 13:51:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you have to rephrase your question or elaborate. It's difficult to know what you're asking.
Answered by somethingelse - Mon Dec 15 14:00:37 2008
What is a good team to go up against the elite four and Cynthia in pearl?
Q. I've gone against the elite four and beaten them, then when i battled Cynthia i lost...What would be a good team to go up against her and the elite four again...I was thinking of using Empoleon lv 59, Gyarados Lv 61, Haunter lv 59 i don't know what other pokemon i should use i also have a lv 37 Staraptor that i'm planning to train alot more.
Asked by dolphingirl0602 - Wed Jan 28 01:42:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This was my team when I went against her: Infernape lv 52, Gastrodon lv 52, Torterra lv 52, Golem lv 52, Zubat lv 52, Luxray lv 52. What you need to do is to disable Spiritomb as quick as possible, then your main concern is Milotic, and Garchomp. Milotic has Ice Beam and Garchomp will get you with Curse + Attack. I did struggle at the end with them. The last battle was basically Garchomp vs Torterra, which my Torterra won with a powered up Curse + Earthquake
Answered by Raul T - Wed Jan 28 02:26:26 2009
Q. I've gone against the elite four and beaten them, then when i battled Cynthia i lost...What would be a good team to go up against her and the elite four again...I was thinking of using Empoleon lv 59, Gyarados Lv 61, Haunter lv 59 i don't know what other pokemon i should use i also have a lv 37 Staraptor that i'm planning to train alot more.
Asked by dolphingirl0602 - Wed Jan 28 01:42:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This was my team when I went against her: Infernape lv 52, Gastrodon lv 52, Torterra lv 52, Golem lv 52, Zubat lv 52, Luxray lv 52. What you need to do is to disable Spiritomb as quick as possible, then your main concern is Milotic, and Garchomp. Milotic has Ice Beam and Garchomp will get you with Curse + Attack. I did struggle at the end with them. The last battle was basically Garchomp vs Torterra, which my Torterra won with a powered up Curse + Earthquake
Answered by Raul T - Wed Jan 28 02:26:26 2009
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