Samantha Cantrell
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Samantha Cantrell commented on Laurence Tribe on Law and Globalization on January 18, 2008, 8:26 PM
I agree with the professor and the other comments. I am glad to hear these things spoken instead of an echo in my mind.
I am a married mother of 2. My husband works for quarantine, and is currently studying justice/law. My son is 7 and about to enter grade 3 at catholic school. My daughter is 15months old and a great climber. I work part time in security, and full time as a wife and mother. I would consider myself a catholic/ jew/ protestant. I was baptised catholic at the urging of my mother, my father was`raised by protestant paternal grandparents, born of a jewish mother. I am proud of all my heritage, and have a belief system that is a mix of all three and a large dose of common sense mixed with knowledge and saute'd with passion. I care about the environment and the protection of our world's future. I would never be a vegetarion(not that I have a problem with vegetables, they seem like a friendly bunch) but a porterhouse steak and a merlot doesn't last long on a plate near me. I believe in democracy at all costs and the protection of our democratic society. I don't believe in the freedom of religion if said faith is anti-democratic. I believe homosexuals have a place in society but I don't think I have to be fed it , as I don't walk around bragging about my sexual prefferances, I don't wish to know other peoples(some things should be private). I love my family and my country, I love animals but I wouldn't risk my life to save my pet, but I would a strangers child. I think men are as good a parent as women and believe their rights are violated on a daily basis,( no belief in the Madonna complex, all mothers are not the virgin Mary). I believe all children should be dna tested at birth for optimum truth and to save future pain. I think child molesterers should be given life sentences, as the children they hurt are. I don't believe we should still be using oil, where are all the alternatives.I belive in peace, but not at the cost of freedom. I am limited in my beliefs of civil liberties when they infringe on the rights of others. ie someone injuring themselves on your property whilst committing a crime should not be alowed to sue. I believe in a police force and not a police service, if your a criminal you need your a#! kicked and not a talking to by a public servant.etc etc etc....
Samantha Cantrell commented on Laurence Tribe on Law and Globalization on January 19, 2008, 1:26 AM
I agree with the professor and the other comments. I am glad to hear these things spoken instead of an echo in my mind.