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News talk 2014-01-28: Women with kids

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“I look down on women with husbands and kids and I’m not sorry”
Thought catalog/Amy Glass ↑

Mike Caro says:

Just as many liberals get emotionally upset and become irrational when you like anything about Sarah Palin or challenge global warming, many conservatives get limp-brained when they read essays like this. But why?

Amy Glass, the author, can believe professional women are superior to stay-at-home moms. It’s an opinion, people. This small piece outside the major media shouldn’t have caused the uproar that it has.

This is precisely why I’m uncomfortable around radical liberals and staunch moral conservatives. Both are so uptight (meaning self-repressed, in case you’ve forgotten the hippie era) that they’re no fun. I included this one so we can ponder whether Amy is right. Whether she is or not, she should be free to think it. And then she should be free to convey her thoughts. Let’s stop the sensitivity and maybe we can think clearly again. Right now we can’t. — MC

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Brunson: Be patient when you teach poker
Entries by others, Tips
Favorite poker tips revisited: Part 1
General, Psychology, Tips
Favorite poker tips revisited: Part 2
General, Manipulation, Motivation, Tips
Games you can beat update and two tips
Gambling, General, Other games, POKER1 EXTRA, Strategy, Tips
Important poker tips thoroughly shuffled
POKER, Psychology, Strategy, Tips
McHaffie: MCU lesson 074 / Poker tips
Entries by others, General, Manipulation, Tells, Tips
MCU poker tip: A check can cost money
ALL (newest first), General, POKER, Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: A good time to bluff
ALL (newest first), General, Manipulation, POKER, Strategy, Tells, Tips
MCU poker tip: A quick bluff is more likely to succeed
ALL (newest first), General, Manipulation, POKER, Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: Adjusting to wins and losses
ALL (newest first), General, POKER, Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: Aggression in the blinds
ALL (newest first), General, POKER, Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: All-in, late in a no-limit tournament
Hold 'em, Manipulation, Strategy, Tips, Tournaments
MCU poker tip: Always be pleasant to play against
ALL (newest first), POKER, Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: Are kings almost as profitable as aces?
The profit gap between these two hold 'em starting hands isn't what most players think
ALL (newest first), Hold 'em, POKER, Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: Ask opponents for their opinions
ALL (newest first), General, Manipulation, POKER, Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: Babble and bluffing
Tells, Tips
MCU poker tip: Bad news for hold ’em small pairs
Hold 'em, Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: Best-game shopping in poker
ALL (newest first), Strategy, Tips
MCU poker tip: Betting a flush draw on the flop
ALL (newest first), Hold 'em, Manipulation, Tips
MCU poker tip: Betting correctly into aggressive foes
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