There is word that it’s not easy to register to the marcobarrera.com if you are pinoy.  Perhaps the bad blood brewing from Pacman’s camp and Barrera camp is getting hotter and hotter.

My message is “Save the Internet from censorship.  It’s not even possible.”

Our highly technological age has brought us to so many paradigm shifts including our way of looking at our own sexuality.  And speaking of sexuality, one thing that does not escape from it is the question on virginity.  Does it amount to something considering our current context of widening knowledge on the human being?

Janis Cortese has things to share us.  Here are some.

PURITY VS. EXPERIENCE:  WHAT DO YOU OWE SOMEONE? 

Many people who feel strongly about one or the other side of this issue often make much of what a lover “owes” their partner. “Keep your virginity as a special gift for your first spouse; you owe it to them to remain pure!” “Get rid of your virginity when you can — your spouse deserves a competent lover instead of a bungler!” Read more

It is called the deathless death penalty issue.  Well, it should be deathless as long as people get educated more and more about it.  Here are some arguments for those who think death penalty is well and good as a measure of justice.

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   The argument that murderers are the least likely of all criminals to repeat their crimes is not only irrelevant, but also increasingly false.  Six percent of young adults paroled in 1978 after having been convicted of murder were arrested for murder again within 6 years of release. (”Recidivism of Young Parolees,” 4, 1987, BJS). Murderers have so violated the human rights of their victims and of society that it should be a moral imperative that they never again have that opportunity. Read more