Comments
- “With this many sizeable purchases in this small of a time frame, the effectiveness of the agency's planning and ...”
- “It's difficult to imagine a sane defense for the persistent use of endocrine disrupters in everyday products. Even with ...”
- “I agree with this editorial. Junk legislation that's a thinly-veiled defense of a non-existent "right" to abuse and exploit ...”
- “This story does a good job of covering the range of scenarios that can connect to a law like this ...”
- “It's unseemly for people whose role is to defend the freedom of our country to tell citizens to "shut ...”
- “I'm not in favor of this idea. Stephens Lake Park seems to become less of a natural park and ...”
- “Congratulations to Eryn! Great work, she should be proud, as I'm sure her parents are.”
- “Personally, I don't like the sound of this. It seems that with each passing year, this supposedly "preserved" natural ...”
- “This is the flip side of technology. It enables, but it enables amorally. In cases like cell phones, it enables ...”
- “A lovely column, for the most part. I am not religious, but I have many fond Christmas memories and still ...”
- “Oh, one last thing I overlooked, for Al: You seem to be attacking the claim that the Amish don't ...”
- “I think there's a lot of unproductive lines of discussion forming in these comments, so I'll say one ...”
- “@Ken, the issue with smallpox is that, as you say, it is transmitted in ways which can be controlled physically ...”
- “@John Schultz - if this is the same John Schultz of local Libertarian connection, I find it curious that you take ...”
- “Sigh... a lot of intemperate commenters here seem to be overlooking my assertion that vaccines can have an effect at ...”
- “Al, your rudeness and selective repetitiveness sound like the marks of a fanatic. You don't do your points any ...”
- “What's your background, Tim? Furthermore, which of the points raised above do you dispute? Paul G. King's points ...”
- “It is interesting to me that all of the comments here that are mean-spirited, personal, and which take ugly swipes ...”
- “@Gerald: I was born in Texas, my family is from Kentucky, I know exactly what a "snit" is, I don ...”
- “I've found the idea of a move to the SEC all wrong since I first heard of it. Nothing ...”
- “Good to hear the developers are thinking in terms of low impact. Definitely not the norm in this town (see ...”
- “Disappointing to see Stamper and the Council selling out the quality of life of their own community for the sake ...”
- “At what point, exactly, did Columbia become a slum for out-of-state developers to use as a dumping ground for huge ...”
- “This is what happens when we base our entire culture on amoral commerce. Our ultimate value becomes purely economic, and ...”
- “Contracts with the big student-housing complexes are a good idea; those things are blights in so many ways that at ...”
- “This is becoming a big problem in our local nature areas. I was visiting the Grindstone nature area recently and ...”
- “Is it just me, or is the entire southern part of the city being sold off to cheap-mass-housing companies from ...”
- “Well said! I agree with the sentiments expressed here. It doesn't seem like an ordinance that will either work ...”
- “Yet another blunt-instrument solution from the city council. Hard to see how this will help anything - it won't solve ...”
- “James, I understand your intent, but I think you use the "First they came for..." quote too lightly here. These ...”
- “Tim makes the most important point, I think, in suggesting that laws should have very good, very concrete reasons to ...”
- “Josh, in one brief statement, you've reinforced many of the worst stereotypes Greeks are labeled with. In the pursuit ...”
- “Voter fraud is not a problem. It's a hypothetical problem with no basis in actual experience. Thus, addressing such ...”
- “An excellent, thoughtful column, Col. Miller. Dignity and honor is always a good choice, no less in moments like this ...”
- “I'm a frequent cyclist, trail runner, and lover of dogs, but I completely agree with Mr. Miller. There is ...”
- “This is a problem, and some good points are made here. No matter what each generation earnestly tries to do ...”
- “Gerald, no one's "forgetting" anything. A great many people - I would say a rapidly growing number, probably a majority ...”
- “Ms. Nolen, thank you for this thoughtful and insightful piece. Among many pearls of gentle wisdom, this one stood out ...”
- “This sounds like staggering incompetence and complete lack of sound judgment by Barks. Was there some particular urgency to what ...”
- “Glad to hear about more bike paths. One thing I wonder is why we don't see any blacktop paths ...”
- “I think part of the problem with downtown parking is that, whether it's justified or not, a lot of ...”
- “There's a slight inaccuracy to this headline. The use of "until age 2" implies that once age 2 is ...”
- “There are no good options in situations like these - this mess is the inevitable price that everyone is paying for ...”
- “@Daniel - everyone thinks himself or herself is the good guy. Don't you? It's human nature.”
- “Well said, Representative Kelly. This is an increasingly concerning issue. What we're seeing is an "activist legislature" that is ...”
- “I agree with you - let us pile up as many explanations, caveats, forewords/afterwords as we want, but leave the ...”
- “"It is a period of growing up without having to be a grown-up." Very well said! Change only seems to ...”
- “There's little rational or humane reason for any private individual or entertainment-only group to own a primate. The sooner ...”
- “Citing the margin of victory at the ballot: irrelevant, poor thinking. Citing an unrelated example which lacks comparable outrage: irrelevant ...”
- “The problem that most people arguing that liberals are equally hateful to right-wing pundits have is that they mistake the ...”
- “"progressives of that ilk, to include the president, are guilty of identical tactics — dating back to the eight years of ...”
- “Michael asks, "Wouldn't it be prudent to see if we have a problem before changing?" My take is, shouldn ...”
- “Very, very well said, Ms. Wilson-Kleekamp. The eliminationist rhetoric we've seen spiking over the last couple of years is ...”
- “Very, very glad to see this. The tide of science has turned against the value of fluoride in drinking water ...”
- “My reaction to this action by the council was to see it as superficial nonsense. To suggest that supporting turning ...”
- “"I think it has a breathtaking lack of science" This remark is worrisome on a number of levels. It's ...”
- “Good grief, these are the people running our city? Thank goodness we're not paying them for nonsensical, empty gestures ...”
- “Amber, form the snide, self-important--yet devoid of any actual substance--tone of your comment, it sounds like Columbia won't miss ...”
