Re:Does The Concept Of

Nuclear families have a tremendous amount of influence on the way the state and lawmakers see the family. Most Nuclear families need to be checked for high radiation levels, in the event that such families have been exposed to radioactive materials for extended periods of time.

Such families, in these trying times, can also be subject to searches by the state, if suspected of being involved in unsavory nuclear activities. Such families may be considered to be deviant, but especially not gay, if they are involved with nuclear materials of any kind. No person involved in such activities is a very happy person.

Lastly, disciplines which claim to be scientific, are very unsavory, when they hijack the terminology of the true scientific professions, in order to legitimize their non legitimizable scientific status, and hence are to be considered “nuclear professions”.

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Re:Does The Concept Of , by Ray Priestley, 11/29/01

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