Question: mine i think uh i think that there was a lot of rebellion in our nation and that i think it was the right thing to do to try and not to take away to you know just leave their freedoms there and to you know get rid of some of the atrocities that were going on i don't i don't know i don't really i'm tired of pacifist though see on the other hand i'm a pacifist i'm really struggling with it i'm a pacifist physical pacifist i'm a Christian and i believe that the real warfare is not with Saddam Hussein or the North Vietnamese but it's in spiritual kingdoms and that the real warfare is done you know in your prayer closet on your knees so in a way in a sense i'm a pacifist but i'm really not you know what i'm saying
I am a Christian so I struggle and have a hard time dealing with warfare.
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Answer: yes

Question: They are considered useful for divining the future, prescribing remedies for problems, and perhaps putting a spell on an enemy.
They are good for a chat, acupuncture, and makeovers.
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Answer: no

Question: The institutions and individuals he supports--call them Milliken Men--have helped legitimize a point of view that still commands virtually no support among professional economists, and which was regarded, even a decade ago, as politically beyond the pale.
He supports individuals that are considered to be normal.
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no