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Comment on: Worcester man: Send Tsarnaev body to Russia - News - Boston.com
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Comment on: Paul Ryan, Ayn Rand, and ideas made irresistable - Opinion - The Boston Globe
perhaps you should actually read the book before commenting more »
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At what point is it fair to characterize Superintendent Johnson as an abject failure. She hires a principal at English High who given all the power he could possibly fail completely She rewards anothe more »
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The issue here is simply what is more important; family or job? While the company is always happy to have you work all day every day what is the cost to you and your family? The company will always be more »
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Comment on: Menino rips teachers union - Metro - The Boston Globe
The failure of the Superintendent to attend any of the bargaining sessions is indicative of her top down management style. She apparently has decided that she does not need any more information about more »
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Comment on: Catholic Churchâs unfair attack against Obama - Opinion - The Boston Globe
The belief that abortion, even in the form ofa morning after pill, is morally wrong is a fundamental doctrine of the Catholic Church. The opposition to birth control is also a matter of church doctrin more »
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Comment on: Menino to nonprofits: Pay up! - Lifestyle - The Boston Globe
What I cannot understand is why I, as a resident of the City of Boston, am expected to subsidize all of the non profits in the city. Many of them have huge budgets and endowments yet they feel entitle more »
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Comment on: 'Treasured islands'
Is it really necessary to write a column with a major focus that the boat was late. You do not know , or at least did not tell us , if this is a regular occurence. Over the past years there has been a more »
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Comment on: 'Teachers say they’
At what point is it acceptable for a union to stand together and say "No ". The teachers ratified a very reasonable contract, 0%, 1.5% and 2.5%. An increase that barely keeps up with inflation. The sc more »
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Comment on: 'House votes to limit bargaining on health care'
Helolo its me wrote: Easy answer - just like the rest of us in the private sector - pay based on market conditions, experience, competence. Three things the union thug bosses hate talking about. If it more »
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Comment on: 'House votes to limit bargaining on health care'
A simple question: How much should a public employee be paid? It is easy to sit and complain that all public employees earn to much, have generous benefits and generally suck money out of the taxpayer more »
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Comment on: 'City properties added to Boston ban on sugary drinks'
This is absurd. Perhaps Tommy could also cut the crust off my bread and tuck me in at night.
Adults have the right to make adult choices.
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Comment on: 'Library patrons pan a proposal to close on Sundays'
Perhaps one of the many colleges that pay no property tax and make no payment in lieu of taxes could actually help the iuty by picking up the tab. I note that many of the people interviewed are from t more »
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Comment on: 'City to ask more from nonprofits'
When you look at the total amount of tax exempt property in the city, much of it in prime downtown locations it seem to me that the non profits are geting a very good deal. Suffolk University and Emer more »
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Comment on: 'Sail Boston sends mixed signals on tall ships festival changes'
It is well past tiem for the city to stand up to all of these groups that plan events and then tell the city: we're coming,take care of us while we are there and clean up after us when we leave. We wi more »
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Comment on: 'Menino says city won't back Tall Ships'
The mayor is right. For too many years people have come into the city to attend events such as this which cost the city a great deal of money but bring no revenue. The sales tax and the meals tax are more »
Every person deserves the dignity of a simple burial. It need not be public, the grave needn't be marked, but everyone is treated the same after death. Assassins, rapists mass murders were all buried, more »