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Toni Roldán (Ciudadanos): "Estamos a favor de la homeopatía"

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Ni eso. La homeopatía no es siquiera consistente en sus teorías pseudocientíficas. La mayor parte de los "medicamentos" homeopaticos son pastillas de azúcar, que aparentemente retienen la memoria del agua.

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Bienvenidos a “Nueva Iberia”, la ciudad de Estados Unidos fundada por familias de Málaga

Según informaba el periódico local The Acadiana Advocate, el año pasado les dió por añadir al programa de actividades unos sanfermines american way, pero en los que los toros eran interpretados por vecinos disfrazados. Cuando uno de ellos pillaba a otro de los corredores, debía entregarle una pegatina con la leyenda I got gored: “He sido corneado”

lol lol lol

Deberíamos aprender.

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Hulk Hogan gana el juicio tras la publicación de su vídeo sexual y recibirá 115 millones de dólares [ENG]

#74

Pero en este caso, le están dando 55 millones por daños económicos a su carrera y 60 por estrés emocional.

Aun falta por añadir la multa punitiva. Unos 50 millones más asi a ojo.

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Adiós Bruja Fea (El Mago de Oz)

Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead.

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#33 Mala hierba nunca muere, pero al menos, aunque ha costado, dimite.

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CUP dice NO a Artur Mas en la segunda votación con un 49, 8% y pasará a la tercera votación

Mira que son cabrones, 4.95 es un aprobado de toda la vida.

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¿Cuándo empezó a preocuparle el sexo al cristianismo?

Un análisis superficial y completamente carente de interés.

Si alguien aquí esta realmente interesado en los origines del patriarcado, y su relación con la deuda, la guerra y la religión es mejor que lea Deuda: Los primeros 5000 años.

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Un pequeño extracto, para que se vea de que estoy hablando:

[..]In the very earliest Sumerian texts, particularly those from roughly
3000 to 2500 Be, women are everywhere. Early histories not only record
the names of numerous female rulers, but make clear that women
were well represented among the ranks of doctors, merchants, scribes,
and public officials, and generally free to take part in all aspects of
public life. One cannot speak of full gender equality: men still outnumbered
women in all these areas. Still, one gets the sense of a society
not so different than that which prevails in much of the developed
world today. Over the course of the next thousand years or so, all this
changes. The place of women in civic life erodes; gradually, the more
familiar patriarchal pattern takes shape, with its emphasis on chastity
and premarital virginity, a weakening and eventually wholesale disappearance
of women's role in government and the liberal professions,
and the loss of women's independent legal status, which renders them
wards of their husbands. By the end of the Bronze Age, around noo BC,
we begin to see large numbers of women sequestered away in harems
and (in some places, at least) , subj ected to obligatory veiling.
In fact, this appears to reflect a much broader worldwide pattern.
It has always been something of a scandal for those who like to see
the advance of science and technology, the accumulation of learning,
economic growth-"human progress," as we like to call it-as necessarily
leading to greater human freedom, that for women, the exact
opposite often seems to be the case. Or at least, has been the case until
very recent times. A similar gradual restriction on women's freedoms
can be observed in India and China. The question is, obviously, Why?

The standard explanation in the Sumerian case has been the gradual
infiltration of pastoralists from the surrounding deserts who, presumably,
always had more patriarchal mores. There was, after all, only a
narrow strip of land along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers that could
support intensive irrigation works, and hence, urban life. Civilization
was thus from early times surrounded by a fringe of desert people, who
lived much like those described in Genesis and spoke the same Semitic
languages. It is undeniably true that, over the course of time, the Sumerian
language was gradually replaced-first by Akkadian, then by
Amorite, then by Aramaic languages, and finally, most recently of all,
by Arabic, which was also brought to Mesopotamia and the Levant by
desert pastoralists. While all this did, clearly, bring with it profound
cultural changes as well, it's not a particularly satisfying explanation.
Former nomads appear to have been willing to adapt to urban life in
any number of other ways. Why not that one ? And it's very much a
local explanation and does nothing, really, to explain the broader pattern
Feminist scholarship has instead tended to emphasize the growing
scale and social importance of war, and the increasing centralization
of the state that accompanied it. This is more convincing. Certainly,
the more militaristic the state, the harsher its laws tended to be toward
women . But I would add another, complementary argument.

As I have emphasized, historically, war, states, and markets all tend to feed off
one another. Conquest leads to taxes. Taxes tend to be ways to create
markets, which are convenient for soldiers and administrators. In the
specific case of Mesopotamia, all of this took on a complicated relation
to an explosion of debt that threatened to turn all human relationsand
by extension, women's bodies-into potential commodities. At the
same time, it created a horrified reaction on the part of the (male) winners
of the economic game, who over time felt forced to go to greater
and greater lengths to make clear that their women could in no sense
be bought or sold.

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Hallan nuevos indicios de una cámara secreta en la tumba de Tutankamón

Hay es donde guardaban el grano.

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Tony Blair pide perdón por la "errónea" información que condujo a la invasión de Irak

Ahora que le den un bofetón por cada víctima.

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La DEA sanciona a los agentes que olvidaron a un estudiante en una celda durante cinco días

Seis agentes recibieron una carta de amonestación, informó Amy Roderick, vocera de la DEA. De ellos, uno fue suspendido por cinco días y otro fue suspendido por siete días al no realizar correctamente sus tareas de supervisor.

Vamos, una condena ejemplar.
Espero que también les enviaran a la cama sin cenar.

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Un examen médico permite predecir si tendrás cáncer 13 años antes de desarrollarlo

No me puedo creer que esta chorrada sensacionalista este en portada.

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