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“The fact that this even needs to be a bill is sad. Yes, make it a law to prevent people from doing cruel and stupid things.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Should Airlines Not Force Passengers to Store Pets in Overhead Compartments?

“The internet should be open and free, always. Pay for general access, yes, but nothing more. Access to information is a basic right. I already pay a hefty access fee each month and I’m sure as hell not going to pay extra on top just to watch a movie that I’m already paying extra on top to be able to…”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Prohibiting ISPs From Blocking or Throttling Content But Allowing Paid Prioritization

“Not my body not my call. Not my life not my right. These decisions are the right of the parents to decide - not Congress.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Should the U.S. Ban Abortions After 20 Weeks of Pregnancy (With Exceptions)?

“Earmarks were and will be a shady deal making tool. This type of bribe is unhealthy in a democracy and should remain banned.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Pulled Pork Act: Should Congress be Prohibited From Bringing Back Earmarks?

“We have a right to know what we put in our bodies. It doesn’t matter who is providing the food, everyone should be required to disclose. Additionally this would benefit the health conscious in either body building or weight loss in that it would give them a better idea of the nutrients they are cons…”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Should the FDA's Nutrition Disclosure Requirements be Delayed?

“Nuclear action should be an absolute, all else has failed option. The president should in no way, shape, or form have the ability to use a tactical nuclear weapon as a preemptive or first response action. The toll of nuclear war is too high. If we refuse as a race to disarm ourselves of such catastr…”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Does the President Need to be Blocked From Launching a Nuclear First Strike Unless Congress Declares War?

“Yes to sovereign land and water rights! No to Federal oversight. While we may not be able to fully rectify the injustice of our forefathers we can keep our corporate greed checked when it comes to allowing the First People the right to regulate their own commerce.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Reauthorizing the Coast Guard & Setting a National Standard for Ship Ballast Discharges

“Practice of religion is a protected right. Threatening that peaceful organisation is worthy of increased penalties.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Increasing Federal Penalties For Threatening Violence Against Religious Community Centers

“Separation of church and state. Religion should have no influence on policy. That being said we should protect the rights of an individual to practice or believe what they will but only under the protections of free speech.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Condemning the Persecution of Christians and Religious Minorities Around the World

“Internet providers should be treated like telephone providers; we pay them for access and maintenance or improvement of infrastructure. In turn, they stay out of our data and habits unless they are warranted otherwise. Keep the internet free.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Blocking the FCC From Rolling Back Net Neutrality

“Global warming isn’t going away no matter how often it is denied. Disastrous events will escalate and funds must be made available proactively to help reduce the impact they have upon our communities.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Making $81 Billion in Additional Disaster Relief Funding Available

“Citizens have a right to privacy of thought and opinion. While the vast majority have no foul purpose there are clearly some who do. In this instance of suspicion a warrant would allow for active collection of data to prove this point. Passive data collection, however could accidentally flag someone…”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: USA RIGHTS Act: Reforming and Reauthorizing Surveillance Under FISA Section 702 For 4 Years

“Limiting the amount of terms served could help prevent the development of toxic political action. Large corporations would be less likely to fund a single candidate over and over again if there is a clear end in sight. Furthermore, this would increase the flexibility of policy making to match the ra…”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Should Members of Congress be Limited to Serving 18 Consecutive Years in Office?

“A holiday that is purely religious in its practice and observation is protected by the first amendment. It is not, however, something that can or should be up for a vote since it is, in fact, religious in nature. Separate the church from the state. Keep religion out of policy making.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Does the House Need to Speak Up Against the "War on Christmas"?

“There should be no throttling whatsoever. The internet is equal to a telephone. A provider is merely a conduit and provider of the service and should have no say in whom we speak to regardless of legality. If legality is a question then monitor the sites and follow legal action then but keep the fre…”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Preventing ISPs From Blocking or Throttling Content While Allowing Paid Prioritization

“While there may be no direct evidence of risk to health at this time the issue goes deeper than this. We need to move away from finite resources and allowing for the drilling of more is ignorance of the greater problem. Create resource scarcity and drive innovation of renewable sources.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Should Oil & Gas Drilling Occur at Least 1,500 Feet Away From Homes, Businesses, or Schools?

“Time spent as a policy maker should be temporary, not a life time profession. Profiting off of former political allies is manipulation of public interest.”

- JUSTIN S

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In Response to: Should Former Members of Congress be Permanently Banned From Lobbying?