Question: Is this product review positive? Title: So I am trying to relive a part of my youth... Review: This was popular for about one year in the late 70's. Listening to it reminded me why I liked it, along with most of my peers at college. Fun music with a mixed disco-Latin beat. Had to buy it, and do listen to it, and do not even have to flip to the B-side. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: HOW TO TALK TO ANN COULTER (IF YOU MUST) Review: I cant stand Coulter, but bought the book to see if shes still the evil little poison pen for the right wing media machine, and guess what? She is still is. Still nasty, still evil, still gross. If it were not for the GOP book clubs this book would not be high up on the Amazon list, as it is. The GOP tells members to buy these books even if they are crap, so it looks like a good read, and it might recruit some poor soul into their web of deception. I read the book half way through, then i got a rush of diarrhea, and could take it no more. I wish i could get my money back. You still make people sick Ann, the GOP is glad to have you. And they can keep you. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: This book keeps the cycle of violence going Review: This book is based on the assumption that most children are born with an inclination toward aggression, dishonesty, rebellion and greed and therefore the author recommends parents to use physical punishment and other mean spirited actions in order to rein the child's will from a very young age (eighteen months) and force him into submission. The book views parent child relationship as a constant struggle for power and control and advocates disrespect, violence and unkindness toward children. Children learn most from the way they are treated. This book keeps the cycle of violence going and passes it on to the next generation. Answer:
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