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Q: Title: Good analysis as far as it goes... Review: This presents a convincing argument that the more educated and technologcal post-industrial society emerging now will trend towards voting for Democratic principles. I was skeptical in the extreme; they make a good case EXCEPT for not figuring in the Republicans ability to mask their policies under misleading rhetoric, dominate the news media, rig the vote, slander anyone and lie so boldly no one beleives they could be lying. For a more realistic picture of what the Dems are up against you could start with "The I Hate Republicans Reader" which has an eye opener on almost every page.This book assumes people want sound policies benefiting most people but those can't compete against lying sleaze-balls like the current Republican party and Fox News. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: He Can Sing..... Review: Just received this CD a few days ago from Amazon, right on time I might add. I was blown away by "Pretty Baby"! What a sensitive, and very emotional tune. By no stretch of the imagination, one can only assume who this tune was written for! It's a great comeback CD for Eric. Full of raw emotion. There's another track titled "India" that I found my self repeating. No doubt, dedicating to his daughter of the same name. Beautiful, and loving. Great Job. Fans, I'm sure you will agree. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Appalling Review: This book is basically aimed at manipulating, deceiving, and tricking pregnant women into placing their children. It's brutal and unethical. It takes advantage of the fact that prospective adoptive parents aren't thinking beyond getting the baby. But you have to raise an adoptive child---and how will that child feel when she discovers that her adoptive parents tricked her birthparents? What kind of a long term relationship will that gain for anybody?Adoption is about more than acquiring a baby. It sets up a lifetime relationship between adoptive parents, birthparents, and a child. Before you take Susan Burns' advice, think about how you'll feel about what you've done when your child is twenty, and her birthparents get to explain everything that happened when she was born. Ethics are important, not just for birthparents, but for the adopting family and the adopted child. Is this product review negative?
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