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Most states have banned [[gay marriage]] by [[constitution]]ally defining [[marriage]] to be a legal and religious [[contract]] between a man and his woman. | Most states have banned [[gay marriage]] by [[constitution]]ally defining [[marriage]] to be a legal and religious [[contract]] between a man and his woman. | ||
| − | Some cities and the state of [[California]] have foolishly followed the liberal push for a ban on [[trans fats]], which fails to address the problems at the heart of the [[obesity]] problem. | + | Some cities and the state of [[California]] have foolishly followed the liberal push for a ban on [[trans fats]], which, while eliminating a source of cholesterol trouble<ref>http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/GettingHealthy/FatsAndOils/Fats101/Saturated-Fats_UCM_301120_Article.jsp</ref>, fails to address the problems at the heart of the [[obesity]] problem. |
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Revision as of 17:09, June 15, 2011
To ban (verb) means to prohibit. A ban (noun) is a prohibition.
Most states have banned gay marriage by constitutionally defining marriage to be a legal and religious contract between a man and his woman.
Some cities and the state of California have foolishly followed the liberal push for a ban on trans fats, which, while eliminating a source of cholesterol trouble[1], fails to address the problems at the heart of the obesity problem.