Hakusho

skippingstones asked:


If the question was not clear, I’m asking what would be a good argument that’s saying that it’s not right for the government to control what I eat in school.

If you have a source by some chance, please also mention that. :] Thanks.

perfectlybaked asked:


Police negotiators will try to talk a person out of suicide, if they get the chance (If they are called on). Conservative politicians will make it illegal for euthanasia (doctor-assisted suicide), and jail a person for doing it, but the government cannot guarantee the happiness of its citizens, monetarily, socially, or otherwise. A person who is single and wants to be married cannot ask the government for any kind of effective help in this. So, what gives the government the right to prevent a miserable citizen from having a pleasant death? If euthanasia were legal, and a legal business (not just for the chronically ill), there might be less crime, because miserable people wouldn’t be forced to live. Your thoughts? How is it OK for the government to keep us from a pleasant, deliberate demise, when they won’t even help us with what we need?

bit_o_honney asked:


Counties are defined by the state Constitution. In Texas they are governed by a Commissioners’ Court consisting of a county judge and four commissioners. Is this confusing? Are they a court or a government executive body or a legislative assembly?

Ash asked:


Each week in my government class I have to write a summary on an article that relates to government. This week I wrote one on astronomers discovering four planets outside of our solar system. How does this relate to local, state, or federal government?

Question Girl PA asked:


I recently landed a job with the government (federal). I need to obtain secret clearance. I am anxious to work, but how long is it going to take them to clear me?

Tri asked:


I am a travel nurse and am currently out of state on a contract assignment. I will not be able to return home to vote. A neighbor mentioned registering online to vote thru some kind of absentee ballot. I’m so unfamiliar with that. I haven’t voted since Bill Clinton (i know, i need to be spanked) and I know I do need to register again. Anyone have any idea of what I need to do in order to be able to vote?? Thanks in advance and have a good day!

Wonderment asked:


I can’t find much information on these justices. How do people know if they want to vote for or against retaining them to office on my ballot?

diblyhoo asked:


While the popular vote doesn’t count - has anyone kept track of the totals - does anyone know a website with a running total?
Total of all primaries so far - not just Feb 5.
Dem and Rep?

Vagyok C4 asked:


In a system where we have three separate but equal branches of government, what give the supreme court the power to overrule the will of the other two branches of government?

The legislative and executive branch came together (at the request of the judicial branch) and decided what to do with the gitmo detainees.

Now the judicial branch decides to overrule this act.

What recourse do the other two equal branches of government have when the judicial branch assumes too much power?
Zach: This is not true… the supreme court has already assumed more power. My question is specifically.. where is the check and balance here?

B. Danni asked:


I just need a number of how many people turned out to vote in this historic election and reasons there were so many voters.Please and thank you.