August 18, 2017October 28, 2017 by Andrew Schamess

Ohio proposal would label neo-Nazi groups terrorists – The Washington Post

Here is a proposal by State Rep David Leland to label white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups officially as terrorist organizations in Ohio. Please support this legislation!

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"We need more analytic studies on this, but in the meanwhile, we believe that trying to combat the epidemic of homicide due to firearms without addressing firearms is like combating the epidemic of lung cancer due to cigarettes without combating cigarettes," he said.
Gun deaths of school-age children in the United States have increased at an alarming rate, with 38,942 fatalities among 5- to 18-year-olds from 1999 to 2017, according to a new study by Florida Atlantic University's Schmidt College of Medicine.
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The result of this will be higher HIV rates, more teen pregnancies and higher STI rates as seen in other states where PP was defunded. #ShameonDeWine #StandwithPP
Planned Parenthood locations across Ohio received notice from the Ohio Department of Health that their state funding will end next month. The state money funded programs such as sexual assault services; breast and cervical cancer prevention; the STD (sexually transmitted disease) Control program; the Minority HIV/AIDS initiative; as well as five programs designed to reduce…
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Planned Parenthood locations across Ohio received notice from the Ohio Department of Health that their state funding will end next month. The state money funded programs such as sexual assault services; breast and cervical cancer prevention; the STD (sexually transmitted disease) Control program; the Minority HIV/AIDS initiative; as well as five programs designed to reduce infant mortality.
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Please share this with anyone who may be considering not vaccinating their kids.
A large new study finds kids who got no childhood vaccines were more likely to be diagnosed with autism than kids who did get recommended vaccinations.
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