Red Cross: Free Travel for Lucky Blood Donors

January 05, 2009 02:01 PM ET | Michelle Andrews | Permanent Link | Print

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lemyaskin of AL
Sep 22, 2009 21:51:20 PM [permalink] [report comment]

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lemyaskin of DC
Sep 22, 2009 21:49:52 PM [permalink] [report comment]

Hi to all in the forum

Just like to say hi will come and chat a little later just finishing off some homework, and believe me it is not easy writing in the heat here at the moment.

taximan of AL
May 26, 2009 11:30:42 AM [permalink] [report comment]

Fantastic and interesting forum will look through more a little later, i drive a taxi in Portugal so if anyone from this forum comes on holiday to the Algarve Portugal, come and have a coffee with me, and i can also let you know lots of history from the area...

taxiguy of AL
May 25, 2009 18:13:51 PM [permalink] [report comment]

Love yer name!

ya dats wat u are retarded!! u may live by steriotypin but normal peeps dont u need 2 get a life more like it buddy!!!!!!!

Smart of NE
Apr 09, 2009 17:36:54 PM [permalink] [report comment]

stupid people

your comment is stupid and nothing will happen to the blood banks get a life. o yea thank god for discrimination and stereotyping its how humans survive.

retarded of AK
Jan 20, 2009 13:33:06 PM [permalink] [report comment]

That's Crap!

Everyone knows that individuals with certain blood diseases are permanently barred from ever giving blood, thus making them also ineligible to participate in this program. That would be defined as selective discrimination.

For those with HIV/AIDS, it's a violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act... and probably several state and municipal laws regarding the same.

Although the idea is well-meaning and their intentions are honorable, the fact remains... it's discrimination.

Sean Hannah of AK
Jan 16, 2009 20:12:32 PM [permalink] [report comment]

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