Should surrogate motherhood be either banned or regulated be law?

I have no idea what to say about this. I mean it's weird paying people to carrying their child so they won't have to go through the experince of having a baby. After watching the movie "Baby Mama" which was very funmy, has it little points on why people might follow through with this. So to me I don’t think this should be banned because it can really help the people who really want a family but can’t have one due to some issues that might keep them from having a family of their own.

Should homosexuals be permitted to serve in the armed forces?

I don't see a reason why people who are gay can't be in the army. To me it would seem normal if some one who is a homosexual is in the armed forces because they are just another person who wanted to serve. I would think the army would take any able body who willing to join and help out. If not then that sad that if a person wants to join but if they mention that they're gay or whatever that they can't be apart of the armed forces. Pretty much if the services don't permit people who are homosexuals than they don't really need any more people who are willing to join at all.

Should children be required to attend school past the age of sixteen?

Children over the age of sixteen and younger should be required to go to school no matter what. To me it seem like once they get around that age teens would stop going to school for the wrong reasons. Like school work could be to difficult, just don’t want to go to school, hangout with friends more, or doing things that they shouldn’t be doing anyway. But I can understand why some may want to stop going to school if things at home isn’t going right and they might want to help out more. But no matter what age they should finish high school and if they feel they can do better without going through college. Then things will be just little bit more difficult.

Should public servants (like school teachers, hospital workers, trash collectors) have the right to strike?

I believe they most definitely have the right to strike. Because if they feel as a whole that they aren’t being treated right by there own society. And so they should be able to strike. Or if their job benefits had been modify with little or big changes that make supporting themselves and/or their family much harder. Then they should be able to voice their opinions if it is fair or not to make such changes. Not just let the few people make changes just to things easier for who aren’t in the same position as the ones who are losing out.

Should mandatory (or voluntary) prayer be permitted in public schools?

I think prayers can be permitted in public schools. Because I know that some people would like to have their child in a school that have prayers everyday or whatever amount of days the school participate in the prayer. But also you will have parents who don’t want their child to participate in the school prayer due to their own personal beliefs. Then it should at least be voluntary in public schools. So parents won’t have to feel pressure by the school.

My Favorite song

Not Afraid is one of the songs I like to listen to and this is the first song on my mp3. Since i don't have a favorite song.