Archive for the 'Activism' Category

THE ROBBER BARON MENTALITY

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

Obviously, we should never condemn the psychologically and spiritually healthy men and women who realize early in life that they have something valuable in the way of intelligence, determination, wealth, ambition, strength or courage to serve society through a sound quid pro quo. There is very little to be gained by becoming a contrarian. […]

“In God We Trust” or “Novus Ordo Seclorum”

Tuesday, March 18th, 2008

Recently, a controversy has been stirred over the words, “In God We Trust,” on the American currency. Many from the secular world object to the reference of a higher power on any monetary unit that is used by many people of different faiths and beliefs. Yet, there is not much of an argument […]

You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby?

Friday, March 7th, 2008

Pharmacists refusing to fill birth control prescriptions written by qualified health care providers, based on personal and moral beliefs? Many women find it hard to fathom such a quandary. Could it be true that in the year 2005, some forty years after oral contraception was initially marketed, reproductive rights are yet again being challenged?
It has […]

A Look Ahead to 2008 (Part II)

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

Last week, I began my look ahead to the 2008 presidential campaign with the potential Republican candidates. Today, I will continue by taking a look at the potential Democratic candidates. Among them are New York Senator and former First Lady Hillary Clinton, former Vice President Al Gore, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, Indiana Senator […]

Who Really Hates Our Freedom

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008

While flipping through some TV channels, I was unfortunate enough to catch a few moments of a smirking politician rambling on about freedom and liberty. What a tragic comedy. The fact politicians still have a market to spew their crap is a testament to the lack of thought of the average viewer of […]

The Abortion Debate

Saturday, January 26th, 2008

One of today’s most controversial topics, the abortion debate
pits the rights of a mother against the rights of a fetus. The
most common, clear-cut stances on the issue are “pro-choice” and
“pro-life,” which hinge on legal and moral considerations.
Another common viewpoint is a more blended pragmatist view,
which states that abortion should be prohibited except for
specific cases.
“Pro-choice” advocates […]

Nurturing Global Disequilibrium

Monday, January 14th, 2008

This brings to our consciousness, issues concerning the ever rising level of inequality prevalent in our times with its attendant fallout and imbalance within our global system.
This has had its roots within the basic units of human co-existence experienced at our different localities and as such has naturally extended beyond, to a multi-level of inter-relationships […]

The Public Is Enemy Number One

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

There is something egregiously wrong about a government that will not listen to its people especially in, dare I say it, a democracy.
Poll after poll warns that people are opposed to the government’s specious solutions for social security, they are opposed to the Medicaid cuts and they are opposed to congress in general, opinion showing […]

Life 101 For the Young and Young at Heart! Book Excerpt

Friday, November 30th, 2007

Lesson 1.
Category
Well Being
Plan to do this.
Stop blaming others for your shortcomings and failings in life.
Why should you do this?
What ever happened in the past is not a prediction of what will happen in the future. Take control of you, your thoughts, and your actions, so you may do something positive about your future […]

Why Conservatism isn’t Cool

Friday, November 9th, 2007

I don’t think that you would find too many people that will argue the fact that conservatism is cool. Even many of my conservative colleagues would have to agree with me on that one. That being said, do you ever wonder why being a conservative isn’t “cool”? I have pondered the question […]