All Blog Posts Tagged 'poverty' (10)

Original Post: http://drfreeth.wordpress.com/2013/01/21/poverty-the-greatest-crime-of-humanity/

We are told that poverty is a natural part of our world. We are told poverty will always exist. But my vision for life, our world, and our species call humanity, begins from a place of highest truth. Some call this place heaven, God, enlightenment, nirvana, and a slew of other…

We, in America, have redefined greed and charity, envy and covetousness. I for one do not understand how a man who gave a large percentage of his income to charity can be called greedy, and a man who steals from the general treasury to pay for his lavish lifestyle is called generous.

How much of the money that the president has wasted on vacations and golf could have been better spend on…

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A recent study of obesity in children suggests that being overweight when young reduces the child's intelligence. Researchers at the NYU Langone School of Medicine claim to have found that obese toddlers wind up being, well, stupid teenagers.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/09/120903123610.htm



I would be apt to dismiss this Federally-funded study (see abstract here…

By Craig Andresen on September 10, 2012 at 6:58 am

Victims.

We all know that liberals love victims but, it goes much deeper than that doesn’t it?

Liberals NEED victims and where they can’t FIND them, they’re more than happy to CREATE them.

Were it not for victims, liberals would cease to exist. They’d dry up and they’d blow away. There would be no further need for…

 Family Research Council was targeted

 The Southern Poverty Law Center labeled this a hate group, along with the Tea Party for reasons known only to them. Family Research Council was targeted yesterday clearly, without quick actions of security guard Leo Johnson this could have been much worse. Johnson took…

By Craig Andresen on July 23, 2012 at 10:20 am

Along with all the bombast regarding personal attacks on Mitt Romney, one should fully expect Obama to ratchet up yet another aspect of his agenda between now and the end of September and, if Romney and his staff are smart, they will take today’s news and pounce on it like they have the “You didn’t build that” stance Obama has taken…

I read an essay in the Wall Street Journal by Charles Murray titled, “The New American Divide: The ideal of an 'American way of life' is fading as the working class falls further away from institutions like marriage…

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Sad, but true. If corporations were not so greedy and actually used their resources-profits to help fight poverty and unemployment, then the United States would be utopia for workers and businesspeople alike.



And I wanted to talk to you about it. You know I respect what you say - this is America!  I just wanted to tell you where I think there are some flaws in that post by that Chris Hedges…

Is compassion a zero sum commodity? If I am compassionate, does that naturally limit your capacity for compassion? We’ve been told time after time that the American people are the most giving, most compassionate people on earth. People who love liberty believe that this compassion springs from two sources. U.S. citizens have historically attended churches or synagogues more frequently than their European brethren, and free market capitalism has endowed Americans with large amounts of…