When it comes to gay marriage and gay relationships, I have become more tolerant and accept them as a part of the world we live in. For more click on link on right hand corner of video.
Monday, May 26, 2014
More Tolerant of Gay Issues
When it comes to gay marriage and gay relationships, I have become more tolerant and accept them as a part of the world we live in. For more click on link on right hand corner of video.
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Are We Dead Yet?
Food For Thought
There are consequences and ramifications connected to everything we do in life. Do you believe that? Scientifically the old axiom is "for every action, there is a reaction." Do you believe that?
Follow this line of thought for a moment at the link above. Whether you choose to do so or not can have consequences.
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There are consequences and ramifications connected to everything we do in life. Do you believe that? Scientifically the old axiom is "for every action, there is a reaction." Do you believe that?
Follow this line of thought for a moment at the link above. Whether you choose to do so or not can have consequences.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
The Best Business Model
The Best Business Model
I am talking about prostitution. It is an age old business model that has survived all the pitfalls and obstacles you can imagine. From legislation to mad as hell women of the local township, madams and their workers have persevered through the ages.....Read more at the link above.
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I am talking about prostitution. It is an age old business model that has survived all the pitfalls and obstacles you can imagine. From legislation to mad as hell women of the local township, madams and their workers have persevered through the ages.....Read more at the link above.
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Monday, May 19, 2014
What Would I do?
What Would I do?
Earlier I wrote about a Mexican man who was gaining sanctuary in a local church. It made me think a little about his situation. What if it were me in his shoes? What would I do? What measures could I possibly employ to keep my family together?
These are the questions, see my thoughts on this by clicking the link above.
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Earlier I wrote about a Mexican man who was gaining sanctuary in a local church. It made me think a little about his situation. What if it were me in his shoes? What would I do? What measures could I possibly employ to keep my family together?
These are the questions, see my thoughts on this by clicking the link above.
The Church is Our Sanctuary
The Church is Our Sanctuary
It is good to know that when all else fails, we can turn to the Church for sanctuary, literally. A Presbyterian Church of Tuscon, Arizona is currently granting sanctuary to a Mexican man and his family.
When the laws of the land become so overriding of simply living a good life, then we must resort to the comfort of a higher set of laws....read more at the link above.
It is good to know that when all else fails, we can turn to the Church for sanctuary, literally. A Presbyterian Church of Tuscon, Arizona is currently granting sanctuary to a Mexican man and his family.
When the laws of the land become so overriding of simply living a good life, then we must resort to the comfort of a higher set of laws....read more at the link above.
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Where our society has it wrong
Where our society has it wrong
This is an excerpt from a post I read just a few moments ago. I do not see many people who share the same view and felt it should be shared.
" I primarily know about the United States because that is where I live, but I think it may be true everywhere. We as humanity seem to have our priorities a bit skewed. Areas that are entertaining but not really that urgently important in the scheme of things get lots of attention and money. Others, that are not necessarily "fun" but are important get relatively less."
This is an excerpt from a post I read just a few moments ago. I do not see many people who share the same view and felt it should be shared.
" I primarily know about the United States because that is where I live, but I think it may be true everywhere. We as humanity seem to have our priorities a bit skewed. Areas that are entertaining but not really that urgently important in the scheme of things get lots of attention and money. Others, that are not necessarily "fun" but are important get relatively less."
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