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Good and Bucking the Floodgates of Influence
With the amount of money being raised by both parties for the next election cycle we should be skeptical of nearly everything and anything we hear regarding candidates on any media. Our elections have turned into massive churns of easy… Continue reading
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Good and When a Man can’t Lose
Every parent sooner or later must teach their children you can’t win them all. As a parent you endure the child’s tears and encourage a different approach and wait for the insight to take hold. We all have loses that… Continue reading
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Good, the Brown Dandelion, and a Bedeviled Culture of Engineered Hatred
On a walk around a lake the other day this writer came upon a very young girl about 5 years old offering a look at her brown sort of tired dandelion to any walker coming by. Her precious flower was… Continue reading
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Good, Faith, and The Dangerous Triangle of Efficacy, Fame, and Power
Faith is something hard to define but it is a force far deeper than blind adherence to dogma or human authority. For this Posting, faith is the fuel for the courage to live as a human being; nothing more than… Continue reading
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Good and Standing in a Long Line for Justice
If there were to be a fund to compensate people for the weaponization of justice I am pretty sure the folks who trashed and desecrated the Nation’s capital, or participated in the deaths of the police officers defending this beautiful… Continue reading
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Good, Executive Orders, and Dictating a Democracy
Imagine if you lived on the 10th floor of an apartment complex and the children of the vertical community devised a game which involved pulling the fire alarms for the amusement of watching people scramble. We would stop that kind… Continue reading
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Good and “Silence in the Face of Evil”
This Post begins with a quote from Thomas Friedman of the New York Times in an article addressing collapsing morality in this era of ours. “The anti-Nazi Lutheran pastor and theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was hanged by Hitler’s henchmen shortly before… Continue reading