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Category Archives: Politics
So I Just Wrote My Congressmen
I just sent this to my three congressmen. Enjoy, and comment if you’d like. ========= Today I’m writing to ask you to protect the civil liberties of US citizens. In the years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks various branches of … Continue reading
Posted in Grown Up Stuff, Politics
Tagged civil liberty, freedom, security, TSA, US Constitution
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The Politics of Christianity
Tony Campolo was the speaker at this year’s Yearly Meeting for the Northwest Yearly Meeting of Friends, and I happened to be the one responsible for the live streaming of it (you can still go watch the video on the … Continue reading
Posted in God Type Things, Grown Up Stuff, Politics
Tagged authority, NWYM, power, Tony Campolo
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Economic Cycles
I heard an interview with David Rothkopf about his article in the Washington Post, and he talked about how there is somewhat of a cycle to economic policy. That’s started me thinking about economic policy, and where we are going … Continue reading
Pot Meet Kettle
When two multi-millionaires call another millionaire an elitist, isn’t that like the pot calling the kettle black? Just wondering. This whole election season has been tiring and kinda depressing.
Politics and Sport
There’s been a lot in the news lately about the growing tension surrounding China, Tibet, and the upcoming Olympic Games. I find a lot of, I dunno, personal unrest, and lack of answers for “what’s right” in this situation. First … Continue reading
Politics and Prejudice
I don’t usually offer my thoughts on political issues, but I felt the need to do it today. I’ve been pondering the recent controversy surrounding the Dubai Ports International (failed) takeover of six major US ports, and I’ve had a … Continue reading
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