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The Rights of Man
by
Thomas Paine.
Information courtesy of http://www.ushistory.org/paine/rights/index.htm
-permission to publish granted
Republished under Fair Use Act
The American Heritage Dictionary
Second College Edition
©1983 Houghton Mifflin Company
The NIV Study Bible
©1995 The Zondervan Corporation
"New 'Disaster Capitalism' economy
Wars, terror, catastrophes are 'IPOs' and 'emerging markets"
By Paul B. Farrell © 2010, MarketWatch
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Portrait of Thomas Paine
by
Matthew Pratt circa 1785-1795,
Kirby Collection of Historical Paintings, Lafayette College Art Collection, Easton, Pa.-Wikipedia Creative Commons Public Domain
Merrill Lynch Bull photo
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Various Microsoft® clip art
"Sermon on the Mount" painting
by Carl Bloch b. 1834-d. 1890
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Metropolis Buchmesse Maschinenmensch --photo
By Immanuel Giel
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Brazilian Indian chiefs, Kaiapos tribe.
Photo: Valter Campanato/ABr. April 17, 2005. Brasília
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Riverside Icon of the Pentecost
By Theodoulos Gregorites © 2008 released to Public Domain
San Tribesman photo
By Ian Beatty
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Second Aliyah workers eating lunch in the fields of Migdal.
Photo by Yaakov Ben Dov
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"Kolejka" photo of queue for commodities in 1980s Poland
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"Destroy the Old World" Cultural Revolution poster
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"The Last Judgment"
by Stefan Lochner ca. 1435
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"Freedom"
by
Langer, Pierre Gerwig.
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Countdown with Keith Olbermann, MSNBC 6 Cotober 2010 Copyright 2010 by MSNBC INTERACTIVE NEWS, LLC. Reproduced with permission of MSNBC INTERACTIVE NEWS, LLC in the format Internet posting via Copyright Clearance Center.
Mooby Boardroom scene from the movie, Dogma, starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, © 1999 Lions Gate Films,-used in accordance with Fair Use Act
Metropolis shift change scene
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Fox Business segment with Al D'amato, 17 September 2010-used in accordance with Fair Use Act
Greetings of Shalom and what I meant (w/o the typo) was gender strife. I think this makes clear that statement.
critvalsky 1 month ago
@critvalsky I am unfamiliar with the term "gender strive."
I agree with your point about the goal of so much advertising is to instill insecurity, self-doubt, anxiety that can supposedly be filled by things outside oneself. And yes, creating those feelings is a form of spiritual attack.
Asenueh 1 month ago
@critvalsky America's settlement by non-indigenous people and gradual expansion happened over a longer time period than just the immediate pre-and post-revolutionary time periods would suggest.
As for motives, even if your assessment is correct, to make current, adverse judgments on institutions based on the past motivations of their founding would be to accept a fatalistic, disempowered view, rather than the idea that institutions can be redeemed to more exalted purposes. I prefer hope.
Asenueh 1 month ago
@raztis1 It's unfortunate that the cynical misuse of religion has led so many people become disengaged from it. Lots of people have come to the conclusions have about religion because of how they've seen other people use it to exalt themselves and demean others. On the other hand, I feel like religion itself is also the victim. It is a tool to to help the individual understand the metaphysical world just like science is a tool to help people understand the physical world.
Asenueh 5 months ago
@Asenueh yes. im an agnostic anti-theist.. i have many religious friends, but the whole concept of the church disgusts me, and for the govt to say the only way i can help my dying child is to give them more power then walk in and ask for their assistance is just horrendous to me, no different than forcing blacks into a kkk office. it is unconstitutional, bigoted, hate and they just dont care.. what scares me the most is that so many independents dont realize these things, or just dont care.
raztis1 5 months ago
@raztis1 It's positively Dickensian, like when Ebenezer asked, "Are there no workhouses...?"
I favor secular government, but that said, I personally vote according to my belief that in the admonition to "Love my neighbor," includes EVERYONE in the relevant jurisdiction, not just people who believe in religion. The Constitution also enumerates, in Article 1, Sec. 8, a duty of Congress to "provide for the General Welfare," which doesn't specify a condition of religious belief.
Asenueh 5 months ago
@Asenueh exactly.. we would litteraly be talking about death in the streets, robbery and burglary on a massive scale. now they talk about how ppl on medicare should just go to churches for help!? ok, so what about the 30 million non and anti-theists in america? should they go to the place their trying to remove because their sick? and will they be helped? they do not care about half the pop. of this country and WANT them to die off, so they can take complete control of it.
raztis1 5 months ago
@raztis1 You might like my Family Values: A perspective from the Religious Left Part 2 video on economic policy. I did all my own animations in that.
I don't understand the mind-blowing ignorance of the right-wing either. They think they are defending Capitalism, yet there actions would reduce the participation the system needs to survive and take us back to a feudal economy.
Asenueh 6 months ago
they want to destroy soc. security, medicaid, medicare, food stamps, govt housing and child care, and min wage laws just to tax the rich less. this will KILL millions of poor sick and old in this country. it will prolly lead to a civil war. it will create very few jobs because the rich dont spend money they horde it, thats why their rich. they push "personal responsibility" crap, which really means if u cant afford what we charge u then just go die.. they should b treated as terrorists..
raztis1 6 months ago
Oh I RE Read my comment. I was stating the fire dept and city was building HATE not ASENUEH, Sorry,,,A resonable person or city could charge 20 X s if you need the fire services and have not paid the yearly 75 dollars. If the person needed fire protection and had no money just LEIN the home....oh wait there is no home to lien. I hope they change their policy.
lilhookstertv 11 months ago