Pressure to Live in the Norm
I recently read a book that critiques “big corporatocracies destroying the little people”. However, I’m left wondering if “big government to control them” is any better. Mortgage defaults these days...
View ArticlePaying for Uninsured Health Care Costs
Here is the answer Ron Paul should have given 2 nights ago at the Republican debate, when asked about the hypothetical well-to-do 30-year old person who chooses to be uninsured, and then develops a...
View ArticleInconsistent Health Care Socialism
An article in the Money section of US Today titled “Cosmetic surgery gets cheaper, faster, scarier” seems relevant to drive home a few points. Basically, cosmetic surgery can go bad. When it does, the...
View ArticleTax Fairness Fuzziness
I read about national tax arguments. Everybody throws around the idea that their tax plan is “fair”, but that really means nothing without defining what “fair” means. In this post, I’ll outline and...
View ArticlePublic Servants Shouldn’t Discriminate
Something sad is happening in America. Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy confirmed in an interview with the Baptist Press that he was “guilty as charged” in support of what he called the biblical...
View ArticleEducational Childcare
I learned that a person holds a value when it’s assumed in conversations without explanation or debate. Reading the news wires has revealed to me how we value teachers. The Chicago school teacher’s...
View ArticleCausing Changes with Right Laws
I received an email from someone active in the legal field. Conversation was about possible statutory changes to laws. They wrote, “These changes have not been adopted to date, but a possible topic...
View ArticleButterflies and Bees
See the beautiful butterfly? It’s doing what beautiful things do. Look again. It’s harder to see the worker bee doing what worker bees do. Sort of like real life.
View ArticleCulture Not Understood by Americans – Ownership, Power, Humanity
I stumbled across the Pineapple Story presentation by Missionary Otto Koning. The fact that he was a missionary is incidental to my observation, which has more to do with the realization that...
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