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Category Archives: Social Commentary
The Catholics Change Their Tune
Back in 1578 (according to Wikipedia), the Roman Catholic Church handed down this edict with regard to punishments for heresy (in other words, not following the Roman Catholic Church): “…punishment does not take place primarily and per se for the … Continue reading
Posted in Social Commentary
Tagged Catholic, Church, death penalty, executions, heresy, murder
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Living an Unfulfulled Life
This is my response to a question posed by Kimberly at She Scribes. I know exactly how you feel! I’m 47 and not pleased at all about my weight. I also have unfulfilled hopes and dreams, but to a certain … Continue reading
Black Friday Observations
Three Walmart stores, two Target trips and a partridge in a pear tree later, I have a bunch of new movies on DVD and Blu-ray; 6 pairs of pants for my husband that have to be returned because sizes aren’t … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economy, Social Commentary
Tagged Belk, Black Friday, complaints, criticism, JCP, Joann's, Kmart., Kohl's, Penney, recommendations, sales, shopping, suggestions, Target, Walmart
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Romney secretly supports abortion in the worst way
Genetically modified organisms are present in many foods that we eat every day. Scientists, farmers, ranchers, and parents see the deteriorating effects on people and animals, and they are trying to warn everyone about the dangers of eating GMO-laced foods. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Government, Social Commentary
Tagged abortion, GMO, Monsanto, politics, Romney
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Thoughts on Religious Freedom
The Catholic Church in the U.S. is beginning “A Fortnight for Freedom” on June 21, 2012. Its primary intention is to bemoan the fact that new federal health care rules require employers to provide birth control along with many other … Continue reading
How to Solve the Health Care Issue
The simple solution to the debate over the Affordable Care Act would be to abolish the health insurance industry and roll every legal resident of the United States into an expanded Medicare/Medicaid program that covers everything. The premiums would be … Continue reading
Using Twitter for News
Digital Trends posted some tips on how to use Twitter to get your daily news. Their article left out one good idea: Use lists to help you find the headlines you’re looking for. I have lists for local media, national … Continue reading
Posted in My Life, Social Commentary, Technology
Tagged journalism, news, social media, Twitter
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A Creative Wasteland
Someone else agrees that we need more original entertainments instead of yet another remake, reboot, or reimagining. “It seems that every movie is a remake of something that was better when it was first released in a foreign language, as … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Entertainment, Film, Social Commentary, Television, Writing
Tagged comics, creativity, Watchmen
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Keep Birth Control Coverage in All Insurance Plans
I am a Florida Republican, and I disagree with Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Florida). Sen. Rubio said (and his press office published an excerpt): “This is about whether the government of the United States should have the power to go in … Continue reading
Posted in Government, My Life, Social Commentary
Tagged abortion, birth control, common sense, conservative, Florida, president, republican, senator
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Paper Towel Overload!
How many times have you stared at the paper towels or toilet paper, looking at the various options and wondering what’s the best deal? It’s not even just which brand is best, but does it really make a difference if … Continue reading →