by David Richardson | Aug 28, 2014 | Morals/Ethics, Politics
The silence is deafening from a recent court ruling. No mainstream news agency reported this significant decision from the European Court of Human Rights. Just weeks ago this high European court reaffirmed its 2012 verdict stating there is no right to gay marriage. ...
by David Richardson | Apr 25, 2014 | Marxism, Morals/Ethics, What is a Human Being?
Living near the busiest airport in the world has its benefits. It is easy to explore the world whether for work or pleasure. I have visited nearly every state in our country and forty others around the world. Occasionally when I am traveling for work I take my...
by David Richardson | Mar 14, 2014 | Environment/Environmentalism, Politics
Perhaps people are either tired of discussing or too embarrassed to discuss the problems of Obamacare, so the cultural conversation is returning to debate climate change. Advocates intone that 97% of peer-reviewed research demonstrates that man-made climate change is...
by David Richardson | Jan 24, 2014 | Basic Assumptions, Morals/Ethics
Recently, my middle school daughter’s English teacher assigned his students to write an essay on the Fayette County NAACP’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day theme. This year the topic is “Why Inclusion and Diversity is Important for the Future Health of Our...
by David Richardson | Oct 2, 2013 | Politics
We are several days now into a partial shutdown of the federal government. While many people may loathe the budget impasse in Washington, I am celebrating. However, I am not celebrating for reasons you may think. True, I tend to have more conservative political...
