Discrimination By Any Other Name

by | Jun 10, 2013 | Basic Assumptions

My family has lived in Fayette County, Georgia for 23 years.  It is a great place to live, work, and raise a family.  We have a great neighborhood with lots of variety from little kids to retired people.  Some of our neighbors are native Georgians and some, like my...

Of Luminaries and Free Lunches

by | Nov 12, 2012 | Marxism, Politics

Adults generally know that it is a good idea for children to eat their vegetables.  Children would probably eat Pop Tarts, candy, and pizza for every meal if you would let them.  They love how these foods taste, but don’t really understand that a steady diet of these...

Promote Healthcare, Not Provide It

by | Jul 4, 2012 | Marxism, Politics

Unless you were deep sea diving, in the jungles of the Amazon, or lost in space, you heard the Supreme Court has upheld the controversial Affordable Care Act.  I don’t want to get into whether it is good law or bad law (it’s bad).  Nor do I want to talk about...

Who’s Laughing Now

by | May 6, 2012 | Morals/Ethics

Last week a Peachtree City, Georgia woman was arrested and charged with two felonies for bigamy.  She married a second man under an assumed name so as to avoid the law.  But why do we care?  Why is it even a crime for this woman to marry someone she loves?  Why...