Philosophy

The Deathly Death Tax

Oct 29th, 2009 | By Kris | Category: All Content, Ethics, Finance

One of my goals in writing blogs for your viewing pleasure is to bring up issues that may not be often talked about. We all know about healthcare, the current state of the economy, the ongoing War on Terror, and the other various stories that dominate the headlines. One thing you may not know about [...]



The Immorality of the Income Tax

Oct 26th, 2009 | By David Blane | Category: All Content, Ethics

“The Immorality of the Income Tax”
This is a follow up article to Kris’ “Is the Fair Tax really fair?”
Why do we bother to justify the income tax? Who proved it to us to be a necessity? Everyone pretty much hates April 15th, but not everyone is willing to invest in a way to balance a [...]



The Mafia is Alive

Oct 22nd, 2009 | By Kris | Category: All Content, Ethics, News

If you are  like me, you spend your news-seeking time looking for stories outside of the norm. There are too many stories now-a-days that center around the same media driven topics that we lose sight of some of the more interesting stories. I think the best stories are the ones that most people have never [...]



Highly Offensive

Oct 20th, 2009 | By Laura Ashley | Category: All Content, Ethics, Random Thoughts

“Highly Offensive.”
Oct. 20, 2009
By: Laura Ashley
Our country is founded upon freedoms, but those freedoms are only boundless until a certain measure. And that measure is based upon the well being of others and… someone else’s feelings?
We’ve heard it all before: “that material is just offensive,”  “I found it highly offensive,” and “that’s offensive.” It seems [...]



Barack Obama gets a piece of the prize – The Nobel Peace Prize. *yawn*

Oct 12th, 2009 | By David Blane | Category: All Content, Philosophy

After hearing that President Obama was chosen for the Nobel Peace Prize all I could do was yawn. Not because I am really that familiar with the prize, but more so because of everyone’s continuing naivety about his platform as president. Although, to his credit, I don’t think he has any real principles guiding [...]



Black Hall of Fame to Atlanta

Oct 8th, 2009 | By Kris | Category: All Content, Ethics

If you’re like me you can appreciate the parallels that exist between sports and society. In fact, quite often I find that the two are intertwined. I find myself, at times, thinking about these stories and how they fit into the big picture.
Few sports stories make the memory bank. Most fade into next season’s [...]



Support Our President: A Duty or A Danger?

Oct 6th, 2009 | By Laura Ashley | Category: All Content, Philosophy

Support Our President: A Duty or A Danger?
By: Laura Ashley Fannon
October 6, 2009
It seems like almost everyone has got an opinion regarding the authorization of the American government. However, the one common opinion that I’ve repeatedly noticed during any fiery debate between two individuals (of differing political views) is this predictable ice bath: “Well, the president [...]



Belief and acceptance of the unknown, therefore, God.

Aug 13th, 2009 | By David Blane | Category: All Content, Random Thoughts

Do you know that you are small. Did you know that in this universe, ultimately everything is undefined.. Do you know what that means? That means know one can tell you this way or that way is correct. That means no one knows whats correct. All we have is a probability of living correctly. What [...]



Political Spectrum Quiz is Inaccurate

Aug 6th, 2009 | By David Blane | Category: All Content, Politics, Random Thoughts

By David Blane
8-6-09
Have you seen this photo?

You can take it here http://www.gotoquiz.com/politics/political-spectrum-quiz.html

It’s the latest mainstream, misguiding, and misdirected quiz out there. Floating around on Facebook and what not. What people need to realize is by forming statements that don’t ask basic questions, these quizzes often leave out valuable view points that appeal to [...]



- – Red Light Superstition – -

Jul 22nd, 2009 | By David Blane | Category: All Content, Ethics, Random Thoughts

By David Blane
7/23/09
Maybe when we were all little it was a little more harmless to be naive. When you are stopped at stop light with your parents driving you might think, “How would people function with out this magical light?” Well, as we get older our dependency just becomes something you justify. Maybe your pride [...]