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Society & Lifestyle > Lifestyles Is the average American lazy?: 2 of 44
Well, lets see, I know they like to park in the fire lanes and handicapped parking spaces so they are close to the stores and don't have to walk to far. (Seems everyone has a handicap sticker nowadays). I know they like to leave their shopping carts in the spot they parked so they don't have to walk it over to the shopping c... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Climate Change Global warming: What's the real truth?: 16 of 86
The real truth concerning the phenomenon we call global warming is that it's much more than just about carbon dioxide being spewed into the atmosphere. One must look at the "big picture", as they say. Visualize the earth eons ago in the age of the dinosaurs, spinning in the universe on its axis. The earth was heavily forested... More..
Health & Fitness > Healthy Living & Wellness How to keep your youth: 2 of 7
I can only provide an insight on this from what I've "seen" in a half a century plus of living-keep in mind we are all different. What I will pass on are the things one can do, things we can "control" to maintain our youth. (Stress, trauma, accidents, disease; one has no control over and they will all impact on our efforts to... More..
Politics, News & Issues > US Elections (Other) Should there be spending limits on political campaigns?: 11 of 34
Oh, boy, if there were spending limits, putting all candidates on equal terra firma, that would be an election to watch. I'd even give up Monday night football to watched some of the ensuing debates. The one thing it would prevent is someone from "buying" the election/presidency which is what basically happens now. The one ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Constitutional & Contract Law Should the Internet be monitored and taxed by the government?: 9 of 27
Hell no!Lets talk about what "monitoring" involves first. It would require hiring additional government employees who would get outrageous salaries and wages, increasing your taxes to pay for them, to do the monitoring. We have way to many of those employees already. It would require the construction of buildings and faciliti... More..
Politics, News & Issues > War in Iraq Debate on the war in Iraq: 46 of 123
First off the American political parties and their constituents and representatives in or out of office should censor themselves when it comes to talking or giving an "opinion" about the "war" in Iraq publicly. (Save it for the golf course, your Congressional offices, or your limousines. Better yet volunteer for a one year t... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Baseball Are baseball players paid too much?: 15 of 40
You don't have to be a rocket scientist to answer this question. Without a doubt baseball players as well as other professional athletes in many other sports are drawing salaries that are ridiculously absurd. There isn't ANY sport/player in the world worth these ungodly sums. And yet what surprises me even more is "America's"... More..
Relationships & Family > Marriage Psychology Is marriage still sacred?: 9 of 22
Marriage (and family) today are no longer traditional, sacred, or revered entities. Both of these are no longer what they once were. Marriage today has become nothing more than a legal partnership between two people thanks to our justice system, the legal profession, the cost of living, and a lack of religion in our lives. Ou... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms The youth of today are not ready for the challenges of tomorrow: 24 of 51
How can they (the youth of today) be ready for the challenges of tomorrow when they are busy playing on the computer, on the X-box, or out partying and getting tattoos, or sleeping in their rooms all day after a hard night out. How can they (the youth of today) be ready when "most" parents today "pay" for their cell phones, ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Death Penalty Assessing the death penalty: 66 of 139
State law makers and legislators in New Jersey recently banned the "death penalty" as punishment for any type of crime committed within the state. None of these elected law makers or legislators, however, asked what I (or any other New Jerseyian for that matter) wanted done or thought regarding this issue. This was an issue w... More..