What is the #1 topic or point you want others here on HP to see your way of thin

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   Mighty Momposted 12 years ago

   What is the #1 topic or point you want others here on HP to see your way of thinking on?

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   d.williamposted 12 years ago

   Mine is very simple.  To be a free, logical and rational thinker and stop following the masses without rhyme or reason.  Blind religious faith is dangerous, and so is political party adherence without at least making an attempt to see the other side.  This blind faith adherence  to party or religion is the main contributor to distrust, intolerance, hatred and bigotry.  We must all learn to come to the central view in order to change things in this world.  Nothing is strictly black and white.  There are so many things that we do not understand, and yet take a stand, make judgments, and pass laws to force people to only look in one direction.

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   Brother Shannonposted 12 years ago

   To answer your question I  must first state, I believe in honest debate based of fact, not garbage like insults, innuendo or false reports by unacceptable resources. Bring up any issue and sometimes we have different opinions on them, so be it, but it does no good to insult or play games to "win " an argument.  I am very open to learning something and to spread anti-propaganda against myths and manipulations by our government, corporations and the media and I mean all media and all government.  I have an agenda, to save the country from its own stupidity.  Is really stinks that people are so numb to things that they forget what happened even two days ago, or better yet agree to a lie knowing they lived through the truth.  So to answer the question, All topics are number one. They all apply and are reliant to now and beyond.

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   junksellerposted 12 years ago

   That's an easy one for me--Global Warming. Except it isn't that I want anyone to see my thinking on it. I want people to see the thinking of the global scientific community. If you have been paying attention to the issue as I have been there are increasingly concerned warnings coming from scientists. When scientists, who are trained to be objective and precise with their statements, begin to start basically saying that they are crapping their pants, people should take note of that. And nobody is.
   
   I am half-expecting the next IPCC report to say the following: "Dear Earth, we have warned you and done are best to inform you for decades now and you have done NOTHING. You are on a trajectory to blow way past your safe limit of temperature rise into the realm of turning this planet into a barren rock, and still you set record emissions year after year. Anyway, we have secretly been building a rocket ship to go colonize Mars. Since you don't listen to us anyway, we are out of here. Good luck living in the furnace you are willingly building around yourselves."

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   whonunuwhoposted 12 years ago

   We were all placed here for a reason and not for greed and the self, but to share in the goodness life has to offer, and care for others and the environment. We were not given life so that we could eradicate all other life, including ourselves, and to destroy the planet of our birth as well as all living things. There is a God and creator, as surely as we live and breathe. We have been blessed in this life and need to pass it on.

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      d.williamposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Amen.  Now if we can only convince the rest of the world what your and i believe- this will truly be a pleasurable existence.  When i write things like this in my hubs you would be shocked at how nasty people are for saying so.

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   Xenonlitposted 12 years ago

   That if Romney and the Tea Party get power over this country, we are in irreparable trouble and will fall.

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      peeplesposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Do you have a better suggestion? Obama and romney are both bad for us so what is the other option?

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      Mitch Alanposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Xenonlit, What specific policies are you referring to? Lets not speak in generalities and sound bites, but in actual policy ideas.

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   gmwilliamsposted 12 years ago

   As a feminist, I believe in the importance of a woman being in control of her reproductive destiny.   I wish to teach others the importance of birth control regarding their reproductive choice and the lives of their families.    I portend that family planning is highly essential.   Planned families are often happier and less stressed families.
   
   Reproductive choices includes abortion and birth control.   However, I believe in abortion only in cases of emergencies but prefer the use of birth control.   Let me not digress.    It is so sad today that many children are unplanned in the United States.   This is totally unconscionable in this postmodern day and age of advanced contraceptive technologies.
   
   I strongly contend that children are entitled to live as good a life as they can.   Smaller families are often more socioeconomic affluent than larger families.   Smaller families are also healthier for the mother and less stress for the father.   Larger families, on the other hand, are often impoverished because monies have to be allotted to care for a large number of children. 
   
   Besides that children from large families are often in poorer health due to having nonnutririous foods, little or no medical and/or dental care.    Large families are also deleterious to the health of the mother.    After successive childbirths, the mother's body becomes irreparably damaged.    Aside from that, children from large families often lead a disadvantaged life in more ways than one.   
   
   I sorely believe that birth control guarantees a better life for all concerned.   Since children are our most precious resource, I find it very unconscionable that many children have to do without the most basic amenities because their parents elect to have more children than they are prepared to take care of.

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   Mitch Alanposted 12 years ago

   The understanding of the Constitutional framework, it's 10th Amendment constraints on the federal government and how that can and should effect so many other issues.
   And of course to embrace logic to find answers, even if emotion poses the question.

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      Conservative Ladyposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      That would be fabulous!

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