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Find A Way To Greet The Dawn With A Smile
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We live dark and darkening times. Hence, it gets a little bit harder every day to truly be happy about waking up. But Gentlemen – a not a few of you Ladies, you should make it a priority to find a way to greet the dawn with a smile. 😛
Tags: Ass | Babes | Beauty | Dawn | Morning | Philosophy | Society
The Zen of cats? With cats? Both? Meh, who cares? It’s Zen; it’s relaxing for you and the cat in question. Sounds like a good meditative exercise and something that’s good for the soul. 😛
Tags: Cats | Humor | Philosophy | Religion | Zen
Shoulder Cosmology Of The Religious Sort
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Cosmology in the religious as opposed to the secular, anti-theist context, is the explanation of the origin, evolution, and eventual fate of the universe, from a more natural, religious perspective. It is also largely irrelevant to us mortals. Our personal cosmology is what we should be concerned about, not Creation’s.
So, rather than considering Heaven’s plan for creation, consider the state of your own soul and the angel and devil on your shoulders.
Of course, if you’re at all like me, you’re more likely considering how to get either your angel or your devil on both your shoulders. 😉
Tags: Angels | Babes | Beauty | Black Babes | Black Beauty | Cosmology | Costumes | Devils | Ethics & Morality | Humor | Philosophy | Religion | Temptation
Claude-Fr̩d̩ric Bastiat, a 19th Century economist and political philosopher of the French Liberal School Рthink proto-libertarian Рwas more than a little concerned about society turning its back to what is good and embracing what it is evil.
When misguided public opinion honors what is despicable and despises what is honorable, punishes virtue and rewards vice, encourages what is harmful and discourages what is useful, applauds falsehood and smothers truth under indifference or insult, a nation turns its back on progress and can be restored only by the terrible lessons of catastrophe.
— Frédéric Bastiat
Economic Harmonies (1850 AD)
Not, of course that this is new thought or warning. It goes back to at least Biblical times.
Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!
— Isaiah 5:20, The Bible (KJV)
But, inherent to these very thoughts and proscriptions in the conundrum. Who are the misguided of the public? Who, indeed, have chosen to call evil good, and good evil? When a society – truly, at this point more of a population than a society – cannot even agree upon what words mean, much less what are examples thereof, it becomes almost moot to try to decide this. And yet, from the standpoint of both utility and primal, existential need, decide this America must do.
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Everyone, please do check you privileges. Oh, not in the manner that the Liberals and Progressives mean for you to do so in order to delegitimize any opinion that you might have that dissents against their agenda and closely held beliefs. Instead check your privileges and, if possible, enumerate them for yourselves because the privileges you’ve earned or your ancestors earned for you will go along way towards defining the character of your culture.
I would say that, even more than rights, privileges are the fundamental metric of what any people value and hold dear.
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