Evil?

Is it evil to allow evil?

Switzerland

Being objective does not always mean being neutral.  If the facts say one side is right, it’s wrong to say otherwise.

What’s my motivation?

“I want to” is a better motivator than “I have to.”

God in control?

Those who wish God had better control over the world should be careful what they wish for, because “the world” includes them, too.

Envy, anybody?

Envying anybody’s anything never got anybody any more of anything.

All Things Being Equal

I could not have said this any better:

“All societies should aspire to craft laws, regulations and rules that apply equally to everyone. No society should craft laws, regulations and rules that seek to achieve equal outcomes for everyone. In fact, any society that achieves equal outcomes for everyone does not have laws, regulations and rules that apply equally to everyone.”

Comment by “LAD” to http://stossel.blogs.foxbusiness.com/2010/03/23/victimized-women/#ixzz0j2vwWZse, March 23, 2010 at 4:56 pm

Lowering the Bar

A person is not a hypocrite merely because he fails to live up to his own standards; one is a hypocrite who changes his standards to justify his failure.

The Easy Life?

Our aim should not be to provide our children with an easy life, but a good one.

“Bias”

There’s been a lot of buzz over the past several months about “bias” in the media.  It would serve us well to remember that before accusing an organization of unfair “bias,” we must first determine what, if any, obligation it has to be unbiased in the first place.

Now or later?

If you were offered the choice, would you choose to suffer greatly now for personal success and abundant life later, or to have a life of ease now knowing you would likely never surpass mediocrity?

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