Do people who, with large wealth, and start out life on the top of the economic heap deserve wealth more than the people on the lower rungs who work hard and play by the rules but still have to struggle to survive? Would love to get the opinions of some of U........Bush thinks so, with these Tax Cuts..Probe into phone spying begins: Greek Government Wiretapped; The Prime Minister Costas Caramanlis, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense, top military officials, the nation's top law enforcement officials, phones at the US Embassy, Greek EU Commissioner Stavros Dimas, and even the Prime Minister's wife, have all been wiredtapped and now the judicial investigation have started. Source.........Bush has company..............
Just saying hello>>>>
posted by Dem Soldier @ 11:27 AM
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Hey Dem,
I see that you mewwntion teaching as a goal.
My wife, who no stays home with the two little humans we have created, was an English High School teacher at Chaska. She also has her masters.
When she goes back to work, she will not go back to teaching. She did it for 7 years and the low pay, high stress, dealing with Parents wearing "Not my kid" colored glasses, the after school work involved made it sooo not worht it.
She liked working with the kids, but the rest of it sucked.
Until this country truly values education, we are screwed. The current state is forcing good teachers out.
just some food for thought.
No one is more deserving of wealth for having been born into it, but people like Bush (who was born into it) seem to think that since God has blessed them with such benefits that God somehow favors them. It's the kind of circular thinking one might expect from someone of Bush's caliber.
Having said that, Bush's actions demonstrate once again that he is probably the most un-Christian president we've ever had.
Remember, we (few) progressive Texans have been living with Bush for twelve years now. The rest of y'all have only been suffering for six.
By the way, once again, beautiful photography.
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Rocketstar..That's bad....teachers like your wife is what we need in this country. I'm sorry to hear she left.. I'm not close to be a teacher yet, but I would love to end up as one. I'm already doing some outreach to few MPLS area high schools, and I really enjoy them, may be they are little open with me, since they know I ain't a teacher yet...I have alot of fun with them...
James thanks, most of these haven't been taken by me, but I have alot of them that I will try to post them......Good to see a progressive Texan these days...
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No problemzzzz...
Me; Norwegian Genes? The only thing other than human being, I share with Norwegian genes is the love for hot dogs.....Lol.
Yep, MN is home to large Norwegians, who came here in the early 20th century.......
It's no one's fault what they're born into; it's what they do that counts and no, they don't "deserve" wealth; it was an accident of birth.
Many wealthy people accomplish great good. And then we have the other kind.
Dem I might have to agree to disagree with you on this topic too...but I do swear that I am a liberal...lol
Keep up the good posting though, I dig the thought that it inspires.
I am going to add you as a link on my blog as well.
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Ok. Looks like we're liberals of different sorts......lol..
I will add U too...
I don't hate rich high class people it isn't their fault they were born rich but in the same way poor lower class didn't choose to be that way and I know middle class is the supposed goal but I wouldn't mind to be high class though I have a weak spot so I would have to give some to the deserving lower class especailly those considered poor and homeless due to losing their jobs and no child deserves to start out life in lower class. It is alot harder to work your way up but if you fall it hurts more.
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