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Posted by on Jul 12, 2019 in Blog | 2 comments

What is the famous quote or saying that provides comfort which you believe — if shared — might also help others? [An Unconventional Convention]

 

Goerge Harrison All Things Must Pass

 

Welcome to the latest edition of my Facebook discussion series, “An Unconventional Convention.”

To read more and/or participate hopefully, click on the image below which links directly to the Facebook page.

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Posted by on Dec 17, 2018 in Blog, Politics, Rants and Raves | 5 comments

Should Expressing Extremist Views on Social Media Be Grounds for Termination?

 

 

Willingly or not, with every post and comment, we’re building an online archive of personal thoughts and opinions which might come back and haunt each of us later.  That said, should social media posts be the grounds for punishment, or worse, ruining someone’s career?

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Posted by on Sep 18, 2018 in Blog, Book Reviews, Facing the Firing Squad | 7 comments

Facing the Firing Squad: Dr. Charles Murray

 

 

If Dr. Charles Murray was a cocktail, he’d be double-shot of classic American conservatism served in a tall glass, with a libertarian twist.  He agreed to be part of my most recent “Facing the Firing Squad” segment.

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Posted by on Jan 5, 2016 in Blog, Politics | 11 comments

Ten Issues Where I Agree with Conservatives

 

National Review Magazine founder William F. Buckley Jr.

 

What troubles me most when discussing important issues is close-mindedness.  Call it cancer on communication.  This seems to be an epidemic right now.

People who insist their minds are “already made up” and can’t be changed annoy me.  Surely, unexpected events and unforeseeable circumstances may come about that should make us re-evaluate what we think.  The acquisition of knowledge isn’t finite.  One’s personal belief system is more of an evolution.  What we believe is true today might prove demonstrably prove false tomorrow.

I’ve come to view changing one’s mind as not as a weakness.  Rather, I see that as a sign of strength, an indication of personal growth — and most important, an open mind.

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