lulapilgrim

lulapilgrim

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Heritage Foundation has chimed in just this morning with info on the mimimum wage... http://blog.heritage.org/2013/03/05/busting-5-myths-about-the-minimum-wage/?roi=echo3-14763624094-11687360-c2491626f383c4eb8bb49816900bcce9&utm_source=Newsl

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[quote who="Seleuceia" reply="24" id="3326890"].it is boggling how many "poor" people have cell phones and computers, items one might consider luxuries... In short, I'd rather live at the bottom of society today than live at the bottom of society many years ago....[/quote] The "poor" in America are "wealthy" in comparison to the poor people in some other countries.

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[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="19" id="3326828"]Look at all the people of the world. We are all different. There are differences, inequalities, if you will, in intelligence, talent, mentality, temperament, and so forth . Some people are comely, while others are plain, some tall, short, healthy, and sickly and so forth and so on. All of these result in a diversity of natural aptitudes, skills, or abilities. Now, these inequalities among individuals give rise

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How can there be this mathematical "wealth equality" when there isn't and never can or will be equality among individuals? Look at all the people of the world. We are all different. There are differences, inequalities, if you will, in intelligence, talent, mentality, temperament, and so forth. Some people are comely, while others are plain, some tall, short, healthy, and sickly and so forth and so on. All of these result in a diversity of natu

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[quote]There will never be equality [/quote] Exactly. But "Equality" is a good sounding catch phrase that the revolutionary Liberals, Progressives and Socialists are demanding in all phases of life. It's nuts.

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Arzon, [quote]No. No that's really not useful. Instead of making a bold pronouncement and then asking everyone to read some other person's writing, a person who isn't here to defend their pronouncement you should tell us in your own words what point you're trying to make.[/quote] What I offered to this discussion by way of quoting Oliveira was not only useful but also profound. You of course, are free to disagree.

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I read your article with interest. Equality is a myth that's become legend. To explain it I'll offer this: http://nobility.org/2012/01/26/equality-myth-founding-legend/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+NobilityAndAnalogousTraditionalElites+%2

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[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="41" id="3324044"]I can't find the quote feature! LULA 38 posts: Before giving a speech at Georgetown, he had his advance team drape over any religious symbols that might appear as a backdrop where he was going to speak. Obama made sure the IHS symbol, a monogram of the name Jesus Christ was not in sight. <span

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This is an email that was circulated in 2006... This is a statement that was read over the PA system at the football game at Roane County High School, Kingston, Tennessee, by school Principal,Jody McLoud <span style="te

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[quote who="DESADE666" reply="120" id="3323280"]Hello Lula you will persist in trying to portray 'humanism' as somehow 'religious' completely missing the point that a standard definition of religion is that it presupposes the existence of a controlling superhuman power[/quote] Yes, I persist in calling Secular and Atheistic Humanism a

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Can we all agree that someone's argument can still be valid whether they are smart or not? Anyway.. lovely people...please....let's not get my fine, serious blog too far off track.

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[quote]Well, no surprise there. I doubt anything would alter your conviction.[/quote] When Governments, agencies, institutions, Sciences, etc. treat all people as individuals having intrinsic eternal dignity, then I'll trust. So ya, for the smoke, mirrors and the 'disappearance' of Polio, I don't trust anymore and as I see it for good reason. http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blo

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Daiwa, I cannot open your link. I agree with Mr. Burger on everything except vaccines. Study calls into question primary justification for Vaccines... http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/study-disproves-cdcs-primary-justification-vaccination Vaccination Agenda: An Implicit Transhumanism/Dehumanism <a href="http://www.greenmedinfo.com

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lula posts: As far as regulations... Without doubt, Obama enthusiasm for abortions and even supporting selective infanticide is the most radical yet. That would be Obamacare and its implementation of the Health and Human Services mandate forcing Catholic institutions to pay for abortion-producing drugs, contraception and sterilization which is imo, unconstitutional because it abridges Catholic's freedom

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Sandra Fluke wants "transgender" (people who are confused about their gender) in the military as an HHS "accommodation" http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/sandra-fluke-embraces-transgender-soldiers-in-the-military-hhs-mandate-acco?

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Morning Bell: Obama and the Seuss-quester Amy Payne February 22, 2013 at 8:46 am On Pennsylvania Avenue, right near the end, there lived a President who wanted to spend. He knew spending meant power, so hour by hour, he thought up more spends from his Washington

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Sister Mary Rose Reddy: Courageous Sister by Sister Mary Rose Reddy ( She started a blog !): There is a proposed resolution in the New Hampshire House (HR6) to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade (the infamous Supreme Court decision of January 22, 1973 which legalized abortion). T

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FOR PRESIDENT'S DAY from the Heritage Foundation.. http://blog.heritage.org/2013/02/18/morning-bell-george-washingtons-example-on-religious-liberty/?roi=echo3-14601009483-11470053-a39aebfa94f6109fcfbc5583c578f5bd&utm_source=Newsle

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H.H. Pope Benedict's lectio on St.Peter and Rome Petrus Apostolus : the Pope's grand lectio on Saint Peter and Rome <a style="margin-bottom: 1em; float: right; margin-left: 1em; clear: right;" href="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-p1HVGJl5dFA/URhTr3qffzI/AAAAAAAAL8g/

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Prayer for the Election of a New Pope Posted: February 12, 2013 Heavenly Father, We, the People of God, gathered in solidarity as did the disciples in the Upper Room, pray for the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the cardinals who will be in conclave for the election of the next Vicar of our Lord Jesus Christ. May the hearts of our cardinals be open to the wisdom of the Holy Spirit, beyond any human judgment, to elect the candidate m

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https://forums.joeuser.com/426259/page/2/#3320245 Regarding this blog of mine.... The last few replies are all underlined and that is very difficult to read. What makes that happen?

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[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="38" id="3314187"]Schlafly is telling the truth which Obama-loving Liberals often find hard to hear. It's true, through speeches and regulations, Obama IS INDEED trying to eliminate all public references to religion (Almighty God).[/quote] [quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="38" id="3314187"]Yes, Phyllis Schlafly really! She's doing a great job revealing Obama's war on religious freedom, that is if the

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