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Inspired from youth by Albert Camus' sense of the Absurd, I try to be a voice for REASON in the growing darkness and moral insanity of global capitalism .
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Monday, November 7, 2016
The pseudo-Left's false position on separation of church and state
Warwick priest scorns the Constitution ?
One of its consequences is open contempt for the religious feeling of the MAJORITY. Recall the Prayer on the Wall controversy at the Cranston West High School.
In general the pseudo Left
and neo-liberalism have propagated a false view of the separation of
church and state.
It goes way beyond the simple political wisdom of the
state not having an official religion. It comes closer to the big
mistake of Stalinism of active hostility to both organized religion and
faith based morality. It is filled itself with the unholy spirit of the
New Atheism.
One of its consequences is open contempt for the religious feeling of the MAJORITY. Recall the Prayer on the Wall controversy at the Cranston West High School.
Sunday, November 6, 2016
NEWS : Police officer gave homeless man a " **** Sandwich "
The
depraved police officer's obscene " sandwich " is symbolic for the real
contempt for the homeless, the poor, and working people in general by
our capitalist ruling class- represented on the " left " and on the "
right " by Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Only a radical rejection of capitalist property rights can begin to solve the obscene homeless " problem " in America.
As Jill Stein said WE lose with Hillary and lose with Donald.
True enough, the police-often decent enough as individuals- are not social workers.
Our homeless problem in Kennedy Plaza, Rhode Island has made national attention. Hillary pal Governor Gina Raimondo has recently fired social workers - replacing them with dysfunctional computers- a real **** sandwich for the poor and unemployed in Rhode Island.
"A vile and disgusting act’: Officer accused of giving fecal sandwich to homeless man is fired"( from the Washington Post ).
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