Its very rare that I find such a fantastic article on my FB feed. This is the kind of analysis I live for--clear, rational, evidence-based discussion of what causes war, disease, famine, widespread sudden death, and all other forms of social misery (with a focus/emphasis on what we CAN control). And while there will always be those that argue, hey, a lot of people have to die before you can have widespread positive change, I never listen to them because believing that good things can ONLY happen after a lot of misery and suffering is the most recognizeable trait of an idealogue--ideology always claims that the world would be a utopia if everyone who disagrees with the ideaology would conveniently get out of the way and die. From there, its always a short leap, morally, to Holocaust.
Posted on: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 13:07:39 +0000
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