Excellent post Red!!
Good video that some missed on the first go around.....................
What a good video. One that needs to be sent around to the nation. Not that everyone will get the message, but if just the ones who count do, than maybe? we can fix this.
If not, at least we did not sit around doing nothing.. thanks for the reminder.
It was about 30 years ago that I first read the printed "Not Yours To Give".
Many have said that it ought to be required reading in the schools. But you can see that
that the Public School system would not go for that as it would interfere with their
social text-book teaching.
Most of us have been taught wrong. It's up to us to learn the truths because the schools
don't know it and they certainly won't teach it except for the few teachers who know.
Quote from: Judy Harder on May 08, 2011, 11:28:56 AM
What a good video. One that needs to be sent around to the nation. Not that everyone will get the message, but if just the ones who count do, than maybe? we can fix this.
Well said, Judy.
Simply amazing that even the unsophisticated Mr. Bunts recognizes the criminality of socialist thinking in a free republic. But then I'm sure that to the recipients of government largess Bunts was just an uncaring, negative thinking sh*t disturber, not unlike those few around these parts who question the acts and ethics of government when it operates in ways that mimic charitable behavior. Though such things may market well to many, they can actually result in the choosing of winners and losers by powerful forces hiding behind a cloak of pseudo meekness, goodness and community improvement. However, many here are unlikely to understand.
For those who still don't get it, try studying the interactions of Mr. Bunts and the store owner. True giving has no strings, seeks no favor and comes from a good heart and a clear conscience..
This video should be mandatory viewing in schools. If only it wasn't government that ran the schools.
Very good post red. I will not get into politics of the locals, however in the big picture of this country: "The barn door is wide open!" I now understand the lollipop reference.
Thank you for that eye opening video!
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