Immigration rules should provide equal opportunity
Luck is the initial determining factor for whether an individual will be allowed to reside and work in America
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Derrick Skaug
The Daily Evergreen
Published: 04/22/2009 Read More »
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Immigration rules should provide equal opportunity
By DerrickSkaug - Posted on April 22nd, 2009
Tagged: berlin wall
• economy
• Illegal Immigration
• immigrants
• Immigration
• liberty
• mexicans
• Mexico
• poverty
• quotas
• statue of liberty
• Better future
Waging Freedom
By jlepp_journey - Posted on July 5th, 2008
Tagged: Civil Rights; Social Justice
• freedom
• liberty
• Participation
• politics
• Shared responsibility
• Effective government
• Personal freedom
• Better future
Waging Freedom
We often hear the phrase, "Freedom Isn't Free." What does that mean within a liberal and free faith? What does it mean to pursue freedom of religion, from poverty, the freedom for equal marriage rights, the pursuit of happiness within our Land of the Free? Waging freedom isn't passive - it takes action, dedication, and intention. Read More »
Christianity from the Perspective of a Self-Harmer
By SamEwriter17 - Posted on May 10th, 2008
I grew up in a radical church that my dad and my pastor liked to proudly describe as "independent, fundamental, Bible-believing Baptist." I spent my entire youth desperately trying to please a jealous, holy god. Read More »
The government wants to read your e-mail
By Mr. Warbanks - Posted on April 16th, 2008
The United States government is pushing to gain the right to read your e-mails, without a warrant. "On October 8, 2007, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati granted the U.S. Government a full-panel hearing to take another look at citizens' rights of privacy for what they're calling "stored electronic communications" Read More »
Obedience to the Law is Liberty
By cmagee - Posted on April 10th, 2008
Ok, I said to myself when making this blog that I would do one post per day, but i can't help but write about this as soon as possible. I know I'm probably caught in the anger of the moment, but this action goes to disgust me. My home state of Tennessee, I have been informed, utilizes an obscure method of "punishment" towards teenagers who have been issued a speeding ticket. Read More »
Euthanasia is a Crime Against God
By tehnetdauncgkled - Posted on April 5th, 2008
God didn't put us here on earth so we could choose the 'easy way out' and slip quietly through the pearly gates after succumbing to some terminal disease or life-shattering disfigurement. No, God put us here to endure all the suffering that this cruel (but beautiful) world has to offer. Read More »
Give me liberty, or give me death...
By ashleypeak - Posted on April 3rd, 2008
Tagged: Big Government
• Death Penalty
• euthanasia
• Hypocrisy
• individual rights
• liberty
• Personal freedom
The United States was originally founded on the idea of life, liberty (defined as the freedom from government, external rule and restrictions) and the pursuit of happiness. Read More »
The Libertarian in Me
By Mr. Warbanks - Posted on March 12th, 2008
By heart I am a Libertarian.
I feel as though NO governing body should determine what is right for me and my family. Now I know some people will attept to use my previous post against me but honestly if the government were to suspend all amendments basically legalizing every personal choice. I would be for it. Read More »
