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Laurie

There are so many things that we could be doing towards making a more sustainable city and state: Expanded Recycling – This city does not make it easy for one to recycle; Biodiesel in School Buses – I heard there is a pilot program but this should be expanded and invested it. It saves money and pollution; Green Roofs – Try googling “Chicago Green Roof Program” and see what that city is doing.

The civil rights movement they knew is over but they won’t let it go because it increases their power over people in this life.

The dereasingly mainstream churches only care about the qualify of life for the unborn and the dying. That’s not entirely fair. The hierarchy, the leadership of the big churches only cares about those issues, and is perfect happy to endorse campaigns of hate and fear and distract us from the real issues of civic and civil life.

The 700 some odd dead directly from the levee failure wheren’t enough. Perhaps the bridge in Minnesota will wake people up to the fact they are letting their country fall apart around them, in the same way things like the war in Iraq and Enron have undermined their faith in the government.

What is needed is a reminder that they are the government, or at least that possibility isn’t entirely lost. We are losing the civil war Newt Gingrich declared in the early 1990s, but it’s not over yet.

I used the word Geolibertarianism for lack of a better word. I do believe in the need for a Federal government who’s main priority should be to uphold Human rights, resolve internal conflict and keep the peace with the rest of our worldly neighbors. The Feds also should be responsible for keeping the mob rule of democracy from violating individual rights.

Perhaps “Socialized Free Market” is a more appropriate term. It follows logic that no one created the land, or the resources that make the land fertile or the value of the natural recourses in it, therefore they belong equally to all citizens. Since they belong to the people of the state, farmers should be state employees who’s wage is determined by the market. They should also be protected by the state from a volatile production rate. Maybe if prayers for rain actually worked that wouldn’t be the case.

My main problem with the religions is their free ride, which is legitimized by their “nonexclusive” public service. However, there are about a billion people on the planet who are incapable of believing in ghosts which makes their universal public service non existent. The Churches use the roads, bridges, S/W systems, and the rest of the civil services without having to pay a tax for their prime real estate.

It’s interesting to note that the priest whose sins I washed away as a young alter boy jumped off a bridge in Pennsylvania last month after being accused of child molestation. It seems he was impatient for the secular worlds structures to fail on their own. There was a big stink because he is now occupying permanent real estate, pushing up daisies, in a Catholic graveyard. For those who don’t know their orthodoxy, suicides go strait to hell and aren’t normally allowed buried next to the righteous.

My guess is that when people think of secularism they think of corrupt business people, bourbon street debauchery or us sinful atheists. It only makes sense that people who prize blind belief and confidence would look to their god operator for leadership and security. Religions are states that transcend nations and what they fear most (but probably don’t know it) is Federal Geolibertarianism, benefits for not increasing the population and pure local democracies.

Contrary to most peoples assumption, the basic element of Capitalism is not the free market, it is private land ownership. The job of the State is to maintain public property, the few public services we get and protect the nations private property. Unfortunately the vast network of Churches and their enormous amount of property are completely tax exempt, thus creating an unfair burden on the secular side of society. Why care about the State anyway, when the ideal religious state is one of a blissful conforming commune or is that Communionism. The main “family value” is to have a big one. Breed, breed, breed, the earth can sustain an infinite amount of believers.