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This began as a response to a fellow commenter on Propeller, but it got longer than I had anticipated, so decided to do it this way. The question he had posed to me was “What would you do to make America better and stronger?” Below is my answer, but always open to improvement and additions. [...] from the Dharma Press: http://thedharmapress.wordpress.com/2009/11/25/objectivist-morality/ [This fits in nicely with our 3 pages: Morality, Force, Sacrifice.] November 25, 2009 by alively87 at Dharma Press Many people disagree with Ayn Rand’s objectivist philosophy, especially when it comes to the issue of morality. How can there be only one true moral code, when people have such [...] The Five Financial Shockwaves to Expect When China’s Yuan Swaps Places with the U.S. Dollar | Overseas Stock Markets. | Overseas Stock Markets. This article is from Australia, for goodness sake! It’s written more for the viewpoint of investors, but will apply to everyone. Obviously Australians can see past the brainwashing better than we Americans! [...] Corruption, ruthlessness, and Far-Left agenda Jim O’Neill, Author at Canada Free Press.com “Find out just what the people will submit to, and you have found out the exact amount of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them; and these will continue until they are resisted with either words or blows, or with both.” [...] This is #3 in a series of upcoming articles resting upon our root page “Morality“, which clearly shows how everything must rest upon a moral foundation Having found the plateau of morality, everything built atop a solid foundation become crystal clear. Moral philosophy is not complicated, nor does it demand a lifetime of contemplation and [...] Consider this a subpage or sequel to our basic philosophy of liberty, recommended aid in understanding Force, defined as: (private sector) The non-consensual act of taking or harming one’s life or property, whether murder, rape, theft or …, such acts being both immoral and unlawful. (governments) Compel, constrain, or oblige (someone) to do [...] This Morality webpage should have been the very first, but it was long delayed by secondary considerations which I have allowed to distract me. Even today, expect that I shall continue to enhance and fine-tune this page. To myself, morality is very simple, but the objective of helping others to grasp, contemplate, accept and [...] |
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