Unwise Edward Klein’s Unwise Book, “The Amateur”: Critique of the Introduction,”The Dark Side of Obama
May 30, 2012 Leave a comment
A Woman's Thoughts on Living & Politics
February 5, 2011 Leave a comment
Since the creation of earth, there have been several mass extinctions of living species. Human beings, which came to exist in the very late stage of earth’s evolution, have undergone numerous crises. Among them, an old article of Time magazine asserted that, “Climate Change” is the most dire crisis of human existence since the beginning of human civilization. Climate change is believed to be more dangerous than any wars, natural disasters, and/or epidemics throughout history
Since the late 2008, we have undergone the most severe economic recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s: crisis with health care system and the meltdowns of housing and financial sector. These are tragic social, political problems that we have encountered cyclically but can be solved depending on what kind of politicians voters chose to put in power. But none of these problems are as fundamental as the current challenge posed by “the Crisis of Climate Change.”
Sadly, poor people always seem to be the targets of natural or man-made disasters or any kind of misfortunes. For example, recent political history showed that health care crisis, housing market meltdown, recession and unemployment hit the less privileged, poor people hardest while the rich always seem to find ways to avoid any kind misfortunes. Even “Global Warming” is expected to hit the poorest people in poor or developing countries or those in the United States of America instead of rich people, rich countries.
The future victims of climate change will include not only those poor people in Asia or Africa but also the American poors who live in poor rural areas or disindustrializing US cities and towns. Now they are suffering from job losses and fewer jobs available due to their declining home town industrial bases and growing poverty. Their problems are not only increasing poverty, hunger, and homelessness but also their inability to cope with drastic weather changes including heat waves, droughts, flooding, water shortage, spread of diseases and so on that will drive them to near or actual death.
October 29, 2010 Leave a comment
Here is interesting dichotomy of republicans and democrats based on their top brand preference:
Republicans’ top brand: Fox News Channel.
Democrats’s top brand: Google.
Fox News: a hermetically sealed bubble of unquestionable absolutes, with sacred sages, approved opinions, official history, bright-line boundaries, party-line facts.
Google: the cacophony of the crowd, the contest of contradictions, the boundless wild west, the jumble of truth and rumor, the burden on its users to sort science from fiction — with all the anxiety, uncertainty, tentativeness and humility that comes along with that obligation.
According to the below blog post, everyday, a few millions of fox news audiences tune in the channel while hundreds of millions of Americans do internet search. Some months ago, I noticed research result that the urbanization (or was it urban population?) of world reached 50% of the total, which means 50% of human residency/population is rural or non urban. Usually, urbanization implies the dominance of democrats or people of progressive thinking.
What does the dominance of people who do Google or internet search instead of watching Fox news and the exploding Urbanization of world (and US) tells us the trending of future politics?
(The Question That Answers Everything About the Election (and America, too), http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marty-kaplan/the-question-that-answers_b_775380.html?utm_source=DailyBrief&utm_campaign=102810&utm_medium=email&utm_content=BlogEntry&utm_term=Daily+Brief)