Obama Addresses Job Creation For Election Year (Video) and GOP ect..
January 18, 2012 Leave a comment

A Woman's Thoughts on Living & Politics
February 28, 2011 Leave a comment

Respectable Mr. Robert Kuttner depicts the current national situation pretty well. As he points out in his blog, “The Left Edge of the Possible” (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-kuttner/the-left-edge-of-the-poss_b_828907.html), the real serious national political/economic issues are economic recovery and the budget, the health system, the banking/housing mess, American economic competitiveness in the world, rising gas price and global climate change.
Current national and global economic situation seems to become increasingly beyond the capacity of left and right of US politics. In other words, the right and left of US politics are increasingly limiting their abilityto smaller issues while being oblivious to eminent, bigger issues. For example, Wisconsin Governor Walker’s attempt to rip of public workers’ right to organize that caused the consequent labor movement against it seems to be a complete sidetrack from what need to be done for the sake of solving current national issues of recession and joblessness, making things worse. Like there are not enough problems now.
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February 6, 2011 Leave a comment


The Earth is beautiful, no matter what. Grandiose. Same as President Obama is the current One to be President, no matter what.
How do we know whether this weather condition is the outcome of natural weather cycle or that of extreme weather condition of global warming?
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October 2, 2010 Leave a comment

Regarding Dr. Nassim Taleb’s criticism of the government’s bailout of financial sector:
“This transformation from private debt … to public debt” is “bad” from a risk standpoint and “immoral” from an ethical standpoint.” (Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/09/30/nassim-taleb-federal-reserve-will-be-gone_n_746109.html)
Dr. Taleb may be true that making financial sector’s debt as public debt through government bailout of the sector doesn’t sound right from risk and ethical standpoints.
However, from the standpoints of national economic security and anti-Possible 2nd Great Depression, bailingout financial sector was inevitable, necessary evil, not for the love of greedy financiers (who will live happily ever after, with or without bailout, with their accumulated wealth hidden in their backyard) but for the love of country and the majority of population who would have actually bore the devastating aftershock, real costs of collapsing financial sectors if there had not been government bailout. To achieve bigger goals, maybe we should sacrifice smaller goals if they are conflicting each other and cannot be achieved all together.
It seems to be a matter of right priority setting; I believe, national economic security and preventing second great depression domestically and internationally should be in higher order than risks and ethics in the hierarchy of national priority. Save big chunk first and solve smaller problems one by one.
Fed may or may not exist in next a few decades if it keeps mis-estimating its costs and benefits and continue misjudgement.



September 23, 2010 Leave a comment

Mr. Cesca has interesting, insightful view of defining Americans as Center-Left in place of Center-Right in below post.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bob-cesca/despite-americas-temper-t_b_735466.html
According to the numbers shown in the below excerpt, America definitely sounds like “Center-Left” nation.
“A majority of Americans, 54 percent, believe abortion should remain legal. (The pro-life label is also misleading, so we’d do well to ignore polls containing that frame. After all, who in their right mind would admit to a pollster they’re “anti-life?”)
A super-majority, 65 percent, of Americans refuse to sacrifice civil liberties for additional anti-terrorism measures.
50 percent of Americans, even in this slow recovery, believe the environment should be given priority over economic issues.
Americans are now solidly in favor of same-sex marriage. 58 percent.
A massive 87 percent of Americans believe gun laws should remain as they are now or become stricter.
A majority of Americans support embryonic stem cell research. A majority of Americans support allowing open LGBT service in the military. Overwhelming majorities of Americans support social welfare programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. Americans support the progressive income tax, and we support allowing the Bush tax cuts for the super rich to expire.” – Bob Cesca-
I am glad to hear that “50 percent of Americans, even in this slow recovery, believe the environment should be given priority over economic issues.” At this tipping point of earth, the issue of environment should be the umbrella issue that incorporate economic issue as one of its subcategory issues. Without livable environment, the issue of economy doesn’t exist in our horizon.
And I find Mr. Cesca’s below view very interesting.
“Unfortunately, there’s a good chance a Republican Congress will try to freeze spending or force a government shutdown, risking an economic backslide at the worst possible time. Congress and the press, meanwhile, are mistaking inchoate tantrums for a “center-right” shift and that’s simply not the case. We have anger management issues here, and I’m still hopeful that we’ll snap out of it and grow up before we put the recovery in jeopardy…”
America needs tantrum/anger management to mature.
September 9, 2010 Leave a comment
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Animal right should be protected. But, I am not sure whether that cause justifies Chinese to be called as subspecies. Sure, many chinese have not been culturally civilized (from western standard) or globalized regarding food or other related activities, and the bulk of that population still struggles to find whatever food and not to starve. They even go out to peel trees to eat tree barks or any kind of wild plants. Although China became the number 2 super economy, it’s the success story of riches, not poor that are in similar conditions as starving Africans.
if Chinese were “subspicies,” all ancestors of current races in ancient times or all hunting folks here must have been and must be “subspicies”, as they cruelly killed animals. Also it’s culture. If Chinese considered cows and pigs as their pets and only ate deers or rabbits, they would have criticized American for animal cruelty for eating beef and pork. Although it’s gross to talk about, what about those people in civilized world who had to eat their friends’ body to avoid starvation while waiting for rescue in extreme accidents? how are they being called?
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