The anti-NRA people always amaze me. Recently the NRA was called a terrorist organization in a story involving one supervisor and the San Francisco city council. One of the worst run cities in the country. Refusing to ask for federal help, I don’t mean money, as that doesn’t help. Hate is not the answer, talk...
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A letter from our founder on the importance of free speech and debate theory: I am 71 years old and I have experienced and have seen a lot in my lifetime. I’ve watched our world evolve in so many ways. Because of this I know that we are fully capable of changing from a...
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I think the Democrats and Republicans could help us get back on track and away from all the negativity and hate if they would just lower their rhetoric. We can do better. They need to reach across the aisle and work with each other. Have face to face conversations or debates away from the...
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Anti-free speech in colleges is the ultimate bullying. The worst bullies there are, is the people who stop people from free speech. When they don’t support the first amendment, when millions and millions of people have died to support it, they are believing in breaking the law, and believing in hate and violence. It’s...
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America’s wealthy donates more money on an annual basis to help other countries than anyone else. What many don’t understand is that about 20% of the people in the US pay 80% of the taxes. Those 20% paying 80% of the taxes are not all wealthy. Think about that. Being the greatest nation in...
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It can be easy to think that certain core beliefs are irreconcilable. You see it with religion and with politics: people are so strongly invested in their beliefs that it seems they’ll never work together. But there is hope, and that’s by finding our common ground in avoiding hate and violence. You see, most...
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Let’s put up large well-lit plaques instead of tearing down our monuments. I know there are monuments that some people would love to tear down because they represent a dark part of America’s past. I understand why some of these monuments might offend certain people, and I am sensitive to their pain. However, to...
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