In Remembrance
The following site remembers and honors American service members lost in Afghanistan and Iraq:
http://legacy.com/WashingtonPost/Soldier/Home.aspx
There is a profile for each service member based on available information. Information is updated daily. In addition, there is a Guest Book for each service member. All Guest Book entries are free and are posted after being reviewed for appropriate content.
Religious Tolerance
God is love-take a stand; let God speak-not a man.
I listened to a man on campus today as he stood on a bench and loudly called students sinners...
Leighton Weese
in Faith, Leadership
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Dealing with Rejection
Rejection is frustrating, yet common because of the tendency for people to "fall upward" - to be attracted to someone higher on the social ladder (or perceived to be higher). It's possible that you would lose interest in the objection of your affection if you rose above him or her on the ladder. He or she has an aura of strength, that seems able to weather all obstacles with ease - an aura that implies a knowledge of the answers to life. This makes you want him or her. Of course physical beauty is a factor, but I believe the stronger force is the aura of unattainability.
You can attain that aura.
Leighton Weese
in Leadership
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Limiting Power: Government
In this post:
- Who should control government: the rich or the poor?
- Who spends the most money lobbying Congress?
- If politicians are bought, who will represent our interests?
Leighton Weese
in Spending
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I have to wear a seatbelt?!
I hope you know the title is a joke. Some libertarians get very upset, though, that "Big-Government" is forcing people to wear seatbelts when they drive (and helmets when they ride a motorcycle). I'm a little confused about the source of their anger, though.
Leighton Weese
in Liberty
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