First off, I¡¦m aware that it¡¦s a ridiculous comparison in the sense that its obvious that if you take seriously the teachings of Jesus as revealed through the Gospels, then the answer is both of them. But for those people who are blind but are willing to take a chance and look closely at the comparison, please read on: „h Thy Shall Not Kill. Bin Laden is
My problem political parties is that they don’t work for the people that they are supposed to work for. For now, I’ll give one example. In the Jan/Feb 2004 issue of The Atlantic Monthly, Joshua Green wrote an article “In Search of the Elusive Swing Voter,” which stated that “Two decades ago as much as a third of the voting public was deemed to be in play. [Campaign] Strategists in both parties have narrowed their focus to no more than 10 per
In this essay, I propose to demonstrate how a light rail system can benefit Los Angeles in social, intellectual, and environmental ways. Though I won’t go into a discussion about it, I believe that these will all have positive implications to the economy as well, thus offsetting any argument about the cost of such a large-scale municipal project. Los Angeles could easily become a more livable city if they would only invest in a light rail system that could move people around this giant
I never registered Democrat or Republican in my life. I too felt disgruntled and annoyed at people’s stupidity when it comes to knowing the difference between candidates and political parties, let alone being able to comprehend different political philosophies. However, I recently move to Los Angeles from Brooklyn, and out here you have an even greater level of ignorance. It goes something like this: Forget political parties – too boring. What we need is celebrities! Yeah! I like his movie
This is CHAPTER 2 of this handbook for people who need help adjusting the to culture shock that results from moving from Brooklyn, NY to Los Angeles. (Or, for people who can help me!) I hate to resort to driving stories, but they’re just too much out here. I figured there was going to be an issue about driving in this so-called city when an eight lane highway is not wide enough to absorb the traffic. There aren’t too many people who drive in Brooklyn. There’s really no
This was written in response to an e-mail I got saying, “What’s up, Hollywood Frank?” from a regular at Tavern on Dean in Prospect Height, Brooklyn on December 10th. He send that on the right day. This was my response: You know I've been to other cities and countries before. I'm aware that other cultures exist in this world. Some of them actually flourish. I came here not only armed with this information, but with a promise to myself that I would try to understand it and accept it,
Hey, I came here with an open mind. I ended up opening a can of worms. I’m here in Los Angels for an unspecified amount of time. Looking forward to getting back to 18th Avenue. In the meantime, my man Bleu Lou from Jane Street in the Village told me to start “blogging” the e-mails I was sending to him on the net, maybe someone out there could use this info, or better yet, read it and offer me some advice as to how to cope living with people that use the word “flaked” as a verb and excuse
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