Category Archives: Politics
TOP U.S. AND WORLD HEADLINES: “The War and Peace Report — April 5, 2016” / Democracy Now! / Amy Goodman ☮
POLITICAL ACTIVISM: “Women Call Indiana’s Governor About their Time of the Month!” / Thom Hartmann ☮
RELIGIOUS PRIVILEGE: “Army Rules Sikh Officer Can Wear Traditional Religious Dress” / Secular Talk / Kyle Kulinski ☮
POLITICAL COMMENTARY: “Team Cruz” / Full Frontal With Samantha Bee ☮
TOP U.S. AND WORLD HEADLINES: “The War and Peace Report — April 4, 2016” / Democracy Now! / Amy Goodman ☮
POLITICAL COMMENTARY: “Hillary Clinton Feels Sorry for Stupid Young People [Who] Distrust Her / #IFeelSorry” / The Humanist Report ☮
Hillary Clinton said that she feels sorry for the young people [who] distrust her and don’t believe she will act on climate change. She claims they haven’t done their research, but in actuality, that’s WHY they distrust her. Because they HAVE done their research.
POLITCAL COMMENTARY: “Five Reasons to Love Iceland” / The Young Turks / Hasan Piker ☮
POLITICAL COMMENTARY: “Mississippi Passes Draconian Anti-LGBT Law That Legalizes Discrimination” / The Humanist Report / Mike Figueredo ☮
POLITICAL COMMENTARY: “Why I’m for Bernie Sanders” / Huffpost Politics / Oliver Stone ☮
When fear becomes collective, when anger becomes collective, it’s extremely dangerous. It is overwhelming… The mass media and the military-industrial complex create a prison for us, so we continue to think, see, and act in the same way… We need the courage to express ourselves even when the majority is going in the opposite direction… because a change of direction can happen only when there is a collective awakening… Therefore, it is very important to say, ‘I am here!’ to those who share the same kind of insight.
~ Thich Nhat Hanh, Buddhist Monk, The Art of Power
I’ve been in deep despair these last few months about our political landscape. This quote from Thich Nhat Hanh recently elevated my spirit, and I share it with you. Because I am — we are — still here! Though it’s clear that the die is cast and that Clinton will win — that is, if you believe in numbers and materialism, but I don’t, not completely.