Anthony Robbins’ Poisonous Recipe for Love
Robbins poses a false alternative. Either you go into a relationship exclusively to give, or you go into a relationship exclusively to take.
Robbins poses a false alternative. Either you go into a relationship exclusively to give, or you go into a relationship exclusively to take.
Why is the federal government bringing people into the country, luring them into dependency, and subsidizing terrorism?
The federal government cannot stand the idea that the Internet economy was a successful instance of (in today’s context) relatively unhampered market capitalism.
Businesses should not self-censor and appease those who bully them. They should uphold the right to free speech and liberty—and pressure governments everywhere to do their job of protecting business and the rest of us against the initiators of physical force.
The gold tax is the key to socialized money. We can never have a free market in money if gold is penalized with a tax every time the dollar loses value.
Either Republicans are the moral, spineless cowards most of them appear to be. Or they never had any principles to back away from, in the first place. Neither explanation inspires.
If the Kochs’ views were the same as George Soros’, I don’t think anti-capitalists would not complain as much.
Thinking merged with indoctrination — imposing any kind of agenda from authority — is not education; it’s schooling.
Barack Obama’s campaign promise to “fundamentally change the United States of America” hardly suggests love.