I find it quite ironic that many Ethical Relativists and Atheists seem to consider many things Christians say and do to be “wrong.” (I don’t mean factually inaccurate. I mean morally wrong.) Better yet, they often push their beliefs that we are morally wrong on us.
I support the Fair Tax (the form of taxation which would abolish the income tax by replacing it with a hefty sales tax) because it would help the government receive more money and use the money more efficiently, therefore allowing the tax itself to be lower.
First, I apologize for posting my Angry White Girl series all at one time because it takes most of the room on the Recently Posted list. I did, however, love how everyone incorrectly assumed that I didn’t take time to think about what I was writing. I had thought about those blogs for several days.
Now I really wish I wouldn't have taken out a part of the blog I originally intended to include. Here's what it said: "When I was out of the country recently, something happened that I did not expect-- I missed America deeply. The song 'Proud to Be an American' came to mind, and I suddenly couldn't wait to come home and kiss the ground.
For one short little blog, I want to brush aside my partisan opinions to simply state how I feel about my country. I love it. I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
Also, (and this is why it relates to my title Angry White Girl) it is excluding to those who have made better choices. I’ve made excellent choices. (I’ve made high grades; I’ve avoided sex, drugs, and alcohol partially out of moral conviction and partially for fear of the consequences; I’ve spent several of my summers working, etc.) Why should I be punished for that?
Could someone define “equal” for me, please?
Besides the first one, let me explain why I’m ineligible for most scholarships:
*I was born in the best country ever
*I’m white
*I’m middle class
*My parents are still married
*I’m not physically different in the very least (ie: height)
