My Youth Minister asked me last Sunday,
"Would you kill 1 person to save 1 million people?" Read More »
controversy
Who Can Play God?!?
By cyberzion - Posted on October 7th, 2008
Tagged: controversy
YES WE CAN... and did
By sonja - Posted on June 4th, 2008
Tagged: Clinton
• controversy
• Democratic candidates
• nominee
• Obama
• presidential election
• Broad prosperity
• Effective government
• Better future
The primary season is over, finally! Read More »
Life Of an American
By ariesizme - Posted on April 15th, 2008
Tell me this people do we have the right to be called "The United States of America"
When we see a homeless person on the streets asking for a spare dime
do we honestly want to give them any of our time.
When we see a little girl clearly being abused
Do we really think she has nothing to lose
When your friend are smoking tons of cigarettes a day
Do we really think they would be okay. Read More »
Is Controversy Ethical?
By hopestillmatters - Posted on April 7th, 2008
I just tried to argue effectively for the purpose of rallies like Take Back the Night. Now I'm going to do a little more musing about sexual assault awareness, especially advertising. And I'm going to start by talking about Eliot Spitzer. Read More »
Even the Media can be Progressive
By sawaboof - Posted on March 28th, 2008
Tagged: autism
• Center for Disease Control and Prevention
• controversy
• current moral issues
• Eli Stone
• good television
• issues
• Joan of Arcadia
• Media
• progress
• Television drama
• televison shows
• Shared responsibility
• Better future
With the season premiere of Lost came a message:
Stay tuned after Lost for the series premiere of Eli Stone. If you don't, you'll miss out on the custom-made to confuse you about Lost even more commercial(s).
I took the bait. In doing so, I found myself hooked on ABC's new television drama Eli Stone. Read More »
The Indefinite Effect of Controversy
By MechanisticMoth - Posted on March 11th, 2008
Does controversy enhance or detract from someone's social standing?
It seems as if the answer to this question is two sided.
Controversy can boost one's popularity in the public market by drawing interest to a certain individual or individuals.
Or, it can shame someone. Read More »
Is obesity child abuse
By DMather - Posted on February 16th, 2008
Tagged: abuse
• controversy
• Obesity
• opinions
• personal opinion
• sharing opinion
• student opinions
• tell me your opinion
• Shared responsibility
• Personal freedom
• Better future
Okay I want to talk about a few issues that deal with young adults in the world today but today I am only going to bring one to the table. Abuse; it comes in many forms and whilst many people will feel depressed from it they often times don’t really know the issue that is right in front of them. Read More »
Ooh baby
By kaleialoha - Posted on February 12th, 2008
How can it be more socially acceptable to have an abortion, even multiple abortions and not get talked about then to have a baby and be talked about and looked down upon by everyone? Why are teen girls who get pregnant and make the personal choice to have their child usually the ones being called sluts and being talked about by their peers and by adults and even their parents? Read More »
