1. Government programs are needed to create “affordable housing.” (Actually, government intervention is what has made housing so unaffordable in places where even hovels are expensive.)
2. Employer discrimination is the main reason for differences in income between women and men. (Tons of evidence point in other directions.)
3. College tuition is going up so fast because of rising costs. (Only if you call voluntary increases in spending “rising costs.”)
4. Foreign aid helps poor countries become more prosperous. (Only if you don’t look at the evidence.)
5. The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. (It all depends on whether you are talking about flesh and blood human beings or statistical brackets.)

Economic Facts and Fallacies is not just a demolition derby. It also brings out some facts that seldom get much attention in the media.

1. The poverty rate among black married couples has been in single digits since 1994.
2. The average income of the elderly is several times their earnings, and their wealth is far higher than among younger people.
3. Just as blacks are turned down for mortgage loans more often than whites, so whites are turned down more often than Asian Americans. (What does that do to racism as an all-purpose explanation?)
   
   
   Someone emailed me Anais Nin quotes:
   
   I disregard the proportions, the measures, the tempo
   of the ordinary world. I refuse to live in the ordinary
   world as ordinary women. To enter ordinary relationships.
    I want ecstasy. I am a neurotic — in the sense that I live
    in my world. I will not adjust myself to the world. I am
    adjusted to myself.
   
   I am an excitable person who only understands
    life lyrically, musically, in whom feelings are
   much stronger as reason. I am so thirsty for
    the marvelous that only the marvelous has
    power over me. Anything I can not transform
    into something marvelous, I let go. Reality
   doesn't impress me. I only believe in intoxication,
    in ecstasy, and when ordinary life shackles me,
   I escape, one way or another. No more walls.
   
   Watched on tv-
   Hell's Kitchen, American Idol
   
   Did I ever post this
   

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 called me to tell me I looked beautiful last night. He said I was electric. That is so nice. So was he. Yummy like coconutcream cake.


THURSDAY

YESTERDAY

BEFORE NOON
-POWER SIZE OJ

AFTER NOON
-BANANAS, AVOCADO

AFTER 6
- CHOPPED TOMATO

OCCASIONALLY I AM ABLE TO SLEEP 12 HOURS, I DID LAST NIGHT.
I SLEPT AT 6 PM AND WOKE UP AT 7 AM MY CELLPHONE UNDERNEATH ME RANG 6 TIMES
I DID NOT HEAR IT.

THIS MORNING I BLENDED WATERMELON AND ALSO PAPAYA, FOR BREAKFAST AND LUNCH. THE PAPAYA I SQUEEZED A LIME IN AND PUT SOME SPEARMINT SPRIGS

I AM WEARING A SWEATSHIRT THAT SAYS YALE ON IT BECAUSE IT IS CHILLY TODAY AND IT TOOK ME A LONG TIME TO WALK TO WORK. I GOT ALOT OF NEW CLOTHES THIS LADY GAVE TO ME. SHE HAS NOT HAD SEX WITH A MAN IN 20 YEARS, IS VERY GOOD LOOKING AND ALL SHE DOES IS BUY CLOTHES. SHE IS 7TH DAY ADVENTIST, AND WAITING FOR MARRIAGE. Still waiting.  ALL DESIGNER SUITS AND SHOES SHE GAVE ME, SOME SHE NEVER WORE.





I weighed in this morning at 113lbs, my ph strip was
 all black, the most alkaline

This is my coworker, the one who is always on Myspace, there are like 5 Myspace girls, she is a paralegal and she showed me her boob where
her boyfriend bit a part of it off during a fight, looks like a chemical burn
coworker



My work street



My desk, I added stickers with photobucket



Flowers outside my place







What does quinary mean



These are edible I ate this one




Coconuts



Pretty tree





Rose








Nice big Trees




FROM THIS ARTICLE

Imagine this plot for a novel:

A brilliant eye surgeon performs a revolutionary
 operation in secret, implanting a new device,
the intraocular lens, which replaces the cloudy cataract.

Word leaks out two years later, and the world’s
most prominent ophthalmologist vilifies and
ostracizes him. He suffers from depression, an
outcast in his profession.

He and a handful of other doctors around the
world toil in obscurity for three decades, performing
 a few hundred, and later, a few thousand surgeries
a year, advancing the science.

Ralph Nader and Sydney Wolfe petition the FDA
to outlaw the lens. Robert Young (who played
Marcus Welby, M.D. on television), testifies in
Washington D.C. that the lens “saved my
career and should be available to all Americans.”

The lens gains acceptance. 100 million patients
 around the globe regain their vision from the
 lens. The surgeon, at 93 years of age, is knighted
by Queen Elizabeth.

This plot is not a novel, but the biography
 Sir Harold Ridley and the Fight For Sight by
David Apple, M.D. (Slack Books, 2006). Dr.
Apple, a prominent ocular pathologist, met
Ridley in 1985 and became close friends until
Ridley’s death in 2001.


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Also this article was sent to my email so true!

On April 22, Celebrate Exploit-the-Earth Day
by Craig Biddle
 
Because Earth Day is intended to further the cause of environmentalism—and because environmentalism is an anti-human ideology—on April 22, those who care about human life should not celebrate Earth Day; they should celebrate Exploit-the-Earth Day.
 
Either man takes the Earth’s raw materials—such as trees, petroleum, aluminum, and atoms—and transforms them into the requirements of his life, or he dies. To live, man must produce the goods on which his life depends; he must produce homes, automobiles, computers, electricity, and the like; he must seize nature and use it to his advantage. There is no escaping this fact. Even the allegedly “noble” savage must pick or perish. Indeed, even if a person produces nothing, insofar as he remains alive he indirectly exploits the Earth by parasitically surviving off the exploitative efforts of others.
 
Exploiting the Earth—using the raw materials of nature for one’s life-serving purposes—is a basic requirement of human life. According to environmentalism, however, man should not use nature for his needs; he should keep his hands off “the goods”; he should leave nature alone, come what may.
 
Environmentalism is not concerned with human health and wellbeing—neither ours nor that of generations to come. If it were, it would advocate the one social system that ensures that the Earth and its elements are used in the most productive, life-serving manner possible: capitalism.
 
Capitalism is the only social system that recognizes and protects each individual’s right to act in accordance with his basic means of living: the judgment of his mind. Environmentalism, of course, does not and cannot advocate capitalism, because if people are free to act on their judgment, they will strive to produce and prosper; they will transform the raw materials of nature onto the requirements of human life; they will exploit the Earth and live.
 
Environmentalism rejects the basic moral premise of capitalism—the idea that people should be free to act on their judgment—because it rejects a more fundamental idea on which capitalism rests: the idea that the requirements of human life constitute the standard of moral value. While the standard of value underlying capitalism is human life (meaning, that which is necessary for human beings to live and prosper), the standard of value underlying environmentalism is nature untouched by man.
 
The basic principle of environmentalism is that nature (i.e., “the environment”) has intrinsic value—value in and of itself, value apart from and irrespective of the requirements of human life—and that this value must be protected from its only adversary: man. Rivers must be left free to flow unimpeded by human dams, which divert natural flows, alter natural landscapes, and disrupt wildlife habitats. Glaciers must be left free to grow or shrink according to natural causes, but any human activity that might affect their size must be prohibited. Naturally generated carbon dioxide (such as that emitted by oceans and volcanoes) and naturally generated methane (such as that emitted by swamps and termites) may contribute to the greenhouse effect, but such gasses must not be produced by man. The globe may warm or cool naturally (e.g., via increases or decreases in sunspot activity), but man must not do anything to affect its temperature. And so on.
 
In short, according to environmentalism, if nature affects nature, the effect is good; if man affects nature, the effect is evil.
 
Stating the essence of environmentalism in such stark terms raises some illuminating questions: If the good is nature untouched by man, how is man to live? What is he to eat? What is he to wear? Where is he to reside? How can man do anything his life requires without altering, harming, or destroying some aspect of nature? In order to nourish himself, man must consume meats, vegetables, fruits, and the like. In order to make clothing, he must skin animals, pick cotton, manufacture polyester, and the like. In order to build a house—or even a hut—he must cut down trees, dig up clay, make fires, bake bricks, and so forth. Each and every action man takes to support or sustain his life entails the exploitation of nature. Thus, on the premise of environmentalism, man has no right to exist.
 
It comes down to this: Each of us has a choice to make. Will I recognize that man’s life is the standard of moral value—that the good is that which sustains and furthers human life—and thus that people have a moral right to use the Earth and its elements for their life-serving needs? Or will I accept the notion that nature has “intrinsic” value—value in and of itself, value apart from and irrespective of human needs—and thus that people have no right to exist?
 
There is no middle ground here. Either human life is the standard of moral value, or it is not. Either nature has intrinsic value, or it does not.
 
On April 22, let the world know where you stand. Don’t celebrate Earth Day; celebrate Exploit-the-Earth Day—and let your friends, family, and associates know why.
 
***
 
Craig Biddle is the editor and publisher of The Objective Standard and the author of Loving Life: The Morality of Self-Interest and the Facts that Support It. He can be contacted at cbiddle@theobjectivestandard.com.



FRIDAY APRIL 18TH 2008

Yesterday to eat

Before noon
-watermelon juice
-oj power size
After Noon
-papaya smoothie
After 6
-thai coconut spooned out

Weight today - 113

"Stop celebrating excellence and strength and start celebrating the weak and downtrodden"

Did Michelle Obama really say that in her speech? My friend from Washington called me he could not believe it.

Do people know that is a socialist ideal?  That is so anti me. Its pro herd, pro cattle.
 I am scared. I really am. Already I feel it, slavery, cops with guns drawn, death camps, hunger and bread lines! Forget about raw
 organic food.

People think the lefties are into organic food, they aren't, they are the last people for that kind of stuff, they are not hippies, by any means! They want control over everything you do!

Its the socialists who killed our almonds! The USDA is socialist.


Capitalism is the only thing that makes us free and happy. It protects you from other men. And it frees your mind.

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Today I feel the fruit thing is relly really salubrious. I see so much advancement in me.  I see it, feel it. I am it.

 sent me this:

Of the $1,000 you paid in taxes:
$420 goes to Past and Current Military
$220 goes to Health
$100 goes to Interest on Non-Military Debt
$90 goes to Anti-Poverty Programs
$40 goes to Education, Training & Social Services
$40 goes to Government & Law Enforcement
$30 goes to Housing & Community Development
$30 goes to Environment, Energy & Science
$20 goes to Agriculture, Commerce and Transportation
$10 goes to International Relations

I HATE THE INCOME TAX. I hate slavery, its just way wrong, Sales tax is way ok, and way enough.

Its nobody's business how much money we make or what we do with it or how we made it, income tax is Very VERY ANTI CAPITALIST!! They will break families and take them to jail for not paying it, and it hasn't been around for long and we prospered before it!

Watch this I loved it, after turning off my radio in the sidebar


But I do love me, and I don't care what anyone thinks. I love myself and am happy today. I look great, got lots of compliments, called classy today, in my new satin dress and new brown shoes. My hair is so perfect. I do not want to go through life enveigling, but rather to explore my own wonderfulness and sexuality.


SO FAR TODAY I HAD AN OJ FROM JAMBA JUICE AND I BOUGHT A
 BANANA

LAST NIGHT I GOT A MASSAGE, SWEDISH, FROM THE UNIVERSITY
 OF MIAMI
WELLNESS CENTER. LOOK TREES IN THE MIDDLE:
I took this photo
http://images.quickblogcast.com/73073-64133/Picture_0701.jpg

MY CALVES WERE SORE FROM WORKING OUT AND HE SHOWED NO
MERCY. PAIN, ECSTASY, LAUGHTER AND HEAD POPPING FROM THE
nerves

I ALMOST GOT HIT BY A CAR CROSSING THIS STREET, I SAW A CAR
HEADED
AT ME AND IT SPED UP! I SWERVED, HE SWERVED AND I MISSED IT,
RIGHT TOWARDS ME FAST!
http://images.quickblogcast.com/73073-64133/Picture_071.jpg




Look what I got in the email
Hey everyone there is only 3 more episodes of the season for Jerry Springer
and I am looking for some super fans to be on the show, lets make these 3
the best! If you or anyone you know is in a love triangle, family feud, hate your mate
 or just wanna be on the show call me ASAP spots are filling up fast!!!! And don't forget
there is a $100 referral fee for stories you refer to us!!!!
>
>
> Call Cassie toll free at 877.478.4647!
>
>
> P.S. - We are also looking for hot girls to be on a Pay Per View special we are taping on
May 7th!!! Ask for more details!
>
>
> Cassie
> Associate Producer
> The Jerry Springer Show
> 877.478.4647


I also got a all expenses paid trip to Las Vegas, I
turned it down.

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After seeing the above video watch "How Caring is Socialism?"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRdLpem-AAs
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//


Monday

I have a ton of photos to post soon!

tangerines
strawberries
avocado
dates
water

Thats about all I had to eat past few days, weight 114.

Shel made me talk to his best friend, who asked me a million questions.
He just got back from a plane. He was in D.C. meeting with the Secretary of the
Pentagon at the Pentagon.
Ok that was impressive! He was very nice.

Shel said he would take me to Victoria's Secret and I said sure, while we were
on Lincoln Road. He picks
out this rag, something college girls wear, like around the house. I said no way
\and made him buy me a $279 white silk negligee. It was the nicest thing in the
store.
It's just for him, I am not into lingerie. But if he is going to take me shopping,
I have to pick the best, or else he will lose all respect for me!!

I could see he sweated it, and it was fun. I modeled for him later and he took photos.

He told me later he is "falling for me" and I really felt pity, I see myself, how I
 have fallen and I feel so, like I want to be tender because I know what an
uncomfortable position that is, and I want to treat him gently.

I get someone persistent writing to me that capitalism creates poverty. He accused me

of being the rich, not poor like him, HAH, He thinks he is poor now? If he had his way, he would be dead already.


He is suggesting the alternative being Socialism or Communism as making
people rich? Yes, 
?  That is so funny to me!
 
It doesn't. It makes people
 kill each other for a hot potato and human life worthless.

History has shown they don't work.

  Capitalism is the only system that creates jobs. That brings wealth into areas, that creates cities, builds skyscrapers, homes, cars, lights, fast food, Organic RAW VEGAN food, its the only system that you can have rights to do what you want. Its the only way ,period, for women to be able work and succeed! It banished child labor. It protects us FROM
EACH OTHER. It respects the dollar and not pie in the sky ideals/laziness. It rewards prosperity.

People think what capitalism is is what the USA is now . No, its not all!  That  bad is creeping socialism, government interference, heavy taxation, and people saying or claiming they are the authority on what is right and wrong, how do they know? They can make up anything!
More power, more rights taken away..

My mom was in a country where a bus was stopped and everyone had to get vaccinated or else go to jail. We are not that far off. Protect your "self" and your future, vote FREEDOM.

We are in the midst of NASTY SCARY socialists like Barack Obama, or Green socialism, which all have BENEVOLENT ideals to sell, but in the end it all winds up in human slavery.
Hitler got voted by all the intellectuals becuase of his benevolent speeches of brotherhood and each other and anything but yourself...the state, Germany, the future, family children..and guess who made the
rules of what is right and wrong? And see what happens?

Its noone's business what money I make or what " I should do" for the bum on the street, charity
should be a choice not a "duty".  It's noone's
business who I hire, or do business with.
Affirmative action is RACIST! FDR'S rights NEW
 DEAL, a mess: 
http://www.constitutionwarrior.net/?p=33

PATRIOT ACT!! Also, I hate anti trust laws. I do
think we
need a good military to protect from invaders but
DEFINITELY NOT BEING BULLIES to other
countries.

Communism, like Soviet Russia creates starvation, murder, money worthless, death camps and no
respect for human life. Socialism, like Nazi creates guns in your face and slavery, force. It gives everything else rights, you have none, you voted on
 it, remember? You voted the earth was more important, you voted, the third reich was everything, you voted for free schools and look what happend
 to our education.
MEDIOCRITY.
People are laughing at us.

You decide, dollars or guns in your face? A.R. from CapitalismThe unknown Ideal


In the media and movies its business men who are WRONGLY portrayed committing crimes, when in reality, most crimes are committed by lazy welfare people. See what
 socialism does?

Hate to say that, but look at the evidence!

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There's  Mr. Burns , yes BAD capitalist!
Look at the Simpsons MOVIE, its ridiculous!

 Why are they bad? Because they give us jobs and
 we hate it.

The same exact thing happened in Soviet Russia, DOWN WITH THE BOURGEOIS ( people who owned businesses) That was the chant, The business men were responsible for their laziness, so they had to destroy freedom to take what should belong to everyone and guess what happened, noone had anything, and not only that, everything was taken
from you, and you had roomates you didnt want
and still had to pay and the more you had the more you paid. Until there was nothing left. You could
not walk at night, you would get arrested, raped or mugged. People actually ate vermin.

 
Did you know alot Businessmen in Russia were murdered after the revolution?
Oh I could go on, not only that but when Russia
got so bad economically, they temporarily allowed them to own businesses again and when business
was booming, they took the business away! The
REDS! If you even hinted that you disagreed you
 were sent away to Siberia and the only way to eat
was to work for free or to go to school and you
would get like a coupon for bread and grains a
week. It was all under the promise that they were working on it, they would unite as brothers or something, who knows! I wasn't there.

Businessmen are favorite villains in
popular media, routinely featured as
 polluters, crooks and murderers in
network TV dramas and first-run movies,
 not to mention novels. Oil company CEOs
 are hauled before congressional committees
 whenever fuel prices rise, to be harangued
 and publicly shamed for the sin of high
profits. Genuine cases of wrongdoing like
 Enron set off witch hunts that drag in prominent achievers like Frank Quattrone and Martha Stewart.

Don't believe the crazy lefties, They are not green loving hippies. LOL. They want POWER over you..meaning they
 can force you to do anything they want, if you vote for them. It won't happen overnight, it's starting already.


Libertarians are the ones who will save this country eons from now. Like, what happened to our constitution?

This article:

Hollywood is anti-capitalist shock

But this general condemnation of business seems an unlikely explanation for films’ anti-business tone. Capitalism has brought vast wealth to a broad segment of U.S society, including most moviegoers and films’ writers, directors and stars. One would not be surprised to see occasional criticism of capitalism, or to see moviemakers use the drama inherent in the oppression and eventual triumph of economic underdogs.

But why should capital always be the heavy? Why should filmmakers so rarely exploit the dramatic potential of business triumph, or of underdog businesspeople struggling against government tyrany? More importantly, films are the product of large companies. Why would they attack themselves?

This article seeks to explain films’ bias against capital. In brief, it is not business itself that filmmakers do not like, but the capitalists who control it. But this is not the classic view of the struggle between capital and labor. Filmmakers display little concern with workers' problems and only rarely blame firms' social irresponsibility on the fact that capital rather than labor is in control. Filmmakers’ main problem with capital being in control seems to be that the filmmakers are not.