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TonyC
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June 12, 2006 6:09 PM
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I think Berry hits the nail on the head when he speaks about both polarized sides of the debate intransigently clinging to an erroneous view of economics. There has been a deliberate economic agenda over the last 100 years to get North Americans off the land and into the cities. Having been in both camps, I see how the mega-sprawling urban paradigm for community organization is feeding a monstrous, frantic economic machine that is controlled at the top by very few greedy people. For me, the moral issue here will only be addressed when people of the West wake up to the lies they've been told about how then have to live, make money and become self-realized successes. Now, the American manufacturing sector has been gutted and shipped off to the developing world. America is poised for a massive depression, and international banks are running as fast as they can from the US dollar. Much of what we've believed about our world is like the house built on sand, and what a fall it will have. My hope is that it won't be too late for us to stand together as one, united as flesh-and-blood, and not as whites, blacks, liberals, conservatives etcetera. There is enough land to go around; may God give us the gift of the Spirit to work together to use it as originally intended.
Edited: June 13, 2006 at 2:27 AM by Godspy Moderator
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