Category Archives: Editorial
Are Corporations People? – by Fred Linnabary
There is no mention of the word corporation or the word company in the Constitution of the United States. This is because at the time of the adoption of the Constitution the
Another Bastard For Birth Control – by Dan Rutt
Today, a couple hundred people gathered outside the Lucas County Courthouse in Toledo, Ohio, to demonstrate about religious freedom and healthcare in America. Most of the crowd was organized by the
Right Wing Mandate – by Roger Molnar
I saw a post on Facebook the other day that said: I don’t mind criticism of President Obama or his policies, as long as that criticism is not a lie. It seems
True Salvation–by Fredrick L. Linnabary
I’ve been thinking about money lately. I have very little of it, and maybe that colors my thoughts. On the face of things, money seems an innocent and useful thing, like a
Response letter published Wed March 21,2012 – by Roger Molnar
I have received several comments about this discussion and I want to clear up a big misconception. The structure that contains the names of our fallen heroes has not been used in
To Be Or Not To Be Better – by Sean Moulder
Why should we be people of morals and values? It’s so we become better than that which we know is wrong, that in which we know makes life difficult in
Drill, Drill, Drill – by Mark Presnar
Don Henely, renowned member of the Eagles, wrote a song back in 1989 called “End of the Innocence”. One of the best lines of this song is: “Find me a place
Why Are We Here?–By Fredrick L. Linnabary
WHY ARE WE HERE? (What Caused the Recent Unpleasantness?) Greed. Of course. It’s such an easy answer—and fun to say if you’re not an advocate of unrestrained Capitalism. In the power hierarchy
Russell Simmons And Dennis Kucinich Join Scott High School To Speak On Community Economic Empowerment – By Audrey Foust
Russell Simmons, founder and owner of Def Jam Records and Phat Farm Clothing, joins Congressman Dennis Kucinich on March 3, 2012 at Scott High School in Toledo, OH. Also at this event
AN ECONOMY OF JUSTICE, Part 1
AN ECONOMY OF JUSTICE, Part 1 By Fredrick L. Linnabary “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, endowed by their creator with certain unalienable Rights, that
AN ECONOMY OF JUSTICE, Part Two
AN ECONOMY OF JUSTICE, Part 2 By Fredrick L. Linnabary An American Ecocracy When thinking on this subject, the first thing that sprang to mind was that the United States’ Constitution is
AN ECONOMY OF JUSTICE, Part Three
AN ECONOMY OF JUSTICE, Part Three By Fredrick L. Linnabary The composition of the governmental system is, of course, only half of the ecocracy. The other half is the composition of the
Response to letter to the editor by Daniel Gray, on Jan. 25, 2012 – by Roger Molnar
First off, no one was blocking the memorial. If you would have wanted to gain access to the memorial no one would have stopped you, no one would have blocked you
A Sense of Community – by Fredrick L. Linnabary
A SENSE OF COMMUNITY (Being a Community without Being a Commune) By Fredrick L. Linnabary Many of the leading lights (or leading darknesses) in our country speak of community, and the value
Regulation Smegulation – by Fredrick L. Linnabary
REGULATION SMEGULATION By Fredrick L. Linnabary “The government shouldn’t regulate us,” say the majority of corporate officers. “We will self-correct. Market forces will push us in the direction we need to go.”
American Dreaming – by Michael Thurau
Giving a solid definition to that ephemeral notion called the American Dream has been an ongoing project of North American writers, poets, and politicians since its inception. As a brand, the American
The Words We Understand – by Sean Moulder
The Words We Understand by Sean Moulder Are you a British traitor or an American citizen? Are you collateral damage or a human being? Are fair tax increases death taxes or undocumented
Occupy America from the (former?) Non-Patriot
jasminemoore@defiancecitizensforchange.org These past weeks I have learned a great deal about America, and it’s many diversified citizens. Citizens diversified so many times over. Races, creeds, political parties/sides, generations. The United States, is
Suffer Not You Suffrage; An Open Letter Against Political Apathy – by Bill Gollihue
The necessity of voting was a necessity that I always thought most people understood. We are fortunate to live in a country where we have the right to make decisions about what
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