Even
a bimbo knows that economics has moral implications. (Did I get paid
to use the word “Bimbo”?) It may be critical to be critical.
Judges are a symbol of the intellect. Can you discern what is best?
Yet spiritual seekers are admonished, “Don't judge!” (Matt7:1) So
you may relinquish your
powers of discernment to your psychic guru, a priest, or the nearest
craft store as advised by smiling evangelist politicians.
Oh, you noticed the “Hobby Lobby” decisions by the United States Supreme Court. The Supremes made a law that corporations can dictate what insurance coverage female employees get for birth control.
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| There have been nine men on the Supreme Court. Why not nine women? |
Reproductive functions are the most animal part of us. Humans can be diminished by genitalia. Or an individual can separate herself from beasts by making her own ethical decisions. For many women and politicians, a fundamental decision is to plump their own personal interests by pandering to male sexual insecurities. Too bad for the result: overpopulation now threatens to cause mass extinction.
This doesn't concern you. There are ants to be counted while tigers die. Take a long, deep breath. Lots of sophisticates practice “mindfulness.” It helps us stay in touch with our bodies and intuition: suspend judgment, because “It's all good.” Yet you may recall I was upset when a WiseMan™ challenged me, “How do you know mass extinction is bad?”
This doesn't concern you. There are ants to be counted while tigers die. Take a long, deep breath. Lots of sophisticates practice “mindfulness.” It helps us stay in touch with our bodies and intuition: suspend judgment, because “It's all good.” Yet you may recall I was upset when a WiseMan™ challenged me, “How do you know mass extinction is bad?”
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| Photo: “Tier im Recht” Foundation |
How? I
am a judge.
Another
judge, this one an actual court-enthroned one, just made a decision
to save the planet.
This “Game Changer for
the Climate”
ruling
gives
endangered species a chance to survive:
"A federal judge has blocked a coal project in the wilds of Colorado because federal agencies failed to consider the future global-warming damages from burning fossil fuels."In a land where “a corporation is a person, with a religion,” it is novel to ascribe an economic value to the harm that business practices make to actual living, breathing individuals who DIE.
...be a judge!
A sense of justice fuels righteous indignation, which is a clean-burning, sustainable energy source.
Are you worried that you'll get sucked into politics or something messy? Afraid of losing your privacy if you sign a petition?
I decided to ignore my own safety by going public about mass extinction in 2009. I threw caution to the "extreme weather event." In five years, the worst repercussion for me has been spam in my inbox. "But... what will people think? And how will God judge me?" Though I too was a trembling chicken, I was willing to lose all.
Instead I've just annoyed a few jerks.
I decided to ignore my own safety by going public about mass extinction in 2009. I threw caution to the "extreme weather event." In five years, the worst repercussion for me has been spam in my inbox. "But... what will people think? And how will God judge me?" Though I too was a trembling chicken, I was willing to lose all.
Instead I've just annoyed a few jerks.
Being a voice - and piggy bank - for Mother Nature and other oppressed females has, I judge, given me more integrity than anything else ever could. Moral authority is money to my soul. It even enriches my soul to protest when my government prompts a corporation to stick his religion in my uterus.
If a corporation could die, when he gets to the Leafy Gates he should be judged by a tribunal of extinct species. A dinosaur might say, "He didn't honor my grave. In fact, he burned me big time."
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