This book is a collection of seven essays on topics that deserve
our attention today. We live in trying times; so much so that it
often makes one want to scream All over the world, people fight.
"My way or the highway," seems to be everyone's motto. No one wants
to listen to anyone else. Our world is not a loving place; if
anything it is the opposite: a lusting place. Lust, masquerading as
love, too often gets us into trouble. We hurt others, we break the
law, we spread disease, we often get divorced when lust wears off,
and then we break our children's hearts. Rape is a nasty power
play. One person inflicts his desire to degrade or control on
another. Rape has become more common; it's even part of the rewards
of war This is evolution in reverse: the devolution of man. Women,
out of dire necessity often choose to prostitute themselves; it is
their bodies and they do have that right. Women-kidnapped, sold, or
lied to about nonexistent jobs-are forced to become prostitutes.
This is a crime worthy of strong punishment. Men who visit them may
get a sexually transmitted disease and bring it home to their wives
and children. As long as there is a demand for prostitutes, there
will be a supply; it is futile to try and stamp it out. The answer
is regulation and protection. Make it safer for the suppliers and
the demanders. Birth is a natural process, making hospitalization
unnecessary in most cases. Home births, unless complications are
expected, are actually safer, and they more easily allow for the
essential, skin-to-skin bonding between mother and baby, right
after the birth. It is not surprising that crime and violence are
escalating, especially among our children. Our children are violent
because they learn by observation, and what they observe is not
pretty. We must change their view. Schools need to do a much better
job educating our children. As of now, they are truly failing our
children. Single-sex classrooms have proven to be more effective in
teaching both sexes than co-ed classrooms. Girls and boys learn
differently, and if classrooms, or entire schools, are devoted to
one sex, the teaching can be tailored appropriately. Separate can
be equal and can lead to more equal opportunities. We are so into
technology. It follows us and clamors for our attention no matter
where we are. The cell phone is our best buddy. Televisions and
computers are even in our bedrooms. They're fun, but they may be
the ruin of us, especially television. Television messes with our
ability to imagine; if we can't imagine, we can't learn. Read it
and weep.
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