Paul D'Caesar
A philosopher with an independent, open mind. I am an information junky. I love reading and learning, and I like to debate, but will listen to other fact-based opinions, and weigh all data before forming my own opinion, and will keep my mouth shut on topics I don't know about. I believe that it's our job (not the government's) to raise our children and choose what's best for them and ourselves. I believe in freedom, and in the separation of church and state. I'm respectful, polite, and generally love people. I am White and straight, and think everyone should have the same rights as I regardless of race, color, religious beliefs, or sexual preference. In fact, the ONE thing I am not tolerant about is intolerance.
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The Saga of the Prom (drag) QueenA how-to in mishandling a delicate situation. Regardless of your position for or against gays, the hypocrisy of the institution and the parents that accept, and then do not, deserves to be called out.
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More Controversy in Florida in the Form of an Ultrasound-Abortion BillRepublican lawmakers in Florida discreetly take away a little bit of our freedom, with a bill that's not about information or health care, but about an ideology.
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Para La Madre Que No Me Tuvo (For the Mother Who Didn't Have Me)This is a poem in Spanish for my aunt who was like a mother to me throughout my life. She is my mother-figure who never bore a child of her own, and this poem applies to any such angelic lady.
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Heartbreak: an Alternative PerspectiveIn a "me" society, it is very easy to assume the role of victim and feel like someone wronged us when faced with a breaking heart. Maybe we should consider looking at it from a different point of view, and accepting its normalcy.
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Religion and Mental HealthWhat I believe has a powerful influence in how I see myself and the world that surrounds me. It makes some people see evidence, where others see questions. More importantly, it changes how we see ourselves.