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Face of compassion that inspires billions
2008-05-31 12:24:00 Face of compassion that inspires billions By Upali Salgadohttp://www.sundaytimes.l-k The central figure in the story of Buddhism is Sakyamuni Gotama Buddha (also known as Gauthama Buddha). Gotama Buddha was born 2,552 years ago at Lumbini, in Nepal. He belonged to the Sakya clan, and Gotama was the family name. He was a prince, having at birth 32 unusual signs on his body, which, according to the royal court seers, indicated he would be either a Chakravarthi (Universal Monarch) or a religious leader. The Buddha?s noble philosophy, or dharma, is followed by more than three billion people across Asia. The Buddha was an extraordinary man, a ?Maha Purisha?. As a human being, he had no connections with the creator God or any other supernatural being. An extraordinary man (?Accariya Manussa?), he was beyond the human state inwardly, though living an admira...
Winning the world through: Extreme compassion
2008-05-31 12:01:00 Winning the world through: Extreme compassion Agga Maha Panditha Most Venerable Kotugoda Dhammavasa Thera Pic : Iresha Waduge All of life?s most difficult problems could be better understood if we genuinely put the Buddha?s teachings into practice as his noble doctrine lay great stress on the development of the moral and spiritual character for a happy peaceful and contented society. As Buddhists around the world celebrate Vesak Full Moon poya day commemorating the birth, Enlightenment and Parinirvana of the Buddha tomorrow, the Sunday Observer had a Dhamma discussion with the President of the Amarapura Maha Sangha Sabha , Agga Maha Panditha Most Venerable Kotugoda Dhammavasa Thera to enlighten our readers on the teachings of the Buddha.. By Samangie Wettimuny samangie@sundayobserver.lk Q1: The modern society gives an undue importance to outward appearance. The youth of today resort to various int...
Creative Collaboration and Compassion Adventures & Blog Duet with Yvonne Pe
2008-05-29 17:18:00 Click here to read about my Nashville trip last week. Click here to read Yvonne Perry’s report “Janet Riehl’s Nashville Visit” on Yvonne Perry’s Writers in the Sky blogspot. The Riehl Family on the Homeplace…everyone played music or wrote poetry as a matter of course. Anna Riehl, my grandmother, in foreground, wrote the poetry collection “On ...
Compassion Can Change Your Brain and Make You Happier
2008-05-29 07:00:00 Many of us fall into the trap of seeking happiness through material possessions or external circumstances many of which are beyond our control. It is as if there is a voice in our brains saying the words “if only.” If only I had a better job, a bigger house, friends, lovers, fame, cars, boats, and so ...
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Is wisdom really necessary in order to generate compassion
2008-05-27 04:02:00 It seems that my assertion from the article Philosophy as Practice raised some eyebrows. …without the ability to analyze and use critical thinking, even the compassion spoken of in Buddhism cannot be fully developed. Therefore the wisdom lineage, as in ?method and wisdom?, pervades the method lineage. I was surprised by the doubt raised by this statement, ...
Interpret tough experience as an exercise in compassion
2008-05-27 03:14:00 You may already be thinking, "that's all well and good, but to find the positive isn't always a piece of cake." Do you really listen to yourself? When will you focus on who you are?Its common to encounter people who seem negative, undiplomatic, critical or even downright nasty. Your impulse may be anger and a desire to retaliate, to show them some of their own medicine. Other options exist. What about showing some compassion?How easy it seems to forget reasons explain why people are as they are. Once a thief, always a thief? Not necessarily. Recall the story of Jean Valjean in Les Miserables by Victor Hugo? As a child, he stole bread to eat and was sent to prison. When he got out, people wouldn't hire him as he had a record. So, he stole again. It was all he knew to survive. When a clergyman forgave him and generously gave him the silver he had stolen, this man encouraged ...
A Memorial Weekend Shout Out For Project Compassion
2008-05-24 15:50:00 My brother has been active in the military since he was 17 years old. Honestly, his heart has been there since he was about 6. From the age of 9 on up you would find him in camouflage every moment he wasn't in school clothes or church clothes. Christmas, Birthdays and any other gift-giving appropriate holiday would find him asking for more 'army men' in which he would built huge war scenes
Ray of Hope Motivation for today
2008-05-20 18:51:00 Standing for what you believe in regardless of the odds against you, and the pressure that tears at your resistance ...is Courage.Keeping a smile on your face when inside you feel like dying, for the sake of supporting others ...is Strength.Stopping at nothing and doing what's in your heart that you know is right ...is Determination. Doing more than is expected, to make another's life a little more bearable, without uttering a single complaint ...is Compassion. Helping a friend in need, no matter the time or effort, to the best of your ability ...is Loyalty. Holding your head high And being the best you know you can be when life seems to fall apart at your feet, ...is Fortitude.Facing each difficulty with thoughts that time will bring you better tomorrows, And never giving up... ...is Confidence.Have A Great Day http://smsmp3video.blogspot.com-
By: RayOfHope
Notes From Lakewood Church-The Compassion of Lakewood
2008-05-13 22:15:00 What a wonderful thing to do! Michael & Carrie are such sweet people. I love to hear Carrie sing and Michael is a great guitar player. My hubby introduced me to Michael and he took the time to talk to my little ones about learning to play the guitar. No TagsSHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Notes From Lakewood Church-The Compassion of Lakewood", url: "http://www.1800gospel.com/2008-/05/notes-from-lakewood-church--the-compassion-of-lakewood/" });
compassion
2008-05-02 16:34:00 Why is compassion more easily expressed by those who think they can do something to help? Take that away and you will find faces sour. So is our charity truly altruistic, or just for the purpose of fanning our egos?
muted compassion
2008-05-01 12:45:00 Thursday 1 Manic mornings are one way to get May off to a flying start. Ma is not well – possibly an enlarged liver – and she is still not eating properly. Emails and calls all over the place, plus a business meeting and a NandD trying to get Ma into a private hospital in case ...
The Power of Love and Compassion
2008-04-24 00:00:00 I often participate in joint venture (jv) campaigns. If you're unfamiliar with how they work, it's a great marketing tool. You have a product you've created that you want to promote and you invite people on the web to join with you. They contribute a bonus item (an eBook, audio, report, ...
Link: The Scientific Basis of Compassion?What We Know Now & What We all Can
2008-04-18 18:39:00 Photo by Eden Maxwell, from the Tibetan Museum on Staten Island His Holiness the Dalai Lama is joined at this event by four distinguished panelists. In addition to the interaction of the panelists, you’ll see short videos on the panelists’ work. Here’s the link for April 11, 2008 session (9-11 PST) at University of Washington, moderated ...
Compassion Forum A Stark Opposite To Republican Debates
2008-04-14 22:27:00 Last night, Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama participated in a Compassion Forum on CNN, which wasn't so much a presidential debate as it was a separate interview with each candidate, filled with slow, carefully-chosen, politically-correct phrases and many references to God, faith, love, grace, and mysteries. Essentially, both candidates said the same types of things. They don't know if God wants either of them to be President of the United States. They are people of great faith. They respect other's faiths.The calm setting was a far cry from the nail-biting, selectively-enforced response times allotted to the Republican presidential candidates in their debates. The last GOP debate - excluding the February 2nd New York MySpace forum in which only two of the Republicans (Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee) participated - was on January 30th, 2008 in Simi Valley, California, hosted by CNN at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.
God, Faith, Politics, and Democrats: Compassion Forum Review
2008-04-14 06:31:00 Well, the Compassion Forum was a great opportunity for the candidates to reach out and build some street credibility with evangelical voters. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama both accepted the opportunity to speak at this sort of “Evangelical Townhall” meeting. I was even asked to attend, but I’m too busy and too broke ...
By: KTracy.com
How Did Hillary Prepare for the Compassion ?Faith and Values? Forum?
2008-04-13 23:40:00 That’s a beer Hillary is chugging at a campaign stop in Crown Point, Indiana. And can you imagine the surprised look on my face when I saw this picture blown up and thrown on the front page of the Post Tribune? The Post Tribune is the leading regional newspaper in Northwest Indiana. Oh, but ...
By: KTracy.com
Real Symbolic Actions: Flowers Feed Compassion
2008-04-12 13:33:00 Hostesses and the floral industry have known this for a long time. But the symbolic action of giving and receiving flowers makes people happy. The tangible symbol of being surrounded by flowers, makes people happier. Now the Home Ecology of Flowers Sudy at Harvard reveals that: 1) Flowers Feed Compassion. 2) Flowers chase away anxieties, worries and ...
Dalai Lama Set to Discuss Compassion
2008-04-11 15:57:00 SEATTLE (AP) — Flanked by security personnel, the Dalai Lama made his way through a downtown hotel lobby as fellow Tibetans bowed and raised their voices in song. The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader was to anchor a five-day conference on compassion that begins Friday in his first visit to the United States since the recent turmoil ...
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Of Politics and Compassion
2008-04-09 20:15:00 If I were to elevate one flaw I have above all the others, it would be that I am not nearly compassionate enough. This is not to say that I’m exceptionally brutal or mean, merely that I see in myself the same flaw I see in the vast majority of others. The easiest example of this ...
Compassion in Action
2008-04-05 01:02:00 At present I am reading the book Compassion in Action by Ram Dass and Mirabai Bush. It was a book that I bought simply because I wanted to read some Ram Dass and could not find his classic Be Here Now at any local shoppes. But, despite my initial supposition that it was a book I did ...
Where Is The Sense Of Compassion
2008-04-03 15:03:00 CLICK IMAGE BELOW TO VOTE FAUZI I started an open discussion about "Animal Rights" a few days ago to get all my blog catalog users (majority based in America) to post their personal views, their points and also to share their thoughts about wearing fur. And I was quite happy to see many of them took their time to post their comments. Yes, there was a debate over this issue. Take a look [LINK]I was quite amazed that some said, it's OKAY to wear fur. This is why I don't understand. Like wisdom, compassion is uniquely human quality. So where is the sense of compassion? Where is the love for animals ya'll? I really hope that anyhoo out there who couldn't care less with Animal Rights, I'd suggest you bastards to tune in to Discovery Channel or even Animal Planet right after this okay. I promise you will learn alot! You think this is a joke? Fuck it!I hope you know where I stand, do you?CLICK CLICK CLICK!http://www.blogcatalog.co-m/discuss/entry/would-you-wear--fur-a-yes-or-a-no
Civic Responsibility, Compassion, Walking the Talk
2008-04-01 18:10:00 I’m one of those who other’s call social or liberal, in being a businesswoman, often they are saying this about me in a negative way. Yet I believe at the core that we, as humans, Americans, inhabitants of cities, counties, living in neighborhoods, have a civic responsibility to each other and our community. I live in a small area of town but I’m a part of the larger city, my company is in a small part of the city but I service customers all over the globe, everyone is treated the same. We’ve all heard the saying “Think Globally and Act Locally”, it has great merit, think of the whole but act in your zone of influence. A quote I recently saw from His Holiness the Dalai Lama really brought this home and rang so true: “Adopting an attitude of universal responsibility is essentially a personal matter. The real test of compassion is not what we say in abstract discussions but how we conduct ourselves in daily life.” -His Holiness the Dal...
By: Beyond Zen...
no compassion for chimeras
2008-03-25 12:54:00 Tuesday 25 One of the subsets of my credo is in the Principle of Cause and Effect. While the ideal is for harmony of the whole, in essence, there is no right or wrong. Every individual makes his or her choices with every single thought, let alone action. Our spiritual nature means nothing stands still, ...
On Compassion
2008-03-21 11:28:00 “…you might think that we are saying: Love only yourself, and not others. Or it might feel to you that we are encouraging an either/or sort of thing, where you take care of you and you don’t take care of them. Where really what we’re saying is, if you don’t take care of you, you ...
Daily Kos Wishes U.S. Was Invaded To Regain Its ‘Compassion’
2008-03-18 18:37:00 Via Newsbusters Little Green Footballs has reported on the latest left-wing lunacy from the incredibly popular Democrat website Daily Kos, the Internet force that nearly every presidential contender sought out for support. The diarist “professorfate” thinks Americans are not only a flock of sheep, but that they need an invasion and occupation on their own soil ...
righteous anger yes but show compassion
2008-03-10 13:01:00 Monday 10 Amazingly, I slept through the ravages of the October ?87 storm. I even set out in the car for a sales appointment with Southern Water, if I recall correctly. I was working for Retix at the time and living in North Ascot ? and, all power to my determination, I actually got as far ...
Then Jesus called his disciples unto him, and said, I have compassion on th
2008-02-29 14:29:00 Mat 15:32 Then Jesus called his disciples unto him, and said, I have compassion on the multitude, because they continue with me now three days, and have nothing to eat: and I will not send them away fasting, lest they faint in the way.Good morning friends, we had another awesome night in Missions Revival as we were blessed by the sweet spirit that has continued to be with us so far! We were able to hear from Bro. Alexander Spear about the burden that the Lord has placed on his heart to reach the people on the island of Puerto Rico! Again the preaching was great as we were able to hear from Bro. Carl Stanly going to Tanzania. It seems the Lord has impressed upon his heart to continue with the theme of compassion, and if you look at what was preached last night then you would see it fits right in with the overall theme of our Missions Revival "God Giveth The Increase"! You see it was compassion that lead the Lord to look upon the crowd and it was the same compassion no doubt that the ...
But when he saw the multitudes, he was moved with compassion on them
2008-02-28 14:44:00 Mat 9:36 But when he saw the multitudes, he was moved with compassion on them, because they fainted, and were scattered abroad, as sheep having no shepherd.Well good morning again my friends. Last night started off our missions revival and how great it was! We were able to see a good crowd in attendance and I am personally praying for that same bunch to make it again tonight plus more! We have had two missionaries arrive safely last evening and they were able to settle in before the services. What a joy it is to have them with us and prepared to share with us the burden that God has placed on their hearts. We started off the services with some excellent singing and then a special that was sang by some young ladies in the church. Our first missionary to present his burden was from Bessemer, Alabama and the Lord dealt with him to go to the country of Tanzania. It is a relatively poor country compared to most of the world, and the missionary has already been in country serving for a ye...
North Korea's Doing Just Fine
2008-02-26 20:23:00 We all knew that North Korea was a little bit iffy, but this latest story shows that Kim Jong Il has finally turned the corner and is making things better for the poor bastards that make up the population of this most bizarre and oppresive of countries. In this case Kim Jong Il, Grand Poo Bah of North Korea, has decided to provide completely unique and totally free sports entertainment for his huddled masses.Via the Daily Mail of London A North Korean factory boss accused of making international phone calls was executed by a firing squad in front of 150,000 people, it emerged today. The manager was gunned down in a sports stadium in South Pyongan province after authorities claimed he'd installed 13 (phone lines) in a basement to reach the outside worldAfter the execution the North Korean crowd, already well known for its rowdy and fun-loving nature, showed its respect for human life by stampeding on its way out the door, killing 6 more.Six people were also crushed to death and 34 ...
YouTubesday: Skid Row Kids and Saved For Compassion
2008-02-26 18:15:00 YouTubesday is going to be slim today, mainly because I have three videos I’d strongly encourage you to watch, and they are a little bit longer then most. GOOD Magazine has been making some amazing videos. Particularly this one fits well with much of the topics on this blog, it’s about Skid Row in LA. ...
By: Trying to Follow
Compassion, Real or Fake?
2008-02-25 11:30:00 I've came across a observation that I have finally seemed to put my finger on and it deals with compassion towards our patients and with all health care workers that I have dealt with.First off how about a definition which I took off of Wikipedia:Compassion is an understanding of the emotional state of another or oneself. Not to be confused with empathy, compassion is often combined with a desire to alleviate or reduce the suffering of another or to show special kindness to those who suffer. However, compassion may lead an individual to feel empathy with another person.Now that that is out of the way I will continue.As health care workers we need to be able to show compassion and empathy towards people who are not feeling well or even dying. This is something we are told in school that we need to use is compassion towards our patients.Understand that not everyone in health care is able to show compassion and those are the one try entirely to hard to fake showing compassion. This is...
Various Artists: Keep Singing - A Benefit Compilation for Compassion Over K
2008-02-17 15:55:00 Various Artists: Keep Singing - A Benefit Compilation for Compassion Over KillingFinally a non-PETA benefiting animal rights comp. The album benefits the animal rights group, Compassion Over Killing. The comp features such big name artists as Strike Anywhere and Ampere.The album does a good job of showing where veganism stands in modern music. The compilation for the most part features only hardcore bands and singer songwriters and that is exactly who I think of when I think of vegans.The album starts off truly horribly with the ham-handed political anthem "Too Cool to Cry" by Gina Young. The first few seconds of lyrics made me not too cool to cry for the death of subtlety in political music.Strike Anywhere turn in their usually sociopolitical melodic hardcore outing. The song is good and will live up to any expectation their fans might have.Noisy hardcore bands like Life At These Speeds, Attrition, and In First Person rule the first part of the compilation while wussy soft roc...
Compassion in World Farming
2008-02-15 00:00:00 The FAO Report “Livestock’s Long Shadow” (2006) highlighted the grave environmental impact of the global increase in meat production and...
What is Compassion in World Farming?
2008-02-15 00:00:00 Compassion in World Farming (CIWF) is the leading non-governmental organization (NGO) working internationally to advance the welfare of farm animals...
COMPASSION
2008-02-11 05:28:00 We tend to add all kind of things To what's already there No wonder we are all confused When pressure comes to bear Everyone has helpful tips To get us through the mire But what it all boils down to Is the need to call Him sire. Gravitating to the poor And those without a crown He wants to share His walk with us The one on which we frown Until our hearts are full of love Compassion oozing out We are missing simple truth Of what it's all about.
By: Verseodium
Building self-esteem: honesty and compassion
2008-02-05 00:00:00 The two factors I have found most important to a healthy self-esteem are honesty and compassion. These tools are far more effective than the traditional methods of praising and nurturing yourself. The value of honesty is that it ensures that we have nothing to hide. When we tell the truth to ourselves, and tell the ...
China: Programmed By Fellows With Compassion And Vision?
2008-02-03 15:21:00 A just machine to make big decisions Programmed by fellows with compassion and vision We'll be clean when their work is done We'll be eternally free yes and eternally young Donald Fagan, IGY Could not help but think of the above song after reading Silicon Hutong's Post, "Who Got Your Vision?" Post is on the division of vision as between businesspeople and government leaders in the United States, versus businesspeople and government leaders in China. Silicon Hutong repeats the following "interesting theory," recently told to him by a Chinese national: "In America ... your businessmen have dreams and great vision and operate accordingly. But your leaders are preoccupied with the present, grabbing votes, staying popular. In China, it is different....Our government leaders are the ones with the great dreams and vision, and our businessmen are preoccupied with the present, grabbing as much money as they can now, and to...
By: China Law Blog
Misguided Compassion
2008-02-02 13:45:00 This article originally appeared at The Agon. ESPN is giving a good deal of attention to the story of Army Lt. Col. Greg Gadson, a wounded Iraq War veteran and supporter of the New York Giants. In many ways, there are compelling reasons for this attention. Gadson was injured in Iraq when his
By: A Wikia Wiki
Thankful Thursday ~ Compassion
2008-01-31 02:32:00 “When he went ashore he saw a great crowd, and he had compassion on them, because they were like sheep without a shepherd. And he began to teach them many things.” ~ Mark 6:34 (ESV) Good evening Ladies - How was your week? I hope that you had a great one. Although I had my ...
By: Sting My Heart
Mary Lou Retton: Compassion for Marion Jones
2008-01-30 18:01:00 “I am not a lawyer,” says the Olympian, “but I didn’t think they needed to send her to jail” More: continued here
By: Feed Me Gossip
Compassion - christiansquoting.org.uk
2008-01-28 21:41:00 Compassion will cure more sins than condemnation.-- Henry Ward BeecherThe best exercise for strengthening the heart is reaching down and lifting people up.-- Ernest Blevins
By: Christian Quoter
Respect for religious beliefs stems primarily from politics, not compassion
2008-01-28 19:22:00 Religious moderates and appeasing nontheists frequently admonish those critical of religious belief to respect the beliefs of others. They often frame the treatment of religious beliefs in terms of respect, civility and compassion. I have argued that these considerations are merely the tip of the iceberg, with main operative factor being political power. If considerations ...
Compassion Wins MySpace Award!
2008-01-27 13:00:00 Compassion won the MySpace Impact Award for the January 2008 Poverty Relief category! A big thanks to all of you that voted. Stay tuned to Compassion’s MySpace page. We’ll be giving members of MySpace the opportunity to vote on how the … Original post by Tom Emmons
By: Play Video Games
Human Compassion At The Work Place Posted By : Kellie M Hastings
2008-01-26 23:01:00 Does Compassion come with a hefty price. If so, then why? More: continued here
2007 in Review - by Compassion Over Killing
2008-01-23 00:20:00 I just found these two videos by COK reviewing what took place in 2007 and 2006. They're really nice to watch and show that hopefully there is a shifting consciousness towards eating and living without causing harm to animals. I hope you enjoy them! But please note that there are some difficult parts which show factory farming. Posted by: The String Bean
By: Vegan Bean
Compassion and me
2008-01-21 23:26:00 Copyright © [##2008##] [##Robin J##]. Visit the original article at http://guidetolifeblog.com/blog-1/2008/01/21/compassion-and-me/-.When we talk about compassion,empathy and caring we assume these traits to be things to give to others. We talk of compassion people who listen and respond to the needs of others. We hold them in high regard and try to manifest the same qualities ...
When Comfort and Compassion Matter Most
2008-01-18 05:55:00 This letter has been received from the National Hospice Foundation:(Click image to see in official letterhead) Dear Bob, On behalf of the National Hospice Foundation, thank you very much for making us one of the "3 Reasons" for which you pedaled over 6,500 miles last year. Your check was a wonderful way to end 2007 and usher in the New Year. Congratulations — when you set out to celebrate a milestone birthday, you certainly do it in generous style. Doubling your original goal of $65,000 is just incredible! As promised when we began this journey together in 2006, the funds you raised will support public awareness initiatives for hospice andd palliative care through NHPCO's Caring Connections. So as you hoped, more families will learn about the quality end-of-life care that hospice provides when comfort and compassion matter most. Please accept this letter as a receipt for the $130,065 we received from Barrington Area Development Council. Again, th...
When Comfort and Compassion Matter Most
2008-01-18 05:55:00 This letter has been received from the National Hospice Foundation:(Click image to see in official letterhead) Dear Bob, On behalf of the National Hospice Foundation, thank you very much for making us one of the "3 Reasons" for which you pedaled over 6,500 miles last year. Your check was a wonderful way to end 2007 and usher in the New Year. Congratulations ??? when you set out to celebrate a milestone birthday, you certainly do it in generous style. Doubling your original goal of $65,000 is just incredible! As promised when we began this journey together in 2006, the funds you raised will support public awareness initiatives for hospice andd palliative care through NHPCO's Caring Connections. So as you hoped, more families will learn about the quality end-of-life care that hospice provides when comfort and compassion matter most. Please accept this letter as a receipt for the $130,065 we received from Barrington Area Development Council. Again, th...
Media Alert: David Aaronovitch - A Different Kind Of Compassion
2008-01-11 10:21:00 by Media Lens If “The wages of sin is death”, the returns must seem altogether less bleak to Tony Blair. In November, Blair was reported to have received £237,000 for a 20-minute speech before an audience of Chinese entrepreneurs. While his salary as prime minister was £186,429 a year, it now takes him two high-profile speeches to earn the same amount. Analysts estimate that he could earn £3m simply by speaking 50 nights a year. Blair will also supplement his income as an adviser to international investment bank JP Morgan - a job that could net him £500,000 a year. This is all in addition to the £4.5m he is being paid for his memoirs. Blair also finds himself in a position to reward the journalists who loyally supported him as he deceived the public and waged his wars. A notable example is Times columnist David Aaronovitch who, last November, published an article in the Times based on a three-part BBC TV interview with Blair, The Blair Years, shown later that month. Last ...
Canada, Cannabis and Compassion. cf: our New Zeal for Prohibition
2008-01-11 05:17:00 WHY IS CANADA COPYING FAILURE?Larry Campbell, is a member of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP), an international, non-profit educational organization made up of current and former members of law enforcement who believe the existing U.S. drug policies have failed. extract: Vancouver Sun, BC, 8 Jan 2008 image: (http://www.drcnet.org/wol/mayo-rcampbell.jpg)The Harper Government's U.S.-Style Tough Line on Drugs Benefits No One but Criminals and Their SyndicatesIs there really anyone anywhere in Canada who believes that U.S. drug policies are working? Or that they are deserving of being copied here?This is the direction {Canadian} Prime Minister Stephen Harper would have us go.More prisons and more people in prisons has not worked for our southern neighbours, and there is no logic behind the move to increase criminal penalties for drugs.In fact, logic dictates that we move away from criminalization and focus instead on a policy that emphasizes medical intervention for those Cana... |
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