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  1. You make some very valid points about the influence that money can buy. They say money can’t buy happiness but it can sure buy lobbyists and PR firms that have heavy influence on the public perception on a given issue.

  2. …but didn’t you just talk about Religion, Politics, and Abortion?

    These are in fact important issues and worth having discussions on. You make some great points, but you are also reveling in cynicism and defeatism.

    I would argue that we need more, not less, civil engagement in the issues that we are passionate about. The true problem is when people ascribe moral deficit to those that do not agree with them as is oft the case with the charged issues of Religion, Politics and Abortion.

    It seems, maybe, that with the explosion of media outlets we can each seek out our own little echo chamber and have our point of view continually bolstered until we accidentally step out into the world and run into a real person. We then take offense at their assault on our delicately coiffured worldview and judge them a sociopath.

    Ideas are powerful and contagious and do lead to real change, for both good and ill. As a blogger, I suspect you already know this. I shudder at the thought of a world where people are in fact unwilling to talk Religion and Politics.

  3. Money Talks is the worst thing that anyone can chose to talk at a party or on the dinner table …
    I have tried once and will never do that again … :”((

  4. For the same reasons you should not talk about politics, you should not talk about religion. People actually  begin wars and kill one another over conflicting religious views. Why would you discuss these things in public? Your religion is your religion you have every right to that, but I feel that not speaking about it is more of  a precautionary measure for yourself.

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