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And Now We Boycott Target?

Rainbow shopping bag    "So, it’s come to this in the good ol’ U.S. of A. Private corporations are so running our politics that we have to direct our political energy to boycotting and supporting large businesses in order to change anything.
    Our national values are now promoted to elected leaders by multi-million-dollar, trans-national corporations, and our effort will be attempting to force them to dictate right values to our politicians. They’ve become the most influential go-betweens between our government and citizens.
     To the extent that we like being defined primarily as consumers, I guess this makes total sense. This definition now affects how Americans think about life and their own lives.
     In the USA, a good citizen is a good consumer -- we’d prefer to call them “wise” consumers. Our country is therefore built upon “consumer confidence” and faith in the retailing that that in fact supports...."

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Relationship Column logoDr. Minor on Love, Dating, and Relationships
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"There’s no way around the fact that ending a long-term relationship, or even many short-term ones, is a task that’s filled with emotion and stress. Even if it’s the right thing to do, it’s often traumatic enough to put off as long as possible.
We’re likely to search high and low for ways to do it without personal confrontation or without hurting the feelings of someone we think should be an ex. There’s quite a distance between what we might have decided we should do and the implementation of the severing process.
We tend, then, to put it off until we’re desperate. There are often good or bad reasons for that...."

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When Religion Is an Addiction in the News

"Overcoming Religious Addiction in the GOP"

Book of the Week, July 28 - August 3, 2008 — Menstuff.org

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"The Higher Power of Addiction"

Dr. Minor's Newest Book
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