Daily Topics - Tuesday November 26th, 2013

Hour One: What Would Jesus Do...with the banksters? Peter Schiff, The Peter Schiff Show / Plus, are spanked children more likely to be criminals?

Hour Two: What would you call this Do-Nothing Congress? David Bender, Progressive Voices

Hour Three: Absused by the TSA? There's an app for that - Rajdeep Singh, The Sikh Coalition

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ckrob 12 years 41 weeks ago
#1

There is an example in which Jesus took on the banksters of his time. In fact, it's the only time he actually directed violence against anyone that's recorded. He drove the money-changers from the Temple with a flail. Both the money-changers and the hierarchy took their cut out of the poor's effort to make required sacrifice. They actually made the rite out of the financial reach of the poorest in their society. Regarding 'free market:' it is only free to the folks who control it. Don't look behind the curtain, there's no one there!

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