May 20, 200818 yr I'm ashamed of what I fight for as "important" when I read things like this: UNICEF estimates that 6 million Ethiopian children under the age of 5 are at risk and that more than 120,000 have only about a month to live. Famine fears for seven million Ethiopian children
May 21, 200818 yr I'm ashamed of what I fight for as "important" when I read things like this: Famine fears for seven million Ethiopian children You are right.
May 21, 200818 yr While that is tragic what is important is what is going on here. The over 7 million who are under nourished and over 2 million homeless in the United Stated is what should be a priority here, and when we take care of our own, we can start helping others.
May 21, 200818 yr Author I'm sorry, but there are not 120,000 with less than a month to live because they have no food.
May 21, 200818 yr ^ I agree. I would like to see the report of the last U.S. citizen who starved to death. Our fences will never completely be repaired, we need to help those in need at the same time as ourselves. With the money we spent on bottled water in this country last year, we could pay to make Ethiopia fertile and agrarian.
May 21, 200818 yr While that is tragic what is important is what is going on here. The over 7 million who are under nourished and over 2 million homeless in the United Stated is what should be a priority here, and when we take care of our own, we can start helping others. I agree that we need to help our own, too, but does God look at us for what we do for our own or for others? There is a difference between starvation and undernourishment, too.
May 21, 200818 yr I agree that we need to help our own, too, but does God look at us for what we do for our own or for others? There is a difference between starvation and undernourishment, too. As individuals, others. As a country I feel God looks at us as either with Israel or against them and everything begins and ends there.
May 21, 200818 yr Author On a global stage, I don't think God sees one country above another. It's all one world, and we are all each other's keepers.
May 21, 200818 yr On a global stage, I don't think God sees one country above another. It's all one world, and we are all each other's keepers. I agree completely. I doubt God sees political boundaries.
May 21, 200818 yr On a global stage, I don't think God sees one country above another. It's all one world, and we are all each other's keepers. SO God does not care if the Jewish people have their homeland?
May 21, 200818 yr Author I'm pretty sure that doesn't supercede children starving to death. And, as far as what God feels about the Jewish having a homeland, I would say that's a different topic, and and really not even relevant to this discussion.
May 21, 200818 yr On a global stage, I don't think God sees one country above another. It's all one world, and we are all each other's keepers. True. But what we are getting in return isn't anywhere near what we dish out. How much help did we send after the Tsuinami? How much did we accept after Katrina? We are far too arrogant when it comes to accepting help from others.
May 21, 200818 yr ^ I agree. I would like to see the report of the last U.S. citizen who starved to death. . http://wjz.com/local/cult.javon.2.724234.html http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=8249504 http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080509/GJNEWS_01/888959128 That's just today.
May 21, 200818 yr Author I'm sorry....I don't look at helping others in a way that we should expect to get something in return.
May 21, 200818 yr Author http://wjz.com/local/cult.javon.2.724234.html http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=8249504 http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080509/GJNEWS_01/888959128 That's just today. Not for lack of food, though. Those are completely different scenarios.
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