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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Addicted To Causes
On his radio show Friday, April 2nd, Dennis Prager said: “One of the phenomena of the progressive…parts of society is that they are so addicted to causes. There’s always a cause. If you could list normal left-wing causes and normal … Continue reading
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The Thrill Of Making Viruses
On his radio show yesterday, Dennis Prager said he did not understand why people made malicious computer viruses. What’s the thrill? I might be a bad person, because I immediately know the answer to this question. Making viruses that hurt … Continue reading
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Tagged bad person, computer viruses, Dennis Prager, forest fires, malicious computer
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Women Worry More
Alison Armstrong, relationships expert, was on Dennis Prager‘s radio show today. Alison: “The amygdala is much more active in women than in men, and much bigger, it is the worry center of the brain. Women tend to think that what … Continue reading
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Why Do American Jews Support Bigger Government?
Dennis Prager writes: One day, the descendants of this generation of American Jews will regret what their ancestors supported. As difficult as it is for many Jews to imagine, American Jews will not be on the left forever. Two hundred … Continue reading
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Tagged american jews, Dennis Prager, german jews, Judaism, moral system, personal liberty, unprecedented degree
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Dennis Prager Feeling More European
On his radio show Monday, Dennis said: “On the day after the darkest day in my lifetime. Obviously 9/11 was so dark in pure human tragedy, but it didn’t weaken America. In terms of weakening America, yesterday was by far … Continue reading
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Environmentally Sensitive Less Likely To Be Ethically Sensitive
From The Guardian: When Al Gore was caught running up huge energy bills at home at the same time as lecturing on the need to save electricity, it turns out that he was only reverting to “green” type. According to … Continue reading
Posted in Bnai David-Judea, Dennis Prager, Ethics, Green, R. Yosef Kanefsky
Tagged canadian psychologists, Dennis Prager, green consumers, honour system, organic baby food, virtuous acts
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Dennis Prager On Obamacare
On his radio show March 22, 2010, Dennis said: “For the last year, I expected this… There was no time when I thought this wouldn’t pass… “This is the Left. The Left will get this done. I know the Left … Continue reading
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Tagged catharsis, Dennis Prager, heart attack, radio show, rest of my life
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F. M. Alexander
The teachings of F.M. Alexander have had more influence on my life than those of any other teacher (aside from Dennis Prager). Reading the book F. Matthias Alexander: The Man and His Work by Lulie Westfeldt, I was struck by … Continue reading
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Tagged danger signal, Dennis Prager, f m alexander, f matthias alexander, mutual admiration society, promising opportunities
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What Is Social Justice?
On Friday, Dennis Prager received a call on his radio show from a woman wanting to know his definition of “social justice”. Dennis: “Social justice is overwhelmingly used by the Left when they don’t want to use the word ‘justice’ … Continue reading
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