A MULHER DO PRÓXIMO

terça-feira, março 17, 2009

segunda-feira, março 16, 2009

Vou hoje para Luanda : Vida NOVA !!!!!!!!

Imagens: Joseph Ntensibe (Uganda)

sexta-feira, março 06, 2009

a linha dura e crua

1. Os amigos veem e vão

2. Nem sempre temos o que queremos

3. Muitos gostam de ti, mas muitos não

4. Ninguém pode transformar a tua vida melhor do que tu próprio(a)

5. Vais falhar

6. Há dias de chuva

7. Talvez não haja amanhã

8. Há sempre alguém com mais do que nós

Moral vices prosper by dressing themselves as virtues. Niceness presents itself as benevolence, but is often merely an evasion of hard decisions that the realities of human nature require. And it has spread throughout our societies because it is often popular with voters. The road to hell, it is said, is paved with good intentions, and so is a good deal of democratic politics.

In our compassion, we have confused egalitarian 'fairness' with justice, and we have created a monstrous sense of entitlement.
Wherever standards are destroyed and merit is redefined, a sense of entitlement necessarily follows. This is true in any aspect of society. In the field of education, it manifests itself in the demand by students for high grades when they are not earned.And this has resulted thousands of defrauded young people who graduate with diplomas they cannot read, apply for jobs they cannot do, and are forced to remain in minimum wage jobs forever, because they cannot read, write, or perform basic computations.