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Post 20

Sunday, October 20, 2013 - 9:11amSanction this postReply
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"It has been noted that the American revolution began in taverns, whereas the French revolution began in coffeehouses. Make of that what you will."

That was my closing comment to your original Teetotaler article.  I do not dispute your facts.  I only underscore Aristotle's call for moderation.


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Wednesday, November 12, 2014 - 10:27amSanction this postReply
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A brief Web search recently on the name of the young lady described in Post 5 of this thread revealed an interesting series of developments in the space of one year.

  1. She (age 20) eloped with the father (age 27) of her forthcoming child at the end of October 2013 shortly before she and I excommunicated each other over disagreements about how she was conducting her life.
  2. Presumably her infant made it safely into this world in December 2013 as due though I cannot confirm that nor can I confirm what became of the child after that.
  3. A standard news report list of divorces in her local area revealed they filed for divorce in June 2014.
  4. Another standard news report list of marriages revealed she (age 21) married a much older man (age 39) in October 2014 in Rexburg, Idaho, location of the Mormon university from which she was supposedly expelled in the Spring 2012 term under suspicious circumstances: her story to me stating she hated her roommate for being black and for accusing the young lady of being a lesbian which drove the young lady to flee the university in a rage and consequently to fail all classes by missing final examinations; her story to her former sister-in-law stating that she was expelled for violating curfew and for drinking Mountain Dew, a beverage strictly forbidden under Mormon teachings.

Flakey, flakey, flakey.

 

I am so glad I quit Facebook.

 

(Edited by Luke Setzer on 11/12, 10:28am)



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Friday, November 11, 2016 - 5:06pmSanction this postReply
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At age 23, she has filed for divorce from her second husband two years after marrying him, and she now lives in a solitary mobile home in the middle of nowhere, perhaps with roommates who may or may not care for her and her child.

 

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Please, please, please, encourage all young persons you know to get all the education they need to live prosperous lives as early in life as possible, and seriously to consider postponing sexual gratification until after completing college and commencing career.  After learning just how hard those latter two goals are, and understanding how one mistake in the sexual arena can send one's life permanently careening out of control, they might just understand the importance of all approaches to sound birth control ranging from sobriety first and foremost to abstinence to dual-barrier methods to pharmaceuticals to abortions as a last resort.  As I told a young person recently about entering college: "First, stay sober.  Second, don't get pregnant.  Everything else is a matter of detail."

 

Single Moms and Welfare Woes: A Higher-Education Dilemma

 

(Edited by Luke Setzer on 11/11, 5:08pm)



Post 23

Friday, November 11, 2016 - 7:38pmSanction this postReply
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There is no substitute for making good choices... and few do-overs in life.



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