Rich vs Poor - off topic
Posted: Mon May 02, 2005 2:47 pm
Hello,
I am not a homeopath and do not currently live outside of the US. I did
live in Algeria for awhile back in the 1970s and saw a bit of Africa,
post colonial times. Without a democratic or strong central government,
those larger family units - usually tribal- are often at odds with each
other. The Sunni and Shiites in Iraq for example. Algeria has its own
tribal/ethnic units and quite a bit of blood is spilled there. When you
speak of family units, David, I quite agree with you. A good family unit
is a valuable treasure. A bad one needs some influence from a hopefully
better society. The two function together -society and the family unit.
So, in general I would agree with you but I think Eden has its own
issues.
Laura Peterson
I am not a homeopath and do not currently live outside of the US. I did
live in Algeria for awhile back in the 1970s and saw a bit of Africa,
post colonial times. Without a democratic or strong central government,
those larger family units - usually tribal- are often at odds with each
other. The Sunni and Shiites in Iraq for example. Algeria has its own
tribal/ethnic units and quite a bit of blood is spilled there. When you
speak of family units, David, I quite agree with you. A good family unit
is a valuable treasure. A bad one needs some influence from a hopefully
better society. The two function together -society and the family unit.
So, in general I would agree with you but I think Eden has its own
issues.
Laura Peterson