America's Misplaced Priorities - Nudity Versus War

The ubiquitous news article created by the Super Bowl of last season was a priority, and in the United States our story seems to be very confused. A few days after the game, we heard a talkative lecture about various social nonconformities caused by so-called "clothing failures" inherent in deprivation of black women by Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake white men. Racial discrimination against sexual violence. Male behavior that exposes women in public. In the United States, prejudice and unfair treatment is a serious problem of pollution, but the so-called Nipplegate controversy occurs only because Jackson is willing to think safely that Jackson is deliberately conspiracy.

Part of the problem is the misplacement priority. In the past few decades, the US economic policy has received one goal. It is to expand G.D.P. We measure G.D.P. We are always talking about economic growth. Between 1975 and 2015, the G.D.P. in the USA tripled. But what does this growth use if this means that large USs are thrown away for efficiency reasons? Similarly, in the past few decades, the welfare policy of the United States has focused on consumption - funds are provided to the poor for the poor to consume more. But we have not succeeded in helping the poor to create more things so that we can control our lives. We currently spend more than $ 20,000 per year on per capita government's poverty expenditure for economic situation surveys. However, the average poverty rate from 2000 to 2015 is higher than from 1970 to 1985.

America spends more money to imprison citizens than to educate them. This is not an exaggeration - this is the truth! The new report "misplaced" in NAACP shows how much the state spends on the criminal justice system compared to the educational system - what does this mean for our community? What can you do about this crisis? Therefore the National Coloring Promotion Association launched a petition calling all 50 governors to solve this problem straight through a series of sensible reforms to ensure the safety of this community. Now add your name and make sure you hear your voice in your capital city: http: //action.naacp.org/MisplacedPriorties

For a long time, we knew that judging economic progress and success from a volume (financial) point of view would lead to dangerous distortion and erroneous priorities. In 1972, Limits to Growth warned that unrestricted growth and exhaustion of finite planetary resources could have destructive environmental consequences. While some predictions are postponed due to the abnormal resilience of the planetary system, recent research suggests that we are now very close to the "business as usual" collision scenario we have now witnessed the author's warning . In the limit of growth in the last 30 years, the authors emphasize as follows.