Thought I'd share this as I do believe it is pertinent to my criticisms of Ayn Rand in the past. While I attacked her with a kind of viciousness I no longer agree with, she did have a perplexing way of picking and choosing her battles.
This is her on Israel and Palestine:
Having a look at one of Miles Mathis' "favorite films" and the social commentary relevant at the time.
A longer look at the evils of Section 8, the undue advantage it has granted, and the destruction it has wrought on Middle America. Enjoy!
I've probably listened to this song ~30 times this year. It's an old favorite. Seal is one of my favorite artists. His first two albums are INCREDIBLE, particularly from a songwriting and instrumental aspect. Then I think he got with Heidi Klum and everything went to shit. Very few songs in the rest of his oeuvre worth reviewing.
This song reminds me of some of my healthiest times: my honeymoon to Cancun where we worked out and then lazed around on the beach; or being a teen and driving my Volvo with the windows down. Just has a light, airy feel. I am incepting myself toward health!
