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Empathy and the Judicial System,Part III
Part IPart II
byNatalia J. Garland
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It seemed to me that my notes on the Sonia Sotomayor Confirmation
Hearings were more thorough than my comments on the concept of
empathy--not just on my ideas about judicial empathy, but on the
attitude, skill, and purpose of empathy itself. So, I decided to
continue the topic and add a Part III to my previous work.
Today's essay will
present a contrast in content and style between judicial focus and
language and that of social work and psychotherapy. First, I will
present Senator Orin G. Hatch's (R-Utah) statement to the Senate
Judiciary Committee on why he was voting 'no' on the confirmation
of Judge Sotomayor. Second, I will present a section from the
book, Relationship: The Heart of Helping People, by Helen
Harris Perlman. Third, I will refer to the work of Carl Rogers for
further clarification. All quotation selections are
straightforward and seem self-evident regarding their significance
for any study on the concerns about judicial empathy. Therefore, I
will add only few comments for cohesion and summary.
Most Republicans
voiced objections to the confirmation of Sotomayor in a manner
very similar to Hatch's. Hatch presents the concerns about bias,
Sotomayor's past speeches, and her judgment of certain cases. He
concisely states the Republican concerns about impartial judgment,
the Ricci vs. DeStefano case, the right to private property, and
the right to keep and bear arms. Other especially noteworthy
statements were given by Senators Crapo, Kyl, Sessions, and Wicker.
Senator Kyl's statement is accessible (at the time of this writing)
from his Senate website; the other statements seem not to be
available in text.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to commend you and the
distinguished ranking member, Senator Sessions, for conducting a
fair and thorough confirmation hearing on the nomination of Judge
Sonia Sotomayor to replace Justice David Souter. I was especially
pleased when Judge Sotomayor said the hearing was as gracious and
fair as she could have asked for.
I come to the confirmation process wanting to vote for a
President's nominees and the prospect of a woman of Puerto Rican
heritage serving on the Supreme Court says a lot about America.
President Obama could have chosen a Hispanic nominee that all
Senators could support. He chose not to do so and I regret that I
cannot support this nominee.
Qualifications for judicial service include legal experience and
Judge Sotomayor has an impressive record of academic and
professional achievement. She has a compelling life story and an
obvious commitment to public service. But qualifications also
include the more important element of judicial philosophy, or a
nominee's understanding of the power and proper role of judges in
our system of government. Judge Sotomayor's approach to judging is
more important to me than her resume.
In her opening statement at the hearing, Judge Sotomayor said that
her judicial philosophy is simply fidelity to the law.
Unfortunately, that phrase begs rather than answers the important
questions. Her hearing testimony and answers to post-hearing
written questions must be viewed against the rest of her record
including her speeches, articles, and cases.
Some have encouraged us to selectively consider Judge Sotomayor's
record, looking only at her cases and ignoring her speeches and
articles. Judge Sotomayor, however, certainly took great care and
gave great thought to her speeches and articles, and I believe that
the respect she deserves requires taking her entire record
seriously. We must, of course, look at each part of her record in
its proper context for what it properly can provide. But it is
particularly appropriate to consider Judge Sotomayor's entire
record because, on the Supreme Court, she will help determine the
very precedents that today bind her as an appeals court judge.
Because she will not in the future have the same judicial
constraints she has had in the past, her views about judicial power
and process, expressed in other settings such as articles and
speeches, become more rather than less relevant.
Judge Sotomayor has given speeches directly addressing how judges
should approach deciding cases. She gave one particular speech more
than half a dozen times over nearly a decade while she was a
sitting judge. It is, therefore, a particularly useful source of
her views on this important subject. In that speech, Judge
Sotomayor acknowledged that race and gender affect how judges
decide cases generally, and "the facts I choose to see"
specifically. She embraced the notion that there is no objectivity
or neutrality in judging and that impartiality is merely an
aspiration which judges probably cannot achieve, and perhaps should
not attempt.
These are troubling statements that appear to conflict with the
impartiality that I believe is essential, that most Americans
expect, and that the oath of judicial office requires. As a result,
Judge Sotomayor and her advocates have tried to blunt this speech's
more controversial edges. They have, for example, emphasized its
audience or its purpose rather than its content. The claim that she
used the speech solely to inspire law students, however, is both
false and irrelevant. It is false because she also gave the speech
to other audiences, such as the Princeton Women's Network, and
published it in a law journal certain to be read by a broader
audience. More importantly, the claim is irrelevant because the
controversy comes from its content, not from its audience.
In another speech that she gave just a few months ago, Judge
Sotomayor discussed the relevance of foreign law to the
interpretation and application of American law. The Supreme Court
has begun using foreign law to shape its interpretation of
constitutional provisions related to the death penalty, privacy,
and other issues. In my view, this is simply another means judges
use to change the meaning of the Constitution from what the people
intended. Changing the Constitution's meaning is changing the
Constitution itself, something judges have no authority to do.
Judge Sotomayor was quite candid in this speech, saying that
foreign law will be "very important" in thinking about
legal issues and that judges may look to what "anyone has said
to see if it has persuasive value" in deciding cases.
Once again, Judge Sotomayor's advocates have attempted to minimize
the significance of such controversial views. At the hearing and in
answers to post-hearing questions, for example, she appeared to
take a narrower position than in her speech, stating that judges
may not use foreign law as "binding or controlling
precedent" in deciding cases. No one, however, argues
otherwise. The issue is not whether a foreign court's decision can
literally or formally bind an American court. It cannot. The issue
has always been whether decisions by foreign courts may influence
the interpretation, or may be used to shape the meaning, of
American statutes or the Constitution. On that question, Judge
Sotomayor said in answers to post-hearing questions that decisions
of foreign courts can indeed be "a source of ideas informing
our understanding of our own constitutional rights."
Analysts such as Byron York and Tony Mauro have observed what I
found frustrating, that the position Judge Sotomayor took at the
hearing appeared to conflict with the positions she had taken on
such issues in her speeches and articles. Even while supporting her
confirmation, the Washington Post editorialized that Judge
Sotomayor's attempts to explain away or distance herself from past
statements "were unconvincing and at times uncomfortably close
to disingenuous, especially when she argued that her reason for
raising questions about gender or race was to warn against
injecting personal biases into the judicial process. Her repeated
and lengthy speeches on the matter do not support that
interpretation." This left me with the speeches and articles
themselves and the troubling picture they paint of an activist
approach to judging.
Turning to her cases, I would note first that the Supreme Court has
disagreed with Judge Sotomayor in nine out of ten cases it has
reviewed, and affirmed her in the remaining case by the slimmest
5-4 margin. Those reversals include significant criticism of her
decisions. In one case, for example, the Court said that Judge
Sotomayor had failed to follow its caution "consistently and
repeatedly recognized for three decades" in creating a right
to sue private corporations for violating the Constitution. Even
the dissenters, who voted to affirm Judge Sotomayor's result,
rejected her expansive reasoning.
President Obama has said that only a small number of a judge's
decisions--he claims it is just five percent--are truly hard cases.
If he is correct, these best reflect a judge's own views about how
to approach and decide cases, that is, how to exercise judicial
power. And the Supreme Court decides only the hardest cases,
accepting barely one percent of the cases appealed to it for review
and deciding two-thirds of those by split decisions.
The Ricci v. DeStefano case has received significant attention, not
simply because it is one of those decisions in which the Supreme
Court reversed Judge Sotomayor. In this case, she approved a city's
decision to throw out the results of a fairly designed and
administered promotion exam because too few minorities passed it.
This case presents troubling questions of both process and
substance. Judge Sotomayor initially used a summary order that did
not have to be circulated to the full Second Circuit, and then a
per curiam opinion that is permissible only when the law is
entirely settled and its application is clear. Each was but one
paragraph long and neither appears to have been an appropriate
vehicle for handling this case.
It is important to point out that this case involved both kinds of
racial discrimination covered by Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights
Act, disparate treatment which focuses on motivation and disparate
impact which focuses on consequences. The city claimed that its
disparate treatment of those who passed the promotion exam was
justified by the fear of a disparate impact lawsuit brought by
those failed it.
Judge Sotomayor and her advocates assert that this decision was
based squarely on settled and longstanding Second Circuit and
Supreme Court precedent. Contrary to her statement to me at the
hearing, however, the one-paragraph Second Circuit opinion cited no
such precedent at all, but only district court opinion in that
case. But the district court actually acknowledged that this was a
very unusual case in which those who passed a promotion exam
challenged the refusal to use the results rather than those who
failed challenging the decision to use them. None of the precedents
cited by the district court involved this kind of case.
For this obvious reason, six of Judge Sotomayor's Second Circuit
colleagues believed that the full circuit should have reviewed her
decision, arguing that the case raised "important questions of
first impression in our Circuit--and indeed, in the nation."
When it reversed Judge Sotomayor, the Supreme Court similarly
observed that there were "few, if any, precedents in the
courts of appeals discussing the issue."
On its face, Justice Kennedy's opinion belies Judge Sotomayor's
claim at the hearing that the lack of precedent was limited to the
new legal standard she said the Court was creating. Not only did
the opinion plainly state that there are "few, if any,
precedents...discussing the issue," but these words followed
the Court's description of the facts, before it had even begun
addressing the appropriate legal standard.
Judge Sotomayor's decisions in cases involving the Second Amendment
right to keep and bear arms are also troubling. Last year, in
District of Columbia v. Heller, the Supreme Court clearly
identified the proper analysis for deciding whether the Second
Amendment binds states as well as the federal government. Several
months later, in Maloney v. Cuomo, Judge Sotomayor ignored that
directive and clung to her previous insistence, following a
different analysis the Supreme Court had long ago discarded, that
the right to bear arms does is protected only against the federal
government. In the process, she also stuck with the notion that the
right to bear arms is so insignificant that virtually any
conceivable reason for restricting it is permissible.
I asked her about these decisions at the hearing and found that she
either could not remember or simply would not acknowledge even the
most obvious answers to basic questions. She would not, for
example, acknowledge that the Supreme Court's so-called rational
basis standard, which she used post-Heller to uphold a weapons
restriction, is the most permissive standard under which courts
uphold virtually any statute. Her own opinion in Maloney said that
under this standard, legislation "merely must find some
footing in the realities addressed by the law" to be upheld by
the courts. But while Maloney was issued only a few months ago,
Judge Sotomayor seemed unable or unwilling to acknowledge in the
hearing what she had put in writing.
She likewise gave short shrift to the fundamental right to private
property. In Didden v. Village of Port Chester, Judge Sotomayor
affirmed dismissal of a property owner's lawsuit after the village
condemned his property and gave it to a developer. The Supreme
Court, incorrectly in my view, had previously held that economic
development can constitute the "public use" for which the
Fifth Amendment allows the taking of private property with just
compensation. In Didden, however, the village had only announced a
general plan for economic development. This may have made takings
of specific property within the development area possible, but no
taking had in fact occurred. Mr. Didden sued after the village
later condemned his property.
In yet another cursory opinion, Judge Sotomayor denied Mr. Didden
even a chance to argue his case. She said that the three-year
period for filing suit began not when the village actually took his
property, but when the village earlier merely announced its general
development plan. In other words, Mr. Didden should have sued over
the taking of his property before his property had been taken. But
had he done so then, he would certainly have been denied his day in
court because his legal rights had not yet been violated. This
catch-22 amounts to a case of dismissed if he did, and dismissed if
he did not. Along the way, Judge Sotomayor gave inadequate
protection to yet another fundamental constitutional right.
Let me emphasize that I like Judge Sotomayor and believe she is a
good person. I would like to be able to support her nomination. I
believe, however, that a nominee's approach to judging is more
important than her resume, especially on the Supreme Court where
Justices operate with the fewest constraints. Each nominee comes to
the Senate with her own record, and it is that record that we must
examine for clues about her judicial philosophy. Judge Sotomayor's
speeches and articles outline a troubling judicial philosophy which
her appeals court cases, hearing testimony, and answers to
post-hearing written questions do not neutralize.
My colleagues know that I take quite a generous approach to the
confirmation process, believing that the Senate owes some deference
to the President's qualified nominees. I have rarely voted against
a judicial nominee and took very seriously whether to do so now. I
read and studied Judge Sotomayor's speeches, articles, and cases. I
met with and considered the opinion of legal experts and advocates
of various perspectives. I participated in all three question
rounds during the confirmation hearing. In the end, however,
neither general deference to the President nor a specific desire to
support a Hispanic nominee overcame my concerns. There remained too
many conflicts between Judge Sotomayor's record and principles
about the judiciary in which I deeply believe. I wish President
Obama had taken a different course. But that is the decision I have
to make in this case.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.[End of quote.]
It is quickly
evident that empathy is only a part of Hatch's concerns regarding
the qualifications of a good judge. Other concerns revolve around
knowledge of the Constitution and laws, how to exercise judicial
power, and how to decide the most difficult cases. That which
is of major importance in the relationship between a
psychotherapist and a patient--empathy--would seem of a lesser or
different kind of importance in the 'relationship' between a judge
and a criminal. It is not, for example, the duty of a judge to
increase the self-esteem or promote the self-actualization of a
defendant through expressions of empathy, but to uphold the law and
to protect society.
Now, since I felt a
need to elaborate on a definition of empathy, I browsed the
bookshelves of my home library and found just the book to more
fully complete this topic: Relationship: The Heart of Helping
People. Perlman's definition of empathy emphasizes the
therapeutic relationship, the therapist's self-awareness, the
patient's self-esteem, and the necessity of objectivity.
Empathy. This means feeling with and into
another person, being able to get into his shoes. It may occur
spontaneously or may be a carefully learned "listening with
the third ear" and responding in tune with the other person.
It may require that the person be drawn out, bit by bit, to
describe what and how he feels, so that the helper may respond
with accuracy. Empathy differs from sympathy. Sympathy surely
involves a bond of feeling between helper and helped. Unlike
empathy, however, sympathy rises out of an assumption that
"you feel as I would under the
circumstances," that "I understand your feelings because
I assume they are like mine." Empathy, on the other hand,
says in effect, "I want to b attuned to how you
feel--I put my antennae out to take in (from what you say, from how
you act, from your responses to my understanding-seeking comments
or queries) how it seems and feels to you, what it means
to you." "Let me get into your shoes so I can
more fully understand."
A caveat here: there is probably no more annoying or even
threatening person than one who "understands" too
quickly and too deeply, before you have had a chance to get the
words out of your mouth, who reassures too swiftly because of his
sometimes erroneous assumption that you and he are on the
wavelength. Such a person may often make a quite different
interpretation of what you said from what you meant. Such a
person may be quite sympathetic, bent on making you feel better
fast. But he is not empathic. This involves giving oneself over
to getting the meaning behind the words or, for the person who
has trouble expressing himself, making some tentative comments or
queries--"Do you mean...?" "Is what you're
Empathy, in short, is leading oneself to another to feel into and
take in the moment's essence of the other. Aside from it value in
increasing the helper's understanding of the person, there is
nothing more gratifying to anyone's self-esteem than for another
person to pay close attention to him, to consider him important or
interesting enough to want to understand his special feelings and
meanings. It is a common experience for all of us that when we
speak of being "understood" and of another person's
being "understanding" we do not mean that he grasps our
words. Rather, it is that he is sensitive to what is under
those words or actions; he senses and relates to their
accompanying feelings.
Some of us are "just naturally" empathic. Whether this
is inborn or inbred is a matter for argument. Happily, however,
some recent experiments in "empathy training" of human
service personnel indicate that it is possible to learn empathic
skills and thence to increase awareness and sensitivity to the
feelings of others.
A persistent problem is involved in empathy. How does one retain
objectivity? How get back into one's own shoes? This is
absolutely essential if you are to be of help to a person who of
course experiences his problem subjectively, who feels tumbled
about in his thoughts and feelings, and whose involvement may even
cloud and distort the reality.
Objectivity is an act of conscious discipline and self-management.
Fortunately, its consistent practice entrenches it so that getting
back into one's own shoes as the responsible helper can become
habitual. But beginners need to learn to do it. First they need
to learn that "objectivity" does not at all mean an
attitude of cool detachment or complete neutrality. Neutrality
means "I don't really care--either way, any way is acceptable
to me." It is inimical to a helping relationship. There is,
then, a dilemma here--the need to be warmly empathic, responsive to
subjective reactions of the client/patient, and yet the need to be
able to move back into one's role as professional helper, expert
(one hopes) in assessing the the person and his problem and the
kind of help he needs. The sensitively attuned helper finds
himself in continuous movement between momentary merging with his
client/patient and regaining his objective stance as a
professionally responsible assessor and actor in the client's
"Objectivity" is the recognition and then the
management or control of one's subjectivity.
Whether in working with people or things, the first and most
essential step toward objectivity is self-awareness, awareness of
your own emotional and reactive responses to persons and
situations. Past the awareness that "I, too, have
feelings"--sometimes appropriate and sometimes not--the need
is for self-management. The helper disciplines himself by the
question, "Is the verbal or action expression of my feeling
likely to be helpful to my client/patient?" If the answer is
uncertain, and surely if it is no, such feeling must be shelved
while the helper reminds himself of his purpose and of how he can
best further it. Shelved, but not forgotten--as will be discussed
further on. With practice this staying of impulse becomes almost
second nature. But it requires continual vigilance. Even the most
experienced of us are now and then shaken by emotions aroused by
this client or that situation. Such emotional involvements may be
"natural" and explainable, but they are rarely
useful.[End of quote.]
According to
Perlman, psychotherapeutic empathy does not overrule objectivity.
Remember, Senator Jeff Sessions (see Part II) emphasized the need
for objectivity in the judicial system: "Indeed, our legal
system is based on a firm belief in an ordered universe and
objective truth. The trial is the process by which the impartial
and wise judge guides us to the truth." Social workers and
psychotherapists are also expected to exercise objectivity.
Empathy cannot flow out by itself, singularly or magically, but
must be balanced by the worker's other intellectual and personal
attributes such as objectivity, vigilance, and self-awareness.
Perlman goes on to
talk about other social work skills such as warmth and genuineness,
and these skills were also emphasized by Carl Rogers. Warmth, in
Rogerian terms, meant unconditional positive regard. Rogers said
that social workers must encourage patients to express feelings and
to arrive at their own conclusions. To show warmth means not to
blame or judge the patient, but to regard him as a person of worth.
(There are limitations to positive regard: destructive or
self-destructive behaviors may require intervention, and criminal
behavior should not be condoned.) Social workers must also be
genuine or authentic. Perlman states that to be genuine means
"to be free of pretension." Social workers, to some
extent and in appropriate context, can express their own feelings
to the patient as well as admit when they do not know something.
Before closing
today's essay, let's review Carl Rogers' guideline for effective
social workers. As an exercise in critical thinking, ask yourself
if someone who engages in identity politics could view others
according to Rogers' criteria.
Can I be perceived by the other person as trustworthy, as
dependable or consistent in some deep sense?
Can I be expressive enough as a person that what I am will be
communicated unambiguously?
Can I let myself experience positive attitudes toward this
other person--attitudes of warmth, caring, liking, interest,
Can I be strong enough as a person to be separate from the
Am I secure enough within myself to permit him [or her]
Can I let myself enter fully into the world of [the other's}
feelings and personal meanings and see these as he [or she] does?
Can I accept each facet of this other person which is presented
to me? Can I receive the [the other] as he [or she] is?
Can I act with sufficient sensitivity in the relationship that
my behavior will not be perceived as a threat?
Can I free [the other] from the threat of external evaluation?
Can I meet this other individual as a person who is in process
of becoming, or will I be bound by [the other's] past and
by my past?[End of quote.]
The contrast
between Hatch's and Perlman's (and Rogers') perspectives would seem
to underscore that psychotherapeutic empathy is not appropriate
for, or even possible in, the courtroom. A judge's application of
empathy would have to follow a course such as that suggested in
Part I and Part II of this essay, or perhaps be omitted entirely.
Certainly, judges, like social workers and psychotherapists, would
benefit from explanatory and instructive guidelines as well as
case study examples. (Written 08/17/09: bibliography available.)
Until we meet
again..............stay sane.
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Some time ago I wrote about the 8 Best Food Trends within the nation, together with the 8 Worst Food Trends. On my small positive list was the jerky renaissance. Dehydrating and seasoning meats for storage and longer life is an early tradition, and like numerous other old food practices, it is experiencing an artisanal rebirth.
Obviously, We have wrongly been predicting that jerky would be the next big thing provided that I could remember, having said that i think I am just finally correct. In the last two decades I actually have had the privilege of tasting several kinds of Asian jerky, coming from a hole within the wall shop in New York's Chinatown to Tokyo, where there has always been a great range of fresh, delicious jerkies, hardly in this country and not on any sort of scale open to US consumers. That which was so excellent about this Asian jerky was both its soft, not leathery texture, its a lot more pronounced flavor, plus a general sense of freshness, sold not in vacuum packed bags but either packaged to acquire or perhaps in normal plastic bags having a relatively short shelf life. Because I needed tasted it, repeatedly, I knew it was possible to get great jerky that did not taste like processed cardboard, which unfortunately is the thing that dominates the market in this particular country.
For some reason in the U.S. we demand jerky the feel of shoe leather which is pumped loaded with chemicals, with convenience store varieties giving jerky an incredibly bad name. In the past decade I've tried almost every jerky I have come across, on road trips throughout the country, from regional brands in convenience stores to homemade versions from roadside stands, national brands to craft jerkies, and they just about all tasted terrible. It can be only previously year that we found a single made-in-the-USA jerky I consider standout, and suddenly I've found four of them.
Krave Jerky: Founded by one of the people in the famed Sebastiani wine family in California's Sonoma, Krave makes its jerkies entirely from natural meats without nitrates or MSG, and produces some odd favors like Pineapple Orange, Chili Lime, Curry and Basil Citrus, alongside more conventional Chipotle and Teriyaki. They already have five flavors of beef, one of pork and 2 of turkey, and while I never thought I'd say this, even the turkey is absolutely good – they are all great (the curry was weirdly addictive). They can be very tender by jerky standards, come with an unrefrigerated shelf life of 9-1 year, can be found in stores within 40 states, and Krave even supplies a jerky of your month club. I used every flavor and all over the board these people were excellent. The greater number of exotic flavors are worth serving guests over a charcuterie platter alongside prosciutto di Parma, salami, and other fine cured meats. Krave does a fantastic job with texture and flavor, though I have got to say, it was actually the least visually appealing great jerky, looking just a little "mushy."
Jeff's Famous Jerky: When CampingGearTV.com did an NCAA-style 64 brand taste off, Jeff's Famous took top honors. Needless to say, it might be hard to even find 64 brands of jerky, hence the taste test itself was an outstanding feat. Jeff personally sent me samples along with a handwritten note claiming to become the best online seller of jerky, a job greatly enhanced by selling with the website of Sam's Club. His jerky is also made without MSG or nitrates, can be purchased in 23 states, and he too delivers a jerky club. He concentrates on beef while offering eight flavors: Sweet Teriyaki, Old-fashioned Original, Black Pepper and Sea Salt, Jalapeno Carne Asada, Cajun Style, Orange-A-Peel, Cranberry Jalapeno, and Habanero Heatwave. It absolutely was the Black Pepper and Sea Salt that won the best spot within the big taste-off. I liked Jeff's hands-on owner's pride and found his jerkies very flavorful, as well as the taste really comes through, plus it looks good, but it really had not been as tender as my other favorites. Nonetheless, it is actually not even close to tough plus a standout jerky being tried. Exactly what makes it so great? As Jeff's explains on his website, "Much from the beef jerky which is produced available for sale consists of highly-processed, chopped and formed meat, as opposed to using sliced, whole muscle meat like perform. These artificially produced products normally have higher fat and water content and are tough to chew. If you read the fine print, you will recognize that as an alternative to using strictly American beef many of the largest beef jerky companies companies frequently use foreign beef." Go Jeff!
Climax Jerky: This was the main one randomly selected jerky I've found out that is great. All of those other jerkies listed here contacted me and sent samples to demonstrate their wares, however i just discovered Climax Jerky while walking throughout the Denver airport. I've spent time and effort in the Denver airport and not noticed this cart before and so i assume it can be somewhat new, positioned near similar carts hawking sunglasses and chocolates. I bought a couple of bags and picked up the brochure. It is actually awesome. Climax relies in Dillon, CO, and contains an enormous menu of flavors, specializing in multiple strategies to enjoy elk, buffalo and beef, in addition they have venison, turkey, and salmon. Most feature all-natural ingredients, and they indicate flavors which do not, such as teriyaki beef. Further, they are their jerkies several ways, offering buffalo that is both dry roasted (oven roasted at low temperatures for long times) and hickory smoked. Likewise beef merchandise is either dehydrated or smoked. Their utmost-seller may be the Kik Butt, dry dexqpky90 buffalo jerky flavored with tomatoes, spicy chilies and red hots. I tried the basic principles, hickory smoked buffalo and hickory smoked beef, and both were excellent: the flavor had not been quite as deep as with Jeff's or Krave, however the texture and visual appeal were both perfect tens – Climax won my informal game jerky taste test. Climax Jerky has two Denver airport locations, and a few other Colorado outlets, sells at numerous farmer's markets and also operates a street front cart in Breckenridge ,Colorado, among my very favorite ski towns, and will make a perfect après ski snack! I've written about Breckenridge here for Forbes, before.
Gary West Artisan Smoked Meats: Likely the well known player in the high-end jerky game, Gary West was described by the Today Show as being the "Rolls Royce of Jerky." They make a huge array of jerkies and other smoked meats like hams, and their jerky products include several different lines, like Silver Fork Natural, from elk, buffalo and beef without having added nitrates, hormones, steroids or antibiotics. But the one I attempted is the unique Certified Angus Beef strips, the same ones that wowed the Today Show staff. These are soft, tasty jerky strips that happen to be very "beefy," much more about eating meat than added flavors, though visually they search by far the most processed of any of these jerkies – but they taste great.


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Tool of the Week: Russell Moore
In his own words: Russell Moore serves as the eighth president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, the moral and public policy agency of the nation's largest Protestant denomination.
Russell deserves a Tool of the Week award for many reasons. Among them are being one of the fastest blockers on twitter, and keeping his knees together and smiling big when he meets with Obama.
Russell goes above and beyond by reminding us that race is just skin color here, here, here, here, here, here <<Claims it's "dangerous" to discourage transracial adoption, here, here, here << Warning: Heavy anti white supremacy countersignalling, encourages interracial marriage, and here.
Dr Moore's curiously frequent mentions of race prompted me to use the search function on his blog to compare the number of times he mentioned Rosa Parks to the number of times he mentioned Martin Luther. I quickly found out this was a bad idea when the search for "Martin Luther" yielded pages of mentions for "Martin Luther King". I confess, I really should have seen that coming, but I thought I'd share. So I tried a search for "John Knox" and got two results, so at least Dr Moore knows who John Knox was. I then though maybe it was unfair to compare recent American historical figures to distant European figures. I then tried searches for Billy Graham and Martin Luther King to learn that Dr. Moore has mentioned Martin Luther King 20% more times (6 pages of results) than he has mentioned Billy Graham (5 pages of results).
I then did a search for George Soros and got zero results. This is surprising since google searches for "Russell Moore George Soros" yield lots of results linking the two.
Russell also promotes Christian, jew, muslim interfaith prayers. I wonder if he suggests closing such prayers in Jesus' name?
Moore also claims American Christians should welcome muslims, and the building of mosques in America.
It's almost like Moore has been bought and paid for by an enemy of American Christians. Anyway, we can be sure it wasn't the atheist Hungarian jew George Soros or I'm sure Russell would have thanked him publicly on his own blog.
Of course Moore also supports the SBC2016 decision to repudiate the Confederate Battle Flag, which ironically has a cross on it and represents the Confederacy whose motto was "Deo Vindice" while voicing no complaints over the secular US flag.
Please take a moment to thank Dr. Moore for receiving this week's Tool of the Week award.
You can also send him a tweet @drmoore but you'll probably only get one chance, cause if there's one thing Russell knows how to do, it's using the block function on twitter.


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|By Shashank Tiwari
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Instructions in this write-up were tested and run successfully on Ubuntu 10.04, 10.10, 11.04, and 11.10. The instructions should run, with minor modifications, on most flavors and variants of Linux and Unix. For example, replacing apt-get with yum should get it working on Fedora and CentOS.
If you are starting out with Hadoop, one of the best ways to get it working on your box is to build it from source. Using stable binary distributions is an option, but a rather risky one. You are likely to not stop at Hadoop common but go on to setting up Pig and Hive for analyzing data and may also give HBase a try. The Hadoop suite of tools suffer from a huge version mismatch and version confusion problem. So much so that many start out with Cloudera's distribution, also know as CDH, simply because it solves this version confusion disorder.
Michael Noll's well written blog post titled: Building an Hadoop 0.20.x version for HBase 0.90.2, serves as a great starting point for building the Hadoop stack from source. I would recommend you read it and follow along the steps stated in that article to build and install Hadoop common. Early on in the article you are told about a critical problem that HBase faces when run on top of a stable release version of Hadoop. HBase may loose data unless it is running on top an HDFS with durable sync. This important feature is only available in the branch-0.20-append of the Hadoop source and not in any of the release versions.
Assuming you have successfully, followed along Michael's guidelines, you should have the hadoop jars built and available in a folder named 'build' within the folder that contains the Hadoop source. At this stage, its advisable to configure Hadoop and take a test drive.
Configure Hadoop: Pseudo-distributed mode
Running Hadoop in pseudo-distributed mode provides a little taste of a cluster install using a single node. The Hadoop infrastructure includes a few daemon processes, namely
- HDFS namenode, secondary namenode, and datanode(s)
- MapReduce jobtracker and tasktracker(s)
When run on a single node, you can choose to run all these daemon processes within a single Java process (also known as standalone mode) or can run each daemon in a separate Java process (pseudo-distributed mode).
If you go with the pseudo-distributed setup, you will need to provide some minimal custom configuration to your Hadoop install. In Hadoop, the general philosophy is to bundle a default configuration with the source and allow for overriding it using a separate configuration file. For example, hdfs-default.xml, which you can find in the 'src/hdfs' folder of your Hadoop root folder, contains the default configuration for HDFS properties. The file hdfs-default.xml gets bundled within a compiled and packaged Hadoop jar file and Hadoop uses the configuration specified in this file for setting up HDFS properties. If you need to override any of the HDFS properties that uses the default configuration from hdfs-default.xml, then you need to re-specify the configuration for that property in a file named hdfs-site.xml. This custom configuration definition file, hdfs-site.xml, resides in the 'conf' folder within the Hadoop root folder. Custom configuration in core-site.xml, hdfs-site.xml, and mapred-site.xml corresponds to default configuration in core-default.xml, hdfs-default.xml, and mapred-default.xml, respectively.
Contents of conf/core-site.xml after custom configuration:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="configuration.xsl"?> <!-- Put site-specific property overrides in this file. --> <configuration> <property> <name>fs.default.name</name> <value>hdfs://localhost:9000</value> </property> </configuration>
The specified configuration makes the HDFS namenode daemon accessible on port 9000 on localhost.
Contents of conf/hdfs-site.xml after custom configuration:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="configuration.xsl"?> <!-- Put site-specific property overrides in this file. --> <configuration> <property> <name>dfs.replication</name> <value>1</value> </property> <property> <name>dfs.name.dir</name> <value>path/to/data/dfs/name</value> <description>Determines where on the local filesystem the DFS name node should store the name table(fsimage). If this is a comma-delimited list of directories then the name table is replicated in all of the directories, for redundancy. </description> </property> </configuration>
The override specifies a replication factor of 1. On a single node, you can't have a failover, can over? The custom configuration also sets the namenode directory to a path on your file system. The default is a folder within your /tmp folder, which gets purged on a restart.
Contents of conf/mapred-site.xml after custom configuration:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="configuration.xsl"?> <!-- Put site-specific property overrides in this file. --> <configuration> <property> <name>mapred.job.tracker</name> <value>localhost:9001</value> </property> </configuration>
After this configuration the MapReduce jobtracker is accessible on port 9001 on localhost.
Finally set JAVA_HOME in conf/hadoop-env.sh. On my Ubuntu 11.10, I have it set as follows:
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk
If you don't have passphraseless ssh setup on your machine then you may need to execute the following commands:ssh-keygen -t dsa -P '' -f ~/.ssh/id_dsa cat ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
This creates a DSA encrypted key named id_dsa and adds it to the set of authorized_keys for the SSH server running on your localhost. If you aren't sure if passphraseless ssh access is setup or not then simply run 'ssh localhost' on a terminal. If you are prompted for a password then you need to complete the steps to setup passphraseless ssh.
Now start up the Hadoop daemons using:
Run this command from the root of your Hadoop folder.
As an additional step set HADOOP_HOME environment variable to point to the root of your Hadoop folder. HADOOP_HOME is used by other pieces of software, like HBase, Pig, and Hive, that are built on top of Hadoop.
Running a Simple Example
If you ran the tests after the Hadoop common install and they passed, then you should be ready to use Hadoop. However, for completeness, I would suggest running a simple Hadoop example while the daemons are up and waiting. Run the simple example illustrated in the official document, available online at http://hadoop.apache.org/common/docs/r0.20.203.0/single_node_setup.html#PseudoDistributed. The example is available at the end of the sub-section on Pseudo-Distributed Operation.
Build HBase from Source
Once Hadoop is up and running, you are ready to build and run HBase. Start by getting the HBase source as follows:
git clone https://github.com/apache/hbase.git
I clone it from the Apache HBase mirror on Github. Alternatively, you can get the source from the HBase svn repository, which is where the official commits are checked-in.
HBase can make use of Snappy compression. Snappy is a fast compression/decompression library, which was built by Google and is available as an open source software library under the 'New BSD License'. The official site defines snappy as follows:
Snappy is a compression/decompression library. It does not aim for maximum compression, or compatibility with any other compression library; instead, it aims for very high speeds and reasonable compression. For instance, compared to the fastest mode of zlib, Snappy is an order of magnitude faster for most inputs, but the resulting compressed files are anywhere from 20% to 100% bigger. On a single core of a Core i7 processor in 64-bit mode, Snappy compresses at about 250 MB/sec or more and decompresses at about 500 MB/sec or more.
Snappy is widely used inside Google, in everything from BigTable and MapReduce to our internal RPC systems. (Snappy has previously been referred to as "Zippy" in some presentations and the likes.)
You can learn more about Snappy at http://code.google.com/p/snappy/.
To build HBase with snappy support we need to do the following:
- Build and install the snappy library
- Build and install hadoop-snappy, the library that bridges snappy and Hadoop
- Compile HBase with snappy
Build and Install snappy
Building and installing snappy is easy and quick. Get the latest stable snappy release as follows:
wget http://snappy.googlecode.com/files/snappy-1.0.4.tar.gz
The current latest release version is 1.0.4. This version number could vary as newer versions supersede this version.
Once you download the snappy zipped tarball, extract it:
tar zxvf snappy-1.0.4.tar.gz
Next, change into the snappy extracted folder and use the common configure, make, make install trio to complete the build and install process.
cd snappy-1.0.4 ./configure && make && sudo make install
You may need to run 'make install' using the privileges of a superuser, i.e. 'sudo make install'.
Build and Install hadoop-snappy
Hadoop-snappy is a project for Hadoop that provides access to the snappy compression/decompression library. You can learn details about hadoop-snappy at http://code.google.com/p/hadoop-snappy/. Building and installing haddop-snappy requires Maven. To get started checkout the hadoop-snappy code from its subversion repository like so:
svn checkout http://hadoop-snappy.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ hadoop-snappy-read-only
Then, change to the 'hadoop-snappy-read-only' folder and make a small modification to maven/build-compilenative.xml :
# add JAVA_HOME as an env var <exec dir="${native.staging.dir}" executable="sh" failonerror="true"> <env key="OS_NAME" value="${os.name}"/> <env key="OS_ARCH" value="${os.arch}"/> <env key="JVM_DATA_MODEL" value="${sun.arch.data.model}"/> <env key="JAVA_HOME" value="/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk"/> <arg line="configure ${native.configure.options}"/> </exec>
Also, install a few required zlibc related libraries:
sudo apt-get install zlibc zlib1g zlib1g-dev
Next, build Hadoop-snappy using maven like so:
sudo mvn package
Once hadoop-snappy is built, install the jar and tar distributions of hadoop-snappy to your local repository:
mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=org.apache.hadoop -DartifactId=hadoop-snappy -Dversion=0.0.1-SNAPSHOT -Dpackaging=jar -Dfile=./target/hadoop-snappy-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=org.apache.hadoop -DartifactId=hadoop-snappy -Dversion=0.0.1-SNAPSHOT -Dclassifier=Linux-amd64-64 -Dpackaging=tar -Dfile=./target/hadoop-snappy-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT-Linux-amd64-64.tar
Compile, Configure & Run HBase
Once snappy and hadoop-snappy are compiled and installed, you are ready to compile HBase with snappy support. Change to the folder that contains the HBase repository clone and run the 'maven compile' command to build HBase from source.
cd hbase mvn compile -Dsnappy
The -Dsnappy option tells maven to compile HBase with snappy support.
Earlier, I setup Hadoop to run in pseudo-distributed mode. Lets configure HBase to also run in pseudo-distributed mode. Alike Hadoop, the default configuration for HBase is available in hbase-default.xml and custom configuration can be specified to override the default configuration. Custom configuration resides in conf/hbase-site.xml. To setup, HBase in pseudo-distributed make sure the contents of conf/hbase-site.xml are as follows:
<configuration> <property> <name>hbase.rootdir</name> <value>hdfs://localhost:9000/hbase</value> <description>The directory shared by RegionServers. </description> </property> <property> <name>dfs.replication</name> <value>1</value> <description>The replication count for HLog and HFile storage. Should not be greater than HDFS datanode count. </description> </property> </configuration>
You may recall we configured the HDFS namenode to be accessible on port 9000 on localhost. Therefore, the 'hbase.rootdir' needs to be specified with respect to the HDFS url. If you configure to run HDFS daemons on a different port, then please adjust the configuration for 'hbase.rootdir' in line with that. The second custom property definition sets replication factor value to 1. On a single node thats the best and only option you have!
Now you can start-up Hbase using:
Build Pig
Building and Installing Pig from source is a simple 3 command operation like so:
svn checkout http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/pig/trunk/ pig cd pig ant
The first command checks out source from the Pig svn repository. It grabs the source from the 'trunk', which is referred to as 'master' in git jargon. The second command changes to the folder that contains the pig source. The third command compiles the pig source using Apache Ant. Invoking the default target, i.e. simply calling 'ant' without any argument, compiles Pig and packages it as a jar for distribution and consumption. Pig jar file can be found at the root of the Pig folder. Pig usually generates two jar files:
- pig.jar — to be run with Hadoop.
- pigwithouthadoop.jar — to be run locally. Pig does not need to always use Hadoop.
Build Hive
Building and Installing Hive is almost as easy as building and installing Pig. The following set of commands gets the job done:
svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/hive/trunk hive cd hive ant package
You should be able to understand the commands if you have come so far in this article.
There is one little catch in this Hive instruction set though. As you run the 'ant package' task you will see the build fail. With HADOOP_HOME pointing to a hadoop-0.20-append branch build, Hive ShimLoader does not get the Hadoop version correctly. Its the "-" in the name that causes the problem! Apply, the simple patch available at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-2294 and things should work just fine. Apply the patch as follows:
patch -p0 -i HIVE-2294.3.patch
To start using Hive, you will also need to minimally carry out these additional tasks:
- Set HIVE_HOME environment variable to point to the root of the HIVE directory.
- Add $HIVE_HOME/bin to $PATH
- Create /tmp in HDFS and set appropriate permissions
bin/hadoop fs -mkdir /tmp bin/hadoop fs -chmod g+w /tmp
- Create /user/hive/warehouse and set appropriate permissions
bin/hadoop fs -mkdir /user/hive/warehouse bin/hadoop fs -chmod g+w /user/hive/warehouse
Now you are ready with pseduo-distributed Hadoop, pseudo-distributed HBase, Pig, and Hive running on your box. This is of course just the beginning. You need to learn to leverage these tools to analyze data, but that not covered in this write-up. A following post will possibly address the topic of analyzing data using MapReduce and its abstractions.
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Arianna attended San Diego State University for her Bachelor's degree and Northern Arizona University for her Master's degree in Clinical Speech-Language Pathology. As a speech-language pathologist, she loves teaching, guiding, and supporting children as they become the most effective communicators they can be. The best part about her job is that she can do all of this through play! There's nothing more rewarding than watching a child solidify their speech and language skills while they're having fun! When she's not working, she enjoys country line dancing, singing with her a cappella group, and playing board games with her friends and family!
After growing up in Southern California Alisa headed north for school and graduated from San Francisco State University. She then continued on to Long Beach State University. Alisa is committed to the kids as there is no better feeling than watching a child learn how to communicate and express themselves! She feels very lucky in that I get the best of both worlds. Not only do I get to work with, and be around amazing children everyday, as the KDA clinic director, I get the opportunity to help parents navigate the initial (and sometimes overwhelming) process and make the whole experience a little less scary. Outside of the KDA center, Alisa likes to travel, loving anything that involves being outside: hiking, sailing, and running! Alisa's current goal is to run a half marathon in every state... still have 46 states to go!
Casey hails from the San Francisco Bay Area and has lived in Southern California for almost ten years. She received her Bachelor's degree at University of California, Irvine and her Master's degree at San Diego State University. While here she liked San Diego so much, she decided to stay! Casey's favorite part of being a therapist is building relationships with her kiddos and their families and seeing her kiddos succeeding. Nothing makes her happier than to hear a story about one of her kiddos hitting a milestone, asking a new question, or telling their parents that they want to see Miss Casey! Outside of the center, Casey enjoys spending time with her red tabby, Oliver, and discovering new restaurants all over San Diego. Although she's been here over three years, she feels like she has barely seen any of San Diego. Casey has immense passion for her job as a speech-language pathologist and loves working with all of the kiddos that come to KDA!
Chris received his occupational therapy degree at University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. As a pediatric therapist, he likes being a part of positive change in a child's life through a blend of art and science. Outside of the KDA center, Chris enjoys spending time with his family and playing his guitar.
Cocoa attended the University of Vermont (in Burlington VT) for both her undergraduate and graduate degrees. As a pediatric therapist, she enjoys meeting the kids and families for the first time. As this is often for their first time in therapy, helping the whole family feel safe, welcome, and as though their needs are being met and their voices are being heard is so rewarding to her. Cocoa also loves how her days can be so new and different each day as kids can be unpredictable as they are full of surprises! It's amazing to watch kids find their strength, and to be a part of their team is very rewarding and is the greatest part of being a therapist! Outside of the center, Cocoa loves a lazy afternoon on the couch with a good book, but most of my time is spent outside exploring with my family. Hiking, going to the park, street fairs, farmer's markets, and, of course, the beach! I also love to travel, whenever possible.
Cynthia graduated from the University of North Dakota in Occupational Therapy. As a pediatric therapist her favorite thing is being able to play with amazing kids all day! I also love the opportunities I have to help foster kids reaching important milestones in their development. Outside of the KDA center, Cynthia loves spending quality time with my husband and exploring San Diego together!
Danielle obtained her Masters at the University of Central Florida. As a pediatric therapist she really enjoy seeing the progress kiddos make each day in therapy. It really is an amazing feeling to know you are a part of helping kiddos and watching them meet their goals and enhance their language skills. Outside of the KDA center, Danielle enjoys the outdoors and one of her favorite things to do is to hike at Torrey Pines or Cowles Mountain.
Iris was born and raised in San Diego, CA. She received her Bachelors of Science degree from UCLA. Her experience and love for working with children as a dance teacher and tutor led her to pursue her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in San Marcos, CA. Iris loves working and helping people of all ages and especially enjoys helping kiddos grow, learn, and develop their gross motor skills through fun and creative activities. Outside of KDA, Iris loves spending time with her family, her fiance (wedding in November!), and her two German Shepherds, Kayla and Durham. You can find her outdoors hiking, at the beach, camping, taking road trips, exploring our beautiful country (7 more States to go!) and the world!
Lauren graduated with her master's degree from the University of Iowa. Her favorite thing about being a Speech Language Pathologist is helping children reach their full potential and working with all different ages. In her free time, she enjoys doing a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, running, and going to the beach- anything that involves spending time in the sunny San Diego weather!
Monique attended San Diego State University for her undergraduate and graduate degrees. As a therapist, she loves seeing clients progress and make gains in their speech and language abilities. There is no better feeling than seeing a client who had difficulty communicating improve their skills while reducing their frustration level. For Monique, developing a relationship and rapport with children with Autism is one of the most unbelievable feelings! She can honestly say, she loves what she does and the career path she chose. Outside of the KDA center, Monique loves to dance, travel and spend time with family and friends.
Shannon began her journey to be a speech therapist at the University of Colorado, in Boulder. She loved the mountains were amazing, but the prairie eventually called her home! Shannon went back home to the State of Texas where she received my M.S. in Communication Disorders from the University of Texas in Dallas. Her 17-year old daughter likes to say that she prepared her to work with children, as she was a wee bit oppositional growing up. Shannon would say that she and her 12 year old brother gave her the passion to help other parents experience the joys of hearing "I love you's" and the occasional disparaging remarks about parenting skills. When not working with children, Shannon's two teens, 2 fur babies (who don't talk back), enjoy the amazing things that SoCal has to offer these Texans.
Pamela received her undergraduate degree at Penn State University and her Masters at Temple University in Philadelphia. She enjoys being a pediatric therapist as it allows her to see her clients' confidence grow as they learn to become better communicators through activities that help improve their speech quality or language skills. Pamela also enjoy educating parents on communication techniques to help them communicate more effectively with their children. Outside of the center, Pamela likes to try new exercise trends, play her guitar, go to sporting events, shop, go to music festivals, explore new restaurants, read, travel and take her dog to the beach.
Veronica grew up in Honolulu, HI. She obtained her Bachelor's degree in Health and Human Sciences at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, and moved to New York City to pursue her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Columbia University. Her favorite thing about being a Pediatric PT is that not only do I get to hang out with the coolest kids in San Diego, but also gets to help them move better and access their environment. When she's not at KDA, you can find her out on the ocean doing outrigger canoe paddling, in the dance studio dancing hula, or finding the next awesome hike in San Diego!
Vidya attended the University of California at Irvine for her undergraduate training, graduating with a double Bachelors in Political Science and Sociology, with a minor in International Relations. Her experience as a Court Appointed Special Advocate at Voices for Children and her love for working with children led her to pursue her Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology at Columbia University, New York. Vidya enjoys the creative aspects of treating children ranging from birth to 25. Arts and crafts provide a way for Vidya to fashion games and other materials based on the child's interest so that learning is an enjoyable process for the child. In her spare time, Vidya enjoys a variety of hobbies and interests, including (but not limited to!) cooking, baking (and subsequently eating the food she cooks and bakes!), reading, zentangling, cleaning and organizing (nerd alert!), and walking along the beautiful waters of sunny Southern California.


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Related Debates
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- Welfare/Redistribution is actually harmful for poor people
- Resolved: Redistribution is ethical
- Government Wealth Redistribution
Related Opinions
- Do you believe it is justifiable to redistribute land?50% say NO
- Do you believe governments should focus on wealth redistribution (yes) or wealth creation (no)?83% say NO
- Is Trickle Down economics wealth redistribution?63% say NO
- Do you support the idea of redistribution of wealth?60% say YES
- Should the U.S. be involved in the global war on poverty?50% say NO
- What is your opinion about Mao Zedong?100% say NO
History and Debate of Redistribution
Redistribution of wealth is simply the transfer of wealth, property or income from one individual to another. This redistribution is caused by some social mechanism, such as nationalization, charity, taxation, welfare or tort law. Typically the redistribution is progressive, referring to a transfer of wealth from the rich to the poor. Redistribution is sometimes regressive, however, referring to a transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich. The redistribution debate is widely controversial, with both sides arguing a number of different pros and cons for the redistribution of wealth.
Pros to the Redistribution Debate
One positive aspect of the redistribution of wealth is that it applies to the human sense of fairness. Humans have an intrinsic sense of fairness, proven by psychological studies and experiments. Fairness within the world of wealth certainly does not always exist, particularly in the United States. Redistribution of wealth allows citizens to feel that a sense of fairness is established. Next, redistribution of wealth is good for both the poor and the rich. When the disparity between the rich and poor is too large, economic inefficiencies occur. The rich want to stay rich, but without allowing the poor some sort of cash flow the rich cannot stay rich.
Redistribution can also help contribute to the peace and stability of the nation. As demonstrated with protests such as the Occupy Wall Street movement, when the disparity between the rich and poor is too great society falls out of balance. This leads to social unrest and eventually civil disturbances, looting and even revolutions. Lastly, if redistribution of wealth is constantly scrutinized it can work wonders for society. As long as the money is carefully analyzed and spent, the redistribution can help to eliminate poverty and starvation for a great deal of the population.
Cons to the Redistribution Debate
However, there are also arguments against the redistribution of wealth. First, redistribution works against America's economic system of free capitalism. Government interference and calls for redistribution oppose the fundamental values of capitalism. Also, redistribution may take away from a society's growth opportunities. Redistribution may mean that the rich cannot start new businesses or hire new employees, and ends up hurting the economy.
Another argument against redistribution of wealth is that it may cause laziness. Those who are dependent upon the redistribution of wealth might become reluctant to do their fair share, as they no longer have to work in order to live. Redistribution is often considered bad because it is a form of forced charity. The wealthy might not choose to donate the money of their own accord, and are instead are forced to give up their money. Those who argue against the redistribution debate believe that the poor should only receive help from private groups that willingly help the poor, such as the Red Cross and the Salvation Army.
For RedistributionPro
Comment: Money stays at the top otherwise and capitalism can't flow of it does.
Comment: Most people who are against redistribution don't know what it is.
Comment: To an extent anyways.
Comment: I don't see the problem here. Taxation is a very basic level of redistribution, it's how we continue to function as a nation.
Comment: Any government taxing and spending is by definition, redistribution. Only anarchists should be checking the "Con/Against" box.
Comment: It would generally depend on if actual equality of opportunity has been achieved, which I do not think it has. Ergo, this measure appears necessary, despite the reactions this may cause. That being said, it should not be redistributed completely, as this would exacerbate the problems. A mean should be found to appease those who work hard, rich and poor.
Comment: Society ought to seek and equitable distribution of property.
Comment: We all get protection from our police and military. This is redistributed from the tax money we pay.
Comment: If one is making an excessive amount, it is only fair to redistribute some of that wealth to the poorests individuals. We, as a society, should be judged upon how we treat our weakest members. Why let one starve while another one has more than needed? Call it legalized robbery, I will stand by the belief that it is the right thing to do.
Comment: Income inequality is a massive problem that must be overcome. Freedom is merely privilege extended unless enjoyed by one and all
Against RedistributionCon
Comment: I believe the primary cause of wealth inequality is corporate favoritism, bailouts, and other forms of government corruption that are a direct result of the increasing size and power of the federal government. Redistribution only increases the size of government, stagnated the economy, and strips incentives/benefits to hard-working individuals in a society. Additionally, taking what someone else has produced at the point of a gun (the way a government ultimately enforces the law) is theft and is immoral.
Comment: This term is misleading. I'm mostly Pro, but this can be taken out of context.
Comment: I assume this is referring to private wealth.
Comment: The job of government is not to redistribute wealth.
Comment: It depends on the situation.
Comment: Wealth is earned. It is not an entitlement. Those who feel they are entitled to a huge amount of money need to rethink their life. If wealth is redistributed, those who are lazy and don't work for money will be getting money from those who worked for it.
Comment: How is wealth redistribution not considered theft? Is the assumption that the rich didn't earn their wealth and that they acquired it through exploiting another out of their money? Between 3 people...if one has $100, and the other two have $10, then the holder of the $100 did something to deprive the other two out of more money and they have the right being the majority to vote to take his money simply because they don't have what he does. There is no consideration of trading a good or service in exchange for more money in which both parties obtain something they value. What is this "automatic entitlement" nonsense? Economies aren't run on theft but production of goods and services that people value and are willing to exchange money for. This includes exchanging money in the form of wages for your labor and skills in a job. As far as fairness...fair to whom? Do you not also have the opportunity to earn money? How is a person being wealthier than you preventing you from earning?
Comment: this should only be allowed in the case of a voluntary transaction through private charity. not through force of government. However, if by redistribution you simply mean government taxing and spending then that's a whole different matter. there appears to be several different ways you could view this term.
Comment: The rich earn what they have. No one has any right to take it because it deprives the rich of property. Property is key in the Pursuit of Happiness, and depriving someone of that right is inhuman. Now, charity, I don't mind, but welfare and taxation are another story.
Comment: How would you feel if you earned an 'A' in a class, and someone else earned an 'F', and the teacher said: "Hey, that's not fair! You have an 'A' while this poor fellow got an 'F'! I'm going to average and give you both a 'C' grade because it's not fair that he got an 'F'." The world doesn't work like that. You get what you put into it.


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When I was done there was this guy who looked like a semi-serious lifter hanging around. He was wearing those barefoot shoes, but also spandex pants. Which are okay for straight men to wear in a number of instances. For example: speedskating, and um… well there's…hmm. Anyhow, I told him that I was done with the rack and he said: "Oh, I can't do front squats with free weights yet." This puzzled me, and I considered asking if he was injured. But I thought better of it, nodded gravely, put my headphones back on, and carried on. I noticed that he went up to 185 lbs on the Smith Machine.
Push Press: 45×8, 95×3, 135×2, 185×1, 205×1, 225×1, CM 232.5×1; 185×2, 190×2, 4x195x2, 2x185x3 (18)
Deadlift: I reminded myself before each super-light set that I am not a specially different robot. Then did 30 reps of singles, doubles & triples with up to 235 lbs. This is what happens when you don't follow good advice from smarter people. You have to regress to a baby weight. Afterwards, my back felt awesome. And tomorrow I will do it again, a little heavier.


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