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Friday, September 30, 2005
Reader mail: hypocrisy
> Subject: Hypocrisy > >[Jambo], here's something to post about. I followed a link from Hammer >to the Agape Press home page. There was a commentary by the Rev. >Mark Creech about how North Carolina had approved a lottery. Copied >below is his last paragraph. Note especially the last sentence: >Easley is right. The signing of HB 1023 was a historic day -- but not >as the governor thinks. That unholy trinity of votes that passed the >lottery has deeply corrupted State government; so much so, our State >motto, "Esse Quam Videri" -- which means "To Be Rather Than to Seem" >-- is no longer true. We have now entered the gambling business' world >of vice and deception. Only a miracle in the courts could possibly >change matters. >One of those "activist" courts, no doubt.
Well put.
Here's the link mentioned in the email.
