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About logan.laituri
Logan.laituri is a Student living in KAILUA HI.
I am interested in social businesses and nonprofits. I am majoring in nonprofit management and one day hope to start an all volunteer, faith-based coffee shop.logan.laituri’s website:
http://courageouscoward.blogspot.com
- Member since: 2008
On November 20, 2008 logan.laituri Discussed
Private: GOOD News Does the (Military) Robot
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i agree, i was in the military and got out because of the insulating effect war has on otherwise very caring people. i dont think this subject is something i appreciate being reported on and compared to a video game. that is what i feel is wrong with the military industrial complex – it dehumanizes…
On November 14, 2008 logan.laituri Discussed
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- and said:
ooh! itunes video podcst? ill have to look for it as well…
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On December 16, 2008 logan.laituri Discussed
Private: Missiles and Mortgages
- and said:
the number for defense spending are much higher 4 years later in the wars in the middle east. if you include what we will pay in the future for vets benefits and other consequences of the conflict, military spending is nearly 60% of our current budget. it has been described as the pentagon having a strangle hold on the economy.
On November 20, 2008 logan.laituri Discussed
Private: GOOD News Does the (Military) Robot
- and said:
i agree, i was in the military and got out because of the insulating effect war has on otherwise very caring people. i dont think this subject is something i appreciate being reported on and compared to a video game. that is what i feel is wrong with the military industrial complex – it dehumanizes…
On November 14, 2008 logan.laituri Discussed
Private: This Video Only Available In Some Countries
- and said:
ooh! itunes video podcst? ill have to look for it as well…
logan.laituri has not GOODmarked anything yet.
the number for defense spending are much higher 4 years later in the wars in the middle east. if you include what we will pay in the future for vets benefits and other consequences of the conflict, military spending is nearly 60% of our current budget. it has been described as the pentagon having a strangle hold on the economy.