287 karma · joined November 10, 2011
Actually, the OP had it right the first time. We've made progress on some fronts even as the government has been growing and trying to circumvent others. Women and blacks can now vote, something which was not true in the start of this great experiment.
You seem to forget (or never knew) that there is a constant tension between a government and it's citizens: the government wants more power, and the people usually want more freedom. Although if you look at the majority today, they'd rather have big brother take care of them. caveat emptor
He could change it, but he's not interested enough to change it.
I realized that I had completely forgotten what I LIKED to do, in favor of doing what I HAD to do to keep making money. I actually had to sit down and write a list of things I liked to do, and make sure to start doing them. It's easy to lose sight of why we are hear. No one ever wished they had worked more, as they lay dying.
My point is, don't feel bad about doing what you want to do.
Nope, didn't add to the argument at all...
Quit wasting money on science projects that aren't needed (this is already being done).
Drop MS Office. Free. Your. Docs.
As for the guy that said he learned better from other men - maybe he does, give him the benefit of the doubt - it's not ALL about you.
individual media outlets know that if they cover this they will incur the wrath of their advertisers and go bankrupt, so they don't cover it.
If the government feels it can prosecute you for crimes committed outside then it is limited by the same laws.
attributed to Thomas Jefferson.