braincell wrote:Gary,
My keyboard cable is purple at the end and my mouse is green. I would not makes ones with the opposite colors just to be different. That would be idiotic.
Ronald Reagan famously said:
"The government is not the solution. The government is the problem".
Now ask yourself why we have 40 million uninsured, a power grid that will will not sustain any more growth, dismally poor public schools, and the 16th slowest average internet speed in the world.
Because government is no longer government. It's an establishment of drug dealers, pornographers, oil magnates, war profiteers, genetic engineers, pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies (that are in it for profit, and NOT to insure anyone), lawyers, and banker-cronies.
A cure for cancer would mean the end of a multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical industry, a functioning infrastructure would mean the end of oil stranglehold (like when Ford and Firestone built freeways in California while undermining the inter-urban train system), an educated public would mean a freer thinking (self-generating) public rather than a brainwashed populace more focused on Britney's boobs than on true forward-thinking aware people that KNEW who was really running the show. In other words - for any possibility of ANY of these so-called government-backed programs to succeed, it would mean the implosion of 'the machine' - which would only lead to endless wars on the latest boogie-man of the day in order to band-aid the economy by building up the war machine.
Reagan was ONLY (at best) a wordsmith (and frontman for the elite) - but his actions (like deregulation) perpetuated globalism and expanded the banking interests as part of what has basically been a tyrannical coup that was mostly triggered around the time of the Kennedy assassination (and more recently 9/11).
So, basically, give up on your socialized government nanny system handing out any benefits or fixes, because it only means more taxes and more wars.
The only thing that is going to truly help people is for us to take things into our own hands.
Greg