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Re: When is enough going to be enough?


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Posted by jdemaris on March 01, 2008 at 06:29:28 from (67.142.130.30):

In Reply to: Re: When is enough going to be enough? posted by trucker40 on February 29, 2008 at 19:05:01:

In my opinion, much of that is nonsense. You are one person. The government is a whole bunch of "one persons" put together in a group. Yet, you expect that group to be smarter and insightful than the people on their own? That's fautly reasoning. Zero plus zero - equals zero no matter how many times you try to mulitply it.

What have you done, one your own, as a work-around for these issues?

I've done plenty - I'll give you a list if desired. Will they work? I don't know. Can I prepare for everything? No, I cannot - but I certainly try all on my own.

If you have done nothing, on your own, to look ahead, prepare, cut down your energy use, etc. - you've got little ground to argue on.

If you've looked ahead, have no car payments, have no mortgage, have zero credit-card debt, have food stored, etc. - you're probably doing okay. Paying a lot of health insurance, taxes, and fuel - yes. But, that is inevitable.

I'm not trying to be mean-spirited here - and it seems you're having a bad day - but it's your type of narrow reasoning that corrupt politicians rely on. John Adams and Ben Franklin - back in the 1700s were correct. The average person should not be allowed to vote unless they prove their competency. They also agreed that all true democracies fail fast - because too many people want different things, and few have foresight.
That is why - at least so far - we are a republic, not a democracy. One we become a full socialized democracy - this country will fail.


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