Why do we focus on these and other trivial issues?
Why do we waste three weeks in the Senate debating a flag burning amendment to the Constitution?
Why do we care about gay marriage?
When there's a war in Iraq, our education system (excluding college) is failing compared to most other OECD (developed) countries, crime is increasing, poverty is increasing, North Korea has nukes, Iran is getting nukes, Hugo Chavez is trying to turn Latin America communist, Sudanese children are being murdered relentlessly, Somalia is becoming Talibanized, the Sub-Saharan AIDS epidemic, etc. why do we care about such trivial issues?
Is it not pathetic that the masses are so easily focused on these unimportant matters?
The politicians, it seems, simply exploit the masses by bringing up issues that don't really matter, but they know are easy to draw the attention of America. Then they fail to address real ones.
Is there any realistic way to fix this problem? I fail to see one; maybe you're smarter.
2006-10-20
07:06:53
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