Progressive government, is change for the sake of change. The argument goes: "Times/technology change so people/government must change also"! Is this both true & beneficial? Times/technology DO change, but people & their "general needs"(maslow's hierarchy of needs) do not change. What benefits then, would a progressive government offer Americans today, can ANYONE answer this question? Representative Paul handily pointed out that our war in Iraq is being funded by the Chinese(trade deficit) our troops being spread out all over the globe(shades of the Roman empire!) are stretched to thin & our federal reserve note(debt based!) is losing more & more buying power. THE republican democrat part(ies?) canidates & goals seem to be becoming undistinguishable from one another. "Can't we all just get along", be like one another is a fallacy. That's why there exists idependent nations, independent states with in a nation, counties & municipalities! Does one care to challenge the above?
2007-06-13
08:02:37
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