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It was a struggle from the beginning but once we let go, once we looked away...the same ole hubristic psychopaths snuck in and took over.
Although the task was always daunting...we've no one else to blame but ourselves.
PS...most that achieve affluence through competence have no wish to rule others because they have learned to rule themselves.
If we did all that in 200 years, maybe we can fix the problems of gov't intrusiveness and cost.
Most of human history was governments that were not free, not capitalistic, and had an affluent ruling class. An affluent ruling class does not protect capitalism. This is false comfort.
Ouch...and it still hurts.
They will never admit it. In communism the elite lived the life of the privileged, while preaching "proletarian dictatorship".
Hussein used his presidency to accumulate his net worth.
There is no reason to deny it. Why all reps/senators retire millionaires?
Right now, I am trying to spruce up the house I built in 97, but I fear with another progressive Governor...more taxes and tolls are coming which will lower the selling price of my house even further...the only advantage I have is we built in a very desirable neighborhood, large lots in the woods only 3 miles from the ocean and at a decent elevation too.
Not high enough for surviving the magnetic reversal though...well...if the science is right...I'll be 93.
We had a tropical storm sit over us to dump 27 inches of rain in three days one time. The drainage is unbelievably good. As long as you are not beachside (I am five miles inland.), unless winds exceed 125 mph (very rare here because of the angle of Florida), damage is minimal. We have had several hurricanes that gave us 100 mph winds, but those are about as much work and inconvenience as a significant snowstorm. From West Palm Beach further south, the threat from hurricanes is much greater, but you would run into anti-capitalists there, too.
PS. if you are interested, I just posted (on the gulch) this weeks Fly on the Wall scientific discussion that I listen to at http://suspicious0bservers.org. It's the first time this has been available to the public.
Also, I have posted also, Part 22 in the Earth Catastrophe series.