Westside Steve Posted April 5, 2016 Report Posted April 5, 2016 http://www.pbs.org/video/2365709603/ I've always been a fan of Ayn Rand and I think this is an interesting concept WSS
LogicIsForSquares Posted April 6, 2016 Report Posted April 6, 2016 When I get a minute, I will check this out.
One Post Posted April 6, 2016 Report Posted April 6, 2016 When I get a minute, I will check this out.It's been a minute times up.
One Post Posted April 6, 2016 Report Posted April 6, 2016 Life isn't fair. Be honest with yourself and all the ones around you and everything falls into place.
Clevfan4life Posted April 6, 2016 Report Posted April 6, 2016 i love how fighting corrupt and unethical financial practices is a "misguided" attempt at remediating income inequality. The people who say that are the same people who benefit from our corrupt system. Of course they wanna keep that train alive.
calfoxwc Posted April 6, 2016 Report Posted April 6, 2016 but who gets to define what is corrupt and unethical? liberals define it as "you have mo money, i got no money, that not fair" Like he said - the opportunities to be successful need to be there. Kids in a bad, poor part of the inner city have no excuse at all, to not study, and try to get an education. Instead, all too often, they know they can laugh off education because they are welfare oriented, crime easy money oriented. Bad choices are not fair, and we have a giant subculture that makes bad choices, and a dem party that panders to them, saying it isn't the bad choosers' faults, it's those reps. eight years of clinton, nothin for bad choosers. eight years coming up for obaMao, nothin but free cell phones for bad choosers. What isn't fair, is choosing badly, and dooming the children to choose badly, and blaming everybody else for their bad decisions. Those books in school aren't keeping those kids down. Ever heard of racist books that won't let poor kids learn? "where else he gonna git he money".......
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