I’m glad you liked the site. I’ll return the favor. On your blog you link to H.R. 502. This is a good place to start, though I’d like to see government, especially the Feds, get out of health care completely. Government has no right nor reason to be involved in economics. That should be market driven only. We’ve never had it, and we desperately need it. There’s huge amounts of fervor over separation of Church and State. I’m wanting to start a movement promoting the separation of Economics and State. Long live true market driven capitalism.

Anyway, thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed the blog. Best wishes with yours. Feel free to leave a comment any time.

Dave

Thanks for the comment. I agree with you that teaching others, especially children, the things you talk about is absolutely vital. One of the reasons we are in the mess we are in is that we failed to keep watch on the education of our children. We taught them how to get jobs and be slaves, but we never taught them how to think for themselves and how to live as independent human beings in charge of their own destiny.

My roommate and I had a discussion the other day about how we both believe that we were the “last generation” that was actually taught civics in high school. Most younger people have no clue how our government works and thus can not work to keep it accountable for it's actions. The only way to keep this from turning into an absolute disaster is to teach these things outside of our current education system.

I'm not necessarily opposed to the state as I think there is a place for it, though I do believe that place is extremely limited. Mostly for protection from enemies both foreign and domestic and to promote justice amongst it's citizens. I prefer state power to be a localized as possible with Federal powers extremely limited as outlined in our Constitution.