Category Archives: Societal Myth

Dear Friends, Today on the George Step. Show the unbiased media had two democrats discussing the presidential candidates. The next segment had four left leaning reporters discussing strategy for the democrat running for the White House. Sometimes I listen to … Continue reading →

Dear Friend, It seems to me that the more removed a person is from the means that keeps him or her alive the more the individual is willing to cede rights to the government. People like hamburger. We cook it … Continue reading →

Dear Reader It seems to me that the maxim that, too much blood has been spilled in the name of religion, used as a thesis for then opining that this means organized religion is bad, to me is patently false. … Continue reading →

Dear Reader, It seems to me that If we were to ask a person who is on trial for murder. “Irrespective of your case, are the laws against murder just?” almost everyone would say that yes, the laws against murder … Continue reading →

Dear Reader, It seems to me that the huge amount of money that politicians spend to get into office today is telling of what they want from the office. Why would a sane person be willing to spend tens of … Continue reading →

 Dear Reader, Imagine the man or woman who thought up the idea of putting ridges on twist off lids. This little innovation, one built upon many others, has eased the opening of container lids in an ever so small a … Continue reading →

Dear Readers, It seems to me that in the long run it doesn’t matter who wins any particular election. History is inevitable and resolute. We are history, like the tendency of water to flow down hill, the societies of man … Continue reading →

Dear Reader, It seems to me that. The argument against gun ownership goes something like this. “Because guns are dangerous, and some people will use them to kill people, they should be made illegal.” The premise is that dangerous rights … Continue reading →

The basis of Constitutionalism is that, if the maximum limits of a government were written down, adhered to strictly, and difficult to change. The government would be free, fair, stable, and weak. As long as the government was acting in … Continue reading →

Dear Reader, It seems to me that, when I was a child in Vermont the local societal myth was “I won’t bother you or yours, as long as you don’t bother me and mine.” The influx of people who didn’t … Continue reading →