We try of avoid all risk to ourselves, with elective abortions or war, and instead greatly increase our isolation from friends and the enmity of many others. I wrote a letter to the editor last year about the Columbine tragedy. This proves that name-calling does hurt. I ask Congress to pass a law, exactly like the one they have on weapons, that forces school districts to adopt a zero-tolerance policy on harassment. Lexington's mayor gets just as many friends lucrative government contracts imaginable.
Government workers get just as little pay as possible.
State government gets just as many state contracts as expedient for campaign contributors. They also spend just as much money as they can and pass as few laws protecting the public as possible. The old president provides just as many pardons as he can to rich contributors while poor African-American crack addicts get just as much jail time as always. The Clintons take just as much public property as they can carry while scurrying off into the darkness of failed promises and tainted memories. The new president provides tax cuts just as big as possible to the richest for frivolous expenditures without regard to their enormous levels of discretionary income.