gallantwarrior
Gold Member
In an ideal world, we wouldn't need energy. The temperature would stay the same balmy 70F, day or night. It would only rain at night, when everyone was safely tucked into they leafy nests, hung safely from giant trees. Food would grow, ripe for the picking and in such perfect abundance we would never need to consume our fellow creatures. Everyone would love everyone else and we'd all live together in perfect harmony. We would suffer no pain, no hunger, no envy of what others had 'cause of course, we'd all have exactly the same things everyone else had, no need to redistribute one person's good to others. No one would have to work, or toil, or labor. Nothing would have to be earned, so there would be no need for income equality.
Alas, Shangri La was lost. Eden was lost. Atlantis was lost. Too bad this isn't the ideal world.
It isn't, thanks to free will coupled to ignorance and gullibility and self-centeredness and irresponsiblity. That’s why the American electorate is in the process of excorcising those traits from our government.
That's why Boehner is toast.
That’s why the return to competent government and progress is at hand.
Funny how your guys "progress" always ends up with millions dead.
Either dead or totally dependent on the largesse of government. But you have to cull the herd in order to prolong the agony of the rest. It's pretty obvious that in the case above, free will is equal to wholesale destruction of the ideal world.
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