I wrote this this morning. It is unedited. I was heartened to hear some of the sentiments echoed by different people today. 

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I caught the end of McCain's final speech.

And, y'know, if he had driven towards the middle instead of the right with that attitude...

Some radio personalities said this morning it was time for the Republican party to go even more to the right.

Missing the point that catering to a base is not really the same as embracing principles.

Applying principles to problems does not really involve 'demonizing' others. Running a campaign that is mostly attacking others is not going to endear anyone in the middle to them.

Where Obama adapted to any criticism, McCain only escalated the same positions. For the most part. And was not in character.

The failures to realize potentials by those in business, relying on the same view that has gotten the nation and the world into the mess it is in, while giving some good critique of possible dangers, is another example.

To rely on simple views~ really, over simplified views~ will not reach a solution. Will lead to the problems we see.

Certain principles may be valid, yet not realizing that it is a goal that one wants to reach, rather than simply the method of getting there, failing to adapt to circumstances, to fail to reäct to actual events, is missing the point.

Limiting action, even if partly successful~ at least, in the short run~ while it is failure elsewhere, or fails in the long run, to certain aspects, is not success.

If one thinks that expanding one's purview, one's ideas, for greater success, is failure, because of possible dangerous, is to be wholly with blinders on.

Look at the facts.

Overall, there has been success, a progression forward, yet, there has been change. If people still lived like they did in a past situation, now applying the same action to a new situation, this would not be true.

What principle changed?

One once chopped wood in the forest, then hunted whales, dug holes in the ground, droves pipes down, and now gathers the Sun.

People still burn wood for heat to some extent, but society has moved on.

Coal is burned, but there are methods to trap the dirt that comes from that.

Admittedly, speculation is pretty dependent on fear and hope, but when there is going to be something different, something that reäcts and adapts, and will not be just some simplified application, one does need to realize this, needing input, critique, yes, yet not fear based on loss of a failing method, a limited method, but on the hope of the capability that exists.

Because that is the truth.

People learn. It is natural. One would not be able to brush their teeth, go to the store, and so on, if not.

Desires may exist, we are not simple automatons.

We are not limited to simply our pasts, or slaves to a master of desires. One has the ability to act. To learn.

We now know that arbitrary evaluations, such as skin color, do not control destiny.

That is the call.

We have the ability, the opportunity, and have seen that proper action has results. We can adapt to something new.

We are not 'reaping the whirlwind' of the children of the Seventies.

Our time is coming and we will rinse away all that lays decaying, dogmatic and mal~adjusted to nature.

Sick and disconnected to the world, trying to kill the world, to kill the children, the People of the Earth.

Stupefied by the world made before us, troddened down, channelled, stolen from, made slaves.


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I don't know what they taught in the Sixties, as I started school in '70, but I do remember the Seventies, and that which followed.

My remembering is that it was the kids pushing for changes. Which was part of the fun. The 'virgins' were the adults!

It was the adults that screwed things up.

School was not the factor. Really, the kids are picking it up from school? Yeah, that would be cool.

Cutting the foreskin at an early age wouldn't be the first major introduction into the adult world?

Isn't that religious, religion under the guise of medicine?

'Feel~good'?! School?! Not that I remember.

Social engineering, sure, maybe, but certainly not as is given here.

We have yet to destroy that.

However, we will.