I think everyone realized that.
The people are suppose to keep the government in check, otherwise it will continue to grow unchecked.
If the people do not seek to control to government the system falls out of balance.
Why this about individual benefit or consequence? Shouldn't we be concerned with the greater result?
Even if I fall into the "95% that won't benefit" shouldn't I be more concerned with what my ethics tell me will produce the greater end result?
McVeigh has never told me what to do nor punished me when I don't do what he thinks I should.
The people are suppose to keep the government in check, otherwise it will continue to grow unchecked.
If the people do not seek to control to government the system falls out of balance.
Why this about individual benefit or consequence? Shouldn't we be concerned with the greater result?
Even if I fall into the "95% that won't benefit" shouldn't I be more concerned with what my ethics tell me will produce the greater end result?
McVeigh has never told me what to do nor punished me when I don't do what he thinks I should.
