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Category Archives: 2008 Presidential Campaign
If we reward non-production, we get freeloaders
Families which reward children for bad behavior or nonproduction raise young adults who are not trained to support themselves. Governments which reward non-production end up with freeloaders clogging ever-increasing welfare rolls.
We have all gone through tough times, some of us more than once, but we are encouraged to bring ourselves through our travails when we are rewarded for our efforts. If we are rewarded for not trying, then there is little reason ever to improve ourselves. We are encouraged to become freeloaders
What if we lost our job or house in a catastrophe? We would hope that friends and neighbors and the government would give us a helping hand until we got back on our feet financially.
We see that time and time again in rural communities where neighbors and the local churches pitch in and everyone comes together until the crisis is over. People find room in their homes for those who have lost theirs and life goes on.
Most people want to earn their way in the world and they take every opportunity to keep their exchange in with those who are supporting them. Those who choose to be freeloaders are actually criminals who want something for nothing.
But people can actually be coaxed into becoming criminal. If a situation is created where rent money and food is provided for those who do nothing to help themselves, there is no reason for them to work for a living.
Here are three situations which illustrate how this can happen:
Where do you get reliable political information?
Barbara Kaye at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville has an interesting survey to examine the Internet’s influence on the U.S. political process. 2008 Politics and the Internet: A Survey of Internet Use for Political InformationI took this survey and was surprised … Continue reading
Political discourse and junk food
I have been sampling the recent blizzard of liberal and conservative discourse and I find most of it is too much like junk food in that it titillates my interest but offers little in the way of sustenance or real … Continue reading
Messages converge – trust becomes the major issue
In the third Presidential Debate at Hofstra, both candidates did a more effective job of articulating their ideas, but their messages are converging. Public trust in the candidates will be the differentiating factor. Their proposed solutions are becoming more aligned … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Presidential Campaign
Tagged Hofstra, Presidential Debate, Presidential election
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