Tuesday, March 26, 2002

Doc once again hits the nail on the head.  ID's are a personal and individual thing and not just a corporate property.  Granted I think he's a little harsh on corporations some times but I for the most part him and I see eye to eye on this idea.  comment [] 5:21:50 PM

Ok a little more on the post about the banning computers in Cuba.  My comment at the end can be a little confusing.  What I meant by that is the fact that the goverment in the US is pretty decreped these days.  It's no-where near what it was when it was formed.  It's departed from all it's basic's that made it work and you can tell.  The Internet and computers are starting to show the people that there are other ways of thought.  In fact where else would you be able to read a 19 year old kid's thoughts on the subject other than the net?  The government has gotten away from it's principles with disatorous results.  It started with a hands off approach to the markets, now as it digs it's hands in deeper and deeper the Enron scandal shows just how much government help can destroy a market.  Everyone seems to think that the Enron affair is proof we need more government regulation...when it's exactly the opposite.  Without help from both state and federal government officials Enron would never have gotten as large or as volatile as it did.  So basicly what that comment meant was that if the white house isn't careful people like me might start to read more and more and think a little bit...then where will they be?  Their only option is to stop the flow of information while they still have everyone brain-dead. comment [] 12:00:44 AM

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