[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
tom63 wrote:
So let someone else do your work for what might be necessary information or helpful info? Lazy. You have plenty of time to argue liberal crap here, why not try reading a book with a different perspective?
Thank you, oh superior one!
If you don’t know the reference Push was referring to just admit it. No one here will judge you for it.
I too haven’t read it and would like to know what the solution is without having to waste my time first; just like I don’t often pick up a book and start reading it until I’ve read the summery on the back-page.
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I bought and read the book when it came out years ago. Oh inferior one.
Listen, these books have ideas, ideas which have helped form my views. Do the work and learn something. The work and effort is what will help to change your outlook.
Life is not a sound bite. In the old days we had a apprentice, craftsman, master craftsman system. You worked hard att eh boring crpa work. you learned the basics. you move on out to get more advanced training, and now you come back and start teaching the young guys, or inexperienced guys.
Do the work on your own. Read a book. Apply it to the real world. and get back to me. I’ll give you a few more to read.
2 years ago My son had a hunting accident. He fired his gun when he wasn’t supposed to. He had it in a safe direction, and no one was hurt, but dad here sure was pissed.
My boys was antsy, wanting to get a shot at a deer and was screwing around. After I screamed, lectured, talked nice to him, I gave him an assignment.
You read 25 books by next year, or you don’t go hunting. I bought some for him and loaned him a few others. He read action books, biographies, and even some books on various public policy. after a few months I didn’t even keep track, because he was well on his way and probably done his " assignment". and he still reads at almost 15.
He can argue circles around some of his dimwhitted liberal teachers. He has learned to think and put things together on his own.
You want some books to read to learn about this stuff, buy them, borrow them, and read them. You want to argue, argue blind. But if you want to see how others view things, try reading something more than a soundbite or a NY times editorial.
Read a book. You have Unintended Consequences. When you get done read some more. I’m sure we can give you a list.