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A study in tyrany and despotism

[Symbiotic]

See Daw's ideas and then imagine him with the power to do these things. The impotent dictator. If there were a mass with torch's and pitch forks it would be a democratic or market forces expression that warrant's attention. If it's one squeaky wheel begging for grease it's a wanna be dictator. Use the ignore he limits his consumption, invoke censorship, banishment or drive someone away and he is deciding everyone's consumption for them regardless of your position on the matter. Dictators also like narrow and approved topics and speech according to what they find acceptable. Of course he sees a free speech, sound money, free thinking libertarian as the first that must go. Sorry Daw, no powers for you.

[Pandora]

When I was a kid (and that's 7 decades ago) we also had the squeaky wheels and they were mostly ignored. Trouble is they kept getting louder and louder, not necessarily any smarter, and now they are running the world -- much to our detriment. Sometimes it seems it's not a bad thing being this old.:-))

[Pandora]

Going back to when I was a kid, we were very fortunate not so much in what we had but what we did not have. Leading the list in that regard was this thing called social media (and cell phones). How forunate we were. In close relation to that is something we did have -- we had a mainstream media that reported the news as it was and not just the biased political opinions as they mostly do today. In

[MaterialsMan]

Pandora, Nice to hear some personal reminiscenses. I happen to be with the class of 46. The first of the baby boomers. Life did seem relatively trouble free growing up. Many say that every generation looks back with fond memories of 'The good old days". No way that I intend to create a list of what I find objectionable in this day and age. For one thing, the list would be too long, but