Overregulation Stifles Creativity. It Smothers Innovation. It

[conservatives] Go To Church, They Do Lots Of Things For Free For Each Other. They Hold Potluck Dinners. ... They Serve Food To Poor People. They Share, They Give, They Give Away For Free. It's The Very Same People Leading Wall Street Firms Who, On Sundays, Show Up And Share.

We Are On The Cusp Of This Time Where I Can Say, "i Speak As A Citizen Of The World" Without Others Saying, "god, What A Nut."

Here's What We [americans] Need: A 30 Second You Tube Video Of Some Guy At A Party Constantly Checking Out Everyone Else At The Party, While He Pretends To Be Speaking To The Other Person. We're The Other Person. The Guy Are The Politicians. And The Distraction Is The Corruption: We Need A Congress That Can Afford To Talk To Us. For At Least One Drink Or So.

Americans Have Been Selling This View Around The World: That Progress Comes From Perfect Protection Of Intellectual Property.

I Think The Archaic Idea Is Actually Winner Take All, Because The Principle Of "one Person, One Vote" Is A Principle That Was Introduced As A Fundamental Principle In American Law In 1962, Long After States Had Moved To "one Person, One Vote."