I hate people who automatically assume that someone is wrong without even hearing their reasoning, just because they don't agree with their idea. In my opinion, people like this are the reason for the dark age being so dark, you know, Crusades, Spanish Inquisition, etc, I mean, the list is almost endless. but any way, if not for these people, the world would be a great deal safer. end of story.

I wonder, Why is it that almost EVERY person that wants to be a politician ends up being little more than a Hypocrite. I admit there were a few who were quite genuine. However the majority seem little more than glorified liars and thieves. And yet, we "THE PEOPLE" keep electing/REelecting these people, and then, whene we find out what they really are, we act all shocked and supprised like we didnt think this was going to happen! >= (

I just saw a commercial for Rick Perry, and it basically said that he, like most good leaders, was willing to talk about his faith. I agree with this. Any "Leader" who is ashamed to tell you what he believes, his bound to fail, horribly, and miserably.

I HATE people who encourage anarchy through different organizations. the very definition of anarchy would have all forms of organization destroyed. thus making these "anarchists" little more than glorified hypocrites. Furthermore, why would any one want anarchy in the first place? Not only is it impossible, given that humans will take any chance possibly to at least semi-organize their life, but also it would mean the entire collapse of modern society. meaning there would no longer be any cars, or other luxuries of modern day life.

One of modern society's quirks that all ways makes me laugh, is that lawmakers think that if some thing is illegal, people will do it less. The 1920's prohibition proves otherwise. In fact, if we were to legalize drug use, a substantial chunk of drug related crime would cease to exist. Granted there would still be drug related crimes, but it wouldn't be even half of what it is today.

Mr Ritchie

So, Today's guest speaker was Mr. Richie, who talked to us about traits of good leaders. One of the main reoccuring themes is that coach we had over the other week, the name of whom i have forgotten. however, he still had some good points, specifically about willpower, and no, I don't believe that any one of us could have that kind of will, atleast not at this stage in our lives.