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Weekend Watching: Given Our Disucssion Below On Child Pornogrpahy....

.....this is about how I think the strong and responsible should care for the weak in the natural order of the universe. Though as a libertarian I do not advocate violence, or any type of fighting, I understand this is sometimes necessary to protect those without a protector from the cruel and vicious:



This is your weekend watching to learn about the natural order.

The Lesson: Get you act together and create a better tomorrow by teaching both tolerance and virtue. You do not need to be perfect to be good, but you have to have virtue to strive for what is good.

If people see the people who break the rules in every field rewarded for their violations, how can you expect to maintain, "....Justice, insure Domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, Promote the general welfare and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our posterity....." or ever expect them to even try to be good?

They will be too busy trying to make everything perfect and like a theater that is badly managed, or a corporation, no one will be able to trust anyone else and everyone will act contrary to these principles while mouthing them until they are blue in the face.

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