I'm not sure we aren't already the most taxed society on the planet.

Everything we've had since has been some globalist pushing our country into the pathetic little socialist society that it has become.

Unfortunately, whatever natural abilities we do have are sometimes stifled at a very young age as we are brought up thorough the structure of societies rules and put into a controlled academic society.

My former husband and I still clash on this because he doesn't believe a purely Capitalistic society will function.

The government was meant to provide the rules for the relationships between people, not actually do or force those relationships.What has really been lost is the personal responsibility that was basically "assumed" that society as a whole would always have.

Posted by Tony Tomasek:"So we should definitely tax the most productive members of society higher to give more money to the many that refuse to take action to improve their lives.

I think it fits the intelligence level of the sheople in today's society.

I prefer to choose role models who spend their time being productive and contributing to society, not those who drop out of school and spend 15 years straight on the couch getting stoned.

So, in addition to the obvious problem of having education run by a government bureaucracy, we also have a problem of a society that views seemingly unpleasant tasks (like math) as things to be avoided.

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