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Thanks, hard to post an article that hasn't already been posted. People are fast.
Jazz, that is somewhat true, but I don't think it is all dark clouds, the frontiers of technology could open up opportunities and change things in radical ways that we have never conceived of. I think we need to draw more people from the creative class, producers who build communities, wealth, and further technology. What we don't need are takers, people who take and take and take, but add very little in comparison to what they use.
My belief is that there will always be that negative element, but that many of the people other parts of the country are in the creative class. By definition, users (and abusers) always follow because they are incapable of building communities, civilized society, or anything else that requires creative thought and only survive on the largess of the producers. California is a prime example of this where just 3% of the population pay 60% of the taxes. Over time those with the desire and means will go elsewhere or stop producing to unshackle themselves from the forced patronage that corrupt governments and societies take.
Last edited by jkanderson521; 01-30-2009 at 11:39 AM..
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