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Politics : Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: pezz who wrote (14587)	11/12/1998 1:08:00 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 67261

Now you hit the nail smack on the head. << in the drug culture we laughed>> You all laughed for more than one reason. Any sociology 101 student would agree, we can not educate or change a culture from the outside in. Of course it is dishonest, because it is an attempt to indoctrinate a culture that by presupposition has rejected our doctrine. What a joke. Well, that is old news. The problem of the current age is, the foundation of human well-being has been subjugated to something called the "greater good;" problem is, the definition of the establishment's "greater good's" are no longer good for the Earth and the creatures of the Earth, including you and me. << We can't turn back the clock. We must live within the real world. >> I have no intention of turning back the clock. Although I cherish my personal history, I would never want to repeat it and definitely would not suggest such a course for anyone else. <<Ooo K I'm all ears.>> Well, if I was all mouth we'd have it made:) Any way, you seem open minded. What is very dangerous today and ironically more necessary than ever in history is the willingness to take a step out of bounds. I'm not good at playing fair. The rule makers are tyrants. The real world is a frontier. How adventurous are you?