To: ALOHA RONNIE
Thank you and it was great hearing you call in as well, Aloha Ronnie.
I feel that Jason and the other young fellow, Kyle Williams, author of "Seen and Heard", are truly exceptional young men who have "eyes" of their own when it comes to seeing where this country is going and how our government officials and leaders are preceived by younger minds today.
People laugh at young men like these and say, "What do they know about life's experiences, and their exposure to the world at large.?" What many adults fail to realize is that children are human beings and are very smart as their minds have not been tainted with cynical and intellectual thoughts. As a result young people may be naive enough when it comes to worldly knowledge and politics but have a vision that many of us adults simply cannot see. It's funny how adults want to have chldren these days but don't care to understand the younger generation; and the younger generation senses that.
If you remember the song from SuperTramp's "The Logical Song" it fits most of our society today to a T. People have become idealistic about social problems and such when they should be realistic. To be realistic means to not only see the big picture but to think with an open and objective mind instead of a closed subjective mind borrowing from a political or social system that enslaves us all with myths.
It is young minds like these two young men that are destroying those myths and encouraging the older generation to think for themselves. Forget party politics. Both parties are weakening and are being controlled by the invisible hand than only about a small percentage of the American population are aware of.
Wisdom does not come with age but rather it comes to those who are patient and willing to listen.
To: goldilucky
"And the MEEK shall inherit the Earth" =
The Bible
Biblical Meaning of the word MEEK =
"Being OPEN and TEACHABLE"
27 posted on
07/05/2003 6:07:06 PM PDT by
ALOHA RONNIE
(Vet-Battle of IA DRANG-1965 www.LZXRAY.comw)
To: goldilucky
If you remember the song from SuperTramp's "The Logical Song"...I remember!
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Breakfast in America!
Love "The Logical Song"!
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