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Thursday, April 08, 2010
Mark Steyn wrote a discerning column this week on the dwindling amount of years people spend working even as life expectancies continue to increase, and how legislation like Obamacare only serves to further infantilize the populace. In short, Steyn points out that we are rapidly approaching an era where a person will fall into one of two categories. Either you are a child or a retired adult who needs to be quickly euthanized. Either way, everyone is a dependent and a constituent, but no one a citizen. The only people working will be bureaucrats. In such a world, freedom is a foreign concept.
Dalrymple also had a good essay in this month's New English Review on the problem of a culture of dependency, as it has shown itself in England.
Appropriately, I noticed this article today which mentions that nearly half of all Americans don't pay any federal taxes.
Dalrymple also had a good essay in this month's New English Review on the problem of a culture of dependency, as it has shown itself in England.
Appropriately, I noticed this article today which mentions that nearly half of all Americans don't pay any federal taxes.
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