May 26, 2009
So Long and Thanks for All the Fish
I'm feeling a bit nostalgic and depressed. Honestly, I think the American spirit has passed in my lifetime. Perhaps it will make a last gasp or two in the future. Indeed, it could prevail. I don't think I will live to see those final moments of American doitiveness.
Our bureaucracy is to large. We are no longer ruled by a limited and tepid government with specific mandates, but by a sprawling, unruly bureaucracy whose only interest is in maintaining their own existence.
I will never again see the day when youngsters played on the shale cliffs and built a dam across the swollen river during spring melts. From now on it's kevlar helmets and 10 year-olds in car seats.
Young as I am, I miss the good old days. No longer shall we learn from our mistakes. That is, not until we repeat them.
Our bureaucracy is to large. We are no longer ruled by a limited and tepid government with specific mandates, but by a sprawling, unruly bureaucracy whose only interest is in maintaining their own existence.
I will never again see the day when youngsters played on the shale cliffs and built a dam across the swollen river during spring melts. From now on it's kevlar helmets and 10 year-olds in car seats.
Young as I am, I miss the good old days. No longer shall we learn from our mistakes. That is, not until we repeat them.
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