More on Invent-A-Laws

Just why do I detest so many of the written laws in existence?  
Namely because they seem to be little more than a bunch of useless Invent-A-Laws whose intent is either favoring special interests, "special" groups and/or individuals---or simply being in cahoots with the collective mob mentality, popular prejudices, and collective dogmas.

You see, there are the "basic" laws:  Laws forbidding murder, theft, violence, slander/defaming/blasphemy.

And then you have a plethora of unnecessary laws, laws concocted with either selfish motives in mind, or that cater to favored groups and individuals, or are strictly revenue-motivated, or that cater to collective ideals or dogmas, or that cater to the general "mob mentality".
The latter are the laws that put me at odds with authorities and other "in charge" elements---be they business owners, landlords, employers, government institutions, or what-have-you. 

For most people the dreaded "s" word is "shit"
For me the dreaded "s" word is "surgery".  Anything but THAT!
The implications and ramifications alone are insufferably overwhelming.
It's often the aftermath that's more debilitating than the initial ailment itself.




An anonymous acquaintance of mine describes blogging by way of a tired old cliche:
"Those who can, DO.  Those who can't criticize".
Thanks, guy.  You make me feel so much better about what I'm doing right now.




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For those worried about the United States collapsing and falling as a civilization ....

Does it really matter, in the long run, what kind of a prominent position any one country has? 

In the annals of "universal cosmic memory" just how much is any individual terrestrial culture worth anyway?

Put another way:  How many surviving citizens of ancient Egypt, ancient Rome, or ancient Greece do you know (or have manged to write a book) who can fill modern civilization in on all the details and nuances of what life was actually like during that period?  Or can reveal any hidden secrets that have, up until now, eluded the historians?

                                                  Adage For Today
Asking anyone a personal question is akin to "inquiring about a Top Secret Pentagon document"


                                             Two Musings For Today
You realize just how poor you are when you can't take advantage of a "30% off" online offer from Target on account of not being able to afford any of the $400-to-$1200 Smartphones needed to access the app


Have you ever noticed that whenever you're walking around on an extremely windy day whatever debris is blowing around always manages to aim right straight for your eyes?
Why the eyes?  Why is such an essential body part so vulnerable?

And your eyelashes never protect you either.  Not only are eyelashes worthless when it comes to protecting your eyes from adverse elements, but then, whenever one of them breaks off, instead of succumbing to the law of gravity and falling straight down it gets sucked into your eyeball to wreak a little havoc of its own.

Eyelashes are a bit like government and the police---presumably "there to protect you", but actually wind up becoming part of the problem themselves.

Quotes

Art Bell
The history we were taught is actually a "circus history"---deep within, things actually happened quite differently


Will Rogers
The best way to double your money is to fold each bill in half, then put them all back in your pocket