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There Is No Such Thing As Character Other Than The Habitual Action, As Mr. Aristotle Told Us Two Thousand Years Ago.

The Realization That I Came To Is That Each Citizen For Himself Or Herself Understands The Economics, Which Is, "i Better Make More Than I Spend And I Better Put Something Aside For A Rainy Day, And I Want To Get A Good Idea About What To Do With The Surplus So That Perhaps It Can Grow While I'm Sleeping." And That That's Capitalism. Everybody Practices It, But Half Of The Country - Those On The Left - Deny That It's True.

We Cannot Live Without Trade. A Society Can Neither Advance Nor Improve Without Excess Of Disposable Income. This Excess Can Only Be Amassed Through The Production Of Goods And Services Necessary Or Attractive To The Mass. A Financial System Which Allows This Leads To Inequality; One That Does Not Leads To Mass Starvation.

War Is Tragedy. The Great War Stories Are Tragedies. It's The Failure Of Diplomacy. 'war And Peace,' 'a Farewell To Arms,' 'for Whom The Bell Tolls.' Those Are Some Of The Greatest Tragedies.

Anyone Ever Lost In The Wild Knows That Nature Wants You Dead.