Virtual Tourism

The new Virtual World carries many important social and economic messages. Webster defines virtual as implied. A virtual experience is something you can almost, but not really, have.

This means you could drive the most luxurious car, marry the perfect, virtual spouse, buy a brand new virtual wardrobe, raise the best, virtual children and they could get the best virtual education your imagination can conjure. You could live in a virtual house, and virtually experience absolutely everything there is without ever leaving what, your computer - or a place downtown that facilitates these flights from reality for a price?

Think about this, if you can virtually experience everything, you could have a virtual job doing anything you like and are paid, virtually of course, whatever you think your time is worth. You could virtually eat anything...

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Take America Back

Do you remember that every sentence and phrase in the Constitution was crafted specifically for you? That each item in the Bill of Rights exists to protect you from exactly what we need protection from today?

This is a nation of laws which at this point could stand some culling out, but not by people whose main focus is reelection not the careful stewardship of our nation; not by those in government who tell you to live within your means but can’t maintain or even balance their own checkbooks and think that your tax dollars are part of some private slush fund for them to shop global favoritism.

Are you forgetting that personal freedom and socialism are not a match; that socialism is a system based on fear? Could you point to the sentence in the Constitution or the Bill of Rights that says Americans should live in fear of each other or their government? No you can’t – it doesn’t exist.

What does exist...

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