What Would These Guys Do?
What would our forefathers say about our economy? What energy solutions would they legislate to have an effect on our families and our future?
Post from Michelle Pernula's Blog:
What would our forefathers say about our economy? What energy solutions would they legislate to have an effect on our families and our future?
That was a very dark period in time for 3/4 of Americas population.
In this time period you live, you have opportunity to have a job, freedom and vote power, but you'd rather whine about what happened to your ancestors and I had nothing to do with it.
My post wasn't about black ancestry and heritage, but rather about what they would do in our dispensation to address our families, not white families, or black families, but the melting pot we have living here. America isn't just black and white, it's diverse. Your own perspective suppresses you.
And they were politicians none the less. I think they would have been more diligent and worked on it expediently to address the issues though. We'll get there, hopefully.
Remember, our forefathers that many love to brag about were the same ones who only allowed men to vote and only white men and that AND only white men who owned propertly.
I'm not to enamoured regarding the solutions that they could/would devise.
We are where we're at because of some of the laws they laid down, sure each state tweaked them and why each state is different today. I just wish politicians would take our issues seriously, we could have wind power, electric cars, drill for oil...instead of debate it to deathhhhh. That's all my post was about.
I guess my deep seeded desire would be for government to have the balls to tax industry at a higher rate than they do and this money could be invested in technology that would benefit everyone on the food chain downwind.