Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
>> We can always agree to disagree, but I think we may have actually gotten
>> to the root cause of the disagreement. It appears to me that your
>> premise is based on the notion that the majority of people are too dumb
>> to make the right choices for themselves and their children. That's why
>> the smart people in the government have to make choices for them.
>> Correct me if I misinterpreted you.
>
> I can't talk for Byron, but maybe it's not about "smart" or "dumb" but
> about that the majority won't act so that the outcome is something you (or
> I) like?

I don't understand what you're saying. Can you please rephrase? :-)

Vitaliy



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