Why is it that when we are little children everybody tells us to dream big dreams and realize that "we can be anything we want to be," but when we grow up they tell us to "be realistic?"
Why is it that when I spent tens of thousands of dollars on a formal education everybody said, "good job, you're doing so well," but when I spend just $10 on an educational CD they tell me I'm getting ripped off?
Why is it that our country has been known as "the Land of Opportunity" but more and more of its citizens want it to be a "Land of Equalized Results?"
Why does someone running for higher office talk about how wrong it is to make large amounts of money when his jet plane and security force are paid for by taxes collected from those who made the money in the first place?
Why is it that someone who succeeds at something is suddenly called an exploiter of those who freely chose to pay for his services to them?
Why is it that mediocrity is heralded while excellence is painted as greed or arrogance?
Why do "intellectuals" cling to the concepts of communism when hundreds of thousands of deaths were required to try to convince the world that it worked?
Why is doubt a mark of intelligence and hard work a sign of ignorance? (In the new vernacular of intellectuals: "I doubt, therefore I'm smart.")
Why is mankind doomed to repeat its same mistakes over and over again?
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