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Words to live by
This year's first day of April was noticeably lacking in April Fool's jokes as far as mention in the media was concerned. Perhaps this is due to the fact that, with George Bush and Dick Cheney still at the helm of the ship of state, there is no need to single out a particular day for foolishness or nasty pranks in the United States: every day is April Fool's day in this country for the time being. Subscribe Buttons                    | |
An Honest Capitalist Approach
Personally, I've been getting sick of self-proclaimed free market capitalists ... who cry "property rights" every time the EPA tries to stop someone from dumping toxic waste on their wetlands or exterminating an endangered species ... being willing to use force of law to commandeer a woman's body for 9 months.
In essence, this is a far more honest approach. Sure, it represents regarding human beings as a commodity - but so does pure lassiez faire capitalism. As offensive as this is, it does have the virtue of ideological consistency.