We have big government, big schools, big corporations, and big containers of french fries that social etiquette doesn’t require we share with a friend. The strange thing about the wonderful bigness of everything we’re surrounded by is that we have no choice but to embrace the bigness. Unless you choose to home school, you usually have no choice but to send your children to large public schools. (If you’re lucky enough to live within range of a charter school, you’ll have to throw elbows to get your kid to the front of the line.) Unless you choose to connect to the power grid, you’ll either have to finesse your own method of powering your home, or become content with candles. If you want to travel long distances, you’ll either have to stand in line and be groped by the TSA, or find a friend with a private jet. See a pattern emerging? In this latest episode of “Afterburner,” Bill Whittle encourages us to embrace the greatness of all that America has to offer by thinking small—small communities, small networks, and most importantly, small government. Watch: https://youtube/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4qPKR2zoDuk
Posted on: Sun, 04 Jan 2015 17:20:07 +0000
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