“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “Our children may blame us” Bumper sticker

“Our children may blame us” Bumper sticker

Shut off all the noise, and what do you feel? Nothing. There is no rising tide. No compassion. No goodness. No hope. Just endless repetition – indoctrination – rote: “We are the future” – and? “It’s your generation who ruined the world” – and . . . what?

It’s all “when are we going to get there?” to an uncaring Doctrine. A road trip without a ‘rest stop’ or a motel.

“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “Cornithaca County is so corrupt . . .” 11

“Cornithaca County is so corrupt . . .” 11

“Their Code of Ethics is fill in the blanks.” Cornithaca County’s ethical oversight is like a temporary spare — it’s used to distance participants from the scandal until permanent repairs can be made. There is no clear-cut case of misconduct that cannot be side-stepped or misunderstood into non-action. And if you persist; they just stonewall.

“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “The concept of being ‘owed’” Bumper sticker

“The concept of being ‘owed’” Bumper sticker

Let’s face it: when “entitlement” started getting bad press; it started using disguises — it’s “tradition,” it’s “compassion,” it’s a “safety net,” it’s what you’re “owed” – it’s all about you. You can’t balance the scales of justice with nothing on the other side.

“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “Biden’s Global Warming Policy” Bumper sticker

“Biden’s Global Warming Policy” Bumper sticker

“Is like cleaning the storm drain in the shadow of a tsunami.” Government policy is all about talking big; and getting tough with the little people. Expect to see “Global Warming” Taxes — that will be used to pay off the big polluters. [They’re called “incentives.”]

It’s not panic that causes the most deaths in house fires — it’s lack of panic.

“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “Sustainability” Bumper sticker

“Sustainability” Bumper sticker

“Sustainability: Having the same standard of living as your parents.” As much as this may inform the modern social conscience – it equally informs those who are teaching it to our children – we can’t move into the future; if you’re trapping them in the past. A rich “standard of living” is a poor substitute for quality of life.