Made in USA

I am glad I was born here, have evolved into ’Democratic Socialist’ (how perfectly frightening to so many).

I believe in being truthful and remembering our past, the long term effects to others from our actions, and it’s ever current repercussions.

i.e. 'Black Lives Matter' How in God's name does this need to be said?

Sadly most people do not read at all. This is the single book I recommend to people who don’t read (any or a lot) but want to understand how in the hell can we remain so damn racist.

@elliottbnewcombjr + 1

Whatever happened to dispassionately reading something and taking away from it something of value?

I have never seen riots or protests over lack of food in the USA in my lifetime.  I lived and worked in Europe for a few years and saw poverty and begging- especially the disabled there.  Society’s first priority is to care for the children and the helpless.  Next, is to police crime and protect its citizens.  And lastly, temper greed and unfair treatment of others.  We will always have a social strata.  The wealthy are needed to take risks and stimulate the economy to create jobs.  The ideal is when everyone can contribute to society in their own way according to their skills, talents and abilities.  What a waste when people are paid not to contribute.  It is also a weight on the spirit.

If only I could carry a football, perhaps I would not have had to spend my career working in a factory.

I work to get the best audio gear I can afford.  I am especially glad when that gear is made in the USA.  My tonearm (UK), my DAC and CD Transport (Austria), my AQ power conditioner (China), Keces power supply, and my new LHY Network Bridge (China) are the only things not made, ie. assembled in the USA.  Oh, tubes came from Russia.

@tonywinga 

"What a waste when people are paid not to contribute."

it is a really poorly designed system, and there is a better one, it's called socialism.