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DBG launches “Family Vs. Head,” an original Web series features sponsored by Infiniti

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New York, NY (openPR) 8 October 2010

Digital Broadcasting Group (DBG; www.dbg.tv), the full-service network in the digital production and distribution of original specialized streaming video and other digital media, today? Family vs. â boss? an original web series by DBG produced and sponsored in part by Infiniti. The six-part series is an exciting cooking show-style competition that pits familia? S recipe from a celebrity chef? S to take on the same plate. Infinitiâ? S 2011 QX SUV-size luxury is presented across the web series.

â? Wea? back to working with Infiniti excited for the show, â? DBG says CEO Chris Young. â? DBG has a fine sense of how to align brands with custom programming for the web and he knew that the family would vs. Chef Series and the Infiniti brand seamlessly.â p> ???? restaurant owner in Miami, and his mother Andrea Curto-Randazzo has been exploited for the role of celebrity chefs, WNBC reporter and features? Stoop Talk? Cat Greenleaf Hospitality Hosts Jessica Binder and confectionery, restaurant owners and Ryan DePersio Spark Magazine editor Matt Sullivan vs. the Family, the jury’s head.

â? We saw an opportunity in the reconciliation with our family vs. Head consumersâ? no passion for culinary experiences and our Inspired Performance brand? said Kathy Roznowski, Senior Manager, Infiniti Media and experiential education marketing.

family vs. Head will be broadcast to the entire network of websites DBG. Each episode of the series to see six episodes will be archived on the YouTube page Infinitiâ :? ???. Www.youtube.com / Infiniti

About Digital Broadcasting Group

Digital Broadcasting Group (DBG www.dbg.tv) video sells inventory across the network produces original programming and DBG video online. A comScore top rated network 10 videos of 167 million visitors per month, spread the DBG Video Network advertisersâ? Inventory pre-roll and other video content over the form of 2,600 pages and properties that are within the network. DBGâ? S award-winning production team produces in-house original programming, in line with Branda? S communication goals. DBG has recently with clients such as Walmart, Kimberly Clark, Unilever, TransUnion, Lions Gate, U.S. Air Force, Moen, and Diet Coke to create and distribute branded entertainment content worked. The company was founded in 2007 and has offices in New York, Chicago, Dallas and Los Angeles. Chris Young, founder of Klipmart formed with DBG award-winning writers and producers Joseph Gomes and Gregg Backer.

About Infiniti

Infiniti offers a full line of luxury performance cars, including the G coupe, sedan and convertible, the Infiniti M sedan, FX and EX crossovers, and the QX full-size SUV. More information about Infiniti and its Total Ownership Experience ® can be found at www.InfinitiUSA.com.


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The Nanny — Nazi — State No Joke (The original & my response)?

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Question : The Nanny — Nazi — State No Joke (The original & my response)?
Willys cynical thought for the day;

In my web research, Declaration of Independence, etc., I have yet to find where the government says they’ll be my freaking mommy! So you goddamn politicians stay the hell out of my life and pockets AZZHOLES!

The Nanny State (I got this in a Biker email rag)

Worrying about bacteria, New Jersey banned restaurants from serving eggs sunny side up. The ban has since been lifted. Some New Jersey localities have a ban on people pumping their own gasoline. Policemen issue citations for driving without a seatbelt. By law new cars must be equipped with air bags. Federal law mandates that all new toilets flush using a paltry 1.6 gallons of water. Georgia’s governor mandates that classical music be given to all new mothers so as to aid infant IQ development. California, and others, has banned smoking in bars. Clinton wants a law passed banning smoking within 100 feet of a federal building. In parts of Ohio, children going trick-or-treating must obtain a special permit. These intrusions and more were recently revealed by television journalist John Stossel on ABC’s 20/20. The stated motivation behind this gross intrusion and criminalization of private behavior is to protect us from making unwise choices.

John Stossel asked Ricardo Martinez, head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), why can’t people at least have air bag on/off switches. Martinez responded by saying that society makes decisions about what benefits most people, and most people benefit from air bags. Stossel interviewed Yale University’s Professor Kelley D. Brownell, director of the Center for Eating & Weight Disorders who thinks Americans eat too many hamburgers and French fries. Professor Brownell wants government to tax fatty foods and those with little nutritional content and use the proceeds to subsidize fruits, vegetables and other nutritious foods. He’s suggested that some of the tax proceeds be used to build bike and hiking trails.

I’m wondering just when Americans are going to decide that we’ve had enough government meddling in our lives. It is nobody’s business whether I eat eggs sunny side up, drive without wearing seat belts, or pig out on hamburgers and French fries. I’d like someone to show me Congress’s constitutional authority for government protecting me from making unwise choices. Those who believe government should be in the business of making us take care of ourselves, should tell us where does it all end? Should government decide what time we go to bed? After all sleep is vital to good health. Should government force us to exercise, read wholesome literature, and bathe regularly?

The people who advocate a nanny government (a better term is Nazi government) are cowards. You say, “What do you mean, William?” Take Kelley Brownell. If he doesn’t want me to eat that Big Mac and French fries, let him walk up to my table and remove them from my plate. He wants no part of doing that because he doesn’t want to meet his maker this year so he prefers using the brutal forces of government. “The rest is mine;

When I was young, bullies use to pick on me, take food off my lunch tray and otherwise harass me. That’s until I followed the advice of my father who told me that if you let a bully get away with one thing, the next day it’s going to be something else and the following day something else again. He told me that the bullying won’t stop until I decide to stand up and fight. He said that even if I lose the fight, the next time I’m bullied, stand up and fight again. Let the bully know that when he bullies, win, lose or draw, he has a fight on his hands. Eventually he will stop. I think Americans should employ my Dad’s advice. As long as we stand as lambs before the slaughter you can bet that there’ll be no end to Congress’s bureaucratic stooges bullying us.

This is still America, last I checked anyway, yes we have ‘freedom’ here but ‘freedom’ is, never was and never will be ‘Free.’ Those of us who like to eat hamburgers and greasy fries must take responsibility by a) walking around with a big butt b) doing exercise or c) (in my case) taking cholesterol lowering pills and *trying* to stay away from the greasy stuff.

If we don’t want to wear seatbelts, or helmets, WE, not Congress, must pay in pain, time (in hospitals, rehabs w/e), or loss of body parts. I’m firmly convinced I would never have survived, some of, the accidents I was in had I been hog-tied to the seat. The insurance companies, and Medical providers, ALWAYS lobby for these laws but I haven’t heard of a single case where after such a law was passed the insurance company says, “Oh with your 20 year perfect driving record (not mine) we’ve decided that your next ___ year’s insurance is on us.” Has a hospital ever said, “Now that our ER doctors and nurses won’t have to be patching up all the accidents maybe we should offer breast enlargement at half price?” Now stop laughing and reread this paragraph in it, under sarcasm, is the point I’m trying to make. The answer to both is NO! And unless an insurance company or hospital administrator is reading this, and wants to prove me wrong, I don’t think it ever will be!

The ‘it’s good for you’ doesn’t stop at the things listed above. What if a slimy politician took it in his, or her, head that tattooing is wrong? Or certain subjects can’t be tattooed on anybody? Like large breasted blondes, skulls, flames, or spider webs? I hope I’m NOT giving them any ideas because I have all these. This can be taken as far as you want to go like; they pass a law that ONLY Army, Marine, Navy, Airforce w/e tattoos are kosher. Or just Democrat or Republican ink is allowed. How about the ONLY lower back, female, tattoo that will be allowed is a ‘GodSmack Sun?’ Okay tattooists stop salivating imagining how much business you’ll get by people running out to get their favorite tattoo done. And remember the upswing will only last until enforcement duties are figured out, i.e., the local Police, County cops, State Police or help us all if the FBI gets the job. Actually help them I don’t need any help!

And of course that’s not the only thing ‘good for you.’ This has been tried but what if Congress actually passed a law banning Rock & Roll, Country, Blues, Rock-a-Billy or Rap music. Or what if they legislate pianos, Violins and Trumpets are the only acceptable instruments? No electric guitars, fiddles, Blues Harps or Saxophones? And of course subsidizing lessons is another way to do, almost, the same thing!

Americans are lucky the founding fathers came from Europe where Religion – a belief in their God – was considered ‘good for you’ so it was mandated in some places; which is where ‘The First Amendment’ came from. If European governments had mandated seatbelts on cable cars and horses, and or required at least 4 oz. of meat at dinner — chicken, beef or fish — there may have been another Bill of Rights. This one saying, something like, “Congress shall make no law requiring citizens to do anything somebody thinks will be good for them.” Unless, of course, any of them made, or sold, seatbelts or had anything to do with producing, or selling, meat. In 1776 that was, almost, everybody. This was long before people either ate meat or were vegetarians. In fact getting enough to eat was more important than the cholesterol!” Now a few quotes;

“The career of a politician mainly consists in making one part of the nation do what it does not want to do, in order to please and satisfy the other part of the nation. It is the prolonged sacrifice of the rights of some persons at the bidding and for the satisfaction of other persons. The ruling idea of the politician – stated rather bluntly – is that those who are opposed to him exist for the purpose of being made to serve his ends, if he can get power enough in his hands to force these ends upon them.” — Auberon Herbert

“There is no worse tyranny than to force a man to pay for what he does not want merely because you think it would be good for him.” — Robert Heinlein

“The most basic question is not what is best but who shall decide what is best.” — Thomas Sowell

http://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/

From; Willys Jokes archieves
To B D; your points was covered; like here; The insurance companies, and Medical providers, ALWAYS lobby for these laws but I haven’t heard of a single case where after such a law was passed the insurance company says, “Oh with your 20 year perfect driving record (not mine) we’ve decided that your next ___ year’s insurance is on us.” Has a hospital ever said, “Now that our ER doctors and nurses won’t have to be patching up all the accidents maybe we should offer breast enlargement at half price?” Now stop laughing and reread this paragraph in it, under sarcasm, is the point I’m trying to make. The answer to both is NO! And unless an insurance company or hospital administrator is reading this, and wants to prove me wrong, I don’t think it ever will be!

I’ve had this & been posting it a while and ain’t any insurance companies trying to prove me wrong!
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Best answer:

Answer by smcin728
Learned to copy and paste, did we?

The Nanny — Nazi — State (The original & my responce)?

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Question : The Nanny — Nazi — State (The original & my responce)?
Willys cynical thought for the day;

In my web research, Declaration of Independence, etc., I have yet to find where the government says they’ll be my freaking mommy! So you goddamn politicians stay the hell out of my life and pockets AZZHOLES!

The Nanny State (I got this in a Biker email rag)

Worrying about bacteria, New Jersey banned restaurants from serving eggs sunny side up. The ban has since been lifted. Some New Jersey localities have a ban on people pumping their own gasoline. Policemen issue citations for driving without a seatbelt. By law new cars must be equipped with air bags. Federal law mandates that all new toilets flush using a paltry 1.6 gallons of water. Georgia’s governor mandates that classical music be given to all new mothers so as to aid infant IQ development. California, and others, has banned smoking in bars. Clinton wants a law passed banning smoking within 100 feet of a federal building. In parts of Ohio, children going trick-or-treating must obtain a special permit. These intrusions and more were recently revealed by television journalist John Stossel on ABC’s 20/20. The stated motivation behind this gross intrusion and criminalization of private behavior is to protect us from making unwise choices.

John Stossel asked Ricardo Martinez, head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), why can’t people at least have air bag on/off switches. Martinez responded by saying that society makes decisions about what benefits most people, and most people benefit from air bags. Stossel interviewed Yale University’s Professor Kelley D. Brownell, director of the Center for Eating & Weight Disorders who thinks Americans eat too many hamburgers and French fries. Professor Brownell wants government to tax fatty foods and those with little nutritional content and use the proceeds to subsidize fruits, vegetables and other nutritious foods. He’s suggested that some of the tax proceeds be used to build bike and hiking trails.

I’m wondering just when Americans are going to decide that we’ve had enough government meddling in our lives. It is nobody’s business whether I eat eggs sunny side up, drive without wearing seat belts, or pig out on hamburgers and French fries. I’d like someone to show me Congress’s constitutional authority for government protecting me from making unwise choices. Those who believe government should be in the business of making us take care of ourselves, should tell us where does it all end? Should government decide what time we go to bed? After all sleep is vital to good health. Should government force us to exercise, read wholesome literature, and bathe regularly?

The people who advocate a nanny government (a better term is Nazi government) are cowards. You say, “What do you mean, William?” Take Kelley Brownell. If he doesn’t want me to eat that Big Mac and French fries, let him walk up to my table and remove them from my plate. He wants no part of doing that because he doesn’t want to meet his maker this year so he prefers using the brutal forces of government. “The rest is mine;

When I was young, bullies use to pick on me, take food off my lunch tray and otherwise harass me. That’s until I followed the advice of my father who told me that if you let a bully get away with one thing, the next day it’s going to be something else and the following day something else again. He told me that the bullying won’t stop until I decide to stand up and fight. He said that even if I lose the fight, the next time I’m bullied, stand up and fight again. Let the bully know that when he bullies, win, lose or draw, he has a fight on his hands. Eventually he will stop. I think Americans should employ my Dad’s advice. As long as we stand as lambs before the slaughter you can bet that there’ll be no end to Congress’s bureaucratic stooges bullying us.

This is still America, last I checked anyway, yes we have ‘freedom’ here but ‘freedom’ is, never was and never will be ‘Free.’ Those of us who like to eat hamburgers and greasy fries must take responsibility by a) walking around with a big butt b) doing exercise or c) (in my case) taking cholesterol lowering pills and *trying* to stay away from the greasy stuff.

If we don’t want to wear seatbelts, or helmets, WE, not Congress, must pay in pain, time (in hospitals, rehabs w/e), or loss of body parts. I’m firmly convinced I would never have survived, some of, the accidents I was in had I been hog-tied to the seat. The insurance companies, and Medical providers, ALWAYS lobby for these laws but I haven’t heard of a single case where after such a law was passed the insurance company says, “Oh with your 20 year perfect driving record (not mine) we’ve decided that your next ___ year’s insurance is on us.” Has a hospital ever said, “Now that our ER doctors and nurses won’t have to be patching up all the accidents maybe we should offer breast enlargement at half price?” Now stop laughing and reread this paragraph in it, under sarcasm, is the point I’m trying to make. The answer to both is NO! And unless an insurance company or hospital administrator is reading this, and wants to prove me wrong, I don’t think it ever will be!

The ‘it’s good for you’ doesn’t stop at the things listed above. What if a slimy politician took it in his, or her, head that tattooing is wrong? Or certain subjects can’t be tattooed on anybody? Like large breasted blondes, skulls, flames, or spider webs? I hope I’m NOT giving them any ideas because I have all these. This can be taken as far as you want to go like; they pass a law that ONLY Army, Marine, Navy, Airforce w/e tattoos are kosher. Or just Democrat or Republican ink is allowed. How about the ONLY lower back, female, tattoo that will be allowed is a ‘GodSmack Sun?’ Okay tattooists stop salivating imagining how much business you’ll get by people running out to get their favorite tattoo done. And remember the upswing will only last until enforcement duties are figured out, i.e., the local Police, County cops, State Police or help us all if the FBI gets the job. Actually help them I don’t need any help!

And of course that’s not the only thing ‘good for you.’ This has been tried but what if Congress actually passed a law banning Rock & Roll, Country, Blues, Rock-a-Billy or Rap music. Or what if they legislate pianos, Violins and Trumpets are the only acceptable instruments? No electric guitars, fiddles, Blues Harps or Saxophones? And of course subsidizing lessons is another way to do, almost, the same thing!

Americans are lucky the founding fathers came from Europe where Religion – a belief in their God – was considered ‘good for you’ so it was mandated in some places; which is where ‘The First Amendment’ came from. If European governments had mandated seatbelts on cable cars and horses, and or required at least 4 oz. of meat at dinner — chicken, beef or fish — there may have been another Bill of Rights. This one saying, something like, “Congress shall make no law requiring citizens to do anything somebody thinks will be good for them.” Unless, of course, any of them made, or sold, seatbelts or had anything to do with producing, or selling, meat. In 1776 that was, almost, everybody. This was long before people either ate meat or were vegetarians. In fact getting enough to eat was more important than the cholesterol!” Now a few quotes;

“The career of a politician mainly consists in making one part of the nation do what it does not want to do, in order to please and satisfy the other part of the nation. It is the prolonged sacrifice of the rights of some persons at the bidding and for the satisfaction of other persons. The ruling idea of the politician – stated rather bluntly – is that those who are opposed to him exist for the purpose of being made to serve his ends, if he can get power enough in his hands to force these ends upon them.” — Auberon Herbert

“There is no worse tyranny than to force a man to pay for what he does not want merely because you think it would be good for him.” — Robert Heinlein

“The most basic question is not what is best but who shall decide what is best.” — Thomas Sowell

http://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/

From; Willys Jokes archieves
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Best answer:

Answer by pamela_d_99
Such a long ranting and raving. I quit reading after the 2nd paragraph. I don’t know if these facts or true or not. But I suspect that some are not.

What was your question?

First publication of the original work of Alcoholics Anonymous “Big Book” 1 of Hazelden be published in October

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Hazelden publishes original articles working manuscript of 1939 AA” Big Book “for the first time

Center City, MN (Vocus) 2 October 2010

The Original Manuscript of Alcoholics Anonymous in 1939, a revolutionary? Book began, Alla? ? which has sold over 27 million copies in the U.S. and Canada only made available to the public for the first time on 1 to October from

Hazelden.

as the “bible” for the global community of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), the great book is arguably the century book more important and influential 20th Recovery from alcoholism and other addictions. It has been translated into over 50 languages. The sale of this original manuscript of the work, which was 0.56 million in 2004, Sothebyâ auctions? S has been of Fine Books & Collections and ranked among the top 10 in this year, with the auction of the Magna Carta. ? The current owner Manuscripta available to the center of drug treatment and world-renowned publisher, Hazelden, high-resolution images of this historic document in 1939, the book, Alcoholics Anonymous was – who publish in Hazelden, a four-edition colored fabric and the world like a piece of cultural history and medical publications.

first written by AAA? s co-founder Bill Wilson, with contributions from some of the original members of the AA 100, revealing 161-page manuscript of the work of five layers of comments and corrections in pencil and black, green and red. Controls indicate intense debates transpired during six weeks in 1939 when several newly recovered alcoholics discussed how best to share their message of hope with other alcoholics and their families.

â? Hazelden? The decision to publish this important manuscript is rooted in our conviction that the principles in the Twelve Steps, the heart of those who suffer from addiction, recovery experience all the time, have a Help? Said Nick Motu, editor and vice president of marketing and communications at Hazelden. Readers see the â? Rejected? Suggestions, insertions, deletions and changes in the last minute proof sheet â? which is now an overview of the thinking behind AAA? s founding members as they described their recovery in print for the first time. Particular attention will be discussed on these pages about the role of religion and spirituality in AA A? Co-author Bill Wilsona? Decision to give this book a spiritual rather than explicitly religious character was a turning point that achieve AA for people of all faiths and beliefs could.

readers can now order the uncut version of the Twelve Steps (including a first step, not explain a famous opening Wea ????????); As tests of AA Big Book and historians, as the personal experiences of AA members first form of the text. (The authors and contributors of the material in this new book are all members present in AA and have therefore to remain anonymous). An essay on the publishing history of the Big Book says the internal debate about what the title: The Empty Glass, Life leave dry, and even a hundred men? Finally won the title of Alcoholics Anonymous.

The original manuscript was copied and distributed to AA AA members, doctors, psychiatrists, ministers, proposals, together with all amendments, â the Multilith in a single copy? one reproduced in this book. For nearly 40 years, the manuscript in the Bill and Lois Wilson was kept? S home in Bedford Hills, New York. In 1978, Lois was gifted his most valuable friend, the writer Barry Leach of Montreal, and the document hidden from the public for 30 years.

â? Imagine, a rare and valuable manuscript, which you explore behind the scenes during the creation of one of the most influential books of all time? clearly understand the controversy and creativity that went into the introduction of AAA? s program of recovery of the worldâ? Twelve Step Miracle educator, Fred Holmquist, director of the Hazelden program Lodge. â? For those who want to understand the basis of their own sobriety or her family, friends, colleagues and relatives, this book will be a revelation. More importantly, this manuscript highlights of 1939, collaborative process that has always treated for the way the world alcoholics and drug addicts addiction.â ????

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1954, reproduced in the book, the co-founders of AA Bill Wilson said of the birth of Alcoholics Anonymous :? ??? not a syllable of this program, as far as I know was written. How can this thing to unify [AA]? Could we experience some of our principles describe certain methods that are around us? Yes, of course, if this movement had spread, there must be a literature if his methods could neither by the drunk or the general public.â be distorted?


This edition cloth

four colors available .00 (sugg. detail) in bookstores across the country. In addition, a series of leather-bound limited edition, available only directly from Hazelden be available in October for 5.00.

NOTE TO EDITORS: For copies and high-resolution images of the working class Manuscript of Alcoholics Anonymous, or an interview with the historian Fred Holmquist Hazelden on the impact of this legendary book on drug users and schedule people in recovery worldwide, contact: Paul Maccabee at 612 – 337-0087 or Landree Carolina.

About Hazelden

Hazelden, a national nonprofit founded in 1949, helps people reclaim their lives from addiction disease. Building on decades of experience and knowledge offers Hazelden a comprehensive approach to addiction that the whole patient, family and professional needs, including treatment and continuing care for youth and adults addresses, research, universities, public education and advocacy, and publishing. It has facilities in Minnesota, Oregon, Illinois, New York and Florida. For more information, visit www.hazelden.org

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I want to know what is it that actually causes heartburn? What’s the original cause of it?

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Question : I want to know what is it that actually causes heartburn? What’s the original cause of it?

causes of heartburn

Best answer:

Answer by blue_42
I think it’s stomach acids getting up into your lower throat. Drink milk to neutralize the acids.

The Nanny — Nazi — State Goes a long with Why People Are Scared (The original & my response)?

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Question : The Nanny — Nazi — State Goes a long with Why People Are Scared (The original & my response)?
Willys cynical thought for the day;

In my web research, Declaration of Independence, etc., I have yet to find where the government says they’ll be my freaking mommy! So you goddamn politicians stay the hell out of my life and pockets AZZHOLES!

The Nanny State (I got this in a Biker email rag)

Worrying about bacteria, New Jersey banned restaurants from serving eggs sunny side up. The ban has since been lifted. Some New Jersey localities have a ban on people pumping their own gasoline. Policemen issue citations for driving without a seatbelt. By law new cars must be equipped with air bags. Federal law mandates that all new toilets flush using a paltry 1.6 gallons of water. Georgia’s governor mandates that classical music be given to all new mothers so as to aid infant IQ development. California, and others, has banned smoking in bars. Clinton wants a law passed banning smoking within 100 feet of a federal building. In parts of Ohio, children going trick-or-treating must obtain a special permit. These intrusions and more were recently revealed by television journalist John Stossel on ABC’s 20/20. The stated motivation behind this gross intrusion and criminalization of private behavior is to protect us from making unwise choices.

John Stossel asked Ricardo Martinez, head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), why can’t people at least have air bag on/off switches. Martinez responded by saying that society makes decisions about what benefits most people, and most people benefit from air bags. Stossel interviewed Yale University’s Professor Kelley D. Brownell, director of the Center for Eating & Weight Disorders who thinks Americans eat too many hamburgers and French fries. Professor Brownell wants government to tax fatty foods and those with little nutritional content and use the proceeds to subsidize fruits, vegetables and other nutritious foods. He’s suggested that some of the tax proceeds be used to build bike and hiking trails.

I’m wondering just when Americans are going to decide that we’ve had enough government meddling in our lives. It is nobody’s business whether I eat eggs sunny side up, drive without wearing seat belts, or pig out on hamburgers and French fries. I’d like someone to show me Congress’s constitutional authority for government protecting me from making unwise choices. Those who believe government should be in the business of making us take care of ourselves, should tell us where does it all end? Should government decide what time we go to bed? After all sleep is vital to good health. Should government force us to exercise, read wholesome literature, and bathe regularly?

The people who advocate a nanny government (a better term is Nazi government) are cowards. You say, “What do you mean, William?” Take Kelley Brownell. If he doesn’t want me to eat that Big Mac and French fries, let him walk up to my table and remove them from my plate. He wants no part of doing that because he doesn’t want to meet his maker this year so he prefers using the brutal forces of government. “The rest is mine;

When I was young, bullies use to pick on me, take food off my lunch tray and otherwise harass me. That’s until I followed the advice of my father who told me that if you let a bully get away with one thing, the next day it’s going to be something else and the following day something else again. He told me that the bullying won’t stop until I decide to stand up and fight. He said that even if I lose the fight, the next time I’m bullied, stand up and fight again. Let the bully know that when he bullies, win, lose or draw, he has a fight on his hands. Eventually he will stop. I think Americans should employ my Dad’s advice. As long as we stand as lambs before the slaughter you can bet that there’ll be no end to Congress’s bureaucratic stooges bullying us.

This is still America, last I checked anyway, yes we have ‘freedom’ here but ‘freedom’ is, never was and never will be ‘Free.’ Those of us who like to eat hamburgers and greasy fries must take responsibility by a) walking around with a big butt b) doing exercise or c) (in my case) taking cholesterol lowering pills and *trying* to stay away from the greasy stuff.

If we don’t want to wear seatbelts, or helmets, WE, not Congress, must pay in pain, time (in hospitals, rehabs w/e), or loss of body parts. I’m firmly convinced I would never have survived, some of, the accidents I was in had I been hog-tied to the seat. The insurance companies, and Medical providers, ALWAYS lobby for these laws but I haven’t heard of a single case where after such a law was passed the insurance company says, “Oh with your 20 year perfect driving record (not mine) we’ve decided that your next ___ year’s insurance is on us.” Has a hospital ever said, “Now that our ER doctors and nurses won’t have to be patching up all the accidents maybe we should offer breast enlargement at half price?” Now stop laughing and reread this paragraph in it, under sarcasm, is the point I’m trying to make. The answer to both is NO! And unless an insurance company or hospital administrator is reading this, and wants to prove me wrong, I don’t think it ever will be!

The ‘it’s good for you’ doesn’t stop at the things listed above. What if a slimy politician took it in his, or her, head that tattooing is wrong? Or certain subjects can’t be tattooed on anybody? Like large breasted blondes, skulls, flames, or spider webs? I hope I’m NOT giving them any ideas because I have all these. This can be taken as far as you want to go like; they pass a law that ONLY Army, Marine, Navy, Airforce w/e tattoos are kosher. Or just Democrat or Republican ink is allowed. How about the ONLY lower back, female, tattoo that will be allowed is a ‘GodSmack Sun?’ Okay tattooists stop salivating imagining how much business you’ll get by people running out to get their favorite tattoo done. And remember the upswing will only last until enforcement duties are figured out, i.e., the local Police, County cops, State Police or help us all if the FBI gets the job. Actually help them I don’t need any help!

And of course that’s not the only thing ‘good for you.’ This has been tried but what if Congress actually passed a law banning Rock & Roll, Country, Blues, Rock-a-Billy or Rap music. Or what if they legislate pianos, Violins and Trumpets are the only acceptable instruments? No electric guitars, fiddles, Blues Harps or Saxophones? And of course subsidizing lessons is another way to do, almost, the same thing!

Americans are lucky the founding fathers came from Europe where Religion – a belief in their God – was considered ‘good for you’ so it was mandated in some places; which is where ‘The First Amendment’ came from. If European governments had mandated seatbelts on cable cars and horses, and or required at least 4 oz. of meat at dinner — chicken, beef or fish — there may have been another Bill of Rights. This one saying, something like, “Congress shall make no law requiring citizens to do anything somebody thinks will be good for them.” Unless, of course, any of them made, or sold, seatbelts or had anything to do with producing, or selling, meat. In 1776 that was, almost, everybody. This was long before people either ate meat or were vegetarians. In fact getting enough to eat was more important than the cholesterol!” Now a few quotes;

“The career of a politician mainly consists in making one part of the nation do what it does not want to do, in order to please and satisfy the other part of the nation. It is the prolonged sacrifice of the rights of some persons at the bidding and for the satisfaction of other persons. The ruling idea of the politician – stated rather bluntly – is that those who are opposed to him exist for the purpose of being made to serve his ends, if he can get power enough in his hands to force these ends upon them.” — Auberon Herbert

“There is no worse tyranny than to force a man to pay for what he does not want merely because you think it would be good for him.” — Robert Heinlein

“The most basic question is not what is best but who shall decide what is best.” — Thomas Sowell

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