If Anybody Had A Reason To Become

The War On Drugs Is Wrong, Both Tactically And Morally. It Assumes That People Are Too Stupid, Too Reckless, And Too Irresponsible To Decide Whether And Under What Conditions To Consume Drugs. The War On Drugs Is Morally Bankrupt.

If Anybody Had A Reason To Become A Delinquent, To Become A Criminal, To Be Angry At The Man, To Be Angry At The White Man, To Be Angry At America, It's My Dad, But He Did Not Feel That Way At All.

America Traditionally Represents The Greatest Possibility Of Someone's Going From Nothing To Something. Why? In Theory, If Not Practice, The Government Stays Out Of The Way And Lets Individuals Take Risks And Reap Rewards Or Accept The Consequences Of Failure. We Call This Capitalism - Or, At Least, We Used To.

To Bring A Child Into The World That You Cannot Feed, Clothe, House, And Educate Is The Moral Equivalent, In My Opinion, Of A Drive-by Shooting.

Studies Show That Children Of Divorced Parents Can Have Outcomes As Positive As Those Coming From Intact Homes, Provided The Father Remains Financially Supportive And Active In His Children's Lives.