Thank you for your video about the Navy SEALs, it's ridiculous what's happening to them...

Freedom compels responsibility and accountability. Those that dont want such usually will find ways to avoid responsibility/accountability by forcing others to pay for the consequence-free life-style.

The most freedom toward social responsibility is to let a nations citizens freely decide which programs are worthwhile and which are not. Government deciding as if they are some deity invoking social justice, is not freedom, it is control. Its an entity infringing on the conscious mind of a human being trying to force him to believe something he may not believe.

I would no more force you NOT to believe in god than to have you force me TO believe in god. It takes away your freedom or it would take away my freedom.

All people have placed themselves or their children in situations of irresponsibility (the inability to respond to choices made). Why must it be that you or I be forced into digging those people out of the mess they created through their individual choices?

There are many ways to support those who have created such irresponsibility and compel accountability as a result. Creating foundations & organizations where people can freely donate money, time, resources by which those in need can obtain such generosity. None of this need be done through government force of taxation.

If an idea is so valuable to its citizens, then it should find itself well funded through donations, grants, scholarships and the like. Something so worthwhile need not the force of others participation.

7thDay, you have an awful lot of subjective words in your reply: good, bad, helpful, wonderful. One mans good is another mans bad. One mans greed is another mans living wage by which to feed his family. Why must one be forced to accept your value system? That which you think valuable is not always what others think valuable. Why must one man be forced thru taxes to pay for another?




Why must one mans wages be taxed to fund the good deeds of others? where is the mans right to earn his wage and live his life? Where is his right to decide which foundation, organization, church he wants to, in freedom, give of his savings?

Is the phrase "social responsibility" bad? Wanting to help out needier citiizens is bad? Providing basic health care needs, bad? Social responsibility and personal responsibility make for a good society. If someone can provide for their own basic needs, that is wonderful. But what if someone can't - really can't - what then? We have social programs for a reason: we are not inhuman animals. Affordable health care is an offshoot of that mindset.

And 7thday, who put it into your head "social responsibility"?

"LET EACH CARE FOR SELF AND ALL WILL BE CARED FOR"...listen, I admire your tenacity and passion for what you believe in, but that statement (taken from your site) is somewhat oxymoronic. Personal responsibility is not at odds with social responsibility. I don't think that you believe that it is, but your statement can be construed that way. It can easily be turned around and stated "Let's care for all and we ourselves will be cared for"...that would seem more logical, to me personally. Although I am an atheist, years of catholic school have made me realize that certain precepts of christianity hold true, namely that giving of oneself is an important tool in the betterment of the individual. This holds true in many respects for health care, too. Most people are not looking for handouts, just for help. Take it easy.

Happy New Year, friend! =)
Gary

Your featured video is very nice. I commented upon it, that I can veritably see myself as a kid there--dressed in a "kid's suit"!

Hello,
Just thought I'd stop by your channel after I viewed your Christmas video!
We certainly have some unfortunate deposits here, don't we? =)
You take care, and don't let the weirdos get to you. Evidently, they are very bitter and unhappy people.
I wish you a very Merry Christmas! =)
Gary