at 3:37?
easy answer, to bishop mark hanson's 'key question'. "eachother."

the fact that he would even need to ask that, shows how little time he has spent, imagining if it could be true. too scary, to think big daddy's not at the wheel.

Crosswords, I don't think "big business" getting out of control will be a problem if we do things the way RP wants things done. RP is for following the Constitution and regulating "commerce" between states is one of the few powers that the Constitution actually grants congress.

The drug issue is also not as scary as you think it is. The way he wants it is for it to be up to the states. So if a state chooses to legalize this or that drug for medical or recreational use that is up to the state to choose and not for the Federal Government to interfere with. I think a better way to deal with the drug problem is how we deal with cigarettes. Cigarettes are safe and legal to purchase...we don't have a whole lot of "cigarette related crimes" in this country because of this. We are able to tax those cigarettes and use that money for education of why cigarettes are bad for you and why you would be stupid to start smoking even though it is legal to smoke. This approach seems to be working well as we have less and less new smokers every year. How many people do you know that will start using heroin if it becomes legal? All it would do (if it was legalized) would make it so that the users could get safe/clean doses at a reasonable price and in turn they wouldn't need to rob your house to support their habit.

Re: LOL - "the socialists". Is there some other term for those that think Big Gummint Control is going to solve all problems? Got news for you: only the paranoid survive.