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I Think That The Spirit Of America Is Still Very Much One Of Where People Want To Work Hard And The Majority Of People Want To Work Hard. They Want To Be Entrepreneurs. But When You Have That All Taken Away With Government Regulation Or With Government Overbearance Of Taxation, You Start To Wonder Whether If It's Even Worthwhile Because Who Are You Really Working For? Are You Working For Yourself, Are You Working For The Government? In The End, This Wealth Distribution Scheme That's At The Heart Of The Current Political Administration Is An Inherently Wrong One.

The Great Thing Is These Days I No Longer Have To Work For A Living And That All Of The Things That I'm Able To Do Where Money Is Paid As Compensation For Whatever It Be, I'm Able To Donate All Of That To Charity. That's A Wonderful Position To Find Yourself In At The Latest Stages Of Your Life And I'm Proud To Have Walked The Path That I Have And I'm Proud To Be Able To Continue Working And To Be Able To Give Away What I Earn To Some Very Good Causes Here In The Southwest.

It's Tragic What America Has Become Because There Is A Great Segment Of Society That Now Resents Luxury And Success And Achievement By Others.

It's The People Who Work Hard And Earn Big That Keep The Machine Tipping For Everybody Else. If Everybody Else Was Equal Down The Bottom Rung Of A Ladder, Nobody Would Be On The Ladder At All Because It Would Break And Everybody Would Fall Off Backwards. So You Need People At The Top To Help Pull Those People Up From The Bottom. You Can't Take That And Swing To The Right. You Can't Have Everybody Living In The Same Ordinary $60,000 House Because You May As Well Live In Russia, Bulgaria Or Some Other Eastern Block Communist Nation.

Nobody Would Watch Lifestyles Of The Poor And The Unknown.