The Problem With Politics Isn't The Money;

The Important Thing Is To Concentrate Upon What You Can Do - By Yourself, Upon Your Own Initiative.

Insurance Is Meant For Extraordinary Circumstances. You Don't Use Car Insurance To Pay For Oil Changes Or Gasoline; You Have It As Protection In Case You Have A Terrible Accident Or Your Car Is Stolen. You Don't Use Homeowners' Insurance To Pay Your Electricity And Water Bills; You Have It As Protection In Case A Fire Or Other Catastrophic Event Produces A Large Expense. Obviously, Any Insurance Policy That Promises To Cover Every Small, Ordinary Expense Is Going To Be Much More Expensive Than One That Covers Only Extraordinary Expenses.

It's Important To Realize That Whenever You Give Power To Politicians Or Bureaucrats, It Will Be Used For What They Want, Not For What You Want.

Like Many People, Most Libertarians Feel Empathy And Sympathy For Less Fortunate People. But They Know You Can't Have Perfection In A World Of Limited Resources.

If Younger People See Older People Who Haven't Planned Ahead And Have To Rely On Charity, The Young Will Be More Likely To Provide For The Future. Today When Someone Plans Poorly, The Only Consequence People See Is A Demand For More Government.