[Kay Ludlow]

And the moral of the story is - never rely on your own judgment about what to do, wait for the authorities to tell you what to do. That's what we're teaching our future doctors, lawyers, scientists, police, leaders... Ensuring that only those who crave the power that comes from authority go into government work.

[LTCJ]

Sadly, you are spot on.

He said next time he found something like that, he'd give it to his mother and miss the bus.

LOL. ... not too worried for young Frasier's future, however. Here's a young man who knows how to think through a problem. He is going to do just fine.

[lotusblos]

"And the moral of the story is - never rely on your own judgment about what to do, wait for the authorities to tell you what to do. That's what we're teaching our future doctors, lawyers, scientists, police, leaders... Ensuring that only those who crave the power that comes from authority go into government work."

By now we should all realize we're too stupid to make our own decisions, no matter how old we are or what training we've had. My father taught me to handle and use a gun when I was five. Fifteen years later the basic firearms training I received in the military didn't go beyond what my father taught me. Our public school system is actively trying to create nonthinking followers, only capable of voting for the Teddy Kennedys of the world.

[Bob Mc]

"And the moral of the story is - never rely on your own judgment about what to do, wait for the authorities to tell you what to do. That's what we're teaching our future doctors, lawyers, scientists, police, leaders... Ensuring that only those who crave the power that comes from authority go into government work."

And a second moral of the story is - teach kids that guns are evil, to be afraid of guns, to keep them ignorant of guns ... Ensuring that we are all helpless victims and that only government can protect us.