elreina

That's a lot of deliveries. I worked at a very busy dominos in a college town and I feel like a night of 25-30 was a hot night for a 10 hr shift of driving. Unfortunately the last 2-3 hours (12-13 total per shift) would of course be cleaning/closing the store. Also worked for ~2-3 years and have many of the same stories you do.

As is nearly everything our government is involved in nowadays. Not being broadly pessimistic, just acknowledging reality. The government's interpretation of its own constitution has morphed quite a bit over time.

So let me get this straight...we have a constitution (with Bill of Rights) in place to protect our rights, which is the "Law of the Land". All branches of government swear to uphold it and their actions are bound by it. Despite this, it is being ignored and trampled by every branch of government.

1) What makes you think the Amash Amendment is going to do a damn bit of anything?

2) Shouldn't the focus be on killing things that circumvent or go against our defined system (i.e. restoring the system's integrity) rather than tweaking the details of the stuff that circumvents the system? The latter further enables our current twisted bastardization of our former system and moves us farther away from having any chance in hell of regaining control over it.

You've had my full support the whole time--just wanted a much-needed optimism boost. You delivered, thanks.

I think you misunderstand how an economy works. All you have to do is remove laws and regs that prevent people from building new housing, and they will just do it themselves. Pretty easy solution. Cheap to implement and it makes housing everywhere more reasonably priced.