Old. you must be old and possibly remember woodstock (before my time), so maybe you can help me understand an issue that i see almost every day.
Why do i constantly see conservative baby boomer types playing the 60's anti establishment hippie music? I would think the conservative types would not be interested in this type of music, that basically bashes the people who risk their financial life to start up and run a business. That being said, i guess all the people that i see listening to the hippie stuff all work for someone else. might have answered my question there.
So right now, i am wondering if i really want to go to college, and advance my career, or just get a couple productive acres, and grow my own food, and have free health care. There dosent seem to be much encouragement to advance, since we will all get the same health care, with exception of the polotical upper crust, of course.
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