Ronald Reagan Quote

"Freedom is the right to question and change the established way of doing things. It is the continuous revolution of the marketplace. It is the understanding that allows us to recognize shortcomings and seek solutions."

by:	Ronald Reagan (1911-2004) 40th US President
Source:	Address to students at Moscow State University, 05/31/88
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Categories:	Free Thought, Freedom, Innovation, Liberty, President, Revolution
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-- jim k, Austin
The being man, the laws of nature and of nature's God, liberty (as references from the tangible being / inside out), freedom (liberty's legal execution) and rights are all inalienable, absolutes and unchangeable. The administration of all such will vary as to the nature of the society (thus is the common law - by way of example, rural Alaska's focus differs from Silicon Valley's, California's farming outlook differs from Montana's ranching, Montana's ranching doesn't encompass all of Chicago's business, Nevada won't go into the same open nautical depth as New York, etc.) The associating principles, the original legal limitations, and the de jure tendencies of humanity were simply addressed in the Constitution. It is not that the Constitution could be changed to better administer the here referenced absolutes or that which "IS", it is that the Constitution has been made irrelevant to enslave the noble being man.  -- Mike, Norwalk      1
Excellent description of Freedom and what it accomplishes.  -- bruski, naples FL
Freedom has been diminished by out of control PC.  -- Gary, Fresno
Nominal Progressives, who regard themselves as being the most avant garde among us, in actuality are the most intellectually hidebound, the most morally retrograde, among us.  -- Patrick Henry, Red Hill      1
In other words, to remain free, you're gonna have to think on your feet. ;-)  -- E Archer, NYC      1
-- Mike, Long Island

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