Those who think for themselves create the vital harmonic life orchestration. 

Absolutely no on has a home, till everyone has a home.

Can we truly afford to neglect any of our abilities for a fully balanced character?  Further, the revolutionary reveals themselves in the most mundane tasks. They even take out the garbage with a mystical charm and exuberance like no other.

Until we find someone who is responsible for some kind of productive enterprise can we claim to have a legitimate organization or even a legitimate human being?

The quote is a complicated monstrosity. We need community involvement and not more of "this is not my job" attitude.  Striving for the same purposes should not lead to state and national discord.  We are all after the same purposes, the preservation of life, and with this purpose in mind, we should be able to find community solutions as a community. Community and personal environmental order and mental order requires the same positive sane goals.

Not too understanding of this quote, but just like to add that humans are concerned with all the components and elements of the universal relations and relationships of the human family.  "That's not my job" is simply not a human response.

This is one of the few times I disagree with Mr Thoreau in that I don't agree with the governing process being demonized or alienating ourselves from its proceedings. We the People are the government and we must learn our respective individual obligations for our community's guidance and direction. Eight billions brains should be better than one.

Mike, Norwalk, Absolutely.

There's a motivated interest in a reasonable social arrangement for unbiased and impartial information.  This conventional arrangement is not motivated for such information because they wouldn't "win" the "big game."   The most updated analysis from this unpopular post guy's observation unbiased and impartial information would put an end to the game. Ending the game would be quite reasonable because the present practiced equation sums up life challenging life equals death.  Life challenging death is the balanced equation of Socialism, it's a winner for all.  

Dazzling Mr Moriarty, this performance just might get that Oscar nomination or that "section eight;" not too understanding of what the fateful difference is, however.

We need a one world governmental organization arrangement, a one world state,  United Nations General Assembly.

The conventional charactization of the contemporary conventional idea of freedom is that of a child at play.  The children say let me play and all will be OK. And the main current of focus differs negligibly all over the world, East or West or wherever. All of the current playing arrangements are   "arrested and petrified," Socialism, in other words responsible social behavior is just not understood at all.  The Socialist understands if you are fighting, you're simply not going to free. The Socialist strives for an universal agreement of progress.

The realization of human liberties is through progressive automation, integration of ideas of tolerance, and complete comprehensive record systems available to all.

I just don't really understand this Mr Paine's dazzling dazzle. We are all the constituents of the government and all have a responsibility to add our respective contributions. The progressive people certainly want to support their construction of the governing process with appropriate doctrinal reinforcements.

All of what President Wilson appears to be describing are the forces that made him the president. Self awareness is the attribute of the healthy mentality.

Again in your signature critiques, Mr Sowell we need a specific incident to which you are referring, specifics.

A gentleman only seeks the strength to control himself.

Incidentally, Mike,, Norwalk, Life is good.  ( Ape scroll 29, verse 6, "beware the beast man he kills for lust, greed, or sport.")  Mike, when you connect torture with killing you are conveying extermination of all life. You torture those who do not kill for lust, greed, or sport. You're killing progressive ideas with your torture, killing life itself, therefore you are not life.  Life, once more, supports life. Life grows, desires a new vitality, a new path of understanding nonviolence. Life is the challenge to the universe for nonviolence and organization.

Additionally, Mike,, Norwalk, you've really gone beyond what we should be tolerating as conduct of someone in an unrestricted environment and unsupervised. Your expression of torture and killing is clearly antithetical to life preservation because you are opposed to life, exemplified by your expressions.  Life is never opposed to life. Life doesn't torture life and life doesn't kill life. Life improves life. Life creates life
 Life is for life.

Mike, Norwalk, you certainly horrifically qualify for the most intense need in terms of psychiatric counseling. I think where did I go wrong, in not delivering in my conveyances, the most appropriate sensitive regard in terms of respect for life. No one in their right mind tortures or kills. If you have the correct formula, you are the leader. Torturing and killing clearly eliminates your standing for most any credibility for anything. Mike, Norwalk this torturing and killing conveyance evidence most definitely qualifies you for the most intense psychiatric counseling and the accompanied restrictions that apply.

No, Mike, Norwalk, crime is an objective term denoting destruction, "and if you want destruction, you can count me out," as the poet sings.  If you want creativity, you can me in, as the law-abiding citizen urges.

Another quote displaying an individual who understands nothing about public service or public services. If you think you benefits from the current conventional contemporary lunacy, you certainly make Ronald Reagan clowning attitude prevail. The public servant makes it plain that your well being, is their well being. The public servant makes it clear their prosperity is your prosperity.

Folks you'll know a person has won the nobel prize when they start spewing out worthless  impertinent irrelevant childishness.  We need motivated, inspired individuals making significant contributions to our community, and it assists quite effectively by being one of these inspiring contributors. 

We the people, are the government and life will be assuredly preserved by the well intended efforts  of the people.

Not sure what Mr Taylor is entirely intended to convey with his presented quote.  The constitution, an appendage of humankind's doctrinal  artistry, grows as anything human develops; and with that growth acknowledgement, clearly in mind, it continues to require periodic updates to keep pace with the growing attributes of human awareness and identity.