On his radio show Monday, Dennis said: “On the day after the darkest day in my lifetime. Obviously 9\/11 was so dark in pure human tragedy, but it didn’t weaken America. In terms of weakening America, yesterday was by far the darkest day as we retreat from the American ideal of a smaller government and a freer citizen.<\/p>\n
“I actually feel a little different today. When it passed, I started feeling a little more European… I felt it. I’ve lived in Europe. I just came back again from Europe a couple of weeks ago. There’s a deadening element because as the state gets bigger in your life, you get less excited about life. What is there to get excited about in Europe? You can’t really make more money. The government tells you when you open your shop and when you close it. You can’t educate your own children if you want [home schooling is banned in Germany for instance]. The state does everything for you… You exist to make love. They are apparently quite good at that in Europe. There’s more focus on cuisine and on sex, the only areas where government hasn’t intruded. It inevitably makes the human more of a hedonist. There’s nothing noble to do in Europe. The government has taken over noble works.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On his radio show Monday, Dennis said: “On the day after the darkest day in my lifetime. Obviously 9\/11 was so dark in pure human tragedy, but it didn’t weaken America. In terms of weakening America, yesterday was by far … Continue reading