“Rules Don’t Stop”
This guy who’s running for office on a GOP ticket is basically an unabashed Neo-Nazi.

This poems makes such an important social commentary even in our times. It speaks about silence in times of injustice. When someone, not yourself, is being treated unjustly, what do you do? Do you sit idly by and watch as they fight alone. Or do you fight for the rights of all people? If you don’t fight for all rights, you’re neglecting to fight for your rights. The rights of every man and woman are important, so stand up for what is right, instead of just what’s right for you. Eventually, what’s right for you will be on the chopping block, what then?
Cell phones: They are great additions to our lives and make communication much more accessible. Unfortunately, they’ve also made personal conversation impossible. Cell phones at the start were a talk-only sort of deal and you payed for the minutes you used. So your contact with people was short enough to make plans to see them in person and have a personal conversation. Then that glorious text message thing came along which made communication a little more convenient when you were in a rush. Then the addition of internet brought along many social networking applications with the phone. While all of these things have made our lives easier and more convenient, we have misused their abilities. So I’ve come up with a list of rules for cell phone use, just simply to re-acquaint us with real-live people again.